Evening Star Newspaper, February 9, 1898, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR, WEDN SESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1898-14 PAGES. U.S. Dental Ass’n, Sa a a a i a i geetetett : $9.90 Suit Sale Is Still Running. dgwn so low. ve had this season. vertised sale as $16.50 earl they're all * prefer them to the fancier Better provide vourself with a suit or two while prices are The suits in this sale are valued up to $16.50—are right out of our regular stock—and represent some of the best selling styles These are different from the suits you'll find at the average ad- seman made”—and sold for as m er in the season. Some plain blues and blac among them—for you men fabrics. and 75c. fancy neckwear. \ll_ shapes—pufts Only a few days One-third off the chilc . eac h—3 for $1.00—for choice of our whole stock of 5oc. imperials—tecks—and_ 4-in-hands. better come at once if-you want some. Iren’s overcoats and reefers. {t will pay you to buy and lay aside for next season if there is no immediate need to supply. Eiseman Bros., Cor. 7th and E Sts. puch who it No Branch Store in Washington. FEEEEEEEEEF DARA AAA ARAB RAR AA RRA Pe SSeS) — “~ | FIFTY PER CENT - rw | 5% | REDUCTION | 9% x Reduction | Reduction (5 { on all | On every | on all ; Cleth lary @ Cloth In our establishment. : ( Surely, when you realize what a-great reduction you can Wy get now in Winter Garr the opportunity to pu nents, you will be c nowned for pe Heeton ot fit, style and finish $15.00 Jackets and Capes Remember, there are limited quantities, so come early to save disappointment. and Capes now s and Capes now s and Capes now s and Capes now and Capes now s and Capes now s and Capes now s and Capes now now $7.50 —« LANSBURGH & BRO., 420-422- A dentist might as well try to put @ quart of water into 2 pint bott as t> make a good set of teeth f $5.00. Tt can't be done—it is simply 424-426 7th St. y too eager to grasp chase one of our Jackets or Capes, re- Q I 6) 4 a =H ICE CREAM SODA all A Certain and Rheu matism. “S. & S.' RHEUMATIC REM or Is pretty good evidence that claim Seer eer te cures—and cures the year round. Speedy Cure For EDY. We alice aiacomeree it every year, which is ‘all we quickly. impossible. posters a ape you ie to try this oe . erling remedy. Only Svc. bottle. beeen boo G heh Soe CA E> Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets—20e. perfect set. You'll bave more satis- Hyomel Inhales mplete), 85e. 3-qt. Foun: faction, more comfort snd more Sates Se tiseee, 12e: money In the end. Our work Is su- S | Y 9 perlative because it fs divided Into four branches, each In charge of an wow ania at chr nna | Pharmacy, Cor. oth & Pa, Ave and consummate skill Abselutely Painless Extracting Ey We can move anything mova with our oew Anaesthetic, No. T— oe be. COR. 7fH AND D STS. N.W. Open Suvdsys, 10 to 12 o'clock. Too Much For STORAGE If you are renting storage room: else. Our prices for best are just about fel-sott ‘Carpet Clearance.’ $ {gy - ( ee oOo CLOSING OUT BALANCE OF STOCK OF “>| 4 < < $1.35 Axminsters, 87 Roxbury Brussels, 7 we are the sort Make of savings our profits om feS 20d 1214 F St. LADIES’ FURS BELOW ACTUAL COST. Alaska ke M a 2 nn Capes. 2 trie 1 Cape: st Mink and Persiau Lamb Collaret Mosel Ermine and White Thitet 27d Luts of othe L PENNA. AVE. COR od Women Are Made, trts a glowing sud youthful Good size bottle for Be. White Rock Ozonate Lithia Water. Ex- hilarating Table Wa- ter. Will relieve rheu- matism. Effervescing and palatable. N_W. Burchell, Sole Agent. $1.25 Moquettes, 85c. this sale nur Loses, {The Houghton c. “Almond and G! sicecieeal Cream.” what you'll have to pay for any class storage apartments fn the CFGeod size rooms—dry a reached by elevators—$3 month. L. MERCHANT’S pitts 929931 D St thc.) ONE-HALF 1 You Are Paying s anywhere 1 clean— 2°) Sale of Water Colors. Me. Powel’ Water Colors will bly below we fine nally be exhibited aif the week, 20d