The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 28, 1908, Page 5

(Star Special Service.) tor 1 New York and will large fan te to her ow Sweaith of ox manne! 4 et, abe to have ¢ when she offictated as brides at a fashiona wedding at Orange, N then she fas danced anc d, attended the tre and the opera. Yet offtotal may almost be con Me a a ee wilt not be “out” Ul this evening Were Fow on few tails In the Ww Hou h ory ation it Mrs. ed this form of en: the debut of the taught Alice. wae same lines as that of ago, except that there a larger percentage among the 1,000 Mificiakiom is being recognized Beate extent of including all the officers and their wives, Ghiefs of embassies and lega. the justices of the supreme and thelr wives. But beyond the invitations are personal @mpliments from Mrs. Roosevelt Wwe friends of her daughter, and the sons and daughters of the of the president and her- e Roosevelt, throughout her © years as mistress of the q House, has always maintain Mee the right of recognizing her ; ds, and ignoring her enemies. the matter of invitations to both wal and official affairs, so that Ethel Roosevelt ball, lke the Roosevelt ball, is likely to a few surprises for the fash- ble world Marine Band. The Marine band will and the supper at small tables state dining room. furnish the will be placed in i the family i room and the splendid red or. There wil! be many gor- E uniforms, for Ethel Roose te fond of thetr color and glit ahd every man entitled to do/ Mt be bidden to wear one. Roosevelt will follow the! fashion of low neck on all Occasions. She, like her sis- m follows the style of the em. with the simplicity of the drapery added thoreto. bee or white are her fay- tones, with soft, clinging silk-| her chosen materials. Mise Roosevelt has spent 10 v under the tutelage of an/ governess. At school and ft her governess she has proved i ut student, and Is rather tn of the average girl enter § Society, in the way of mental pment. Indeed, with the single in of Miss Helen Taft, Ethel it is quite leader wt learning, as she is tise. Resembies Mother. Appearance she resembie r in her coloring, but in feature, showing the same tive Roosevelt brow and molded to a feminine type, i which Mrs. Longworth’s face PRoted. PUAIthough in every. 5 girls have we Orr AT vores LAUNDRY KOLLARS 1c, 2c xe Ipasiinc TON, De 8.—Rthel welt makes her formal bow ton Boclety to t | has, however, participated in | and ripeness | Ne recollection of | ight will be on prac: | Waving school 18 months | of her! | | | MISS ETHEL ROOSEVELT AS A “BUD” AND AT EARLIER AGES. an half that o ckoned as probable participants in the White House ball, while the personal friends of Miss Roosevelt in the debutante ranks can be counted on the fin # of two hands, Miss Elizabeth Parker, daughter of Representative Richard Wayne Parker of New Jersey, Miss Carrie Munn, daugh ter of the late Charles A. Mann of this city and Chicago, Mise Faith Simpkins, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Nathantel Simpkins, for merly of Boston, being ber int- | mate friends RED EMMA SCOLDS SOCIALISTS In a hot debate with Dr. H Titus at the Labor Temple last ‘evening, Emma Goldman, the av archist, declared that the only ree aon socialism doesn't lynch and kil! those who disagree with ft ls be cause {t hasn't the power, Sb clared that socialiem stands centralization of power, while an archy means individual free In reply anarchistic and the knit of the mor programme of bie plays Into the hands yed classes by giving them an opportunity to kill their opponents in droves. He advocated a capture of the government by ballot. Butler Goes To Harvard. | NEW YORK, Deo, 24.