Evening Star Newspaper, January 20, 1898, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1898-14 PAGES. 5 Woodward **. Lothrop, |f taytesus ore: A. Gould, M. Yates, F. O Bri B. THE WORLD OF SOCIETY picer, and M. and’ N. geen. Mess W. Thompson, W. Bosweil, E. and H Moth- ershead, W. Ward, R. Lee, H. Lawson, ‘Heavy Remnant Tables! 5 ; 5 | Wiki ek “ Cabinet Receptions, Which Were Resumed Mann.’A"Soringnian. Lemon, Rec ey, ale Wie cns PSE E Yesterday, Well Attended. G. Bete, ©. Nichols, W. Dania it eee: bough, J. Taylor, C. and G. Thompson, B. De Ment, H. Ruddock Baltimore, E. and W. Noyes and M and H. Lee. a Debutante—Senatorial Receptions Mrs. Samuel L. Mattingly will be at home th» remaining Fridays in January Mr. and Mrs. Ross ‘Thompson have mov>d from Phelps place tto 2120 Connecticut ave- nue, Washington Heights. Mrs. Thompson There were no important functions last | ¥!!!'be at home Thursdays in February night on account of the Whige House re- The members of the Northeast Se etal ception. All the cabinet receptions ad- | Club were entertainsd at a sociable given Tomorro x Friday’s Our Remnant Day, | NGUGA Sale Our Special Bargain Day. Tomorrow. The plans of this store are the result of most careful thought and | ¥# Tomorrow— Friday—will be¥ deliberation. A fixed purpose, closely followed, strictly adhered to, per- | 4 Lucky Friday for shoppers Miss Henrietta A. Darneilie Becomes AT== PERRY’S. Today — Personal Notes. ww by Miss Bessie Bush, at the residence of 5 is : : : 4 - hered strictly to the hours between 3 and | fis. Plone wedge gM es ia ns vades every department. This purpose is to offer five days of each week |} who'll attend this sale of no- Friday—and’ a Remnant Scle—are inseparable here. You 6 im order to allow both hostesses and | avenue northeast, Inet nine Mec tt complete assortments of fresh, bright, up-to-date merchandise at the low- tions. Anything and everything sSuesis to attend at the White House. Of | recitations made up course no diplomatic or other affairs took | in oo place, but the festivities at the Executive | 400"! ple; Miss Bryan: plano « Mansion more than made up for any lack ‘Mr. Siicaiian: edareen, 3i in this direction. Mr. Pittman; ‘ The cabinet receptions, which were re- sumed yesterday, were well atended. Mrs. served. Those present w Hobart resumed her Wednesday receptions | Miss May Martin. Miss Margot and had a large number of callers during | Miss Bessie Bush, Miss Adie the afternoon to her pretty home on La- | da Bry Miss Florence ¢ fayette square. Mrs. Hobart was assisted | Messrs. E . Kileullan, W by Mrs. Griggs of New Jersey, Mrs. Sand- | je “lare tage aire: ae John r, Clar look for the. announcement with the regularity of the rising sun—and with the expectancy that comes from a knowledge of the character of this store’s stock. To the last end—the last lot—the last size—quality is conspicuous—and you know how we cut remnants. Tomorrow’s offerings are many and most important. est prices, reserving one day, Friday, for the clearance of remnants— broken lines and sizes, odds and ends, short lengths, left overs. And these “leit overs” are ofttimes from the choicest goods of the various lines —the quickest sellers. It isn’t the goodness of the article, however, but really worth! its poorness as merchandise (because of littleness or loneliness), thatregu- celeriac lates the price. Shorter the length, smaller the quantity--greater the price