The Washington Bee Newspaper, February 8, 1896, Page 5

ter, the ex-presi- School Union, and espeted and en- married Thurs- 3oth to Miss ery preposessing The H. wn, Cartter and his he commodious r’s on gth St., > their future yn last Sunday ds of people f e all handsome LOCALS. it has returned from M “nce turned out to Lee, late of the it the 19th Street jast Friday evening. » and reception by the reeman Lodge at the ist Friday evening and Market Space bargains. it go tO 1325, t a bottle of une to restore it. 2 SPARTA BUFFET. esort under the man- mes R. Moore ; 6 Pennsylvania grand opening January | een repapered and th electric bells and all nts that wouldtend } house enjoyable. , s excellent buffet is ot these two an want. } young man very well- popular and much artner is a quist, ning gentleman. two hundred in- it, who enjoyed the had been prepared by | »an oyster roast at this rday evening, | 1g at 7 o'clock | p.m. a hot lunch every »’clock- y. Eugene Johnson, Pastor of Lin- | Congregational Church tion as pastor. a johnson by Mr. Will- soh and his friends. d F. G. Barbedoes e officers and board nization Is con- d quite likely adoes slate will , formerly of this uth Carolina, ied Thursday ony Cemetery. deceased were the Flora Batson, Metropolitan Church rch 4 See small bills for further of mixture chevoit in blue thread and and revers sh, . {not Express Company, Passenger and Baggage, )ELIVERY AGENTS ENNSYLY EPHONE 311. Nov. zoth 3 mos. THOS, W, RILEY; Woon, | €O@h, Osk and Pin ; White Ash, fawedcor =f Red Ash, Split. & Cumberland. RILEY'S WHARVES, eee iesenth moa Tenth, Streets, Southwest WASHINGTON, D. ©. teriptin 28a Hauling ef alt De . ptly attended te. Sephowe Connect tions, Nov. ms. en a —-—_—_—___ ANIA RAILROAD, | THE WASHINGION . DIENER, SA LOonN, 625 D St., Northwest. CAPT. E. S, FAUNCE, RESTAURANT; 614 rtth Street, S,W. Choice WINES, LIQUORS & CIGARS. M. O'HANLON, Wholesale and Retail Liquor Dealez, 1325 Seventh St., Northwest THOS. W. FLYNN, %, 2.9 |BESTAURAN? tly BASHIONABLE. _ Charming work baskets are those lined with India silk, which are also convenient receptacles for cabinet photographs. A charming little frock for a girl can be made of ashes-ot-roses silk, with a guimpe of ivory-white India silk. Some sleeves are lined to the elbows with stiffening, others have the inter- lining only about ten inches deep over the top, narrowing to about five under the arm. _ Others have nothing stiffer than taf- feta li.ing throughout, cut just the size of the outer fabric. in skirts, ists and seams ‘Ss w Dainty little matinees to be worn when one is obliged to remain in bed, are developed in flannel, cashmere or delaine. The effect must be soft and loose. Few buttons are seen on the under- wear of to-day, ribbon ties closing most everything. Underwear can be market with per- fection, by writing your name in your usual hand on the cloth with a lead | pencil and embroid it with white cot- ton. The one or two stiffly arranged _pil- lows on couch or lounge have been superseded, and the divan and window seat of to-day show a number of luxu- rious-looking pillows arranged in a most comfortable manner. Among the fabrics most in favor for pillow cushion covers for common use we have the wash silks, art linens and denims. The linen covers should be embroid- ered daintily with Asiatic wash silks. Circular pillows are pretty and novel, and these may be ornamented to suit the taste. ucked and lace-frilled lawn and Swiss are used for blouse-fronts, chem- lisettes, and collars and cuffs, which | may be bought by the yard.: Small looking shoulder capes are made of changeable