sc Great Reduction In Hair. 2.50, formerly Switches, Switches, Gray Switch First-class attendants ja Hated: reat Furs and HOME-MADE PASTRY. If you have ever en- Josed delicious, wholesome a pies made in bome thet and this sale offers a splendid op- Lucien Powel’s 1 be offered r Intrinste ore’ low. und wil Veerhot?s, 1217 F. oo, formerly $10.80: $3.00, formerly $5.00. yy Switches, $4.50, formerly $6.50. ressing, mpooing, etc. Sham |S Hair Regenerator for restoring gray hair. ever fails. S. HELLER’S, 720 7th Street N. Ww. WINE CO., 614 14TH ST. t kiteben. by a capable home cok. Fou ean anticipate . > the “goodness of Holmes’ Home-made Pastry. All appear- > kinds, eac De. > livered anywhere, 1564. > ES’ LANDOVER MK'T., Ist and E sts. > or Bd “ There fs no end The Post | nena “Phone ‘908. OW Valentines, New and Datnty. +I. to 49e. L Emmons S. Smith, § Boston Variety Store. Notion Sale. : Small wares at small prices. These are every-day need- § ables. The sewing basket and toilet table are not complete without these every-day articles § which we will sell for two days at noteworthy prices. Extra large Spools of Hand Sewing Silk, 3c. spool, 25c. doz. De Long Hooks and Eyes, 5c. doz. s 3c. Good Tape, 3 and 4-yard pieces, Ic. 25c. All-silk Fancy Elastic, 1oc. strip. 12c. Kid Covered Side Steels, % 8 to 12 inch, 8c. pair. Frilled 9 ioc. Cloth Covered Side Steels, 8 to 11 inch, 5c. pair. gc. Corset Clasps, 1 inch back, 4c. = 4c. Linen Corset Laces, for 5c. 6c. Good Pins, 360 in a paper, 3e- . 12c. and 15c. Good Stockin- ¢ ette Shields, made by Kleinert, € 8c. pair, 90c. doz. Safety Pins, any © paper. White Hose Supporters for % ladies, misses and children, roc. pair. Pure Linen Tape, any width, 3¢. piece. Hermsdorf Shoe Polish, 5c. - bottle. y Mohair Corset Laces, 4 yards 4 long, 5c. Black Velvet Braid, 14 inches wide, 24c. yard. 25c. Needle Cases, toc. 15¢. Hercules Braid, 1o0c. yd. 12c. Hercules Braid, 8c. yd. 3c. Hercules Braid, tc. yd. toc. cans Le Page's Glue, 7c. 5c. bottles Williams’ Glue, 1c. 2 size, 3c. € 3c. Aluminum Thimbles, 2 % ior ic. » C. B. French Darning Cot- ton, in all colors, 1c. ball. « A Big Ribbon Purchase. ; 5,000 yards Of New pay Ribbons. The latest spring shades and ¥ beautiful effects in stripes, y plaids and checks. Anticipate your needs while ¢€ the line is complete and the g choice colorings and stylish pat- € terns are here in unbroken § magnificence. 19¢ pink and white, green and white, and white, red and white, brown and whi each pattern having a beautifully colored satin stripe through the center. r De, fer Altsitk Fancy Stripe Rinton *° four inches wide, in beautiful com- ¢ binations of colors. 25c. woven; rd for All-silk Check Satin Riub- n. in all colors—Mack and white, ellow for new bon for very stylish. 35c. for AlL-silk ze Ribbon, white with daintily satin stripes ‘aillbeerens the organdie dreases, Oc. Black and White and Check, Stripe and Plaid Ribbous 25 all silk and of excellent quality. eotch Plaid All-silk Rib. inches wide; basket for Double-faced Bla: Satin Ribbons, all silk and sash widths, @ yard for all short end: : and 5c. Ribbons, | “Nae Of 18° Fans. Two thousand Jap- anese Fans at less fai cost. loc. Japanese Fans now. x 5c. 19c. Japanese Fans now... 10c. 25c. Japanese Fans now. -15¢. 35c. Japanese Fans now. . -.25c. New Evening Fans. ‘Te. White and Colored Feather decorated stic *A9c, 75e. Vienna Fans, with whi tome ‘atleks, decorated ‘In wold. te 59c. w Gauze and Lacs Fans, with white stick, aiiver iecenter'® 49, A Special in Laces. Oriental Laces, ef. cream white 1 Oe yd. and black, 25¢. value Veilings. pxewest Meshes and Chenille Dot °19¢ yd. Emmons S. Smith, NO-AS a for pear- charms re) AAA. Ra —onught to hi —__——________9 White teeth. % every woma | Lister’s | ty. teeth are 7 Dentifrice, | Lec 25¢. bottle. | eal attractivencss car in oO TERS DE: TERRACE = 18 teeth like pearls. f hottie, « Remsburg & Eliott, Cor. 14th and BIN. ¥ STREETS. f 