The evening world. Newspaper, July 24, 1902, Page 5

PRETTY LILY OELRICHS IS NOW MRS. PETER D. MARTIN. Hundreds Witness the Ceremony in St. Jo. seph’s Church, New- sort and Two Hun. dred Guests Attend Wedding Breakfast- NEWPORT, July 24.—All fash- fonable Newport is astir to-day and taking part in the celebration of the Martin-Oelrichs nuptials. The pret- tiest girl married in Newport in many a long day was wedded at 12.30 o'clock, when at the Church wf St. Joseph Miss Lily Oelrichs be- came the wife of Peter D. Martin. The Rey. Louis J. Deady performed the ceremony, the usual ritual of the Roman Catholic Church. Hundreds of invitations were sent out for the weduing and the break- fast which followed it in the pretty ‘Oelrichs cottage in Kay street. Two hundred persons were present at the breakfast. Those who acted as bridesmaids were Miss Isabel May, daughter of Henry May, of Southampton, and Miss Eleanor Jay, daughter of Mrs. Willlam Jay. Mts. Henry O. Havemeyer, jr., cousin of the bride, and Mrs, Cameron McRay Winslow, wife of Lieut.-Commander Winsiow, LU. 8. N., were matrons of honor, and Miss Blanche Oelrichs, sis- ter of the bride, was maid of honor. Walter §. Martin, brother of the] bridegroom, best man. The ushers were Capt. Philp M. Lydig, Reginald Ronalds, Frank Carolan, Robert Living- ston Charles De Loosey Oelrichs and Henry Oelrichs Miss Oelrichs's gifts to the matrons of noner were gold purses, The bride- wroom gave to the best man and each of the ushers a pearl horseshoe pin. Description of the Bride. The bride's gown is thus described: satin ms the ith white ere, narrow= ain widening to i¢ hem of the skirt, the outer material hand sewed, with 1 pearls side of the the chiffon surface of oO te i and’ one-half’ 4 rt. ‘The neck Ig cut only silghtly ete, according to the prevailing mode for wedding gowns. ‘At the top of the bodice Is used rare oid point Venetian lace. This lace, used also for the bridal veil, is lent by the bride's aunt, Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs, and after the wedding it will be given to the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The close- fitting sleeves, which end just above the elbow, are of silk net, embroidered in pears, and finished ‘with ruffles of tucked and hand-embroidered chiffon. The train of white satin, uncovered savo by the veil, is almost five yards Jong, and hangs full from the shoulders “after the manner of the coronation robes of the English peeresses. The yell 48 to be fastened with diamonds to the decoil MISS LILY CELRICHS. PHOT O-BY.L ALMAN ECO bride's hair, upon which will also rest |4# completely filled with towering palms.) the orchestra played the Bridal March wreath of orange blossoms. The cost |The alsies have been treated in green) from “Lohengrin,” and as they left the ‘of the gown Is estimated at slightly less |@"%4 white, bunches of white roses tled! church the Wedding March of Mendels- han $10,000. It was designed especially (with Whits faun ribbons belng attached | pohn. Francesco rla Guardibassi for Miss Oelrichs. to each of the pews. Rameaux” and Gounod's Prior to the entrance of the bridal the latter with violin obs Church a Floral Bower, party, Mulaly's” orchostra tr th ea aq, Casino played a cholce prog Miss Ocirichs banked with flowers to a height of] “The programme was as follows ‘The bride was led in on the arm twelve feet, completely hiding the saczed pictures. ‘Trailing vines hang trom the ceiling, meeting the floral walls and | Ad formihg a sort of frieze for the green | R and white setting. The altar, with the exception of the part which was occupied by the Rev. ouls J, Deady and the visiting priests, Prelude f honor, bridesmaids, At the altar from ‘souate for violin. NEA oe ycere 5 met Mr, there was no As the bridal pa father accompanied by the ma- Martin and his brother, the best man. Contrary to cus- nuptial mass, the the mar- Store Closes Daily (Except Saturday) at 5 P, M Saturdays at 12 o’Clock. Plain Truth--- Shoes for Men and