Se. and 1oe. Garter Clasps reduction. Remmants accumulate very rapidly, and we cannot push | toc. cube of lon Teller Pi them aside or pile them up. “Hence to make the quickest possible clear- | ¥ 35. Sk Seam Binding. | ance an es are made half and less. Many rare bargains for tomorrow. ‘ kgs. Toilet Paper. iday’s Special Bargain in 1898 Calendars. se. 19 Wi 1 price a manufacturer's remaining stuck of Calendars. Sev. | @ 25 in the way of house and per- sonal “needfuls”—offered at a mere fraction of what they are solo, Mr. Refresh- Men’s Furnishings. Handkerchiefs. 5 Fancy Laundered Dress’ Shirts, sizes Ladies’ Pure Linen Embroidered Hand- i ndered_ ‘, adies’ Pure I “1 Ba nberg, Mrs. Hitt, Mrs. R. | Charles W. Goo aM Sonieee 15% and 16—REDUCED from $1 to SOc. kerchiefs-RFDUCED from 50c. to 25, W: Parker, Mrs. Masen, Mra. Newtoi ie sein sore Mr. M Florida V bottle. Plaited Bosom Shirts, Anchor adies’ Prre Linen Hemstitched Hand- Miss Poor, Miss Lovering, Miss Nott, Miss | > ee ree Hirsh’s Violet’ Ammonia. Infants’ Powder. ms “*Burnishi: bex-REDUCED from , sizes 14, 16% and 16—REDUCED Glover, Miss Hunt and Miss Boardman, | Country hom», 1 Mrs. Sherman, assisted by Mrs. McCal- | @% Will not come to W a es es ae ee es es ee shing Tp ‘ine Gray Wool Drawers, Japanese Silk Initial Handker- son. She will go south to spen ried tn thee fot apd secre C ese wurling Irons, Corkscrews, etc. Che at On ERNE Ae 3 ¥ r Sherman, Mrs. Grimith, a |?) . tf 2 din the lot and seores of sty! prising many beautiful and artistic effects, | Th : Woes ee sizes, 30, 42 and 48-REDUCED from $2 letters A, F iy RE- Of thermic Ses wert a bog _binter as soon as it is adv will be * {emervew nerning at the following extraordinarily low prices, whfeh will doubtlers SGA 2 the winter as soon an ie ie advinabie. to chose th in # short time: Bo: SongeedeeseoSenseeceoenseeseogensmecenceateeseocenseesensenseesencress Hoyt, received nearl matic corp: dent socie the entire diplo- as well as official and resi- rpins. arm. yer Deutsch-Amerikanische Club” was entertained by Dr. Charles F. Rand Tue day aing. The entertainment was gun with a piano solo by Mrs. Hazard, and idan, Miss | Miss Tda White and Dr. Rand In several Anderson, | humorous Mr. Bo. Mrs. Gage | Schubert re a ture 2c. each, were 25c. 5c. each, were 35c. 10c. each, were 50c. 15c. each, were 75c. 25c. each, were $1.50. First tleor. ~ Dress Goods. Ribbons. 28 yards of Novelty Dress Goods, In Let of shert Ion 3 rown effects, most excel rain Ribbons RE REDUCED from $1.50 in and Trem jets of Hairping, all s! Be.. Ge., Se. Kid Hair Curlers, sted by her guest: Pike of Chicago, Miss Swift of D. Mrs. Seyburn, Mrs. Miss Miles, Miss El iber and Miss Mul! se Senden ondonconcenteeter Sesseosengengeds iy 2 150. yards Jacqui lots thrown togethe : DUCED from $3 to $1.50 4 s 1 Friday’s Special Bargain in Memn’s Gloves. the M 15c.==2 for 25c. Regular Price, 25c. Each. 6 pieces of Cotton Tape, ali widths. ..1. 