Evening Star Newspaper, December 5, 1898, Page 9

THE EVEN NING STAR, MONDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1898-20 PAGES, 5 PHMeeeMEeeeMeoonng | poeoHpIeoH eee eeeHeTeees eoeneroneerropessennone: 2 | DINNERS AND RECEPTIONS | jrawine Mr. Comper Patton of Coe ets sree ast ia wil best man for hig Lan alleen and Bro. brother sign Philip Williams, Lic Wilfrid’ Harrison and Lieut. Woods Phelps will be ushers. Miss Ade rdward w jams will be maid of honor, and Miss Mile and Miss Mildred President and Mrs, McKinley's Winter Pro- You Will See Some bridesmaids. gram. trimmed nly * hte yieboe and oui Marvelous Values Here nacre eae Eee terre os silk, trimm: point @anguille, a tr i with rare ured Miss Daisy Wilson's Debut and Other soaebeelesees: eeoeceteteteteate When a man makes several 5 Eee / s z aan ans = . ession, and her flowers will be anh + = gashes in his face with his old- Recent Events —The Williams- carnations. her favurttn tke be white = 5 mie chee mia Ged ao ieee Patton Wedding. eee Young lady. could not 4 2 ayn ‘ourage, reverse your judgment, and te rh ate ding with © + Use cash where you must—but here the purchase a — which Miss Witlage kat le ereat nim é Christmas presents can be bought on Credit. Safety Razor. Secretary Porter has arranged the White | MOMs treasured chan a silver dish from t) : a the Brookly 0) for die coming Sch- 1 which Mr. Patton werwed Gintog tes cen It has a representation of the vessel in th 8 public re- | Center and inseription around t the letters formed of rope now on the Massachusetts House s Select what you want at once and let us lay it cial aside. Pay as you're able—a little each week or month. Our great stock of housefurnish- ings gives wide range for choice. Remember, we make, line and lay all Carpets free of charge. Outfit, in case, $1.50. Elegant sets, in fine leather lades, complete, $2.50 to $15.00. EVERYTHING FOR TRAVE RS. TOPHAM’S, son. The program is as follows: January Recs. Comes aud noks. Stiff backs he Stories, stiff backs. . Rooks, stiff back Stiff hacks Monday, Presiden am. p.m.; January 4, pivet dinner, 8 p.m. Carolinian and alll 10, Ty ¥. diplomatic reception that state. Rev p.m.; January 13, Friday, diplomatic dinner, | Trinity Chureh, "Ho ae Presents— values, 8c. Si ‘ds of one MAMMA AIT ORARAIR, etetetnenniedndnde LLL ELLER ELEEL EEE NLMME¥E a Silk t Has, ‘ith natural Crusoe, - z ee 3 ». | Rev. Father Maly peed 42c. RARE aod SOD § p.m.: January 18, Wednesday, judicial re- | By), Father Mi will offict ; Poe pc HOORS: TURSES, ception, 9 to 11 p.m.; January Wednes- Rev. Dr. Baker and wif. 1 " CASES, | day, army and navy reception, 9 to 11 P.M. | aing reception at cedssnergy Tone aval th 1231- “1233 Pa. Ave. % | February 1, Wednesday, Supreme Court | street nomhe agencies hy | Fectony eeadtsne $ 9 Mammo it FACTORY, 1218-1220 E #& | dinner, 8 p.m.; February 8, Wednesday, | c>mber 7, from 8 t : — g are ¢ rogan S Credit House, - SSRN AAAS AN ARES Fi congressional reception, 9 to 11 p.m.; Feb-| Miss Chesley Buck, the eldest daughter 4 NG AE DC 2) | ruary 14, Tuesday, public reception, 9 to 11] of the Rey. Ch r Bes . : $ GHO9008G9029600 el Crock pariah, made her borer eee = = The receptions will be conducted on the | Thursday, when she was coed ANly welco i 817-819-821-823 7th St. N.W. 21 INGO |sece SEE isees| Gs sate eal a 3 4 considerably changed from the previous rs. Buck. Miss Buck was becomt ut= rohhopganvickts sits anaes 3 Between H and I Streets. = © po © | year, White House officiaix say that last | tired in white India sik. Mra ph na ab $1.00 to S808. | a | de5-754 BS i ! ear’s receptions were carried out so satis- | assisted