Evening Star Newspaper, December 17, 1896, Page 5

THE EVEN SING STAR, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1%, 1896—14 _ PAGES. 5 w3 The Busy Corner) jf... , | So eR Ag | evening an elegant dinner of ten ———____— © charm ot whic . Bon Marche, 8th and Market Space_ Shedd’s, 432 oth St. || j by the beautiful tate ‘afrnishings | - $14 and 316 7th St. COATS & |" CAPES | om Picturesque Trains of Atiendants— q meeting Monday evening last at the res aca undistwas. * | 7 nyx Personal Notes—A Debut dence of Mr. and Mrs. John ‘She 3 ennsvivania aveny hi it * . z Bau. prizes were won by Mr a. We. Bfétye and ae | Mr. Prazier, and the second » Retailing at ables 85 50° Se = Mrs. C. B. Caywood and Mr HW. Hein. T 9 ‘There was a large company of friends os- |! Mrs. N- Alenaey i so weensee —all brass—hands 2 fig- = S résent Maker’ S all bras: andsome fig . Alexander and Mr. CB. Caye sembled at Epiphany Church last nieht at Storeisthe Prese; . Zs ured border—large onyX = | Carolan Bryant and Mr. Frederick Bolton fier the games were over the 8 o'clock for the marriage of M slab—the best value in the — | Si™psen of Cuba, New York. The chancel reall A : S = | was set with palms. Rey. Dr. McKim per- ° | city for the price. Same | } ved refreshments, served in ala 1 p : formed the marriage ceremony. The ush- size and quality will cost oC many rare objects on e& Wedded in Onurch, With oe Friends | fost and heen ; Kuests were ¢ IS, Kaui, n, ‘Song “Special” for the Holidays in for The L. K ; Lansburgh & Bro. . J Brsy Shopping Time. Le Sates | are open evenings now “| te. This might be more r Rocha: Francis Colte: emvenient for some of you. uchre Club held its fifth gaving Silver Ware, Um- 40 cents, will be given to each pilas, ete purchaser of 1 pound of 50-cent We make no charge for Tea or with a 3-pound purchase Wholesale Prices. Stumping Leather Ge of 30-cent Java and Mocha Cof- $|-, ing over one dollar. pic —those preferring _ 5 Ibs.. We have fas = pare Warm Gloves, 25c. xs cost- — after which held. We make no charge for Fan- c\ Boxes. We make no charge for En- 5 pounds of stick Candy.worth short by ere thos w = sugar free will be accommo- % which we a the past to colder urer sudden chenge n. Mr. and M:s ers, Messrs. John E. Jones, Harry Conway Mr. and Mrs, W. Smith, Mr Walk: nd Mrs. HO OW $ dated. week. Th - Weather almest induced th We showin We have several to refuse our of as have a fal Hs ever sop matly, you fully one dollar MORE = | and William C. Stone, were kept busy until | tk aie Se. r ' styles in Warm <bowcht of him for many years he pretty “ = " gifts at'so little cost | - elsewhere, Only $5.50 the arrival of the bridal party in seating | a ese pepe Gloves. For...... 25¢. pair.’ rarbuckte! ¥%C.3 etre. cmtale chasers Spat ies that the few, dollars you plant among ; the guests. When the wedding march pealed house warming of the Cay Pe Ketter ones up to $1.50 patr enabling us te. turn them over to our wares will reap you twice as et We have the largest and = | from the organ the bridesmatis, with the esday evening last proved $1.25 Kid Gloves, 73c. Saeriw tie most varied stock of Bras: tiny htue flower girl, Florence Stone, walk- was the occasion of mu- hid Gloves in a for Christmas wear. The much