1608 14th stree & Ceeeeee ce eee Ss REA DY! We've moved into our new building, and will be pleased to see our friends and pa- trons. Be patlent with us. Some of the store fixtures have been delayed, but in the course of a day or so we sball have one of the finest establishments in Washington! A few “‘left- overs’ from the old stock have been cut un- mercifelly. | | | , Schmidt, s16'sth, ee er Ng he OD rel yi i, Go to Siccardi’s ieee ope red poem <No “off-season”? dullness. ‘This is the time when the ‘ast ends of winter stock disappear. And now we make them the prices theket aren the store. whole season's a demoralised by” thers, Masquerading cen. “the Trimmed Hats, for inatance. All those stunning ‘creations dl- vided into 4 lots and priced this $1.50 to $2.25 q5° Trimmed Hats..... : $2.50 to $3.98 : TainedcHiste: ayaa $j] 50 $4, $5 and $6 $D-98 $4- -98 Trimmed Hats..... Q° QUETS, 20 GROSS OF THEM, A TABLE OF CHILDREN’S CLOTH CAPS AND HATS THAT WERE 50c. FOR. AND SOME ROSE BOU- $7.50, $10 and $15 Cc. IN ALL COLORS, AT. 5 3 Trimmed Hats..... i net 937-939 F St THE ONLY GENUINE SUNT eee WATER, Hunyadi Janos, BEST NATURAL APERIENT WATER, FOR CONSTIPATION, DYSPEPSIA, LIVER COMPLAINTS, & HEMORRHOIDS, “The prototype of all Bitter Waters.""—Lancet. “Speedy, sure, gentle.'’"—British Medical Journal. oe Seo that the label bears fhe signature pales Swe foSy 1-85 = _ANDREAS SAXLEHNER. Soest CS La oeoee sess A Just i *4| 4 Ten i +4 Of You. . 4 x Can each get a Sideboard s4 here this week at an unusual }4 bargain price. These Side- 44 boards -are of soli G&ak— 74 y have swell fronts—very large 4 clear mirrors—high tops— and are very handsomely carved. $25 Sideboards $20 On Credit. You cannot duplicate these Sideboards anywhere under 8 "1 4 A For 4 al $25 CASH. Take your time 44! paying the bill—weekly or 44) monthly. We have just re- ?¢j ceived a new stock of Brass +4 and Jron Bedsteads—tiberal ") brass trimmings. Help your- ell self. All Carpet made, laid 4 and lined free—no charge oil y»q for waste in matching cea Mi ” " » Grogan’s } Mam oth Credit House,} 19-821-823 7TH ST. N.W., bd ter. ta Bet. H and I sts. x ani Peannieat yourown home. New moldings, new ideas. No trouble to sul alt samples and estimates. west prices con. sistent with best work. I take all the trouble. You send postal. 4 ¥ cnable, 304 Mass. Ave. N.E. A New Lot of | Ladies’Suits. Latest Novelty Effects — Green and White, Black and White, Blue and White. Skirt percaline linéd, velvet bound, most stylish cut. New style Russian blouse waists—best of interlining. A most stylish and handsome suit, that cannot be bought elsewhere for less than $12.00. As long as they last— $5.98 ~~and credit at that. ‘Make your own termse-a little a week or a little a month—whdat suits you suits us. © Our Men's Department is offering bargains the like of which have never been seen in this town before. New York Clothing House, “311” SEVENTH. Let Your Valentine Be CHOICE CUT FLOWERS, arranged to wait the oceasion, in one of our handsomely decorated box W. W. Kimmel, 805 Vt. Ave. fe8-74 TT = a Bargain Matinee at Columbia. The nightly audiences at the Columbia Theater have so taxed the house that it has been detarmined to give a bargain mat- Inee tomerrow (Thursday).. Miss Held’s contract originally called for only one mat- inee, Saturday, but in response to the pop- ular demand for a mid-week ‘matinee, the manag>ment of the Columbia Theater has offered yp snteccmaente to ee a Pas are an extra performance. 2 jar price bargain matinee, at which the ad- entice house will bo == jon for the | Senator THE SOCIAL WORLD Official Dinner to the Supreme Court at the White House. MANY DISTINGUISHED GUESTS Cabinet Ladies and Their Assistants Receiving Today. PERSON ALNOTESOF INTEREST eee The fine weather today is being taken ad- vantage of by many who have not before been able to make the cabinet calls this season. In several instances this will be the last cabinet reception of the year, while the wife of the lately appointed Attorney General will meet for the first time many who are paying the round of official visits. Mrs. Hobart, wife of the Vice President, is recelving at the vice presidential resi- dence, Lafayette Square. Assisting Mrs. Hobart are Mrs. Wadsworth, Mrs. Beale, Mrs.