by Mesdames Burgess, Tharp, D. ALL UMERELLAS ENGRAVED FREE t Toc. & $ 0) actorily as to warrant a renewal of the | neille and Griffith, and the Misses Dela. + . © | Vian for this season. plaine, Lamond, Wiltberger, Mason, Cruik Tea Gowns and Robes é = fo} “Sil cies ros jane season of e x) commences Monde , shank, and Eva and Harriet Darneilie. Tho ° of . = anuary and closes February 14, Ash | new rectory was filled wi cure cain S e = $ $| 0 nes the beginning of the Lenten | artistically arranged. am — —— Bidecd > =e call lane © = ged, and on every ; tiderdown Robes, in blue, pink, red and gray, collar and cu = = Useful and Appropriate season falling February 15. The Pre: at's | were heara expressions of admir trimmed with ribbon, cord and el to match. SS 25 value. & & Pp Pp public receptions mark the start and close | pleasure at the beauty and comfort. Ee “$3.98 + Bs of the official program. Wednesday has | charming home. pasicccueas- ¢ Mi-wool Cashmere Tea Gorn. made empire front, Watteau m_ yoke in back, sinall sleeves, yoke trimmed with Sizes 32 to 44. $600 values. $4.98 Gown of cashmere, made empire front, Watteau back, trimmed with Jace and ribbon, all shades. Sizes 32 ue. For. $6.75 £ n_-selected for five out of the seven pe = sning events > gra . Mas Lord and Lady Curzon of Kedleston, the Prof. Gore's Theme. By A lecture ws ‘ viceroy and vicereine of I start for ven Saturday 1 travel in| the hall of « plan Univ the east December 16. Thi g great state, and will be ita} James Howard Gore, who t , with all the pomp an? cir nce given | help of the stercopticon, about his trip to sectee a king and queen. And then will begin the | the arctic mo owith the expe: at o | ere: viceregal period since India came | Waiter Wellman. 5 “ under Great Britain's rule. To give an idea pot give presents that will be use- of how lavishly they will entertain Cashmere Tea Gown, made blouse front, with braid- Sennen Checks Cashed. ful to the mis? They are just as first year of their vice sover ffeet, Watteau back, small sleeves with cu 1 appropriate as the little “noth- but to consider the orders for ¢ = ae “pear Ce > i ; 3 and trinkets which are of no practical which the Curzons have given— Sizes 32 to 44. $11.50 value. For.... $8.98 ¢ q iis Heme a lee gt nore dinner invitation cards, 1 1 — : M ah ; : grams, 5,500 evening. part : 7 Giit Petticoats. den party cards, 4) menu Engraving. A Great Big 4-In=1 Store Filled With ’Em! ; metallic striped sateen “at home” car c “Nothin makes suche an_ace ruflle, Hined purchased in Paris and they a SED | een: | MORRIS PL in Sunday, Decom the b thwest, hy th NY PAUL ENS HOW? ee i : DRAWING EAT CROWDS, WHICH ARE AUGMENTED DAILY AS THE NEWS IS SPREAD. y . 4 sou silk pet- The Annapolis excursion rench i. igh = te or © he A glo- eric wens vt ge ea $5.98 Men's Suits and | $7.50 Men’s Suits and toelat nee 4e4S | honor of the Anglo-Americ i r now, 80 as to sare . Overcoats. Overceats. Wie Mrs. Robert M. Thompson of Electric Seal Collarettes. were the host and hoste Re oe Ete 6c =| mm a 3 catia in SUES ee a eee end compe) at A. splendid gitt-electeie. seat col 5 whi n numbered ‘about eighty, left he: = teed, or money refandes many very desir he OVERCOATS are | in Wye aH a alacan ate ert : handsomely silk lined—only ew of the and were home again at 6. At An aK. s \« e ss 4 sania: e eed i iu 2 ones Jeft—so we'll close them 1 he places of intere: > Me er * . } % Oc. } 4 Wonder even in thi of wonders—in price them four lots ef Irish Frieze in blu ok, ° is the places of interest in th. St.tg value. 