4c. Soot ring, Miss #larmon, daug ‘ < & nee oe guest, Miss Lucy Page of jad with explan ; S5) Fars Uretacl Novelty osiec eno cs | New York, Mrs. Stanley Brown and the | followel by a vo 25 dozen pairs Men’s Kid Gioves, assorted shades of tan, sizes 7 to 3 a gees. Frizes” dre—REDUCED = | Misses Newlands, while Mrs. McKenna | man. Among tho-e > sc Sem Notions | had for her assistants her two attractive | dames von Hartiehen’ Hazard wal Moos 9, inclusive. ¢ Be. Fine Tollet Soa BE RESe ean Dani are ee < es, pra as ee St. Louis, Miss | Misses I. and C. White, Proctor. Miller A e 5 and Dull Jet_and e ark and Miss Gorman. sey dp tlalge ear 50c.a Pair. Regular Price, 85c. Bg + Gloves. Vins-REDUCED from 5e. >§ | a es by ber Msaghier, lame: slacaeee ae | ate ce First for. SZ _ 4-tutton Black Glace Gloves—REDUCED umber 3 Seamless Stoc $ | airs. Randolph ; Li ye {trom $1.50 to Be. w par. Shtelds—REDUCED from Ie. $ mor; esa cow eee ane Mia Sufson © « eats 1 = 2 . Reynier's 4-button Glace Gloves, with ee ° a - wend pce ents will yes elve Friday’s Special Bargain in Women’s Handkerchiefs. z nibh de RESCED tom $8t5 S138 (End Tape, Meamae 2 Sack a | OEE HE Bancrot place, Connecti Be % a long: “DUCED from Se. to eM ~ . ie Ss. . 2! Mrs y of ladie: 7 scelvie Wythays dozen Women’s All-linen Hand-embroidered Handkerchiefs, hem- ‘ $ P Dom 4 ae sae nae et of ladiy : = amare Will receive Frida i i f i cae Going Ss. after a ir h he) Massachusett stitched and scalloped edge—a variety of neat and pretty designs. < Ae nest tics. ra =| am: hereafter at their home, 1409 Massachusetts £ wrt Tengths of Indigo seavrrsereneneynevovevsyaverey CHEERED REN SORSESTIELE Seocende oder it ® , Mrs. Walter Tt. Hensey will be at home 18e. d Dress Steels, doz. XS Umbrellas. gj tor of the former Attorney General; Miss tomorrow at 1 Oregon avenue = Se. Tooth Brashes k3 | Long. Miss Condit-Smith and Miss Mat- ag A ecygrrcran ee Ber Hemp Heke na Bees ‘ inch English Gloria Umbrellas, with patterns $ | tins ~ at] west, and will have as her guest, Te. skein Binek Linen ‘Thread Sf gleel rods aod natural hundies “REDUCED a yard Palleatice avaises ven so, George F. Brackett of New York gs c has Hela nen % from Te. to Ge, = 2) M flson had for her assis Q as dae Wee rg om Friday’s Special Bargain in Upholstery Dept. Bioipata me" Haating Miva Birch Glia Cota, with | Wash Goods $| Moone, Mrs. Hetstand, the Misses Own |, Mune grriens mee tart tae ne 2 ee = - zZ 2 : c air Pi steel rods— REDUCED from $1 to Se. id and Miss Colton. s ends here e past week, 5 ards 50-inch Figurec estry for furniture covering, curtain: % Be. Key Chain: é Short lengths of 1 7 speed ates returned to her home at La Pine 500 yards 50-inch I igured Tape try O ering, cu is, etc. $ Ge. Nelaren cps’ Sieasares: eviach + Teri Und a Tange eee | Mrs. M 43. Conway of Louis | companied by her friend, Miss Mabel John Special Bargain Price, 65c. a Yard. iS te succes eaten ae 3 Merino Underwear. 3 je < Perry Heath, was ¢ : Second for i es Swiss Ribbed Merizo Vests, with of the | of hone pr given by Mr. ana M caeehs aul Gvor. og 4 and long sleeves, slightly ‘soiled that are in remn: night. The sn ‘ g -t DUCED front $1 to Sue. to about MALE In was handsomely oats vuary 5 3 isk Grooms. & k Wool Equestrian Tights—RE- . France ro: ant Ririneay (party was given by nery Department. Hosiery Department. Woe. Brathand & Arnintvong Tint Stik: ¢ £ ) from $1 to Se, a pair. Linens. gin r © silve | Mr. and Mrs, A. Crawford Crook ‘Ti ‘ ‘Armstrong. ‘Darn! si aed pee B- fae ora Hats, light gray, slightly soiled. R= palrs Children’s Lisle Thread Hose, dark green. Silk, per diz z . mcd ¢ + = Lot of White Dosttes REDUCED from oak ha eg tag Beg atic erga Rene gg a on Reduced from 50c. to 25e. pair. 45¢. Brainard & “Armstrong Embroidery <|% Hosiery. Que. to 75 o me ‘onw x Mr. and Mrs. 3 street northwest. Ap facta | AM pale Ween GI atin on rea ee Silk, skeins, per doz se. & | E ye : oe Perry Heath, Mr. and Mrs. Cammack, Mr. nd musical acing. spatts Se ee ie, Brainard 7 “Aruistrong Children’s Fast Blaek Cotton Ho RED frou Eee n MeCabe, Mr. John Shriver, Mr. Louts | added to the evening's enjos o Silk, large spools BS . heels and toe rom Se., and iSe. to the, Mr. Cridler and Mr. Hubbard | these who took part y ig Black Cotton Hose. Size | 3 Smith s. Mr. Clyde Gia to 12'c. par. 3 i Sonuway nen eo Parnes Mr. T. Brooke Amis: : ! 