satin, with jet passementerie and Venetian guipure lace. Cloth buttons are preferred to those of metal for trimming woolen suits. | Black is used in combination with i most every color and it is almost re- markable to see a hat or bonnet with- out a touch of black on it. Blue and gray mixed mohair is seen and makes a very neat gown. Mohair serges come in large plaids, blue and green being especially strik- | ing. Double-breasted effects are seen in basques, waists and coats for the com- ing season. | A pretty shoulder i | is of plaited and spangied black chiffon mounted to a square yolk of spangled | silk; full ruche of ribbon and roses | around the neck. Black ostrich feathers are still hold- ing an important part in. millinery. From six to a dozen are still used on hats. Ribbons arein vogue for neck gar- nitures and some very elaborate de- signs are seen. Some have stripes of black velvet running lengthwise. A tailor-made tweed suit with large buttons on the short, loose-front coat, is just the thing for Autumn outings. | Flora Batson. Metropolitan Church +4es ath. See small bills for further | particulars. WANTED: A permanent position | by an experienced saleman to solicit | 12th st., n. w. id ee om Ardmore Market, (Yost D. HaRBAUGH, Expert in Meats.) Yost D. Harbaugh, |°™.* -:- -:- DEALER IN -:- -:- Meats, Provisions, aud Staple Groceries. 1601 Twelfth Street, Northwest. Terms Cash. cape for the spring 201 C Street, Choice Lager, Ales, Wines, Liquors and Cigars COR. ist & G STS,, S.W. Dan’l A. Driscoll 1303 7th Street, N.W., Fine Wines, Liquors, and Cigars [. VAN. RISWICK, SALOON -++Wines, Liquors and Cigars. + 118 FIRST ST., N.W. Robt. F. Schulz, should be carefully spread and FINE WINES Whiskics, 607 G STREET, NORTHWEST P. SMYTH, Corner First and D Sts,, S. W DEALER IN -Fine Wines, Liquors, ana Cigars, One of the finest places in 8.W Henry Senay, 427-9 3d Street, - Southwest DEALER IN Fine Wines, Liquors, Cigars Old North Carolina Corn Whiskey a specialty. Jos. J. Kelley 732 SECOND ST., S8.W. COR. H STREET, FINE WINES, f LIQ ORS, & CIGARS John T. Carroll Southwest DEALER IN Fine |Wines, Liquors, Cigars THOS. R. BEAVER; Wholesale Dealerin + + ++ WINES, LIQUORS, + AND BEERS, ++ CIGARS, TOBACCO. 917 4} Street, S.W. M. fF. MORAN, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in otders for a reliable firm. Addressors loud Brown Mout, Ale, h- mestic Wines, Liguors, Cigars lt., Georgetown, D. CO H.W. PETERS & CO. All orders directed to Agent G. S. Wormley atstore,or residence 1003 Florida avenue n. w., will be promptly called for, put through with dispatch and satisfaction. Charges to suit the times. BEE. ~ ODONTINE A Liquid Substitute for Tooth A Powder Cleansing, Preserving, & Beau- tifying the Teeth. Contains no grit, no acid, nor anything in- AMUSEMENTS. jurious. u BEN). £. TAYLOR. FRIEQDLESS, COLORED GIRbS? ~ Pharmacist. (Woman’s v.c. a.) 7th and P Streets, Northwest, 4} and I Sts., S.W., Gregor GERST, Bar constantly stocked with Fine Wines, Liquors, Cigars. A.‘!.OTT, DEALER IN FINE Meats and Provisio, , Fine brands of CANNED GOODS on HAND 130 H Street, S. W. $1 Per Week Parlor Suits, Bedroom Suits. W.M. REDMOND Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Furniture, Stoves,&c CASH OR CREDIT. Lowest Prices and Best Terms Sells either for cash or time. 719 7th Street, Northwest THE FAIR, 1712 14th Street, N. W. Between R and § Streets The Largest House Furnishing Coods Store in the North- west Section. Headquarters for Wedding Presens, China, Glass, Dining Room & Kitchen Utensils. 