The Washington Bee Newspaper, April 16, 1898, Page 7

n jealous of even sperity entertains an | ta IN THE BEE. how wrong a person} THE WASHINGTON BEF. HOTELS. ed, he should not seek fact shouid be consid- | ou mete out to others | { out to you pprove of any one on in order to gain rson who caters places on himself girls from eight to the skirts usually fall veen the ankle and knee. and small buttons rimming on little girls bodice not only re- but is made more) JOHN T DEVINE. ever and consequent- | sta portion of manish | | sses will be decorated_ f frills. Dotted muslin and pique, will be ix changeable hue and | will be given the prefer- aborate spring waists. materials will also be am of the opinion that of fifty summers is too Of course they are not | ntleman is anxious ask the privilege of Girls often make a| iting men tocall. Men eing They appreciate al is not easily had. ket which may be called a odice is given much in elaborate decoration | and lace or ribbon the regular bodice h which it contrasts. = oo te Shoreham 5th and H Sts.,n. w. WASHINGTON, D. C. JONAL HOT Hx. Largest Hotel in Washing- ton, 350 Rooms. All Modern improvements. American $250 to $400 per day. European Rooms $109 and upwards. SIX STAIRWAYS TO GROUND FLOOR ANB FIRE BS CAPES ON ALL SIDES. CROSBY, BURTON & CQ. PROPRIETORS. Washington, D. C. Nerq@h tm. blouse effect is in the costumes, texpect of others what to do yourself, neither | for accomplishing | su have not the ability ontinue to postpone his very anxious to marry tends to love { CULHRAN— — HOU. j Lat and K Sts. n. w WASHINGTON, D. ©. Strictly First-Class Meais. natural for a woman to uct of a mean husband ible fora man to re- man he despises. Life ve in misery, think it is the proper to wear mourning for to whom she is only ugh the wedding day 1 and the imvitations t make men, s hard for a man to be | esumation of some eis in office or holds picions every of some of-] aunts the guilty rrogate their impor extent, until they be- arge for their posi- never forget from tused to well doing to become big ra parent is than for a broth 1 veil should be worn the custom tor the bride- ne little trinket to AAPOR” | Washingtén, 8. C. Batt & PoLuarD, Props. Nov. goth 1 mo. — NN Li; | | | -}(- FIRST-OLABS FAMILY MOTEL. 34- | Amemmican Plan. ——>— Evnerzan Pian 4321-1323 H Street Nerthweet, WASHINGTON, D. ©. | WASHINGTON DANENHOWER, PROPRIETOR. | Kev. peth wy. worn on her wedding | nnecessary to soil your hands with a per- imight say, ‘“‘ex- or better still don’t 1 have seen a pair ruined after the first ount of this uncalled ere is no special engage- n usually gives one Hotel [AcPherson Square, HORACE M. 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