8ge | CAMS. eee ee eeee Gee + miztters—Bluc, black, brown, tan and Ox | brown and Oxford. SRT "93.75 well as the academy, were visite . S a5. % . ~ 5 3 Gift Suits. commandant’s qua Mr. M ss £ So ee ie ee “ s $Q-o0 Men’s Suits and $4] Men’s Suits and What more nsetal or spots an Se eee JOHN E Coidd Rye. tionery. z Overcoats. Overcoats. spectat ake up | Up with a Virginia reel, Ww: Daniel and Mary a8 our stoc Be the SUITS is one lot deserving special doubt if there 4 CLOTHING HOUSE A aah Joyed in the hall where the dan: Comny Berry, 2 in the ¥ Black Clay Worsted—Dout er ations: Beaulio ng ‘ cee dined ularly given. Ee & i satin facings that she with elik, both 3 rt braid trim- Miss Dais Wilson, daughter of Mr med new skirt $16 : | &e. box : Baibe wae: ree $12.50 Mrs. N: lson, was introduced Paper and ‘ rday afternoon at ooh she r0c. bt x Saleh attended by in social life poe and friends invited Peas ES PPA ¢] OUR REMNANT COUNTERS CONTAIN: iat we S1Z.O | geet tdaman hata ta | ie wat be ge Suit. AUS ig), ENS Sule AT $8 ft ot oto ied enti ce | BES, ig cay Cue waa, a =e Lansbur b & Bro ee eee gHRe |Eghata tae See |mngt ese wees s mee a ex O., < y - : sas f 3 Feeney, in tue atts % ung Men’s Suits at 56 |MIEN’S SUITS” AT eeeunee ae el 420, B22, 424, 426 7th st. $ ‘That soldi: up to $12.25. O | That sold up to $10 sining, with Miss Horstman and Miss 1 at th and front t tfally invite ToSHIAE So yeLee a table in the dming re a lent, diplomatic and official : Reenter that w LOSING OFT ony entire stock of LADIES’, MISSES’ AND) CHIL Ladies’ black all-silk ke Taos rene oa DREN'S SHOES ut ( F REGULAR RETAIL PRICE ists. idsome ded Snolsaiamiabite to i Sirong ot GODEY. On Sunday, December 4, 1898, at é ues, eas © paid tribute to the ORGE WALTER GODLY MEN’S FURNISHINGS. Mrs, : < the late Walter Codey R Warm Short U nde utur i ler Goby, th year of is a reside Nicol Fleeced Shirts and Drawers—t kind . cxthecneces * 48c. | Imperial Fleece-lined Shirts and Draw- 75 el ers $1 kind. eres —o . und. 48C. | teavy Woot Gloves Ladies’ short wool knit skirts at $1, $1.25, 81.50, $1.75 and $2. Bedding Gif ’. Foster will rv Astrachan Gloves—imported—T5 Relat = Natural Wool Sox—heayy~1 0 ii . 2 number of friends. at prt $ pairs f x 5c. High-grade Suspendersb0e, kind....-.- 25c, AkSgy BREE TA att-woot white G4 75 Pellew and daugh- | KING. On December 4, 1808, at a.m., MAR é 4-ply Linen Collarg—1se. kind Oc. | amy cum 12¢ eeet crane © Massachusetts avenue are} A. KING, widow of the late Cant” i's @ bly Linen Collars—i5e. kind............ * ply Cuffs &. Handsomest quilt ever od in V A rding the winter in Aiken, 8. C. Ss x & ton is this lovely satin-fnlaled peed nk aneral from her son's residence, 1. 1. Poor + g Marseille d-former price © . J. Ernest Sparks will be at home, { mortheast, ‘Tuesday, Decnm é HATS and CAPS. $4, now. : = ‘$2.75 reet, Wednesdays in December. Friends aud relatives invited, = S 1 a forter, filled . William Conard, wit tle son, . e Se eds eee ae ee pores een ee je Son, , ISVS, at 1:45 am., z $1.50 Hate for s+ OBE, | $2.50 Mats tor... ae Vey ert Allen Conard, is located at Q , Pa ogo h 18 d abee rer $1 98 /\™ ma novey & f sift Ai gt harles Conard, who is at — theast on, Tu ik sas fae c oO festa sat oye ape trom (aft: Aprons. t with her husband at the Ports- oly Name Chur & All the Suitings t at were $ an All up-to-date In shape and color. aan Ee of Xmas mouth navy yard, N. H.,will be at the same awe Copy.) = gift aprous, in lovely platu and embroldlered number on her return to the city, Both Childver on oe ranging in price from 25c., . ladies will be at home Thursdays. to $1. The Tuesday German Club, whic Many that were $20 and $22, ce, oe Colored Dress Goods at Cost Price. | ducted such a @clghtful ser’ e 2 We