value as you would get else- “i below are less than whole fixures uo $ sale prices Lt 1-4 ch from the idle aiste to < Tables we have —at all prices and Ony ing in advance, came in chu and an elaborate mer vestry and advanced by the r where. Hughes, president of the club. ever shov served as toast master. Several ba * Fine Black Rough Cloth the church door to meet the bride. The lit- | solos were effe ey ery —- kid, ‘ Sbield-fromt Reefers, latest style, rolling each one a special bargain. Gefcurly haired flower ty tively rendered by Mr. M Tomorrow's special price for rer then led the | Burdine, vice pr ident, followed by sv cellar, plajted back, half new shades = Call before purchasing. = Umbrellas. Shas : > the | tions on t ; -73¢ ir k l Fi again to the chancel, followed by the | t xuitar. autoharp and mar . pair. . S age sate z : a Panta hed a Long Gloves for $1.50, $1.75 and $2 pate Arbuckle’s delicious _ packag: We wiil save you money. || Ushers and bridesmaids, who walked in eh, br mana a eel oe morrow at. z quel Tam ples, The maid of honor, Miss Amy Gilt_and Onyx, $1.50 up dren’s Reefer Scarfs,..1% price-in the world—we grind it lerce of the h Conn. The groom is a son of Mr, ant white satin. The Slemenmuel R. Weed of Brooklyn yoke of pearl passemen- | 4, via graduate of "S?, and a me quisite point lace, which | P&T Of the United States geological surve Nor- Cilldren like it as well-as | "ull and carried a cluster of red ros —-- with honey Our Cambric Hdkis., in slain : - Ladies’ Kiderdown Dressing candy ar might them. it's | The bride, who is tall, fair and graceful, i : s fresh and toothsome—never soft and | was gowned ine! white and fancy borders, 5¢ high bodice had a start at.. Sno S ° terie, edged with e: Our Fancy Silk Hdkfs. start 6c Druggists & Grocers. A flatannd cudocetereime cit erin Fe Wet ee gh aMar etaduate. Re ° pond an¢ i tt of the No: f . Fe TAC E60 nee ace A diamond and pearl star, the gift of the rwalk M. EK. Chur groom, gleamed in her tulle veil and coro- | P¢tformed ihe ceremony. Miss Clara Hill, Our Linen Hdkés. start 12% C. : lined) Made to sell . Xe 3 offee. 164 cents—the low est for 6.08. Go on sale to- $5 tot 2—Ladies’ Nasty Shieid-froat 2 Bryant. preceded her sister, the bride, Who | Mahon Rar $ eae aE ee pabagioes - eg: 3 Stee came up the aisle unattended, At the san ne 19¢ or pulverize it—the Arbuckle’s ie a ene teen See z pi er Dae tee aga chancel grill the greom and his ‘best man, | Sefer cer, I. Burdine and Go: = we sell, like everything else we Made to sell th 6 98 AND THEN THEY ADVANCE TO Mr. Charles Gregg of Philadelphia, ad: | 7 dies’ German Club of ¢ 2 . : G5 Ee Sig! o $i 19 $i 39 $i 69. $1 98 pS: vanced to claim his bride. The bridal party | Will give their first cotillion of th. Pie ce oe ck _|$handle, is fresher than can be $ sm ae tomo Aree 19, 39, -69, -98, ‘SH EDD .® Erouped about the couple for the betrothal | Pecember Mh. at Linthicum ‘Hall, of Reefer Scarfs Shad anywhere else, because we front Reefera. strap seams back $2.25, $2.49, Bro., - acinomae elt! hem to the altar. eae eka : tiful affair that were 5o0c. and «| Zscll it so rapidly at the aboves frout, Drewlen silk Hncd, slash —P AS FIXTURES 432 oth St STOVES, eto ® | husband and wite ‘The luncheon Se ae ee 3 ° Intest style le to UP TO. marriage by her father, Mr.Carolan O'Brien | W2eheon yesterday | Mrs. George We 75¢. Fo : - 19c.each.” | ¢ price. sell for $11. Go on sale $7. 