Evening Star Newspaper, February 18, 1897, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1897—12 PAGES. ©20000009000000900009 AIAIK G thie E(Ge? New Philadelphia Sead, Friday, : Reduction Day. We expect to clean up every item adve rosedd for Friday in the one day these ridiculously low F Johnsted! 1's, 72 729 7th St. EXHIBIT OF : WILBUR’S ' COCOA. A cur © 2 $F 2 © Bo) OF WILBUR'S DELICIOLS COCOA FREE. LQ rite —hence Satteen Underskirts. Re- duced from 65¢. to ceaae aoe 4 Black Satteen Skirts. Reduced Secret peer ee oo 1 Child's Gretchen Coat, size 3 years. Reduced from $5.75 to.. $2 1 Child's Gretchen Coat, 4 years. duced from $14.50 to...- $4.85 Misses’ Jackets, sizes 14, 16 and ~ Reduced from — $10 7 Ladies’ Elegant Diagonal Chey- lot Coats. Reduced from $10 $3.59 ‘Tomorrow the special ou be 18 cents—saving sou 7 Coffee Exhibit wx Coffee made in the “rns and served wilh 210) Try « cup of de finest finproved ¢ < fresh cream, years. Sredendondeeseeseodeeteoegendondontoatoasoegens ng ondeondendeny co 83 = es R ¢Tlocha +Coftfee, * Black Cheviot |GOLDENBERG’S| “STORE NEWS.” February eighteenth, All previous remnant sales outdone. The crowning effort will be made tomorrow—the lowest prices ever quoted during any remnant sale yet. In nearly every instance the goods offered are new. But being rem- nants their prices are clipped until they are but shadows. Velvets & silks. Seven pieces of silk-fased velvets—helir- . gray and terra cotte—actually sold . & yard—your Choice for 17¢. yard. ds of black and colored relvets amd velveteens, which sold for Te. und $1 a yard—ts go for Corners and ¢ Qc. piece. plain surshs, Remnants of Indias and gloria and figured silks—have —will gv for 19¢. yard. black satines: and fare been 50e., Ge. and 2 size 36 Ladies : agenard! Coats, silk faced, with a star velvet ee Ee: collar. Reduced from $1250/39 Ibs. Sugar Free. Domestics. WO eee ee eee ee eee eee ee $4.25 : Aylth tHe (purchase of. 3 pounds of ava Short lengths of yard-wide heavy un- 1 Beautiful Light ight-fit- 1 Soinisor pest Ptaskin Genser wane bleached inustin—the Te. quality—to go for ting Coat, size 32, elegantly braid $ 3hc. yard. trimmed and silk lined, ‘y swell. Reduced from $20 to. ...... $7.50 | ¢ Levering 6%c. yard 1 Ladies’ Brown Jacket, size 38,|% Package WC. See ae ae, 2 é Short lengths of Bates’ seersucker ging- empire front, braid and fur trim- $ Coffee, bams—oell regularly for 10c-—to go for med. Reduced from $18 to. $6 98 ‘4 Oke. yard. 500 yards of Simpson’s Mourning | % Short lengths o P nts. Reduced from 6c. to3c.yd. Lot of 124c. Satines. Reduced vial sale of Levering’s Package Cott sound grains and freshly for you or pulv 6 dozen Napkins, Extra Heavy Linen # slightly soiled. Reduced Sih a a 'y feather-proof tick- to go for 8$c. yard. Wife sells usi Linings. of silesins, percalines, sateens, imita- from $3 to. -§$2.25 doz. | gArbuckle’s ic. OH eciae oan aen gaione 18-in. Roller Tee dir Reduced | 2Package % 3dc. yard. frontieie te. --- Oc. Coffee, Lot of Krone perealine, F Fine 10-4 Muslin Sheet Retac ~ and rust ines, which ed from 55. to.. - 49c, Genuine Fruit of the | | Loom Muslin, yard wide. Reduced to. - 5th. _(Only 12 yants toa Serer } y Sresoeseondendontoateesessengeoseogengen 16 pairs 11-4 White Blankets, a little mussed in handling. Reduced ¢Butterine from $1.25 to modes sss o4 OOGe be Ladies’ Black Sponge Silk Stock- ings, in size & only. $1. 25 quality Rest 25-cent Butterine at cate ste ior = tion sale rate, 14 cen $1.50 quality for. ce $1.62 quality for. Ladies Oxford Mixed. Hose, and g. Reduced 50¢. 