sell colored dress goods cheaper than lillons last season at Rausch Go Now at One Price. : ICTOR E. ADI Ej/p fe eee (ese ee remnants, but all of this season's happy events for their many friend INI, 10. e beloved son of aged two years e from us has gi loved is stile MALF PRICE for LADIES’, MISSE: and CHILD! aN SHOES, Boe, — % Ae at ett OE board of governors have reorganized, with | tice of funeral be 2 ¢ Outfitters to Men and Bo Pg a ee the following members: Ben. Miller, 'C. McCAMMON. On Sund ember 4, 3008, at © BS sae Lipscomb, Walter Scott, Dr. P. o'clock alm, CAT E McKNIGHT. wit = E Gift Umbrellas. John Capers, C. L. Brown, Edw. Callahan. of Joseph K. MeCam g 923, 925, 927, 929 7th St. N.W., Men's bandsome silk gi pe Dr. Hove yloe Pollok and William Gr fone weghal a on Tuesday ; Corner Massachusetts Avenue. esl sent aos oe erak cy Ai ava aa 9 bedeniiiel ae x E = ae ‘omb, secretary, al’) RAFF. On Sunday ter urer. It is the purpose of loved wi th three germans at Ratsch- s, ive month Ins. new pr et with sterlin Notice of funeral he » papers please er’s, on Connecticut avenue, January January 17 and February 7. A very successful and enjoyable progres- “Ny Poor Shoes at Any Price. HEILERUN'S This will be a week of surprising SHOE VALUE “opy.) Departed this lite H15.O0. 7o meer) sive ¢ party was given in the parlors wth street, CATH. White&Redding, 811Pa Ay. of th s House last Thursday after- A wife of pon noon, organized by Mrs. W. U. orn Rake Saad. exwse, Wear a —————— | Plunkett, ably assisted by Miss Owen. “peed pestle § Baptist Church ‘Taeedas, De f Social Club of Capitol Hin cember 6, at 1 o'clock pam. Relatives’ and evening last, with the fol- friends respectfully invited to attend . : Louis A. Sterne, president; einbers of the Ladies’ Golden Leaf Immediate sted 10 meet at the Shiloh Dee 6, at 12:39 KNEESSP’S |" Suitings always were an be the a line ef goods SSL CLL OLLI LIL SAAAEVVS We would me > y Chureh 1 Gordon Payne, vice president; Miss Louise & like to have you make your Christmas Shoe purchases a little earlier iit lit tl! Stephenson, Secretary; Arthur Mitchell, attend {he funeral of Mrs. CATiL- > Tremendous sales had broken % this year, nd as an inducement we will offer some SURPRISING 1 IS ies ae 2 of Miss Maud Virginia eid ort AR Pe NEN ANDER, 3 VALUES IN OUR WELL-KNOWN TRUSTY FOOTWEAR, Rich, hawdsome gifts i r s villiam Ormsbee Smith of | spanp, suddenly, 0 é @ z i i SAR, Hite one inpe b OC eraBh. nly, on We scoured the market % PRICES THAT ARE LOW FOR QUALITY THAT Is I1GH, tna nition Pockethe DMaiee aan aes ek ee a cg ete nena Major and Mrs. » in the fifty-cighth year Capitol street, W but could not find what ‘ Woda NeslecniowP Peitean? Y day evening at 8 o'clock. The brid oe fal fin ] Og ont Neglect to Put “Heilbrun” or rs i Lis’ nttended by Miss Maude Welton of V his special line could not 3 es De n_ Your Shopping List. eg age on “a att = ieee = : honor, Miss Mabel Douglas of Altoona, Pa aera Piety: i, = we have filled it up from = Ladies” $3 or $4.00, Shots, com- J ) Shoes for men ind Miss Ida Brown of this city as brides: pes ey = x hae TS Baciellmanon tcale hown In town R. Gardner of New York $22 Suitings—a better as- etter qualities ir ie beginn mel calf, black and tan box kid, drill ‘or calf Mned, double band welt. Fi this week your choice at.. st man. Dr. Lucien Clark of undry Church will officiate. Sdward H. Piummer of the 10th who was quartermaster of the Va. on Sunder, December choice of week. ..... Fe $2.65 | Melee atololololeleteletetsteisteeeleg eels an we put ig of the season. AND SIDNEY pith. gifts at regul en's $2.00 and $2.50 bi mee Sth Army Corps during the Santiago