08 ae Soe -] Bryant. The bridesmaids were Miss Jennie 3 MPR William Hough, M = 4st tomorrow at. - Stone and Miss Mary Stone of Brightwood Mrs. Lewis Dewart Apsiey, Ladies’ Yokes é Lot t-Hambscaie pillar Shield- We engrave aif Umbrellas free | [- == and Miss Ethel Norris, cousin of the bride, | Mé. John Dalzell and Mrs. Sherm front Meeterss rolling clue, halt Lined irom $1.98 up. TAKE THE CHILDREN They woreemilsh Greases ofiwhite orsemiie |S ot * s. erman, Ot Chicago. Of bees “hiffe tae ES over white silk and carried bunches of | #04 Mrs. Sherman are the ¢ pean and chiffon, trimmed (34 ° 4 a Al fi A BOX OF DELICIOUS hite carnations. The maid of honor was | Musnter, Mrs. Aldrich. with ribbon. ‘| ¢ k S 66 99 in pale blue organdie with blue ribbons and | Miss Helena Chart . ae ns u tie w ue ribb arlotta Hill, daughter of $1.98 and $2.48 » gS ae wueen a y set white carnations tied with blue]. J Hill, and Mr. Walter Harees Gian Eiderdown Dressing Sacques,80c -« : ie It’s made only of PURE molasses—flavored | |The tiny flower girl was in dainty white BAN OF tke Mike ee 9 lbs. best mixed Nu for $1.00. Oc. doll given free = the sale of the manuin cques, i - pretty shades of light blue. pink. gray and cardinal, all sizes. Only. * 89¢.:: Ladies’ Gowns by nearly one Landred the dollar’s worth. The quality of the nuts we sell net of natural white ros Relatives join- | # sister of the bride, was maid of honor, the bridal party at supper later at the ana Miss Julia Hill of Danbury, Miss Jessio Seeks ea ae apes ees Set ne Pa Raleigh. t of Englewood, N. J.:+ Miss Bleane we the best the world produces ¥ More of Those Oat Peak Dad dH A [| ‘The bride's going-away gown was of dark | Gedney of Milton-cn-the-Hudson Miss tet, In numercus © styles. —Cream nuts, 10 cents polish- ¢ ur INCA uchess an on- : {| green cloth trimmed with military braid. | Sle Hamptcn of Poughkeepsie, N.Y. and ig Eas = iton Lace Hdkfs. start at | || The couple started north last Miss Emma Lockwood of South Norwalk , Handsomely designed. ed pecans, 10 cents—Fi peas i ren Ss ana ee = SES 2 3 | | will reside at Cu “ r were the bridesmaids. The groomsman was Som ace and so on. onic aati 5 e Py P Seme made — empire : chestnuts, 12 cents—new Paper $ 6S I 99 (e t AN SUIT EVERY TASTE AND PURSE S the Labyrinth; Be 1 gies i hieie = ot ae Calves, stvle, some with gshell almonds, 15 cents—gren- ¥ amp € Oats. FROM Ot eas AMMOTH Ses gomery county, Md... is Aig oo ss x be daughter of Mr. s, AS ENDS , : me c nd jarges square yokes. some ble walnuts, 15 cents—Naples ¢ We have just ed two lots more of OF CHANG i 3 EVIE. E Te pepe ee ours were married yesterday = get he oo with round vokes walnuts, 12 cents—Si ly fees ioe tee N k A lei | is full of the most vahiable an of the bride in tae presence of relati: 1 i yokes, a Ss. colin 4 : pctpabicrgers and intimate friend ragretng tote ery, large sleeves. Spe- & cents. “Ask for the doll w a z Bs A Our Neckwear display = the ap- | oe | coeptins “ane winter “months, which aloes ond oi cial price... - 98c, ) you have bought the dollar’ $ $4. $5 