10 per ct discount to Hotels and Boarding Houses. H.GLASER,|: Dry and Fancy Goods, Notions, &e., LADIES & CHILDREN’S READY MADE WEAR A SPECIALTY, 1814 14th St., N. W. By Attending Its Benefit Concert AT THE Metropolitan A. iM. =&. Church, M Street, Between 15th and 16th S j 2] e treets, N. W. ee Friday Night, February 14th, 1896, sabe x RESET VER ION TICKETS, 25 CENTS : ) SEAT TICKETS, 50CENTS. L nies eae meas ete cee at Braan & Sons’ Music Store, 925 nna. Avenue, lay, - Toth, ’96. Parties holdi ni sion Tickets can exchange them there by aaa oe ee The Management has been Postively assured that INRS. ChKEVELADD will patronize this concert by her personal attendance THE FOLLOWING PERSONS AN Prop. : G D ORGANIZATIONS WILL TAK T: GST GA a see ile bale Hamer, Contralto, Miss Pa a ‘alto. Mr. ©. Elkins, Baritone. Mr. Edw: is i Mr. Joseph Douglass, Vanes ce wanene Metropolitan A. M. E. Church Choir. Male Quz ist C The Orphens Glee Club ees eam jy. + J. 1. Layton, The Amphion Glee Club - Prof. i Ladies Chorus, (20 voices,) Howard Universities is The Howard Univers ty Mandolin Club ‘a ‘ The Capital City Band Orchestra. — A Brief Address, setting forth the Purposes and work of the H. made by Ex-Senator B. K. Bruce. paar ae Doors open at 7 o’clock. 5 Prof. William Braxton, Accompanist. will be Concert begins at 8 o’clock, C. A. Fleetwood, Manager: If you want trade Advertise in the Brr. More Bread, thao any othe flour. Makes 300 1 Ib. Oaves to the barrel. That’sabout ONE FOURTH MORE than other brands nae That’s why you should use Cream Blend Flour. Not the only reason however. The most important is that ©“ Cream Blend Flour NEVER FAILS tomake the whitest, light- est, most delicious Bread, Rolls, Biscuits, Cake and Pastry. It goesinto more homes _than any other. All live dealers sell it. tH" Insist on having Cream Blend always. G4. 2 Tamla & Bt, -~v7notesators. 1105 to 1109 11th st., S. E. 1000 to 1002 M st., S. E. Get one of Garden’s Premiu m Cards and secure a handsome watch. PORK CHOPS 7 CENTS i CORNED SHOULDERS 6} CENTS. DEALER IN WINES AND LIQUORS, ! 12 LBS. FAMILY FLOUR 22 CENTS, Pure Rye Whiskey in Bond or Tax Paid, HOMINY 4 CENTS QUART. No. 210 10th Street, N. w, |NEW BEANS 5 CENTS QUART NEW EASTEKN MARKET. We handle nothing but first goods at Rock Bottom Prices. DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF Penh, all and Soked Meats No. ~4 H Street, N. E, Marketing Called forzand Delivered; to all Parts of the City. class Garden's Markets, 633 E St.,S. E. 400 H St., N. E. 9th and ForidajiAve. N, W The Bee 1s the peoples paper. ITIS ESTABLISHED FACT THAT T. Harnshaw 2 Wants —Refined, energetic ladies) sel]s Groceries, Meats and Provisions Cheaper than any house in this City. cles. Must be well recommended E, T. BYRNE. B. F. CRAYCROFT, Byrne & Craycroft, General -+--Grocers,). Choice Wines, Liquors, &c., Liquors for Medicinal Purposes a Spec- ialty. No. 12 C Street, Northwest. Washington, D.C: chu Ue earned ai uut Ey Huey) wom rapidly and honorably, by those of either sex, young or oid, and in their ow 8, wherever they live. ANY one can do th’ work. Exsy i> 5 Vo farnish everything. We start vou. No risk. ¥ our spare moments, or all your atirely new lead,and brings wonderful success t seginners are earning from 825 to $50 per wee) »loyment apd teach you aemation BHFE- g 3 i : R A 4 dj vad z 3 & 8 i Apply between the hours of 9 a, m' and 6 p. m. Tuesdays and Thursdays ; 2i2 Florida Avenue N. W. | SEE EEN EREEIEERIEEE EERE fils at Gro. P, Co’s THIS PAPER? 2 per Advertising Tureau (10 soeey MEW YORK | cor. Sth and G Sts,5. E $ Cor. 1Sth and Fi Sts.,N. BB. J Cor. Srd and L Sts., N. Ww. may be foun@-on aver Nov. 23rd 3 mos. be made for it jv ne,