3 Uphoistery Dept. ct eed eed es i cae {Dobbins and Mr —_——~ Sip ST ee Saaae at a luncheon given y y afterncen | = sadinds ¢ - i re &, DUGED tiva WE AAGU ee by her daughter, at | Those present were Mr. g Knit Underwear Dept. : On a $|* ancy Goods aD from Me. toe. Sp oate Fairianks, |B E: Helm Mr. and atrs. Chi 7 Children’s “‘Oneita’’ Merino Combination Suits. 4 ca rae y ote Ace ae Sra a mH feo et iow. Bra Atkins, Mrs. See |W 3 e “t are na? aera All-wool Kersey, Whipcord and Chin- | Sizer 8 to 10 years. Reduced from $1.30 to T5e. ea. Vhite Metal Toothpick Holder j 7 Sn aan. eee fhe | O' Brie d Mrs. Chas. chilla Jackets, silk Mned throughout, Ia _24 Infants’ White Merino Vests, open down front, 314-316 SEVENTH. REDUCED from tite caer Arnold 2nd 3 hens haus Se ae ‘ ued from $12.50 | Sizes S months to 1 year. Hed to Rent en ee nes Ba Ne este A large party of young peopte were en- | Margaret. Dobbins, Miss ur Be. sete vet se © Metal Pt ays — RE EI : oe SSE Uay aie € : 5 ee rand strap | First floor, % Saptepees Stee 2 ee Pranitiacatoisce cache tertained at din night by Mrs. Har. Blanch Armstrong, riet Lane Johnson. Se Another debutante was inire of | ranks yesterday afternoon, on’t subject your laundry to the indignity of being washed any- White Metal Jewel Boxes—RBDUCED from 19¢. to 10¢. 1 Quadrnple-plated White Metal Mirror, Mr. Rufu Mr. W. 4 Davidson, Miss Lillian Cook. nt, Mr. LC. Whi y DW. Creary, L. tr} Rug Department. Persian Art Squares. old_rose a terra cotta id old rose and Hgbt bine effects, Ox12 feet. Ree where—any old way! Secure frame slightly scratched REDUCED frei DUCED from Hopewell H. Darneille Dr ist 3. C. Wilson. from $15.00 to $9.00 each. then hese des fe 1 : $3.59 to O8e. ter, Miss Henrietta Addis arneille, terra cotta and light cream le best laundry work—send your) ¢. —+-met ng 1 quire a handsome tea. Mrs. Darneille, Marringe y trimmed es siz by the debutante, rec former wearing a rich gown of white while th tired in a handsome ge li following: have b sotled. redueed from | wash here! We'll return it washed $ Jewelry. | issued to the 10 ‘ and ironed beautifully. Drop postal | ~~ troseh Fins, Jeweled and wnamefed—RE- Reduced from $22.50 | Rug. red and canary ef- > e DUCED from’ Sve. to 39¢. each, i | White xander Marshall and ? ie allt $ creation of satin and mousseline de soie phon Gor REA ee ee OO or "phone 592 and we'll call. Hat Pins, set, with amethrsts and fort REDt & | and carried a douquet of white roses. T of Carolina county, Va.; $i studded with pesris end drilliants— + . & assisted in the hospita $ Me: Te c Sizes Frazee’s Laund det 5 Je wa assis 2 F s of Mexia x., and ry DUCED from 98« exch, zi tees ae Curtain ‘Department. An mace, a aes . Airitp ve ictal REDUCED’ fort-REDUCED from ae ‘ae ee ee girs ude A. Williams of this clty; Alfred W pla si E 3 ering ee ele REI Be 4 ‘y of Bal ore, Miss sgs of Ma 7 . skirt. Size 38. Reduced fron $2 3.0K, 1 pair Nottingham, Reduced from $2.50 to $2.00. | 69g 13th at. ates from $1.50 , Shedd’ Bes Homing Baeonter aul aa of Houston, Tex., and Lottie W Zo tine Amperted aneleste | 1 pate Nottingham. Te | Baskets °| Morgan. : % of Galveston, Tex.; Joseph appers, vi » 40, 1 pair Musiin. Rede from $4.25 to $3.00. = —= = So < ae a ak = = ay, se ae ene . ak 2 pairs Tambour: Reduced front $0.50 {¢ Silks. Sree ee Ye he drawing room was handsor DeVries of New York city and Mabel ( rd tleor. 