—It is re porte here today, apparently on excellent authority, that Dr. Nich olas Murray But lumbia university ent of Co has chosen of Dr. Charles Ww ad of Harvard. r, preal et. rugs, Tostrated ‘and t give tt tr tick and ailing person whe mails me this ad or calle for tt MALL, lammered Brass at Half Price | Are you getting your share to “go around” The Meer stock in the it easy 1.50 Crescent Wagon, 98¢ vent Steel Wagon with wy steel wheels and axles, \ good and strong 98c Suzhout. Special 5 Deadening Felt, $1.69 of One Pound, Best Qual Wool Deadening Felt, 450 Square feet to the roll; a non ductor of sound; makes a 50 Boxing Gloves, $2.35 of Men's Best Napa Kid, Stuffed Boxing Gloves; and soft so they won't Special, vi 35 All other one-third Se ete at 00 Carving Sets, $3.75 ot Keen Kutter or Landers ing Sete, Sinch blade ves with stag or bone handle ailver ferrule. $3.75 at thi The reductions of a third to a half from our al- feady extremely low prices cannot be found every day in ‘the year. Come Tuesday and see for yourself. All Dressed Dolls Half Price you to get just what you want. Dolls, 75¢. $2.00 Dolls, $1.00. $1.75. And al! others at half price. | of BARGAINS? There are bumper CLEARANCE Big After-Christmas Clearance } city to select from makes $1.50 $3.50 Dolls, \ Silverware, Half Price | Halt Silver Hol- | loware and Wallace “1835 Silverwa: It won't last long | at this r tion so come and get y Wine Sets, Half Price | Big Assortment of Bohemian Glass Wine 4, complete with | glass tray; sets are very and attractive; to reduce Tuesday one-half oft. | $1.00 Waffle Iron, 73¢ | Price on early yur pick. neat. | No. 8 Cold-Handle American Waffle Iron; the handle is a new patent and will not burn | out. 8 Chocolate Sets, Half Price A big line of Chocolate Tuesday's selling at exactly % d range Sets for | jal, set regular prices. A bre i All sets at corresponding re | of patterns to make choosing Vi-=$1.00 Welsbach Gas Light 69c ' Genuine Welsbach Inverted Gaslight, complete | H with high-grade gas mantle. The best and most BAT economical light on the market. eat Special Tuesday .........-+. i j : ‘ Dr. Titus stated that the | 4 “AMUSEMENTS | Le RHR RRAR RRR EE AT THE THEATRES. Mosre— Louis James “Peter Gynt.” bes in Toyland.” ter Pan.” Seattle—Hi Henry's strets. Third Avenye-—“The Jolly * * Widow.” . & —Orpheum—Vaudevilie. * * Star—Vaudeville * & = Pantages—Vaudevilie. * * * * + Min i ee ed Jamen, tn [conception | James close Interpretat! polished and his re is mastorty cone being particularly fine scene when hor “ntimental reaches a high The stage settin jere wonderful bits « rk. }tul ix the rand th ater this week—"Babes in Toyland.” No better chorus has the Grand this season a bert musi poured at Her Was repeat peored last night. The company, with o fow exceptions, is brand new and better than last season. Gus ley, bo of t heavy voice 4 laughable contortions, was given warm welcome. There aro a lot < 4008 volces in the cast The tuneful “I Can't Do Sum,” by Neti This Won several Tate “h aid Beth Helen Mol @ fine impres: of her work be acceptable Mt other Goone edway can sing and dance and he is @ comedian. John ¥ Ward, & member of the company f last soason, returns this as Uncle | Barnaby and makes good aaa good natured villain | ter Pan last. When * thea erformances yesterday Not M Vacant seat in the 1 the two audiences went nsely pleased with th Barrie play ‘ t Pan" is the story of a boy |who refused to grow up, and its [story takes into the realms of | childish and fancies which ps have long nottings grown o stage and must ha ” hing were for Ne t r May amed the tith ttle preparation, but that “Peter Pan ks, as the demand already nearly ex week's supply er in photion Mr erpretation of the pl 3 eeeeeeeee i THE STAR—MONDAY, distin red @ Beattie. «i minstrelsy ix the offering at Seattle theatre th HI ing There ts the usual olio, The mar velous slack-wire work and con tortions of Henry Netser his as one of the beat ” for many weeks Reid and t ar pear in a clever dancing act he Davis Brothers qet away t with & mustea! novelty, Pat Craw ad | ik on tay r The Wid aed & patrons want he play te jammed full of tune songs and all get t Allen Curtia, the company mar is in the cast himself this week, as aprever of ® Jewish char he company has been organized since last is well © DOCTOR SCHURMAN VISITS SEATTLE President Jacob Gould Schurman of Cornell university will be the -| vest of honor at the banquet of the Cornell Alumni association at ington hotel this evening Dr. Seburman arrived in the city last evening, and will be here two jays. 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