33 votendengeasentenseagengoaseatentoaseageasesgeatensootet s@LARK-3 |} 8 Sip. EG 3 £ cnt -A bird in the hand worth two in the bush! In the course of a season or =r soogente ioe ofededethetedete th S ths. of Test Grannlated Sagar given free h purchaser of one, pound of Tea. 40 cents’ worth tes, Cups, cers, Teal 2 Will be accommodated. Se geg ef Chie Mn G HOSS geeteteteted Setetetes eeseagoadeeseengengets yard —to so at Sic. yard. Lace curtains. Take all the broken pairs of cur- tains at half and less than half price. # single Nottingham Ince curtains, which sold for $1 a pale to go for 25c. each. which 5 single Nottingham I sold at $1.25 50c. each. lace curtains, to go <4 single cern Telsh point Which sold at $7.50 pair $1.50 each. 110 odd pairs Nottingham lace Which sold at $1.50 te $2 te go for Oge. pair. curtains, curtains, 16 odd pates Ni ham Lace Were $2 to $5.50—to go for $1.39 pair. lace curtains, 50 and $5—to go for ______—s«&$2.50 pair. All $8, 59 & $10 Bg $2.98. Wiazer and veefer all-wool tan and k and navy serge and tan half-sik- lined jackets; stiffened, yelve bonnd skirts, and $1010 go at $2.98 each. long coats, made with shoulder ° $5, $6 and mid pairs Whlelt were $4. “, two there may possibly be = $Star Soap, ¢ __ Choice, 98c. » another bargain offering as ~ | Borax Soap, Yac-$ Li . big as this—but we can tell = ?Family Seap, ie inens. you they are few and far be- lz $ oe a = o A6sac% puze diven damask * tween. What makes these 2] $ Site Sreseatee OG te > stalwart qualities and low 3 - tne 18c. each. 2 prices all the more bargains si¢: BG his i ee = is the fact that they come to § - g deretihave teen Oe Taween= to ras ee = you at a time when, if ever, 2 I = 3c. each. foes | BEANS, 3d| eo > in “apple- -pie order” for the 2 $ Cm outline stamped patiern—iiave been » reception of the Inaugural & al _price tomorrow far Best Navy ¢ . = 2 visitors. Now, then, this is ¢ Se eee oni $ sais Choice, 7e. <. your golden opportunity :-— iF = India linons., = White and Gray Blankets.$r. Evaporated ¢ r (i ee = Double Bed Comforts... .75 ‘California Yc. $ usual prive, 10c., for ecemaray + Oak Dining Chairs. hi $ 5c. yard. Oak Sideboards... $Peac es, & ananta of plata Mack India tnon—the Metal Beds........ < ality, for ~ to-piece Toilet Sets. z , : Z if Zhe. yard. Oak Chamber Sets F a $2-50 & $3 —-— car mackintoshes, 69°- > “Cashor credit.” C A NDY, 5 bane ‘anda ‘nenge menos C dined double and tals “S—mostly all 1% $2.50 and $3 perfect in every HOUSE & HERRMANN, | % canty Caan wih tet ce Choice, 6gc. Mixed Candy, 614 cents pound is pound. Bost Mixed Soft Shel Almonds, cui Walnuts, 15 cents pound, Stick ¢ LISERAL FURNISHERS, ‘vents r. 7th and i Serie | z Seeceesscescecseceseessses zo é E Cornwell sells the best at the lowest price. “Chocolat | Suchard” _ Free To All. Scent boxes of Tuttermilk Toilet Soap to go at 7 cents per box, During the remainder 1 In Condensed Milks Is Star of this week young lady cents. * attendants wiil continue ; Baby B: Rest for tnfants 6 ’ é Y Brand, stu r"a:3| New “Gold Dust.” = © to. serve hot “Chocolat ; 3 othe, Havercal—watt seroll—made up of, Suchard” in a Swiss Cot- Scriptural verses—with selectlous from. the 3 CAKES, 12c. ‘The Rest Mixed Cakes, Buttorsotch. Va; nilla Wafers, eer ape &e. cents per ckers, eater "Crackers, Snaps, tage at our store. All are invited to call and have a cup—it’s rap- {5 idly becoming the most i * popular of all beverages : for teas, receptions, ete. ‘¢ Cornwell ,£, i > ¢ 1482-1414-1418 Penn. Avenue, CHOICE GROCERIES, WINES & CIGARS, Cream cents each per pound, (PRUNES, 5cj 400 pounds of Bright covate Francs at 6 cost New, Sweet Call- per pourd, $1 kid gloves, 25°: Gad Jot of 38 pairs women's Foster hook and mousqnetaire kid glov-s—gray aud black ouly—sizes 544, 5% and 6—were $1—to go for __—-25¢. pair. Men’s 25¢- drawers, 1214°- Odd Jot of men’s canton faunal drawers sizes 34 to 4 —Woere 25e.