Women, Boys and Girls The following concerns only certain goods first placed on sale today at prices stated in the Basement Ui /er-Lrice Store. First—Understand this: Exaggeration—especially concerning Shoes—would be folly for us; misstatements would be destructive. Our statements are accurate, Second—Understand this: We cannot afford to offer at any price Shoes that will not fulfil all reasonable expectations of the buyer. A dissatisfied customer is a constant menace, Our Shoes are all sound in leather and make-up. Third—Understand this; It has neyer been our privilege to offer better shoe bar- ‘ains than those herein described. For several years we have sustained a special Shoe Store for the assembling and distribution of under-priced shoes. Shoe manufacturing is a vast interest, Great producers must have outlets for samples and surplus, Prices cut no figure in moving remainders, Hence come bargains—curious, remarkable, normal. Now for the facts: Men's Patent Women’s Tan Men's Tan ‘ : Oxfords, $1.90 Shoes, $1 Oxfords, $1.50 900 pairs of the swellsort,! 1200 pairs tan kidskin and y made in latest style for p Russia calfskin Lace and Pig Py trae ent- season, with extension |Qxford Shoes. This is an and $2.50—majority of the Welt, and flat fore-sole. All| omnibus lot, containing all highest. They are all of $8.50 shoes, regular, sizes, and includes every i idski L (woman's tan shoe that we Busha calleie and Medea, Men $ jhave in our Basement Store. prene Summer wear. About Outing Shoes values that vary from $1.50 00 pairs—all sizes. White canvas yachting A Women’s Black , a |Bhoea ab $i, well worth $2. Tan calf bicycle Shoes at Men sSatinCalf i, well worth $2.50. Shoes, $1.50 | Rubber-soled Oxfords at 35c.) 1209 pairs finest black kid- il Shoes, $l Boys’ and Girls’ turned soles, button £1200 pairs solid prownt| > SOS alacant Cllon able lace shoes, Especially | hee nity 4 " . Very considerable lots at than $8—many worth much adapted to use of large boys Raleas cece} for Pamasil and trampling. | prices that would be one- nor a eaneclally strong in Easily Sh one-half more. |half more regularly, rp al |ASTOR BALLROOM A BEAUTY It Will Be Completed Next Week, Despite Contrary Reports. ‘The contractora in change of Mrs. Wiillam Astor's ballroom at Newport say that $ untrue. and that the reports that it would not finished this summer are absolutely Tha new ballroom is decorated it will be compieted next week XVI. style, "FIND CABALLES,” ducked in a pond two natives of Taya- bas, because they refused to guide him to the stronghold of the inaurgent leader |Caballes, and with having ducked a i | third native, who died from maltreat- |ment, has been concluded after two brief y /aittings, Lieut. Hickman ts believed to have been ecquitted. Ross Douglas, former treasurer of the |Talane of Cebu, has peen round guilty of embezzlement. Ho has not yet been INSANE, SHE WOKE UP HEADQUARTERS rehed tops. The Conform to the windows by the use of $$ HONOR FROM KAISER, in Louts the prevailing | colors being white and gold ‘he panels are richly ornamented with gilt and in the centre of each Is a gilt electric fix- ‘The doors and windows doors are made to Lieutenant Instructed to Lo=| sentenced cate Insurgent Chief ‘Re- gardless of Measures'’—Two Natives Ducked in Pond. have have gone on strike. material increase in wages. ———— CHARGED WITH FORGPRY. mirrors, BERLIN, July 2%4.—The bestowal by Bmperor Willan gf the “Red Cross of No, 23 Grove street, Jersey City, medal of the third class on August NIL. sal 5 was held by Justice Hoos, of that city, Saitemann, Chief of the Fire Depart: | MANILA, July 24—The court-martial | 1. uit examination to Massachusetts, alot Lieut, Edwin A. Hickman, of the ment of Plalnfleld, N. J., was gazette Firat Cavalry, on the charges of having last night, checks for $1,800 in Boston 75, 000 Cigars At Greatly Reduced Prices High-grade, popular brands. The kind that delight the taste of the most exacting emok These new pri are usually quoted. MANHATTAN, high-grade