cam- [lens $20 ud g2.50 mack oF tan cai, B Kneessi, 425 7th. Rolen aides Mingraincdsce aoe sock a.m., Mrs. ELLA FOLEY of Herbert A. Watkins, Funeral notice berenfter, . sete the residen: 0 Pennsyly: next meeting will be held of Miss Anna Mae Davis, nia avenue south: it. Tomorrow the long-talked-of wedding of Mrs. Samuel Colgate to the Earl of Straf- | JOHNSON. In loving remembrance of 0} NRY JOHNSON, who died tire handsome dining room decora- tion. Fe "St ogc, | Miva Lee 61.38 iw 45c. 1 eed mbrofivred and leather made, yery comfortable Men's pers, we Ours are all imported. In fancy pat- oo ETS terns and different colors appropriately eee with German mottoe 0 Morton C. Stout & Co. mb's Wool Slipper goles........ 1 Oc. Some with figures in r ford will take p ce in New York. Bishop father, $ Puneral Tuesday, December 6, 21% ei ol eral : sit |e aGiees Worthan eee omicee Ok 85 ¢ Shatter, is visiting his sister, Mrs. Frank | — Cherrydale, Va. - Ba 5 —— = 5 ae, cen fate, | TAYLOR. On Mondar, December r a é ‘ Alea Sees & Ste mmacrictiy! sola en 2. De A party was given at the home of Mr. a.m,” at his late residence. 4 ¥ $1.30 | Meat and duratie. Por this & jf ap elt mut d}and Mrs, A. Baruch Saturday evening in | Bottliwest. Dr. WAL IL TAYLOW, of / | "your cholee..- OT US honor of their son Joseph. After games | j4,cnine st atk ues th Rk Sc ris “never-wear-ont’ Shoes, neat and Ss were indulged in, the party adjourned to streets + at S o'clock this evening, De- \ > Hes all stries, Worth 61 15 ' splendid. wearing box calf - the dining room, where a bounteous supply 3. Remains will be taken tv For this week. : : always soll at $150. The GS of good things was laid out. might, over South g Bees see Nie Case Major and Mrs. Hamilton S$. Wallace |p q 7; ocean : ziele’ curable. snd * A splendid showing of them : leave for Atlanta today, where Major W: p-t., at her residenc < piu ‘all other stores. For this * 00c. all-tes Saroot Shoes—* MOE, El ( pe, | s lace has been assigned to duty. northwest. ANNA M. TRUEMAN, Deere eee ete value. ‘This week.s...scerese+ Des ere—in the most unique styles ~ : : Wihiow of the late James J. ‘Trueman z = : find. Any friend Ab Soo te ego Le Funeral Tnesday, December 6, at 10 o'clock a.m, co co] z siupes cramer oan omer oe Tadlew furtrhnmed, quilted and OS you can find. Any iriend on your ?} ieemosynary Pleasure Club, which was Interment at Annapolis, Md. * ee st $L.3S5 | sett Suttets—ai come’ Bhs week Ce ift-list would appreciate one of held at the residence of Miss M. A. Coffey, : Case two members were admitted to he club, At her residence, 44 21: Hppers—hand Ladies’ fine kid and patent leather evening these at Yuletide. Makes a and their names placed on the roll. The es ee \ Satepepetetat ees deedeteeetotolndetete S Complete Stock Rubber Boots and Shoes—Low Prices. "Thais: pint to G-quart size—prices from 2} Potter performs the ceremony. Only Mrs. ago today, December 5, 1803. TAI LORS, $ 3 P eels ore Colgute's relatives will be asked to the | | ee : seremony. Her mother, who has been stop- 8 5 = $ 4 Chas. R. Edmonston, ping at the Hotel Marlborough; Mr. and | «cox. 1m toving remembrance of WILJAM 3 5 ; Mrs. Sidney Smith and Mr. Andrew Smit spleeee Oy ago today , Twelfth and F Streets Northwest. ; é Ell Var 402 SEVENTR ST, WW. $|, 1205 Pa. Avenue Bi ace linge MG. Aieg | AEBS Sal Pa eae ‘4 “The SAAR s at Mrs. Alfred Kessler’s, Mrs. Col- Sone, tat mot forgotten. = z a SIGN: = Fs »& Vi 7, = Eate’s elster, where the ceremony is to take |” Fer oe oko errees Sethe to ) Woman in Shoe. $ Woman’s Industrial esis? ess = a = Selertes a a RR a coat Owing to the sudden death of a near = anes coe An