- Lothrop Bradley, Mrs. Wood, Miss Patten, Miss Simpkins, Miss Wetmore and Miss McCammon. Mrs. Gage, wife of the Secretary of the Treasury, has with her at today’s recep- tion Mrs. Mumm, Mrs. Corbett, Miss Lucy Page, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. McKenna and Miss Hagne of Chicago. Mrs. Alger, wife of the Secretary of War, assisted by Miss Alger, is receiving for the last time this season. Mrs. Griggs. wife of the Attorney Gen- eral, and Miss Bliss, daughter of the Se retary of the Interior, are receiving in the drawing rooms of the Arlington. Assisting Mrs. Griggs and Miss Bliss are Miss Mabet McKinley, Miss Barber, Miss Boardman, Miss Taylor of New York and Mrs. Hague. Mrs. Gary, wife of the Postmaster Gen- eral, assisted by her deughters and Miss Leiber, Miss Sowers and Miss McCallum, is at home today for the final reception this season. President and Mrs. McKinley entertain- ed last evening in honor of the Supreme Court. The long table in the corridor was decorated with mounds of placques of pink carnations, twined with garlands of smilax and here and there tall crystal vases cf nephetos roses. Corsage bouquets and boutonnieres were of carnations, and the candelabra shaded pink. Mrs. McKinley wore a gown of pearl gray brecade with point lace drape on the bodice and din- monds. The President had at his left hand Mrs. Fuller, wife of the chief justice; Mrs. McKinley having the chief justice at her right. ‘The gowns and jewels worn by the were unusually handsome. ‘The is were: The Chief Justice and Mr Mr. Justice Harlan and Mrs. er, ar Mr. Justice Gray and Mrs. Gray, Mr. re Brewer,’ Mr. Justice Shiras and Mrs. Shiras, Mr. Justice White and White, Mr. Justice Peckham and Peckham, Mr. Justice McKenna and McKer.na, the Attorney General and Griggs, Senator Hoar, Set Plait of Connecticut, Se Thurston, Senator and Mrs. Spooner, ator and Mrs. Teller, Senator Bacon tor Faulkner, Senator and Plait of New Y Fairbanks, Mrs. Q . Senator and Mrs. MeMilla Senater and Mrs. Hanna, Mrs. Richard Mr. and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid of New York, Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Harrison of Phil: delphia, Representative and Mrs. Hende: son, Representative and Mis Broderick, Representative and Mrs. Updegraff, Rep- resentative ard Mrs. McCa Representa- tive Overstreet, Representative and 5 ppresentative and Mrs. Dolliver, tative William Alden Smith and . Smith, Representative Joseph H. ker and Mrs. Walker, Repr i Robert W. Tayler and Mrs. Tayler sentative George W. Steele and Mrs. Secretary Porter, Col. and Mrs. Bingham, Mrs. nd. After dinner the company gathered in the cast room, where a grand piano had been placed, and enjoyed music by Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lent and Mr, Joseph Cadek, violinist. Mr. and Mrs. W. tain this evening in honor of M Edward Eggleston. Miss Katherine Brice is the guest of Sen- ator and Mrs, Wolcott. The Misses Van Horr: ente ner Monday evening Miss Hichborn, Ashford, Baron Reidl, Count Vinci, Eestman and Mr. Marrow. At the residence of Rev. and Mrs. John T. Ames was celebrated, on Tuesday, one of the prettiest home weddings ever wit- nessed in Washington. The bride, Miss Clara Dorothy Ames, is the granddaugh‘er of the late Hon. Columbus Delano, Secre- tary of the Interior under President Grant, and the groom, Mr. Arthur Bertram Skeld- ing, a Yale graduate, formerly of Conne: tieut, is now a resident of Wilmington, N. Cc. White ribbons formed a long aisite through the three rooms, beautifully dec- orated in green and white, and terminated in a bower of tall palms