1 pair Irish Point. : s aU Gees at different SD ean Soe ea ae | rated, while the tea room looked a Wright of this city; John i ed 1 pair Irish Point. Reduced from §2.50 to styles and shad 2D from 85e., € | bright in a dressing of pink rose of Anscouia. aD ce 4 Second floor. 3 and $1.25 to n yard, | number of callers were welcomed during eee: ae Fur Department. ee $ $1 and $1.25 ¥ Der of Brookland, D. ao Gi D: rt t. 3 Remnants of Mack Siks. in W: nnd, Siar the afternoon. , zabeth Steidel; Wii 10 Children’s Faney Sets, Muff and Collar to ove Vepartment. Ho Skirt lengths—ot ONE-ALE NE Small Mer: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wilson have issued Inced fr HY to 25 a . Ui pairs Women’s §-button Black Si Reduced from $1.50 to Women’s 4-bu Crisp; John S. and Dora H. Trum nd Grown Muffs. Redu ran at home Tuesday, Januar; 2 0 ersoll and Miss Ingersoll will be at home Fridays in January. "Pansy. Bleetr ed from 34 q THIRD OFF REGULAR PRICES. ; ED from ze Be j sy G O I N G oY ; Druggists’ Sundries. Dress Trimmings. © and $F % or Ce 1 Black. Braid Blox bot- ED from $3 ot REDUC- Wor Violet Water, in 4-07 and ( land and Re Sedetatatatetnged tles REDUCED frem de. ‘to 25 z eee Bee A eee saston ok akont tro 9.00 to orth R 5 . . i Bouse Jacket-REDUC- 4 art, " s of Be: B trom $2.00 ¢ ana tine, |) ggOtt, ETDME prlee cuts ore telling on the ae aaraa ta ptert oie aa nica ine oe $ Fe ean eaten er eS f - — Reduced from $1.00 to Sve. pir. et i A DUCED front Ge. 70 Gea Lot of ‘Tinsel and raided Gatloons— %% | mother tomorrow at 1437 Kenesaw avenu : 4 Claudia Midd Misses’ Department. wi eae pain caper aay indling! Woodworth’s Triple Extracts -REDUC- valves from Te. to Se-—-REDUCEL %| Mrs. S @ Hempstone and Miss Smith | “Colored—John D. Washington and Mag- t uISSE: parim * You know the class of Furnishings we sell! ED from to We. an ounce. ‘Bring Be. a yan. = Ss eae os Wee S atattneaon eek eat sae 5 | A; i Dep: your own bottles, Will not be at home Friday gle Wright; | d 14 Childven’s Fancy Wool Mixed Dresses, ewe ry ae Come get some of these fine goods that are z wife of Senator Thurston | E- Harris; William H. Jackson and Ama a tal Hat Pins. Reducea | / the pride of good dressers—and which are - ELi Leather Goods. + Seer Charles Le y Webb: : ade Vigaaleatne ratte inings. = Aes Becker € ib, rhinestone setting. Fast Black Percaline-REDUCED from a SEOO rg 5 High-class Underwear, white, natural and It Breoehs Edward Anite: Harry Wilkin, Ses ed Peterson; a Crittenden; both of Ri Hat ery county, Ford. John C. Cowin, S Louise Squir sowin and who are from Mrs. Mrs. T. F aughter of Sen. nd the Mi Stew- art, daughters of Representative Stewart of Wisconsin. Mrs. Clark, wife of Capt. Charl MM Clark, 2106 O street, has gone to Riverside Suuthern California, and intends to main for several months for the ben ith. She accompanied by » the Misses Helen and Miriam Boe. ty Qe. a yard, | Prismatie Skirting — REDUC . to 19, a yard. J jewel setting, Reduced | ¢ Starlet, at just half former prices. Unlined Dogskin G! Boe. D from h. n Bon Spoons. Reduced from $1.50 to Slop nelson led Belt Buckle. Reduced from $9.00 to $7.00, Boys’ Department. ee Teel’s, 935 Pa.Ave. 11 Ali-wool | Astrak 5 ; Stationery Department, Ja20-400 collar. Sizes 3, 4 and 6. a gf 0, Q. 7, U, v, | Dee All-wool Hose reduced! and White— PERRY'S, | ber he and Angie Me Statixiios, $1.00 enc. ly All 6&8. 