—-to go for 12hc. pair. GOLDENBERG’Ss, 926-928 7ti—7o06 K Sts. meeeatt rcleatly. printed ca fide cleacly ted on calendered paper 31” pages. 27, "me 60c. “GOLD DUST’—34 ar an entirely new and very handsome of tht ld-fa- = mous little book. ‘Speclat s at oe = ;PURSEL.’ SN Ninth St, 418.’ All you’ve thought Bue thay pad about fireplaces ror 'nny, may be wake. Te nare tothe abit Orne Scitate teak ne “ceatott unas ro ta j. i. ee ‘Pile 880 520-22 Tgth fel8-14d, eo ore g {Rush ning Out the Remnants } --AT= PERRY’S. Remnants are the bitter in the The busier the more ra = I Evtry tose has a thorn. sweet of a remnanls. wreckage accumulate. Each wi way we cut and slash. tomorrow. more lightly than usual. Gloves. tut ton ae Small lots of Pine PUCED from $1.50 ton Ele Tans ya pate Sow in colors <button Glace, NOW Boe. Men’s Furnishings. trim loug Night § fau ed, extra full and 18. e rade for eB twilled - C a ight to ome-halt the ¢ si ane a tioned -stzes 14 aud R eal! 4 Silk Gloria Umbrot 26-inch, mounted rods, ‘with natural from $: and 20c, Soun SUCED froin Union ‘Twill mounted. ‘Three 26-11 Silk Umbrellas, sy Uh AS REEDED NORAD ED ARORAR EEA RDR ARNE DDAR EGO ROR ACRD BREA CR ID SAR LER GRC AMOR RAR A” Steel rods ho pearl hh dies REDUCED from $1 to $1.50. plece, ee! Leather Skirt Binding —le. a . Hisah Kin: NOW 2 for $ Handkerchiefs. ee s z. z slightly m to Ike. A small Pare Lin wit tot of 6 Red Me REDUCED fro Mankets from $8.00 to 1 pair 14 der to 1 pair 1 Down ¢ % a a ss ss = @ = @ Na ¢ + % pec” fomtore RE- oe 3 z We ror 2 ¢ a, = Druggists issues’ = Sundries. Uphol. 4 pholsteries. $ Pure Bristle flatr Rrashes, of Silks, Sat- Re with —compositfen = ines, Madras and Lace 3 REDUCED fou = to MALY PRICE. bog 196. lot of single paire of % wot Dressing Now st a Combs REDee D to z- = Leather esas. Leathor Leceete eto g Belt i “Bae to 4 Black Ke stield. with Stationery. Best trish and lined ali heavy Binel 1) from $1 rete Steetete oe E of Lins a Sete sot Set et % Fancy Goods. Bra set Sedeeeederdechortonts ast loxt4 Solid plated Mirror from $6.7: eo and growing business. Sut they offer you many a temptation. many a needed thing at fittle or no price—for we do not figure Oh anything but loss in these small-lot sales. very searching, too, in our hunt for them. —at very low prices. Remnants ie Lee in the jes—the Flannels. Short lengths of Flaunels, DUCED from 2 Notions. Bed Wear. i pate 11-4 Jac equard Bor- Basket —_ RB at 3.25. =. TED t were Di @ vari i rs $1 i 00 10 $5.50. $5.00. CE i a 3 as H > « a k DU $ 10 Misses’ J. cloth and | eau ‘ oN REL Muslin BE : oa REDUCED fron” $5.0 4, All-woo! Blan: > Ladies’ Wraps and Suits. fron seams, high turn-ov trimmed d buttons sit We eek’s is sacrificed and one day ought to be sufficient to clear them all out—the We know you will be enthusiastic over the bargains for They touch current needs. Domestics. Pillow Cases cholee, ch Chal veduced F price. ‘a yard. DUCED. ool lan oan from Pane $10 ‘omfort — RE- at iemtal Fa sey Jackeis, through w patie RES 12 to $5. kets, in nov- plain cheviot, i braid ages G to nCCED from They touch the purse They will bring you and our excep- tional values together—with the advantage al! on your side. Corsets. yalrs of W. B. Corsets, Hosiery. Ladiew’ Fast Black Hose, Boys’ Ladies’ Vests, Trimmings. Pope REDUCED from Velvets. Dress Goods. Short a with pair Ribbed Stockings, with dou: oo spliced beels and Merino Underwear. Lad long lar pri Pantipea. Give