clear Havana Puritanos Finos,box of 50, 5,000 KEY WEST PURITANOS, high-grade clear Havana, Cubau hand mate; $4.25 value, box of 50, KEY WEST HAVANA SECONDS, 10c. quality, hand made; $4.50 value, box of 100, CLEAR HAVANA ROTHSCHILDS, boda fide Havana goods (4% inch), are far less than 4.00 3.00 3.00 box of 50, 2.35 REINA VIOLA CONCHAS BOUQUET, Box of 50, GREAT METROPOLIS RE-( 2.00 GALIAS, 5,000 KEY WEST BREVAS, all HAVANA; regular $2.25 value, box o , 20,000 PORTO RICAN BREVAS, juine article; soli elsewhere at $ir00, box of 50, LUCKE’S ROLLED CIGAR, box of 50, 85 Mat! Orders Filled. Qlain Floor, WOMEN’S and MISSES’ Bathing Surts, BLUE JERSEY CLOTH; fine quality; ulcely made and trimmed with white braid, Misses’ sizes, 91.05; Women’s sizes, 7, 75) (Second Floor, Centre.) A Well-Known Rrand of Women’s $3.00 Shoes and Oxfords er ay / OO ver pair. Quality Fit f or Asale that has created the liveliest interest and the yreatest selling any store ever knew in July. Crowds have been continuous about the special tabli on ae main floor in the Shoe Store and on the second floor adjoining the escalator. All widths and all sizes in both the Shoes and Oxfords. These shoes were made by a firm whose $3.00 specialty shoe for women (Quality Fit for a Queen) is famous through- out the United States. This firm manufactured too many Tan Shoes and Oxfords. They colored them black by a secret process. Rather than sell these shoes in y Small lots to their agents they sold us the entire the manufacturers marked them ‘Boylston In nearly every case the real name of the shoe can be 1.50 The Big Store is in fine feather. 1.00}extraordinary efforts to accomplish this. ear.) the Newark News and the Jersey City Journal. lot. Hygienic Shoes.” easily read, EVERY PAIR IS AS FULLY GUARANTEED AS IF YOU PAID $3.00. Before shipping them (Shoe Store, Main Floor, Special Table Second Floor.) Prices Deeply Cut on Choice Leather Goods of Practically Cvery Description. This is an event of exceeding importance, for it embraces an exceptionally large variety of articles, including Belts, Wrist Bags, Shopping Bags, Drinking Cups, Flasks, Travelling Bags and Chatelaine Bags. Everything is new, first-class and stylish. The world’s foremost manufacturers are adequately represented and the demand should be instantaneous and exceptionally large. The prices we quote tor this special sale are beyond doubt the lowest that have yet been named for merchandise of equal beauty and merit. If you want extra fine bargains it ie safe to assume that you won't miss this sale, LEATHER BELTS ;/BAGS of genuine morocco, leather lined, |front covered frame. POCKETBOOKS AH? 79 black or white grain metal frame andchain, POCKETBOOKS of|of genuine seal, morocco and walrus, calf @ eather, patect|grain leather, lined with leather, plain or lined, with beavy eterling corners, SILK leather, walrus and with metal corners, TRAVELLING ROLL-\and SATIN BELTS, with effective frout Buffalo grain, turned in edges; nickel, gilt’ UPS, and DRINKING CUPS in leather buckles, back and side pieces. or black buckles; many styles, WRIST cases, c BAGS of gray suede, leather lined with .: CHATELAINE riveted frame, CHATELAINE BAGS of wr 4. RACE LANE tr ISe BAGS; all genuine grain leather and morocco, choice of aeveral Co bide Uriee a neal guy eee Sizes and shapes, WASHABLE BELTS | Bade ct seat lined; covered ‘ white, tam, navy, light blue and red ; choice tumed in straps; patent hook, ry KET. fain leatheror walrus, leather ot silk lined) Wren Pace Wanita walrus’ and of nickel, gilt or black bucl - “4 5 BOOKS share leas aay with pathy | Geta amas fe wrist nee, Catalde. packets leather and oil liked; inside frames; snake metal corners. KIN in CABCS. | : Clasp frame; several sites. SHOPPING BAGS with cloth tops. leather or dark cloth, three sizes. POCKET- P Abd) BOOKS of genuine seal and morocco, single many other upeful articles. or double clasp, leather lined; also BLACK WRIST BAGS LEATHER BELTS i " Hedi —Genuine walrus. At IIe ofall nd fort ee ee ire