11, 25 boxes Initialed Paper, I, N, Y= Reduced from Joe! box. 25 boxes Reval Papyrus Paper. Reduced from Be. to lve. bo Redu: ed from $3.50 % | daugnt $ 1 5 fancy randles for sealing wax. Reduced g 5 5 $ | Clank 20 rolls tiated © Edge Crepe Paper. Reduced from Let Us io: é $ NINTH AND THE AVENUE. oe $ punts_and need from $5.00 1 bilahed 1840. Miss M. G. Callahan is visiting friends in ; le 2H | Establisin a % N % resbyterta rics Gore, ae Telephone 098. £ | Norfolk ar oan, our Ovin SSS a a a a ea Mrs. William G. Boyd and Mrs. Moulton z Y aud ELIZABBI STEWEL, China Department. Y M g edeteteegetedeteeeegeteteteettnte Settee ° Seiieteteetetee | will be at home at 1611 Sth street the re- 2£ ish Porcelain Dinner Sets, neat fioral 3 ———— s —— = maining Thursdays in Januz ‘ daeocution se eo = *** Let our padded vans and expert movers GPR AIR ERE Tr Mrs. Wu, wife of the Shines minister, ‘Third tor Sige net 115 Pieces. Reduced from 3 S 2% help you when you're ready to move, | SSAAARARK a toe Old Sill will not be at home tomorrow, but will re- , Deo dae " wakgetetih Porcelain Tea Set, one cance ash | *¢¢ They'll save you all the worry and trouble F, 8. WILLIAMS - ) ver ceive informally Friday, the zsth. CONNOR. On Wednesday. Junnary nfants’ epa mien Oe ody Dennced from $2.96 to $2.50. *** that usually attend moving time. Our Mrs. and Miss Wyville will not be at 30 yok am acai oe tere etaced ee aaah Porcelain Turkey Plat- |» * + charge for this service won't be much. (Don’t Let That ¢ | —that is worn, battered or defective | nome tomorrow. Sey eT fur. eed fram $4. es ate English P ain Soup Tureen. aN ae clean rooms for storage, $3 per )) in any way taken in exchange, at full Mrs. William Schofield Hoge will not be No. = B street n the at. tidren’s Large Fi pnets, ele sine | Reduced from nth. i : e 21, , an. aa pee cane ce ‘eave me e Hie) blog | => od Decorate ) Porcelain Savce Tureens, hae seein \ ough ‘ Hang On.” ) value, for articles of personal use or is enraeorage ees will eet pe fol- aanare and © th ; | Redue ons Se. BL ying der y, w =5, an ie : requiem: gt 8 be aid for ine F {pseu E meaae MERCHANT?S fititeer co. X the table, of the latest desig: hier tyilaye dn Pecan ee Ne EE eee ae ene Oe he ale her ie pen and | he rdiniere Stand, chipped. Reduced from $3.00 RY Tivo get a bit ’ esigns. ys in February. of bis soul. Friends invited. from | 1 Japane: . slightly damaged. ne-| 920-931 D St—-—’Phone 659. Teen eren lectins ) We make a specialty of repairing . Finley Morse Van Hoesen of Cort-] poxon. on the evening of January 19, TKIS, tn at. tan duced from 520-2 etter by neg! 8 S silverware--charges, very reasonable. | #84 N- ¥., is visiting her aunt, Miss Dora N.