and 86 Coats at $3. pearance of a kaleidoscope, so many} 4” ey Pee Pe ae ee Se i ser erento sick: nike oe | brown cloth. At egy ae wane j Ladies’ Fianiies Skirt oat Also we have too Chil 3 $7. $8 and $8.50 Coats at $5. handsome and pretty colorings EveningDresses & Wraps mite uri who nae ¥ Bisrson, Prot and M Se ; z a) f of Mi is G. Moore, Mr. and Mrs An- r - ¢ dren's decorated china toy sets of =| Sale of Single make the selection quick and easy. ae17-th,sdtu-28 | Mr. and Mrs. drews, Mr. and Mrs. Vickery, Dr. J. A. Me de of all wool pciimaware to he given to aE es ee é + 28¢ | = ee! Soin ¥ ty ana Mr James P. Cromwell, After z a = ~ hancel vas d . nal hite,| 4 Short trip the » el to =e, = ss 4 ¢ chasers of nuts. “| ( OA’ S. ING ee ihe caval? and TIGInGee mobs ineaget | Washington ts rei ee scalloped and embroic F 1] out in reses, with palms tn t “keround. > Sree ee * ered cd ze. in light bh $ xecxwean at SOC, ur Co arettes hers were Captain M Lieuten- Trenholm, who has been : ge. m hight biue, 54 very hemdseme TERS ARE ASK- For Gift Open evenings F ig and Lfeutenant j Capers, at ». pink, scarlet, tan, gray 1S “Ok Tees or Gil St wha Sine Bony * and black iE. =22-5-, Paeeor ~ Other useful gifts in’ uk depar te ; at (Guiguard. pete and family have apartments tor For the Men Folk. 3 ment are: Suspenders—Shirts—Un- 4th Artiller: their full-dress | ‘R¢ Winter uniforms, as did the rest of the military | Mrs. L) men of the bri entered the church from the vestry and ia Dean, late of Easton, } Alberti Z last evening at je. | Mr. and Mrs. W. D. West ei stparea SH ees ne eS | ee : tase fin Persian, “$32.08 Children’ Ss Furs. i Stinemetz, £ Son, The seven voung ladi : Miss F ny the Rev. C. B. Ramedell of derwear — Cardigan Jiickets —Ho- siery and Gloves. iat party. Tie bridesmaids 15 pounds of French mixed candy or 13 pounds oi stick candy tomorrow for one dollar —a 4o-cent doll given free with the dollar purchase. Stick cand) ec shown suet styles amt y now offerin: alues as we Porter of Towanda, Pa.; Miss Egington of | byte “ee adel ‘morrow. WHITE CONEY MUPFFS AND sles rian Church, in the presence of a few . fs W 0 Kentucky, Miss May Catlin, Miss Jennfe | friends. The bride w. : Very Plush Coat, edged MUEP MADE WITILCOMTINALEON ersaind Hatters, 1287 Pa. Hunt, Miss Rittenhouse and Miss Frost. | traveling -* ret 3 mone rok eget i linet They wore white organdie over yellow silk | ¢, roping Only $i AS. -F air as a Bubble of the Aasaae Sel 3 farnations and violets. She was attend this class of pods The specialty is our 5oc. line of Neckwear. Most exquisite Maite +r boas of yellow and white chrys- |}. hers _ She was ASS. The emums. Miss Gertrude Sheldon of | 2» laughter Besste, who was dre ae a, SILK-LINED | MUFFS AND VENETIAN in pink organdic dei % te * coloring: I e 4 ~ 3 pire COLL artistic taste among art glass of a ers Falls, N. ¥., walked in advance of | (7PM “esandic and carried Golden Gate ormgs and designs. Every 8 cents—French candy, 7 cents 0), coukt be more snitable for a the rest dressed in white oF | tora short tri coher | sapteengied on i n exquisite gein from Vet anit irec ste . rip sé dl « eir re! shape and style that is in vogue, —gum drops, 5 cents—choc— Size Only $2. Fa are iusette ean Croat Vent