and North Caro- lina bamboo, beneath which stood the f ther of the bride, Dr. Ames, who pertorm- ed the ceremony. The bride, entering on the arm of her brother, Dr. Delano Ames, to the strains of Lohengrin, rendered by a string orchestra hidden behind the paims in the hall, was clad in an exquisite crea- tion of white satin with bodice garniture of very rare old point lace and carried a shower bouquet of lilles of the valley. She was preceded by the ushers—Prof. Ropert Rigelow of Boston, Prof. J. Griffith Ames of Oxford, England; Mr. Benjamin Ames of Mount’ Vernon, Ohio, and Dr. Josepn Ames of Johns Hopkins. The maid of honor was Miss Florence Brown of Brook- lyn, and Miss Whiting of New York and Miss Kirk of Mount Vernon, Ohio, were the bridesmaids, gowned in green silk covered with white organdie and lace and with bouquets of mignonette and lilles of the valley. Mr. Harold Mason Chase of Wil- mington, N. C., attended the groom as best man. The bride’s going away gown was of stone blue cloth trimmed with black braid. After the wedding breakfast Mr. and Mrs. Skelding left on the train for New York, and later will make their home in Wil- mington, N. C. The bride received many very handsome gifts from friends in this and other cities. The out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph KE. Brown of Brooklyn; Major and Mrs. Gibbs. Dr. and Mrs. Delano Ames, Miss Pagon, Mrs. Oscar Webb, Miss Eleanor Delano and Mr. Chas. Penrose of Baltimore; Mr. Howell of Knox- ville, Tenn.; Mr. and Mrs. Ben. Ames of Mount Vernon, Ohio, and the Misses Con- dit of Hagerstown, Md. Washington was represented by Dr. and Mrs. Gallaudet, Miss Gallaudet, Rev. Dr. Elliott and Miss Elliott, Rev. and Mrs. Aspinwall and Miss Aspinwall, Rey. Dr. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Pratt, Miss Pratt, Mrs. and Miss Teller, Mrs. Prof. Newcomb, Mrs. Ward Theron, Mr. and Mrs. William Wall, Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Smith, Representative and the Misses Boutelle, Mrs. Powell, Miss Powell, Mrs. S. H. Kauffmann, Miss Kauff- J. McGee will entor- . and Mrs. ined at din- Miss Mr. mann, Mr. and Mrs. John Sherman and Misses Sherman, Mr. and Mrs. Duncan ‘Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Voorhees, Gen. and Mrs. Whittlesey, Mr. and Mrs. Charies E. Foster, Mrs. Theodore Noyes, Mr. and Mrs. William Ballantyne, jr.. Mrs. and Miss Hanson, Mrs. Arthur Miller, Miss Fuller, Mrs. Leipold, Mrs. Dr. Hood, Miss Payne, Miss Ball, Mrs. Bennett, Miss Ethridge, Mr. Long, Mrs. Stevens, Mrs. Lee Porter, Miss Porter, Miss Bucknam, Mrs. H. A. Willard, Miss McDonald, Mrs. Skil Miss Skiles, Miss Almina Williams, Miss Mason, Mrs. Pollard, Miss Peter, Miss Hemphill, Miss Hancock, Miss Bradford, Miss Lake, Miss Saville, Miss Weimer, Miss Edson and Miss Chian. Mrs, George G. Morton and Mrs. Ira W. Dennison, 1326 L street, will not be at home tomorrow, but will the following Thursday. The last of the series of cotillons given by the “Tuesday German” was held last night at Rauscher’s and proved to be the most enjoyable and successful one of the season. Guests were received by Mrs. Dr. Wythe Cooke, Mrs. P. A. Darneille, Mrs. Cooney, Mrs. Ben Miller, Mrs. J. K. Jones and Mrs. Miller Kenyon. The german began at 10 o'clock and was led by Mr. Charles Eppa Ete ee, of the club, with many shall, Misses Milburn, Hoff. Settle, Cavan. Harriet Darneifle, Doltie Young. Morecock, Walford. Among the gentlemen present were W. Clagett. C. F. Clagett, W. W. Scott, Bouic, C: ahan. Lipscomb, Dr. Hooe, Bradley Cason, Geo. Mason, Ben Minor, Ben Miller, Stafford, Kenyon. Dr. James Spear, Stewart. Duval. Smith, Dougherty, Dr. Washington, D. W. Dun- can, Dr. Frazer, Johnson, Sellhausen, Dr. Ramsburg. Moragne, Pollock, Nollie, Hen- derson, Bennett. Hawley. Wasserbaugh, Hendricks, Harrison, Griffin, Tyler. Cook, Harris, Crenshaw, Boothe. McKinney Peters, Walker, Wilson, Gilbert, Mahon. Reed, Van