¥.. MARI of Wal- ‘buttons, plalted ski ould De Breakfast - it. And many a case ) -] Skevlc, at” the Magnolia, 1 rer on, f i RSME ae " na Be ate ral Biapenermonaeend Y Galt & Bro n Hoesen wiil receive See fee ae 2 h w silk 4 pinitedd ¢ educed from 25 Es = VILLIAMS’ 3 ZE1. , Jan 9, IS0N, a (‘moe Plain White Brush Vas ure and sure.” Ith sso Sanraeaee consumption can be §) °9 Miss Splers has invitations out to meet | “sie "at M street even from He. to he | be ; VBLLERS, PLLA of Charles 1 {th floor. Saas : ILVERSMITHS & STATIONERS, | Mrs. Van Hoesen today, from 7 to 9 o'clock, 1107 PENNA. AVENUE. at G21 M street. - $a20-th,s,t,28 and Mrs. Wm. R. Hodges have sent out cards for a reception Thursday even- ing, February 3, 6 to 10, at 1527 Q Stree’ . On January Mrs. Dr. L. D. Pelton of Oakland, Cal., is bata, CHARLES 1. ins: = yoo Kk preiauna Mill ting her nephew, Dr. F. C. Kenyon, at wb i. and Mart a0 Vallach piace northwest. = Capt. und Mrs. F, G. Hodgson are located Fungral ‘from is mie for the Winter at 1756 Q street northwest. . where mass will be Mrs. Mida C, Peabody entertained several ae A Se ae Sane ; of her friends at 1003 K street last evening a Games were enjoyed and refresimenis were served. 3 Mrs. Db. Wolfe-Brown and the M Brown will be at home the first and se Fridays in February at 1160 Q street. traeed directly to a neglected cough. )y! It’s easy to cure a % cough with Wil- % 2 ; Me and ¢ De Corset D aged. titer r late residence department. Housefuinishing Dept, : Good Cooks —insist on having “CERES” Flour * to aid them in preparing ah ze the lightest and most pleasant to take. TS cat, too. appetizing bread, cakes 15c. Bottle. ‘Mrrs.C. Stiebel, 1 13 G St. Mrs. Henry J. Finley of Phelps place, and pastries! Are you a | MS’ ) | = Ja20-th, good cook? {| Connecticut Avenue Heights, will not be at it, W home tomorrow, but will receive the fol- Temple Drug Store, Scot tch hisky-- , | owing Fridays. ein Cor. 9th and F Streets The “real thing” for “Hot Scotch GRO SN MT A RRR Mi || Save 25% » On [lillinery immed Hat in the honse reduced. The finest selection you ever had the good rhoose from at any such figure. yuare ed from liams’ ee Syrup. It’s a simple home rem- “ edy, that acts quic’ ly and cures caine pletely. Safe, and Teese eee sees | auc 1 Brass Bird Cough S: re ‘Horse. Reduced from Te. to slightly damaged. Re- . felled. Redueed from . Friday, ends aud rele * a ee KH and 11. 9 pare Wor All grocers sell yeeres Flour. ly wholesale it. i Wee ri. Galt & Co., lesale and Retail Feed Dealers, ee Flour Merchants, | jist and Ind. Ave. Mr. and Mrs. William R. Hodges of i527 late Harriet We have twe at We - | Q street have ed cards for ‘Thursday pral will tak: mend to councl ing, February 3, from 6 to 10 o'clock. | from Joby W frem the highlands of S 5 aS 3 between L bottle—and HA A birthday party was given last night at Relatives and friends are LOT'S, ¥ the residence of Mr. and Mrs. John Klenk, “None finer in this) count:y | 2016 M sure rs Shirts, . in gilt cate “st uced from jater Dolorosa.” Re- ALL SORT$ ) the old world. = trees to celebrate the | SST Sey Mien, tnt 7 bs vemty-lirst birthday of Miss Minnic Rick. and conditions of dress and household fabries nice- | WY, [B, Hoover, 1417 N. Y. Ave. Tuemollogig aware, present: Carl “les: [XxeKEEEEEG ly cleaned or dyed. Let us do sour work; we ean | ssh. ene nut ss Meda Klages, Fritz Schrumpf, Airs. rgilt frame and mat. Reduced UT and will please you. Finest dry cleaniiiy. Wagon ing, Mr. King, Mr. and Mrs.” John a lor. c calls. : x te & enk, Mrs. Vogt, daughter and son, Mr. < ; : $5.00 to $1.00. TT a 3 : es Oy x. erabrance of our dear cs, 14x25, gilt frames. Reduced from PEAN BRITTLE Wheatley, « ica Mrs. C. Rick, Mr. and Mrs, SeNamara es eal ASHTON wwe departed this in Rick, ck and Mr. and Mrs. fe Ove Fear ago tenis in tack frames with! SPECIAL FRIDAY 1068 Jefferson ave. n.w. (Georgetown). We do any dia: EY Chaa. Butis. 