you We are don’t let the on Friday— swith Sxtra tong Dra Sonnette extra long from §1 epiiced rela and toon NOW 12k, a Fast Black Heavy 12ye. a pall Ribbed Merino sith Meh neck a q and st ed Silk Cr chet ‘Tinsel _ Braids is and ends of Fronts, ashes that have x from $6 to 835 choice of the few left ney two from Woo from lengths Lockwood Cam = ive es + 4 4 yards— 2 ase me } ine SED tok art wit novelty braid ation tease : = from $1.39. to tes "NOW 3 — esse ae NE & cues = Linens. Wrappers. Embroideries. ¢ Ah of Bleached LE, Planmotette | Wrappers, San ile ee 4 with full front and Watteau x : Short Lengths Tait and | 2 full fron a from $1.25 wine Depa Plaid Crashes. ae 3% yanineat cube” % Sma lot ot & Percale Wrappers, “new ration Damask Cloths, styles attractive ‘colors. ‘There axe just four pat- 2 eee Lee loraalat eae nD from 73e. to terns of 45-inch English ae ue Embroidery Floancings zs very much below (heir act aca eee sane to the pattern $8.73 : yea = — | Tn nts’ Wear. =: + Culldcens Lawn Ap: {White Goods. | fatten tau *? Short lengths of White bro te fround neck and the $1 and $15 ve and Colored French Organ- ‘CED from ilks have been ‘4 dies, French ‘Nainsooks, a % Vian Dotted and ured Maslin Gowns, Swiss “Musling, Wain and ‘ane 4 Striped Nainsooks, 5 ote - imped oritty s mitten, iv tes apd st are ADoul neck and of woods ay yates -REDUCED from and$4 Mae 08 iv prices. Bde. Bla yal & ——---—— z z 9 é & £ 66 59 é NINTH AND THE vette & Established 1840, F Teenboue’ 990, RARE aiveesee Sedoefostontonts sesededtontontey ees | Only 79 Pairs $4 Dull “Pear Toe” Lace Boots, $2.65, —Most p&ptdgr toe of the season, —There i Ee for a hurry if you want the boots. « F St. Cor. 13th. Send for Foot-form Catalogue, fe1S-50d, + Convalescents Recovery frem the GRIP is tedioos. ‘That weak, soru-olt feeling wad ‘unt steadiness in the head are 4 eafects. In ISHAM'S WATERS OF LIFE you'll find the fincst Tonic bute you’! 4 A and clesnser of the to carakegeet, Get as. talis to you about 1 1010 F Street, H, P. ROBERTS, Gen'l Macager. fel7-10a ah My ices ‘And eckvas —are free from any adulteraions what. ‘They are imade of v soever, richost ingredion’ that has ov CREAM, ree Tresit toMy GALES. ROOE SULLY ts ox. tracted from calv gelatine. ec, ‘Jarvis, * CATERER & CONPECTIONER. fe18-th,s,t,28 WPAWRORVES EOE HEE eceoessegeee 18 —and medias sai pated in ade ere the and STR RU DEeE es’ es! not made 2 gl a goth St. *Phone 1000. o Sreeoovcesoccceroescons ‘Boston Brown Bread) Broad’ Is Pee Digested . . eee eee eee vee cat—and wi 3 and Je. toa SBainty Rolls for of Luncheons, ‘Sent Fresh Drop postal or "phone 235, Krafft’s Bakery, feious by onderfully nutritious, from the oven. 6, 10 ‘©OR, 18TH ST. = PA. AVE 18-the 30 = 7m A Good Friend to Ladies $2 GBRIGHTWELLS COMPLEXION Mt. soi removes. * a ‘tact ict irs o° gkm Fn ‘Keeps Wholesale and Ret fel7-8d nem velvet Evans’ Drug Store, 9 F 12, 938 F St, &S st. PLANS AND SPECIFIOATIONS FOR ALL. Bwatp 006 F at. a and structures by 1 # Didg., ¢-t, th,s,1m* aH WORLD OF SOCIETY Dinners, Teas and Luncheons Where Friends Met. Marshal and Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. R. A. Johnson, Mra, Nott, Sen Mes. Elkins Hosts Yesterday. The President and Mrs. Cleveland will hold their fourth and last reception of the season at the White House this evening from 9 to 11 o'clock. It is a public recep- ticn, and cards are not issued for it. Mrs. Stevenson and all the ladies of the cabi- net circle will be present and assist at the reception. A very beautiful reception yesterday afternoon was that given by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Alward Johnson at their