gandie ani a directoire staff, top- | Win cute at cout. and on their return . where they will Phe Plain Teck, The Wide Apron Teck, The Four-in-Hand ped with yellow and white flowers. | cimeda Tracy was maid of honcr. She car- vied white orchids and was dressed in white orgendie. The bride came in with) her father, and at the chancel was met by the nil expensive os ‘$ 1 4, 08 MISSES’ WHTCE y. FFX ANDO COELARS— eignor in Venice says: —""T need mm oe “ and at Canini’s silk ee, col: Venetian Store, olate drops, 12 cents—winter- greens, 12 ccnts—peppermints, 12 cents—peannt taffy, ro cents Any shape in Thier tar, ° Senn nnn SPHINN OEM IIIOSS a4 Lintag throughout ip : eutenant Jo- i 7 ## The Dressy Imperial, 50 ‘| #—caramels. 10 cents. ¢ Sais, to <elisfor 2615. 08 aks 122314 F St. N.W ie alge an Tiers erage pt 1eedingc gels ihe ssghetemserst segs _ - ° sep! : wey = : e on enue before Cy 4 pe Club Tie. Cai $ Bel ae as Only $5. 00. PIECES WORTH FROM 10 ; FIG NOW et Pee ee Ee Caio be Le Institute. Mr. Curtis ts ar rieid po The Beukies : : sae ego 1s . $15 NOW $5 | Pearl pins fastened her tulle veil, and she | 122) ,gn: ne ee TT a Lars Bow, a Chwiee $ $10 Tea Gowns, $7. 98. . TRA’ FINE NPERIA MUFFS “AND PIECES WORTH F Now ge | carried a white ! meee geen bax nas Fee ¢ segecf cew »* The Wellington Puff. &. ( TO the service was read terest af this time. The lecture will be il formed the c lustrated with lant at the residerc la Only $5.98. ot Mr. and made from : 1 sow eLK photographs of the sc : MISSES’ KRIMMER MOPPS AND SCAR settings, having = nek drawing rooms were | Photographs of the sc and people of Jit + Is Given by Many. $ " g SSeS Renita Mune ASO the FINEST DIAM Dey SiGe palms Anahi aay, wintlew: le. |The friends of the Instituie are a Weave A © We shail offer Ladies” Handsome Cas Onl $6. Q5, : Sp ata antennae ected © attend. Licht Weiet ; $ 3 fan ie k ks. smilax about the doorways. The mantels w. BR. Re Aight Weight. kedee tiie ene eee ed were banked with ferns, studded with yel- +R. eception. Seen Wei ie BS Of these | ¢ elite, finest Tine oe rails ees ing. Boo So Boo! S. Canini? Ss, low and white flowers. In the dining room treds of members of the W. R. - Weight, We Sweet Vrunen 9 cents California Mute to $10. g , 122314 F St. N. the table was set_with ferns and white] mot at the home of Mec Av Ie Jonna Heavy Weight $ ee ae cre ene eres oa) = A tt. NW. | towers. a large wedding cake being in the | ™°t ap ee tlsiptie 3 > ; oe | $e 10 conte New iL A Y from ITAL RAS center, The couple have gone for a trip to | Capito! Hill, Tuesday night, to meet Mrs Cotton Hose, Cc eZ New Caran 66 ° 99 — = West Point, Chicago and St. Lovis. Later | Hill of Indiana. national president of Wool Hose. Fb siepeieat e ee Ni + eS 3h 4s ¢ — S | West Point, enicek° snonto, Texas, where | Organization. ‘The officers of the. I « Wool yse, Keletes, 12 conte Little. Miss. Misc u 2 Lieutenant Wade's regiment is stationed. | ment of the Potomac, W. R. C. Bact Brack retin le cid data beens ¢|/ lackintoshes, itigace anil aia coe All the world 7} smcers?Ssn"anont, and araninon of the | cr" omara > ae 4 weighing Sly po ents. c. > i eee Ba — Modes and Tans. e one Be = Ladies’ Navy Blue and Black Serge peteeeeeeee eee OC. 3 d hi if 99 i s were zeneraily found fag : Poa are Lae ik beseeett 5 | The cabinet ladies were generally founs = = Natueal Gears: re Mocklntonhes, with Inlakt velvet cull I'll Tell You a Story, and many G am IS wile 4 | at hom= yesterday afternoon and most, of cee os mpaune ¥ sero ge Further S - ae r <2 hem had hosts of callers. Olney has irate : ped. to this « 1‘. Some Further Suggestions Are: ,; $ Made to sell for $8. To $4 08 others ... 