Artistic and : —— Seetetetatae tees eae! Exchange, relative there will be no reception after the Carter’s CAMERAS or NN ANA NAN NS RAR, Sale of Fancy Articles from this insti. | church wedding of Miss Mattingly and Mr. »|German Portrait evita od Seatinas Teter a Tc eee | Eee eet or eine cmuey Woulee MAGIC LANTER ate Mrs. PARKS FISHER, President. Interesting Present Gifts. ie : FAVRILE | GLASS | ° THERMOMETER = = aoa dest daugh’ ft Ge 1 and Mrs. Robt. ° iE © ) Frames FREE. ET Wiiina de orn eae Pan. ST little Liver w 6 i N., which will take place this evening at Wil give Te Faet for Xmas photos—we | he momentous question just now is, what | the Williams’ residence, will be a most ine ae m9, these arogtie mee En- | will make an acceptable Christmas gift? eed See ee teenteie et aoe < wean novelties very handsome—with ap- 1 i a small family y eee Xmas inneriptions. ‘a te P Sains a) ee nol eure ered Seo personal friends will be present. It will Pills sk to see our new styles fn Mount- | tion to their entire satisfaction would mos’ "i Inga—tiode, and Unguter shader oe ost | he the first of the winter's weddings for e GOLD on ee a For i instance — ee. sas low ae likely discover the solution by paying a | which Christmas greens will be an appro- Pees Solera ( a )| W. it. Stalee, 1107 F St., Visit to the establishment of the Houghton | priate decoration. “The house ts artistically 1 & F Fischer Galleri ‘ CE as10H | Company, 121 F stret, where everything | geokeg wat nots all of amin was “oat | SICK HIEADACH McAl ister cae les, bu. )) G 5 in the furniture and housefurnishing and | BY,,1elatves and trlen’s from North and 529 Fifteenth Street, J. T. D. Pp les. > io te Siccardi 's decorating lines may be had at the very | by Judge Douglass, the stepbrother of the | POSITIVELY CURED BY THESE S17TLE PILLS. Opticians, 1311 F St ; y 9 Y) FOR BARGALNS IN HUMAN HAD lowest of prices. The stock carried by the | pride. In the bay window of the drawing =. a oo — gy Pp 2 ISTE . Washingt D diz deh ge tak sida we Hale Switches at Great Vargalnae hcuse is one of the most complete and de- | room palms make a bower effect. In the | Jafiigestion apd Too Hearty Mating. A. per: aes 28a asnington, D. C. "s Stores, iitime. ist ta nw. $3.00 Switches reduced to $1.50. sirable in the city, and it is with great | dining room garlands -of pink ribbon are | fect Temedy for Dissiness. Neusta, Disowsi- Gia k ad rR are: bold-1m-28d g ewer ae 133 Momtve st., Anacostia. )) $E.08 Britches roatuced to oo pleasure =e a eee goods are | twined over the mantel among the shining Tongue, Paia 1m the Side. TORPID LAVER. eK an oman r HER wd - s LSS shown to the public. All the novelties for | greens. ‘They regulate wel ly Vege! Over three hundred di sata The Robinson Oils, RD FRILL | Gea and White Hate retuced in same proportion. | tre holiday trade are carried by the house, | “ac” Williams, who bas been very il for} ble. as well as lighter : i — M Si di such as rocking chairs from $1.25 up, -Jesks | a long time, has sufficiently recovered to . i “they lubricate more and outlast other tls p=: BLERY MAK me. ccardl, from $206 mp: fae curtains, siiks for cur- | anticipate being downstalre for her daugh- Smail Pills. Small Dose. ristmus preweuts Cx 0) VEOH tains, and, indeed, everything else which | ter's marriage. the men of the bridal Sc ee ae Wm. C. Robinson & Son, WELL. | privace i tltD sty next to Paints Royal, || makes a house handsome, comfortable and | party will wear uniforms, including Gee, Small Price. 8 CHINTS, 186 B at. alii BALTIMORE. Ma." | 920 dyeing. Weisigte’ | attractive. Step in. and be convinced. Williams, who will escort ‘the bride to the e