elogant home, 1622 P street, from 4 to 7, which was attended by hundreds of the friends of the handsome young couple. Senator and Mrs. Gorman, parents of the hostess, were present to enjoy the animated scene. Each room was profusely adorned with long-stemmed roses or potied tulips. In the dining room the refreshment table was adorned by a huge bunch of La France roses and mignounette, in a tall silver vase, and oval plats of lilies of the valley. A mandolin orchestra played throughout the reception. The charming hostess was gowned in white satin, with a folded collar and belt cf shaded pink velvet, and wore exquisite diamonds. Assisting were the Misses Talmage, Mills, Johnson, Noble, Bassett, Minetree, the Misses Gorman an¢ Mrs. T. B. Owings of Ellicott City. Society in all its resident, official and diplomatic circles was represented In the throngs of guests who enjoyed the occasion. Mershal and Mrs. A. A. Wilson gave a dinner last night in honor of President and Mrs. Cleveland. Roses and mignonette adorned the board. Their guests, with the President and Mrs. Cleveland, were: Car- dinal_ Gibbons, Secretary and Mrs. Car- etary and Mrs. Lamont, Senator Sherman, Rev. Dr. Garrigan, Mrs. Goodyear of Buffalo and Miss 1 Mrs. Nott entertained yesterday at a luncheon in honor of Mrs. Cleveland. Senator and Mrs. Elkins entertained at dinner last night the Brazilian minister and Mrs. de Mendonca, Justice Brown, Senator and Mrs. McMillan, Senator Joni Senator Allison, General and Mrs. Mile Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Radcliffe, Representa- tive and Mrs. McCormick, ‘Mrs. Stanley Matthews and Mrs. L. iter. Yellow tulips adorned the table. Judge Howry entertained at dinner last night in honor of the Attorney General. His guests were Senators Fauikner, Davis, Vilas and Lindsay, Chief Justice ott of the United States Court of Claims and Associate Justices Weldon, Davis and Peelle, Soliciter General Conrad, First As- sistant Secretary of the Interior Sims, As- sistant Attorney Generals Dickinson and Dodge, and Mr. Peyton. Baroness Thielman received the guests last night at the last of this winter's series of the Bachelors’ cotillions. The ball was a beautiful one, and very largely attended. The Rifles’ Hall wes decked in pink, that color almost enveloping the walls and shad- ing the lights. Southern smilax covered the pink between the windows, and the chan- deliers were festooned with greens. The stage was pannomay a ate re Pos . 1 tables, and ret - palms, set with sma! on tee nts were served there. Wool, U. 8. A. led the cotillion, for which there were quantities of pink roses and other flowers as favors, with a souvenir— tiny mirrors, framed in roses—for the ladies, along with a number of other pretty trinkets. cabinet receptions were well attend- terday, one notable visitor at the : open being Mrs. Cleveland, who Dr. Bryant of New ed yt five hous: was accompanied by York. Mrs. Olney was assisted by Mrs. Eckels, Mrs. Schroeder, Miss Miles, Mrs. Rodgers and Miss Louise Sheridan, -Mrs. Carlisle was assisted by Mrs. Ag- isses Hamlin, M Curtis and and at the tea table Mes. Lucy Page and Mi Sowers did the honors. . Lamont had the assistance of Mrs. ew York, Mrs. Goodyear, Mrs. sron Carlisle, Mrs. Doc, Miss McCam- mcn, Miss Sartoris and Miss Hunt. Mrs. Harmon had with her M Edmund Wright, Miss Harmon and Miss Deering . Wilson was assisted by Mrs. Moore, : n, Miss Josephine Miss Latimer, Miss Morgan and Mrs. jan of Richmond. and Mrs. Jchn Baker will give a ectillion at Rauscher’s Wednesday, Febru- 4. Mr. The French ambassador and Mrs. Pate- notre and Justice and Mrs. Gray gave din- ners