Buren, Chamberlain, Graham. Meredith, Dr. Page. The board of gover ors, consisting of air. Ben Miller, presiden: Mr. C. E. Lipscomb, secretary: W. W. Scott. treasurer, and Messrs. Archie ,Rob- erts, C. L. Brown, Brooks Cason, Ww. Callahan. Mrs. Shoup end Miss Shoup will receive tomorrow from 3 to 6 at the Normandie, assisted by their guest, Miss Mary Hunt- ington Morgan, Miss Evans, Mrs. Stanyarne Wilson, Miss Stewart, Miss Elliott and Miss Henderson. Mrs. Robert A. Phillips and Miss Phillips will be at heme Thursdays, February 10 and 17, 1422 Q street northwest. On account of illness, Mrs. David H. Mercer, wife of Representative Mercer of Nebraska, residing at 130 Roanoke street northwest, has been unable to rece! Mrs. Mercer will be at home the remain- irg Tuesdays tn February. Mrs. A. L. Barber gave a beautiful violet Juncheon of fourt2en covers yesterday at Belmont. Mrs. W. E. Ann'n, 1316 Columbia roa has been uncxpectedly called from the city and will not be at home on the 1th, but will receive the last two Fridays in February. Mrs. J. M. Culp and Mrs. John C. Gernat welcomed friends to a charming tea ye terday afternoon ai the residence of Mrs. Culp, on S street. The dining room was particularly attractive with roses and ferns and the table-decorations were mo: artistic. ssisting Mrs. Culp and Mrs. Gerndt were Mrs. Robert Callum, Miss Champ, Miss Gray, Miss Coleman, Miss Jillson, Miss Pike, Miss Allan and the Misses Minretree. Miss Sophie Bell Middleton Lane has gone to the Boston nav visit Commodere aid Mrs. Howisc Miss Nannie Leiter gave a dinner last even! for young people. Guests were Miss Barber, Miss McKialey, Miss Kitty Reed, Miss Pauncefote, Miss Ashton, Miss Newlands, Miss Stevens, Miss Anderson, Miss Warder, Miss Ernst, Mr. George Hi len, Mr. Gist Blair, Mr. Frank Andrews, Mr. Outrey, Dr. Vogel, Mr. Story, Mr. Victor Eastmenn and Mr. Howard. Mrs. Daniel, wife of Senator Daniel, will receive at her home, 1700 19th street north- west, on Thursday, February 1), from 3 to 6 o'clock, assisted by Mrs. P. J. Mrs. Cc. A. Swanson, Mrs. John F. James Hay, M Phelan C. Haw Mrs. Briggs, Mrs. Harper, Miss Bis Mis of Woolley rd to Otey | E oa Murrell, Mrs. hop. the Misses Hughes, McCahill, Miss Eame .loyd and Miss Peachy. s Daniel's last reception this season. Rev. Dr. Elliott of the Church of the As- ion and Miss Elliott will hold a recep- n for the members of the congregation at the rectory, 1119 O street northwest, to- morrow, from 8 to 11 o'clock. Mrs. Frederick A. Ober will be at home to her friends the remaining Mondays in February at 1234 13th street northwes*, with Miss Bouldin. Mrs. Roger Q. Mills and daughters will rot receive Thursday, the 10th, but will be at home on the 17th. Miss Fillebrown entertained a number ct | friends at progressive euchre Monday even- The first prizes were won by Miss and Mr. Morten and the second Erizes by Miss Bessie Boyd and Mr. Lewis. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Miles Hen- shaw, Miss L. Lewis, Mrs. Cornelius Belt, Miss Minnie Fillebrown, Mr. and Mrs. Marsh, Mr. George Morton, Mr. H. V Jenner, Mr. Robert Lewis and Mr. F. Hes- ter. Affairs arranged for today are: Mrs. Graves, a tea; Mrs. Sternberg, a dinner; Mrs. Hitt, a dinner. Mrs. Hernando D. Money will receive to- morrow, assisted by Mrs. H. De Veaux Money, Miss Cooper of Texas, Miss Baird, Miss Money and Mrs. Herman De Veaux Money. The British ambassador and Lady Paunce- fote were guests of honor last evening at a dinner given by the Postmaster General and Mrs. Gary. Other guests were the Belgian minister and Countess de Lichter- velde, ex-Secretary and Mrs. Foster, ex- ‘or and Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. Staniey s, Mrs. Randolph, Mr. Gana, Miss and Mr. and Mrs. Gary, Thomas Nels Mrs. Wm. R. Hodges will be at home the remaining Thursdays in February, from 3 to 5. The regular meeting of the I. D. K. Eu- chre Club was held al the residence of Miss Lolo Ellwood. The