one ee Hi vA 4. Leaplers i wold for S0c. and —WRIST BAGS, ° or colors walrus grain, silk rosebud fram Mined, gilt snake |or oxidized; also long Chains and i frame chain, seal CHATELAINE BAGS, usual pric large seal (Maia Floor, Ceatre,) j black, white or colored, FANCY FABRIC BELTS tn A: {4 Ve Se, black silk, satin and ether ma! ls, man) oxidized side pieces, C ELAINE CHATELAINE BAGS, World’s Sreatest Grocery. ew SWEET CORN; Fancy large Hackensack Sweet Corn, well filled PISH; elected Long Island IN THE BAKERY SECTION, ‘Weak Fiah or Porgies, 1b., 5 |\ear, per dos, OLD-FASHIONED NEW. ENG- et COFFEE — Fancy Golden Santos, AND MAD. . Fane) Cuichee Halibctor Gelman || COPRER — Fancy Gobien Banton, éos., 10 1b., 706, Ib. 15|] RUSK BUNS: Fresh and dainty, TEA—Rich quality Groen, Kiack or doz, Blended Teas, choice cup qualities, Choice Long Branch Bluefish ox Mackerel, Ib, Presh 35 DELICATESSEN: Pickled Pigs t, EQULTRY: Fresh Dressed Broliing | SALMON--"*Blue Jay" brand, choice cooked, split and spiced, Ib., 7 ae |Sockeye Salmon, can, 11 CHEESE: Fancy Imported Swiss TAMP: ,Foreauartere fancy Cansde | SARDINES — Lalune or Le Tour Cheese, Ib., 25 a Fancy Imported Oil Sardines, can, 9 CATSUP: Yankee Doodle Tomato ROAST BEEF: Choice cute Bool | ARMOUK’S POTTED OR DEVILED |Cafaup, bottle, 9 Roasts, Ib., 14 HAM OR TONGUE, Jos,, S2c.; cam, 4.4 sarang BEAys Parren's or Acorn h Prenkfuster SUCCOTASH—''Haxel" brand Maine |Brand, 2-Ib. can, fae, feet Tas 7 [buscotah, creamy and tender, cab 8 BLACK CHERRIES: (oval Bes EMON' INES: Pancy Extra Large Santa 5 ' cm Paeelagee, bist inay Mew salcase a Bane ” 25] CAKE: Pound Cake, Plain, Citron, me} NEW HH TOMATOES —Fi |CRABS: Breaded Soft Sholl Crabs, ble, Ralsia, tb, Hips Joroey Wectsteak Tomatoessiby ‘Silage and very eholce, each, $1RICE—Choloe Caroling Rice, 31, 14 ill About 7,000 cigar makers of Manila They demand a Joseph Morris, twenty-five years old, Demented Woman Tried to Dash Herself from Fire Es- cape and Aroused Sleepers at No. 300 Mulberry Street. Mra, Donata Caputo, forty-seven years He Js accused of having passed forged | 04 Every Department is spiritedly eager todo a fine volume of business Friday and Saturday morning, and so each has made This fact, combined with the progress of the Expansion Sale, results in a union of advantages not only rare but extremely remarkable. To-morrow THE NEW YORK WORLD'S SICK BABIES’ FUND will be the redipient of a share of the day’s business. Saturday St. John’s Guild will be remembered. became violently Insane to-day in her rooms on the top floor of the five- Ohe Annual Charities Benetit Sates Continue. 4 A certain percentage of to-day's receipts will be divided between the Fresh Air Funds of 4.70 9.40 5. 50 i | are selling Underwear for Men, Women and Children. All members of the family can have their underwear needs sup- plied at prices the lowest yet quoted for these qualities. MEN'S BALBRIGGAN UNDER- WEAR, finished with pearl but- tons, well made throughout, draw- ers ‘with doubl all’ sizes; also manutact samples of shirts,fancy colors;wortk 50c. each, CHILDREN’S WHITE GAUZE UNDERWEAR, shirts with long sleeves, ankle’ length drawers, Boys’ Balbriggan Shirts; also long end short jean drawers; all sizes, WOMEN'S SWISS RIBBED VESTS, low neck, short sleeves and low neck sleeveless, some with colored trimming; also shaped vests, high neck, long ‘all sizes; worth up to 19¢., 72: (Main Floor, 18th $t,, Rear.) China & Glassware, The following are but a few of the many special values which await you in this popular section of The Big Store, JELLY TUMBLERS, tight-fitting tops, best quality of crystal glass, special, per dozen, 8.IN, FRUIT OR SALAD BOWLS, crystal glass; special, each, at OIL OR VINEGAR BOTTLES, imi- tation of cut glass, special, each, WATER TUMBLERS, thin blown glass, full size, best quality,perdoz., WATER TUMBLERS, finest qual- ity of thin blown glass, very hand- somely engraved, variety of new designs; special, per dozen, TABLE SETS: Sugar Bow!, Spoon Holder, Cream