last night. The Colombian charge d'affaires and Mrs. Rergifo will entertain at dinner tonight. Mr. and Mrs. Lyman J. Gage will be guests of Miss Lucy Page when they come here, about the 4th of March. The coming Secretery of the Treasury and his wife are now at Hot Springs to enjoy a little rest and diversion before coming here. Mrs. Butler, wife of Senator Marion Bat- ler of North Carolina, gave a tea at her home, 1 L street yesterday afternoon. The parlors were beautifully decorated with palias and flowers, and the dining rooms with roses and maidenhair ferns, Miss Mary Ruffin of Wilson, N. C., pre- sided over the bowl of punch. The gracicus young hostess was becomingly dressed in white moire, trimmed with sted In re- Miss Fowle and Bumgardner of Virginia. Among present were the Vice President and tevenson, and their guest, Mrs. Shepard; Justice and Mrs. Field, Senate and Mrs. Murphy, Senator and Mrs, Go: chiffon and lace, and was celvirg by her cousins, Miss man, Senator and Mrs, Pettigrew, Con- troller Eckels and Mrs. Eckels, Dr. and Mrs. Walter C. Murphy, Judge Gudger, Mr. and Mrs. Gorham, Mr. and = Mr Graves, Mrs. J. Condit-Staith, Miss Condit Smith, Representative and Mrs. Otey, Dr. L. J. Batlle, Dr. and Mrs. Falls and Miss Falls, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Murphy, Dr. Sterling Roffin, Mr, M +. D. Ellsworth, Mr. and Mrs. 8. G. eth and Miss Mittie Bea- man, Mr. and Mrs. Tomlinson, Mr. and Mrs. Waeeler, Senator and Mrs. Peffer and Miss Peffer, Mrs. Frye and Representative and Mrs. Hatch. The North Carolina con- tingent resident in this city was well rep- resented by iis most pleasant members, Mr. and Mrs. K. P. Krouse gave a euchre party at their home, 1010 10th street, Tues- day evening. Among those present were the Misses Baker, Lothrop, Gibson, Krouse, Stewart, Okes, Skelly, Franklin and the Messrs. Warren, Blake, Gately, Moore, Young, Baber, Allnutit, Krouse and Dr. Lothrop. Mrs. Wm. J. Caulfield, 1139 12th street, will not be at home tomorrow afternoon or Friday, February 26. * Mrs. R. F. Baker will not receive the two remaining Fridays of this month. The Misses Stanley, Soldiers’ Home, will not receive tomorrow. Mrs. Ianthe T. Woodend and her daugh- ter, Mrs. Harry G. Clock of Islip, New York, who have been spending some time as the guests of Mrs. M. P. Murphy at the Mt. Vernon Flats, left for their home today. They have been summoned by the sudden illnesss of Mrs. Clock’s father-in- law. Mrs. Armat Stoddart will be at home tofay, but will not be at home Thursday, February 25. Mrs. W. P. Hibbs of 1322 Columbia rozd will be at home tomorrow for the last day this month, Mrs. F. E. Smith and Miss Davis of 2030 15th street will not be at home tomorrow, but will receive Friday, February 26, for the last time this season. ‘Mrs. Vilas wil! sce her friends today at the Shoreham, assisted by Mrs. Walcott, Miss Stevens, Miss Tomes, Miss Davidson and the Misses Stewart, Mrs. Silas Boyce, 917 R street, will not be at home to callers today. Mrs. James H. Eckels will not be at home tomorrow. Mrs. Willam H. Walker, Miss Walker and Miss May Walker will be at home tn- formaity Fridays, February 19 and 26. To- vce ed they will have with them Miss er Gee, Conn., Mrs. Clifford illiams and Miss Cameron. oe Merriam and daughter will not re- ” ‘ ceive tomorrow, but will be to see their friends Friday, the 26t their » 17 T street, The Misses Chapman, 915 N street, wilt be home today. Mrs. Wm. Alvey has gone with her iwo children to Baltimore. Last night at the residence of the F Mr. Strickland, #132 street, the marriage of Miss Janett Taylor and Mr. E. T. Parker took place. Only