2g : * are sho In @ | Leen receiving all through this month and | Oi. “Semu's Tate a ae ctl FE B Roe for 14 notrow only..... aA ° Story Time and ottier titles. . J} @ | yesterday's reception war larger ae here- a ss a Fancy Bosom Shirts for $ L Si tofor:. Mrs. Francis, wife of the Secretar ; ittle Sisters and Big Brothers. Toe. e e shi DIED. yp, business wear. i $ $8 Silk Our Playmat Secon Soo a. 120.) ¢ a eC er’ S. reception ¥ tends. ana ‘so agai ET. Departed this life Tnesday, Dee We proy oi re ers five = epee ok : est, Miss Boyd. eo la- | BANKET. od this life Taesday, Dece : -50c., 75c. & $1 each.” 9 OSCE elt oe ee $ Pets of the Farm Foe SG I$ cle. The ever increnttagl thew octnsers | pete eae aetiee poe caccked | Seat tt Sia, eee aoa st »« White Dress Shirts. >) pear completed” yreminny carn and select Waists $5 Fairy Tales for Children - ae. ae ¢ ** —show plainly that the selection of ¢ drawing room of the Sawyer mansion a: +g SD rine ‘a my * * Christmas Gifts—ts one eas ed and its dainty ac- Sth amd E st > 50c., 75c. & $1 ea of wer Sefs 6-plece Decorated Chitka 9 ° » | Children’s A, B, C Surprise. ... 20¢. rea gps Sigiierige dbl Dosh tabs) Sue eon san vatie wien eontheast. Mclaitnes an GitenO= ave uvtee 54 ’ iO: plece Demorated Chine’ Ftset s 3 é at this store. The stock of holiday companiments from a tea table gleaming poate s All-wool Sweaters, in black, Eandwonie Baneet tame. iis at al uae io or ot these ae is Mother Goose Jingles.... 2 © [feels was never hetter—and the im- . with pretty silver and china. attend, 's Large Dictionary, coutain orth $6 be he scissors are put inte ° . * * portant item, these time c s. George C. ne . the blue. maroon or white. i Sf iMusteations “Large C3. Hintorles “Lange Mt. Then extimate the cost of making Playmates for all kinds of little sic inme wen? oe ort hae oan easier the a, f ut corated with stlver 2 ney. axe xeally Ste = Z m id seasoil $l each. }f ear ies ea o| Sed“ Tate | sie 286) 8 22 [erie manta etic or tin $ | Fenty namo Mts “habe ¥ it Albums, ha ei deco- % / . ~ oe Cards a Salet me d ‘4 thi ‘en J ‘om The al 0c rvs de re having their | a et patterns. Tomorrow only... Holiday Ppacanie! on -- 2gc. ‘Fr st above 1 qt + Seana host on her guest welcomed onghicn ; ind complete cards as early i > seemingly every agreeable person in soct- Avcalm and 1 é j For 39c." eters Cente eee ae 1$5 Skirts, $3.98. Great Big Story Hooks 2... -48c.| gf" SU. $ | Ser Mowers decked the bandsomely ap- than i hi Coll rs for presents before Christie Sunny Land Stories. ...,...4.. 50¢, ree * | pointed roo: had most | powen. on ae ae +ply Linen Collars, all styles. 5 The Rough Skirts are growing snore ikke ‘Jackets Of 1812 x 20.|% 4 | efficient assistants in Miss Edith Patten, Feel reek Per Half Dozen, 75c.. pepatar every day. You may have one = ‘ Gk c on -13¢ | e054 >-e 45-48-08 .