prize winners were Miss Curtain, ladies’ first’ prize; Mr. O'Brien. gentlemen's first prize; Miss Wilcox, ladies’ second prize; Mr. Becker, gentlemen's prize. Present were Misses Bec Curtain, Curren, McCormick, Cutty, Burk Wilcox, Bowers and Elwood, Messrs. Do- nahue, Kennedy, O'Brien, Curtain, Becker, Gibson and Hinkle. Miss Ruth Matthews of Cincinnati visiting Mrs. Perry Heath. Mrs. Luther L. Apple will rot be at home tomorrow, but will be pleased to see her friends Thursdays, February 17 and 24. The Misses Allen, 1524 U street, will be at home tomorrow (Thursday) after 3. Mrs. Allison Natlor will not be at home on Thursday, February 10, but will re- celve on Thursdays, 17th and 24th. Mrs. Charles M. Pepper and Mrs. Arturo Y. Casapova will receiv? Thursday at 1 1 street, assisted by Mrs. G. W. Hoover, Miss Katherine Switzer and Miss Anna McCausland of Philipsburg, Pa. Mrs. Walter A. Johnston and Mts. Jo- seph W. White will not be at home this af- ternoun, but will receive Wedn=sday, Feb- ruary 16, from 5 to 8, assisted by Mrs. W. J. Zeh, Mrs. Clarence B. Rheem has been ill a week past and will not be able to receive callers tomorrow, but will be at home on the remaining Thursdays in February. Mrs. Theo. Friebus, jr., will be at nome, 2w2 University place, Thursday, February IN RUEUMATISM Sir Tour moe ike = buman barometer and 60 ten @ foretell every storm by the sail day and preventing rest aud sleep at might? SECURE Prowrr RELIEF BY APPLYING a Benson’s Porous Plaster to the aching parts. Incomparabl, : y THE BEST and most cffective exte: or = ral remedy ever com BENSON'S fs the and CURES WHE! Neve. But aly the = Insist upon a 1 ENSU: substitutes, uly highly medicnted plaster OTHERS FAIL to even nee pulne effective. Price, 25 cents. Refnse ‘ Mrs. Stidman, from Fort Robinson, Neb., are xisiting Lieutenant Ladd c 3 oe a) Soldiers’ Mrs. S. B. Elkins willenot receive tomor- row afternoon, owing to absence tre Sed om th Mrs. John Russell Young did not rece: ive <a because of the death yesterday of Paiste sister, Mrs. John Blakely of Mrs. C. C. Martin and daughters have gone to Florida for the remainder of the winter. Mrs. Hansmann and Mrs. Campbell of lorida avenue will be at home Fri- ebruary 11 and Is. Upton Henry Riggs place, will be February 11. Mrs. Senator Hansbrough will ceive tomorrow on account of indispostt Mrs. Armat Stoddart will net be at } tomorrow, but Mrs. Ridenour, at ir. home on of 1 Pr not vill be at home Februs 17 and 24 and Thursdays in March > — Marringe Licenses, Marriag> Hconses have been issued to the following: Whtte—Edward J. Rinaldo and Mary M. Harrigan, both of Chicago, Hl; William Schellenberg and Mary A. Mack; William F. Godwin of Baltimore, Md., and Sallie H. Taylor of St. Denis. Md.; Wm. Jno. Arm? strong of this city and Josephine C. Staun- ton of Portland, ing and Dorothy and Estelle Faulkne: . and Johanna Lyor ham of this city and M Frederick, Md.; John J. Whelan get A. Carr; Harry EL. Sullivan York city and Antoinette R. Hartcorn of Richmond, Ind.; William C. M. Brana of burg, Pa.. and Bertha F. Vogt of this Williams and 1 both of Manchester, Va.; H. Clay nd Phebe Wise; Philip Pe Oreg.: Ame rchur B. § > Francis 0, Thomas 0. N. and B of New Winfield J nnings, and Emma Lee Bryan, both of Ce nt . Va.; ¢ - Baur and Ber - gvson W. Driver and Chick, both of Augusta county, Fred oodrich Horton and Lillie kK, both of Oswego, N. ¥ am Alexar Nathan N ton; Jam Weston Miles; Andrew Jobnson and Mary ten; William R. Davis and Nett both of Charles county Barnes and Hulda Rat? _——— r3 ron “Muscarine. mist of the t be read at the me ing of the Mycological Club. The m will be held this afternoon at 4:15 0'¢ at the Columbian University, in the ! ical laboratory. by ir. V. Agricul- tural Dey MARRIED, In the aft STEWART— WISE neon of Fehr ss th, Mrs. linas ; 1SOR, at 1:25 NC at bin resi- ) 14th stree Funeral from. late realdenc 10, at 1 invited to HYATT. ‘Thursday, Feb Relatives