the relatives of the con- tracting parties were pre: dainty supper at the futur bride and groo: ot t they left for a shor( north. They be at home to the friends after February 20, at 14lv street. Mrs. M. M. Murphy of Cleveland, Ohio. is visiting Mrs. F.N. Gregory of 1326 I str For the first time since the ment of General Alger’s appointm cabinet Detroit society was giv portunity of including Mrs. Alice congratulations at the Detrotr Club tion Menday night. Nearly 6% of Detroi elite bade adieu to the tan and his wife. The interior of the « house wy beautifully decorated wit) - grant flowers. A forest of palms and ferns, interspersed with dashes of roses, tran formed the parlors into a veritable sylvia bewer. At o'clock the guesis began to arrive, and a score of attendants were bu ily engaged for two hours in attending the ever-arriving and departing stream brilliantly costumed ladies and ecrts, ccrner in the Hbrary y M. Campbell, president of the club, acted ash and prescnted the guests te General Alger acul his wife. On the right stood Mr. and Mrs Don M. Dickinson. neral and Mrs. Alger will errive here early in the coming week They will give considerable attention at aynoun once to securing a suitable home for the next four years. Miss Edna Calvert, daughter of Mr. Chas. P. Calvert, has gone to Florida wiih her aunt, Miss Emma Gelston Mrs. N. H. Camp and Miss Camp of 2118 L street will be at home tomorrow. Mrs. Robert N. Harper will be at home informally for the last time this seasou Saturday evening, February from S un- til 70. Mrs. Harper has as h Ella Bouldin of 1: Carrie Wise of Le ests M and Miss & Va vania avenue, will be at home tomorrow for the last time this season 1 R. Weed of Rrookiyn is vis- suter, Mrs. Walter Harvey ar street, and will re- vith her tomorrow afternoon Mrs. and Miss Biscoe will be at home morrow. Mrs. Jules Guthridge will not be al home temorro’ The Gold Rod Pleasure meeting at the residenc iard, 64 C street. to organi: called the Gok Cc, Willard, ¢ first lieutenant, bers are Messrs Wright. Harry Bi Harti n Rod Wheel ptain; Mr. Osi and among th Garden, Reckert, uary 18, Martin, « son. 1897, o Mr and Mos, —~— eee -- MARRIED. On Wednesday, ark, February at pan Interment priv uary invited. BOWEN, ry 16, At Haverford, Pa., 1s07, KATHARIN Vebrnary ral Lb CRUMMIT. at her M e remains will be morning, (Baltimore, Fredri-K and) Martin burg papers please copy.) * CUTTS. On Tuesday, February 16, 1807, at 4:45 at the resid her son-in-law, 4 ftabert Williams, Mrs. ELLEN i CUTTS, the elgbty-sixth Year of ber age. Funeral services at Trintty Cire vate. a.m. on Fri Georgetown (Baltimore O'NEAL, will t ai Faneral servi-es of UW. ha its Late Friday morning, lock, GATES O'NEAL Vebruary’ 19, PHILP. Sudden’ 16, 1897, JAM 1822 16th Street Funeral will take place from Church on Friday, February ™ Notice of funcral hereafter, WILLIS. Entered int day, February tian Howe, H., beloved bY sevonty-sevent Funeral private. i Ma. * SON. Departed this life on ‘Thursday, Meb- weary te Leet at 3 acm IDGET, ‘witow of the ti av Wilseyi, year of ber at her resi Street northeast. Notice of funeral bereafter, Funeral from parents’ Friday, waary 1%, for t Torment at Mt Olivet. In Memoriam. BURKE. Sacred to the parted one, DELAPHID away Ove year ago toda: 5 “Fold her, O Father, in Tisine ‘arms, And let her henceforth be messenger of love between Our baman hearts memary cf BURKI and ‘Thee . BY TH 'p AMILY, SAVOY. In memo: fou, brother and acphew, J. BAVOK,. who dicd one year ago today, February 18, 1896, grave, whers hie splrit has fled. In Mt. 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