} 22 Miss Blanche Emory, Miss Rodgers, Miss | runeral jomorruw at really reduced prices, rv: apoleon’s Military Career: — Froulke, Mrs, Alex. Legare, Mrs. kins weet, +ply Linen Cuffs. Per pair, 15c. Blue Flannel Overshirts vided you burry. a . eerie cen James McCabe Encyclopaedia Hned — throueh- ‘Kit Carson’s Wild W este ogee « $3.08 a. Worth ARE ‘BUT A FEW. OF x . ard Mrs. Blair Lee. The tea r was gay It's time m A 4 with pink roses, and friends smiled and ran Vy, thinking | Modded at each other across the bountifully DRYAN, Suddenly, Mi, ts about the in- | Supplied tabie in that most becomivg of all, 1 aya A Fredientx for] a rose-tinted light. Rena D LIERA- 75c¢ at your Christ me *| Senator and Mrs. Stewart will mark the | !terment in ¢ “Gift” Feather : Mince Feuit Ss 1 of df is el lence, 1201 1 wt ree By Special request of“our many "KSON. At his father's residene treet Cakes, Be | deput of their granddavghter, Miss Be = remember that | Fox, by 2 reception and ball, Januar on Wednerd December “6, customers we shall have a Friday be- ope them ° fore Christmas: Remnant Dav. zx WAS uf h 1 I I EON TT a S30, Ss ‘TE | 12: y «the finest and freshest supply of Dretie ‘ukes. Vanilla Wafers . t2c Honey Jumbles . 12c Butter Scotch . 12c "AN, Tose RET, ¥ December 17. * Cheviot Overshirts. 50c. each. " All-silk Garters Mrs. Warren, wife of Senator Warren, had the pleasure yesterday of welcoming at Gu hand 1 stn flock. Friewds invite Stewart Castle, son of Charles H, and Ja Evenings. 4c. pair. Amt yen Whieh a - “Phone 998. home for the holidays their eldest daugh- aNCe KALON W INE CO., 614 14th. | ter, Miss Frances Warren, who is contin- ving her studies in Boston. Senator War- Here is one of the best of the gifts. ather Boa will last fe ee 16, 1896, of typ we at 10S Plorida avenue. morthenst. JAMES becoming, and thereto - +7 F —— ren hopes also to join his fam: here for olis, ete at Ege Biscuit - . Se Silk. Remnants. peerers Poereesesseseosenesse Christmas. Mrs. Warren is making calls | |, DUP ee >| Mixed Cakes . . 12c 4 this month and will not recei hursdays a Shan Silk Remnants. cee i # | anti January. : ‘Silk Remnants. |soilver=[Toumted 2) a oP icccartney win receive Satur- nters’ Uni Ginger Snaps . 5c Ostrich etetetetedetedetetedetes = dete creheh © | days in January at 1704 19th street. KK REMNANTS OF EVERY KIN! ge : z y 2 Mey heel :Garters, $2. 25 © | The marrlage of Miss Grace May White, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles White and Dr. Llewellyn F. Davis took place last [night at Assembiy Presbyterian Church. fPaims and flowers adorned the platform. The ushers were Messrs, Maurice Hath- eway, G. Cooper Cox, Herry C. Kothrock and George R. Davis. The bridesmaids . On December horthweet, ¢ aya Eon CS OODLES OBOE EI IEE PED LEED DELETE ANE OOO SEI AOL AE yard long. ve ss FANCY Si Tomorrew AD Very QC. 4 vanp up roe A 8, e Bons, 1% BLACK Sik Resins On Event Grape |e. one eet Made of best ° Made to sell (or 0. To: 6. 