5 qe po * Reduced from $2.23 9 | nc23-tyr,14 Established) 1831. ee 2 (| Mr. KE. A. Fenton and family are tempo-| * < a. Sie So ures, in gilt frames. Reduced from 8 OX te fur repai ring. % | rarily at 1755 18th street. Tre Misses Fen- ~ emma eaten “Dictures, tus gral tome eo cts. B = Te Be **on* co CK As Make slight repairs—olter Furs— {© | ‘0m re visiting in Maryland. < CO SEN ence ee ee A. most delicious and wholesome candy. | ¢ $5 Stoves Sa5D —— or completely remodel the entire gar- z : Seettere = a eed ears ince {01 ) to $1.00 pa 1 oh Me Material the best. 8 cts. bot Friday on! H —— ment. Furs are safe in-our bands. waned gig a pre TS ye eer a RengaER acts h I pairs Infants” Soft-scle Shoes, fancy colors. | tou tity ic tree in, oval gilt frames. Reduced See special for Saturday. ne | —— Only skilled furmen work for us. Wm. Lee, 498 Maryland avenue southwest, oO t ose living Sizes I 13. Reduced from 35. to Ive. pair. | 1 Dining Room Pleture, In fancy oak-frame. Re- < —— They've been here for years. And Tuesday evering, »n honor of the twenty- Secund thor duce true $8.00 to $B 2 Gill’ 921 F St. and Sirs —— we know what fine work they al- 3 | first birthday of their son, Mr. Clarence nen De aremend Ce eB oe I Ss 9 1223 Pa. Ave. ) ‘The factory has aie ‘ud te Riana. out —— ways do. bao perenne ree ify nich the Suess | malarial districts Tutt's Pills are Analapeoeati Lines D = with gilt mat. Reduced from $808 to foe, euch" | _$a20-8 {all our ““Florence't Olt Heating Stoves. Have ee ee eee ee: fags, cut flowers and palms. Dancing and | they Beep the system in perfect order and are Napkin Reduced from $250 00 | TH" Ealng oom Panels. educed from $400 to | ] create ae and = but ; SAKS FUR CO games were enjoyed until a late hour. | Re- 0 each m. °. reshments vere served. Messrs. m Westgate ; pear 5c. per day to heat a root ° a b. I ins, cream. Kevneed from $3.00 | 0 “rhuograph of “Ruth's In fancy green frame. Good Piies : Now Is the’ time’ to got an oll heater at Cor joates and Hurry Heskirs payed a mum| AI absolute cure ogra 13th and G Streets. Bolster Cases. Re- | 6 Colored Phot in gilt frames with gilt your own prices! | corners: “iteduced from $2.50°to Sluoeache: ot th}s-28 ja20-1 im mt nt | PG rate Swe ee eer pt aaeteng, |(C. W. Barker, 1210 F St. Se narnamarnamanand ber: of instrumental meigctions that were much enjoyed. Among these present were : Mr. and Mrs. Heury Yates, Mrs. Frisard, | for sick hea@ache, indigestion, malaria, torpid “ bs 5 tion and all Dilious discases. ane Bringud Gietae with rol Meckece. | OR totaas Fem ee In vwhite and git | Taney Soxtin the coustry. Gh 1 the beat mae Ae ey we we we we SS ES SR pele s Mier x antl Gl Gtiger, ory. V. Thompson, anes $2.50 to $1.85 each. frames. Reduced from $4.25 to $1.00 each. teria ot enter Holmes’ Piles. ai ‘fe made at ine. ee rp ets at le L. Worden = e ‘4 peste Ko USE DR. WILLIAMS’ _ttration between 9 a.m, and 12 o'clock.jalo-Iwt "Ty''G. “and La Noyes, K. and L. calaban,| PUtt’S Liver Pills * ; PINK PRIS FOR. |} > K. Gossman, A. Hurdle. A. and L. For- : : = Holmes’ Landover Mkt., 1st & E sts. ArSLE PEOPLE. Bens on’s Porous Plaster | ¥, cossr" ‘Tompson, T. 5. and L. Jama, Woodward & Lothrop. 0c30-3m,16 ecie-tuath,te Gives prompt relief. Price, 2c. ocié-s,tuth-i9w | N. Lee, N. Bunyea, C. L and A. Thompson,| myi-ce