and fri "y At 6.15 a.m. Tuesday, Febrnary 8, of eumonia, HOWAKD B. HYATT. sou of Mary and the late Howard L. Hyatt, aged twenty- ix years and geven months Fanerai . from the rsidenc M, 233 G street ruary 10, wt 11 a.m. parted this Mfe. Wednesday. JOHN AL LEW > from bis late 34 street northeast, Friday, 2 p.m. tend at Relatives and friends are invited to’ at- 2 MEREDITH Departed this a Febra- ary 8. INOS, LUCY . niece of i of Mrs. Ella years and six Funeral sontheast Mt. Jezr I street * to the 1 itaptint Cbureh, at 1 nck p.m, Friends and relatives are Invited to attend. * 1:50 am. W February 9, AM. PIBRC! 4owife of K, aud only daughter of John T. ter, In the twenty-eighth year of Anesday: The weeping eyes should The wears sighs shot For Bila has a better bor land whe is pence. be dried, ee A low green mound will mark the place, Earth's tribute to the dead; And still we feel she is not there, But up with God instead. ral will take place from her, late, residence, 410 L street southeast, Friday, 2 o'e SCHWARTZ. On February 8. 1696, at 6:45 a.m. ALICE (nee Riecks) and babe, beloved wife =e ughter of Philip Schwart Hlneas, Funeral from bi after a short er late resid No. 13 5th street as at 2 o'clock es and invited. ‘Sater: eet THIN cet ters. 2 R. On Tuesday, February 8, 1898, p-m., ROSE, the beloved wife of Pa and mother of Dr. John E. six years , at S215 k Toner Toner, aged sixty- 8: requiem “tnass her soul. RB invited to at im Memoriam. RL. In memory of my dear mother, R 10, and will have with her Miss Gin-si of SARI, wtp ates ae veee eS 9, 197, Baltimore. Farewell. dear mother. sweet thy Mrs. W. P. Frye will hold her last re- Weary with years and ception tomorrow, Thursday” from 3 to 6. Farewell 1a Mrs. F. Worder Graham will not be at 4 “Tis ours to miss thee all our years, SEE) And tender memorie, of thee keep: Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Sherwood of 1640 Shine a the Tord 10 reat. for 0 21 " a er vir. I ‘iveth Hi loved sh ej aan street northwest are visiting in Vir- 5 eee gy HER DAUGHTER, Mrs. Henry J. Horn will be at home Thursday, 10th, after 4 o'clock, and in the ogi evening. Mrs. M. E. will receive with her. Mrs. Gatschet will not re-eive tomorrow, but will be at home the remaining Thurs- days in February. Mrs. H. D. Money will receive tomorrow, assisted by Mrs. Herman Deveaux Money (a new daughter-in-law), Miss Money, Miss Baird, daughter of Maj, Baird of the army, and Miss Cooper of Texas. Mrs, Teller will not be at home on Thurs- day. Mrs. Frederick George Berger will be at home Thursday, February 1th, from 4 to 6. She will be assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Russell. Mrs. Lindley S. Anderson will not be at home tomorrow. Owing to the illness of her daughter Helen, Mrs. F. “M. Detweiler will not re- ceive on Friday. Mrs. Gadsby will be at home on Thurs- day, the 10th, for the last time, and will have with her the Misses Gibson and Miss Lambert. Mrs. Gadsby will give a card party in the evening for young people. Mrs, John C. Pennie will not be at home tomorrow. A surprise party was tendered to Miss Ida Randaji at the residence of Miss Hat- tie Baum, 824 4th street northwest, on Wednesday evening by her friends. Mrs. M. Ross Browne has returned to = city, has leased her Ws and and has taken rooms at OMe ie atrect, SS William F. Turner will not be at home tomorrow, February 10. Mrs. Lindsay, wife of Senator Lindsay, will not Lag gel ae Penge egg tee afternoon, but receive following ‘Thursdays in February. Captain C. A. Stidman, 9th Cavalry, and Wallace of New York three years ago but not forgotten BY HER Ni HESSEL. In memory of JOHN B. died two years ago today. BY HIS WIFE. HESSEL, who 806. MILLS. In loving remembrance of ms dear wife, E MILLS. who died two years age today, February 9. 1808 Loved in life, remembered in death. HUSBAND. ing remembrance of my deat 1D. years Gone, but not forgotter BY ‘iren AUNT. = Carter’s Little Liver