08 PROM = silk elastic, heavy sterling a Manlees Os cick 29c. 4 vary ve TOD 9C. silver buckles, $2.25 up. Feather Tous, 14 yards First floor center harga ain Pa © Tortoise Shell Hair Be long. Worth #14. ~ $9, O08 Third Fioo Combs, $2 up. were Misses Lula Cox and Lula Rothrock, Sreseeseatoadondondontegergontentons see who were prettily dressed in white or- emis. on December 16. IN MAY 7 ART terry norcreeotion cy OF s Beauttgul Ostrich Feather Coliaes, with Harris & Shafer, gandie and ited golden gate roses. Miss sister of MICHAEL NOL panes pier nae 5 fine standing tips. Remnant LiGer » | Myra M. Davi: was maid of honor, and Riek ke eee “ie 7 cents tomorrow. Also ti Made to sell for $2.50. $1 39 x SBLEACHED MUSLIN AND KANEON FLAN- . $ | wore pink silk, trimmed with satin ribbon | qrimber JS at 9 oclak, | Wrtende iuyttinl to at Cc. Hae, packages of Macaronl, ‘Tomorrow ° 28 c20 Jewelers, 1113 Pa. Ave. {ana chiffon. She carried a large bouquet phence caps.) Settee each. aust Out. ‘ Sua of la Frarce roses, Ged with a pink satin Peerewe se SESS vevesovecoes se ribbon. fhe bride entered the church wit dn December 17, 1806, after a tong and Ze | “Gift Furs.” ayings ~ her father, meeting the groom and his best ee “Saying 3ic Are ou uzzled man. Dr. 'H. Jerome Allen. with the off- ey Tomorrow we shall offer the regular %5 EST rT 1 » p ciating clergyman, Rev. Dr. ttle. The m. December 18. Inter Quality Imitation Marten leaps TU REY REI MOLI Na t folks detannt | CDOTSEER ieee Nemes Her penitiont ta 6 Pur Collarettes, with 10 $3 48 DRESS LENGT es oe site, gown of white brocaded satin, with elab- : : benders, Shirts, = 1Z tells; tor ° r villares or ‘an orate trimming ‘of duchesse lace and pearl Tandsomely ‘Sc. a yare i 2 ‘The Best Smoked Sugne-cared Shoulders, era oaei ee Sik ret passementerie. Her tulle veil was fastened omy 3 PLA “BES? f~ mbrellas, variety of mS by diamcn orni ent, the gif! f the 10 couts elsewh oe - 2] "| ~ ir a ament, itt of t creas pram ant 7 dha eben ane oe 10 handsome tails, Made LACK, toc Sut tractive handles, that 32 groom), Her bouquet was of violets and Save Your Mone eeeeee Ea Baus, Brand Condens to sell, for #10. ‘Tomor- FE OS "Bec ai formerly sold for #5 have lilies of the valley. ‘The ceremony was fol- . whee il w Le cents, the row . ts . - a we _ - ae - QC. HE Rar FSR §| “taveoric’ seine rw an,” | gRARDOWN. none aN mane P.T.HALL, 908 F St | sea tituses cats acter asen ts apt Tutt’s Pills will sav. co ] An elt colors, from 98e. to $3.08, 4 : Mrs. Davis left for a tovr through the | One box of Tutt's Pills will save 4 DOUBLE WipTH. defT-160 rerth. Upon their return they wiil be at | many dollars in doctors’ bills. They cs y fits oat ss “1 . a PA KC) COMBINATIONS, 2 ar a ? a A home after January 1 at 1135 6th sireet- | will surely cure all diseases of the EDS. lh I I k Mr. 2nd Mrs. Beale Howard went over to 4 lidren like a New York yesterday fora stay of several | stomach, liver and bowels. daya in that city. handsome book gate and Mrs, Thomas 7p nar ott! No Reckless Assertion. DAINTY CONF Hil in alt Lt se Japanese “NW. BURCHELL ty last.evening at their handsome home : “ ‘or ates ron Aa" ta nase Hamlet | En “Gonnecticut-evenue exteuded, Washing-| For Sick Headache, Dyspepsia, A little irl These are but a few ol the many] fe agur a eer eon tao abo a | fon oot Malaria, Constipation and’ Bilious-.. gi nice things you-can select from to Zaigety Journeys the the Varer’ Siaecceatiore | an tnd Mire. 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