Pitcher and Butter Dish, duest crystal glass, DINNER SETS, 103 pieces, finest thin porcelain, decorated nu natural colors, every piece with full gold fined edge; special, 9.50 TEA SETS, 56 pieces, fine, thin eelain; handsomely decorated 9G «> ip natural colors, ° LAMPS, SQUAT TABLE LAMP, with 10- inch globe, very handsome, hand- painted decorations, best barnes, with gilt mounting; value $5.00; 375 special, (Basement) 79 IS 19 JO 9| 35 60 20 Women’s Undermustins. Good value in the best sense of the expression, Many will take ad- vantage of this offering to-morrow. DRAWERS, fine cambric, um: style, ruffie of tucked lawn, 49 (Hecond Floor, Centre) by embroidery edge, Washable Sutts. 800 Suits Friday i Comprising a re- 77| assortment of over 30 choice lots,that at high ; prices elsewhere. 2 Cause for this , price: Only sizes 3 to 8 years left, AND EXPANSION > DEMANDS ROOM. pps, story tenement house at No. street, directly oppostte the reat Poltce Headahartérs. In the room Mrs. Caputo at the time werd her small children, the a ‘The breaking of a window pane afd) the deacent of a large onina 7 pitcher, which amashed into @ pleces as it struck the pavem the first intimation the people [street had of what was transpli the upper floor, As the detectives and patrolmen out more furniture descended and: came in such profusion that the sti Was soon cleared of people, Mrs. Caputo climbed out on the fing i cape and was trying to climb over rali so as to dash herself to Nabe when Alexander Denorta, who lives the room back of those occupled by insane woman, rushed out on the escape and pulled her back. She taken to Bellevue Hospital in @ Bt? Jacket. Her husband started on @ to Italy about three weeks ago. 5 Grunks. THE “CORNELL’’ TRUNK. Light weight, yet very serviceable; the best of its kind made either here or abroad. Strongly conytructed, handsomely mate — throughout, beautifully finished. Solid brass trimmings, ash slats, finest quality saws hide binding, nine-inch top-tray, extra dress tray. Saetneh, Btinch, —-36tnchs yf 22.50 24.00 25.50% Minch, 40dnch 28.00 30.50 © BASSWOOD TRUNKS, Complete with two and packing compa bound with te: 6,40 6.80 7.20 7.60. . G CANVAS COVERED TRUNKS. Oil-painted, protected with hardwood slats, bound with two steel bands around Petts | brassed malleable iron corner, end and ance clamps, also select iron f with hat box and packing com; Minch. inch, bai 5.90, (Second Floor, Rear. Boys’ Lawn Kimonos, A Rare Value for Friday Shoppers. Tt KIMONO DRESSING SACQUE of lawn, in pretty washable patterns, trimmed with a white lawn J. border, cut long and full, O) (Second Floor, Centre.) Children’s Wear. A special that will be welcomed by many. Lawn Guimpes at less than you could make them yourself, CHILDREN’S LAWN GUIMPES; trimmed with eubroldery inser- (Second Floor, Centre.) tions and edge; sizes 2 to 12 yrs,; special, Garden Hose. 1-2 INCH HOSE, 3 ply, guaranteed hose with couplings: 25 ft. lengths, 1.50 50 ft, lengths, 3.00 Extra 2-ply "STANDARD" HOSE; guaranteed good quality: 25 ft. lengths, 2.25 50 ft, lengths, 4.40 Extra “STANDARD” 5-PLY HOSE; guaranteed: 25 ft. lengths, 2.50 50 ft, lengths, 4.75 “ETNA,” 5-PLY GUARANTEED HOS) will stand high water presi 25-ft. lengths, So-ft, lengths, “YALE" HOSE; guaranteed will stand any amount of high water pressure: 25-ft, lengths, 50-ft, lengths, We also have a special lot of WIRE-BOUND HOSE, in 25 and 50 ft. lengths, $5.00 values; special, 50-ft. lengths, value $9.00, special, 3.00 6.00 (Basement. Screens for Doors and Windows, Only standard makes are sold 4 here, Prices are invariably the lowest in the city for equal kinds. MAHOGANY FINISHED SCREEN DOORS, made extra heavy and 90 ) durable, 3 NATURAL WOOD Fonsnsp <¢ DOORS, two eoats of varcish, heavily constructed, 1/0 NATURAL WOOD FINISHED DOORS, fancy designs; two dif- 1.20 ferent styles, NATURAL WOOD FINISHED DOORS, plain and strong, 90 WINDOW SCREENS, hard wood, oll dnish; brass clips, adjustable: High, Wide, Extended. Price, au“ u“ a” oly 25 cd 30 “