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-!- ^ g InSocial Circles WED INWASHINGION Xliss Ethel Bogan of the Capital and John Elliott Shaw of This City. Ceremony Performed at High Noon To-day in Church of the Ascension. Special to The Journal. Washington, D. C, Oct. 29.The Church of the Ascension was thronged with guests at high noon to-day to witness the marriage of Miss liithel Bogan, daughter of Dr. S. W. Bogan. and John Elliot Shaw of Minneapolis. The church was hand somely decorated and furnished an ef fective background for one of the prettiest weddings of the season. The ushers were Harry S. Barber of Minneapolis, R. Jeff rey Grant, Syracuse, N. Y., Robert D. Stewart. St. Paul. D. I. Whittelsey, New York, Sam Bogan and Dr. Fred Bogan of the United States navy, brothers of the" bride. Philip B. Winston of Minneapolis was best man. The bridesmaids were Misses Edith Woodward of Sparrows Point, Md., Miss'Frances Miller, Cumber land, Md., Miss Floy Smith, Evanston, 111., and Miss Blanche Polkingham and Miss May Joyce of Washington. Miss J..ouise Hoge of Evanston, 111., was unable A Decided Success Our Great Coat Sale is proving a wonderful successand decervedly soequal values in' mid-season have never been offered in the Twin Citiesduring the warm spell in Oeto- ber we were fortunate in securing hundreds of Coats at prices which enable us to sell the coats today for about what other stores paid for similar values. A visit to our coat de- partment will convince every intending purchaser. Women's and Misses' Coats. With our immense assortment it is impossible to speak of each particular style or value. We promise to give qualities and prices we know will be impossible for others to show, From $10.00 up to $125.00 W6 offor very special values at $^.00 $20.00 $25.00 and $30.00 Correct Furs Fox Scarfs Isabella and Sable Foxfull size skins, an ex cellent Scarf, regularly $16.50, special Near Seal Coats. 22 inches longfull storm collar and reversdouble breasted lined with Skinner's Satinregular value drk ETV 40.00. Special Fred. D. Young & Co. Syndicate Block. 513 Nicollet Av. Special sale of STREET HATS, 4 h g~ Thursday, Friday, worth up to $10, to be sold for ^P%9 and Saturday only Exclusive Lino of Dross Hats Just Received Fifth Floor Syndicate Arcade* r*e iho Elevator Minneapolis. Chicago. New York. London. Boston. Philadelphia. Kansas City. THE WADE CORSET Gives the correct low oust, straight tront and long waist effect, without sacrificing Comtort and Health. It promotes, instead of hinders, the freedom of the body. For real corset comfort, wear THE WADE. The Wade Company ggSSBME? - .**&&& I _i^y4L\ \W&toiJMiffi&a,- We have received a very large assortment of the most de- sirable Fur Scarfs, Stoles, Boas, Muffs in the newest shapes Squirrel, Marten, Foxes, Fisher, Lynx, Hudson Bay and Russian Sable. oldhlum Millinery Importer. i . "#. WEDNESDAY EVENING, to be present owing to a slight indisposi tion. The service was read by Right Rev. Henry Y. Satterlee, bishop of Washing ton, and was followed by a wedding breakfast at the home of Dr. Bogan. It was thought yesterday that the breakfast would have to be postponed on account of the illness of Miss Hoge but she was so much better to-day that the original plans were carried out. Mr. and Mrs. Shaw left in the after noon for Atlantic City. Later they will go to New York and other eastern points and they will be at home in the Wisconsin, 1700 Portland avenue, Minneapolis, re ceiving after Jan. 1. Among the Minneapolis guests at thehave wedding were the bridegroom's brother and sisters, Mr. and Mrs. Cavour Langdon, Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Blakeley, as well as Mrs. R. B. Langdon and Mrs. H. C.church Truesdale of Minneapolis. Mr. Shaw gave a box party at the New National theater Monday night to themaid bridal party, and after the play there was a supper at the New Willard hotel. There was to have been a house party over Sunday in Virginia, but this was postponed at the last moment on account of the illness of Miss Hoge. Mr. Winston and Mr. Stewart will go from here to New York to sail for Europe, where they will spend the winter, return ing the latter part of March. W. W. Jermane. A pretty home wedding took place at 8 o'clock this morning when Miss Villa Maud Butters, daugther of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Butters of 215 Groveland ave nue, and Alfred Vernon Willoughby of Seattle, Wash., were married. The serv ice was read by Rev. James S. Montgom ery and was followed by a wedding break fast for which covers were laid for ten. The bride wore a'dainty gown of silk mull trimmed with satin ribbon and lace appli que. Her going away gown was of mode kersey trimmed with silk braid and Per- MkNii - BLOUSES, MEDIUM AND LONG COATS. VALUES SELDOM FOUND. $12.50 3Zy.D%J m The H-O !33) Company sian bands. Mr. and Mrs. Willoughby vrlU be at home after Dec. 1 at 2616 Madison street. Seattle, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. P . Conrad have is sued invitations for the marriage of their daughter Caribel and James Ledy of Min neapolis, which witt- take, place in stlie Presbyterian chapel in St. Paul Wednes day evening, Nov. 12. The service will be .followed by a reception at their home,, 886 Aurora avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Ledy -will be at home after Dec. 1 at 124 Laurel ave nue. Mr. and Mrs. D. Fox of Reeseville, Wis., issued invitations for the marraige of their daughter Susan to W. P. Hannon of Minneapolis, which will take place next Wednesday morning in the Catholic at Elba, Wis. Rev. Father Mur phy will officiate at the nuptial mass. Miss Kelly of Reeseville will, be brides and Joseph Hannon of Maple Lake, Minn., will be best man/ Mr. and Mrs. Hannon will take a trip east for two weeks and they will be at home in Minneapolis after Dec. 1. Mrs. Charles S. Brackett will give a reception next Wednesday afternoon at her home, 1816 Kenwood parkway, to in troduce Miss Nell Brackett. Mrs. Lucian B. Colby and Mrs. Hedley V. Carrington will give a tea Thursday afternoon, Nov. 6, at their home on Sec ond avenue S. The guests of honor will be Mrs. Jacob Kline and Miss Kline and Thomas Francis Dwyer, all of Fort Snell ing. General Kline is a brother of Mrs. Colby and is in command of the Twenty first infantry which is stationed at the fort. Mrs. Dwyer is Mrs. Colby niece. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Henning of 2514 Elliot'avenue will celebrate their golden wedding Tuesday, Nov. 11. Mrs. Howard A Turner and Miss Arm strong will give an informal musicale to morrow evening at the home of Mrs. Turner, 303 Ridgewood avenue. Miss Jean Wakeman will give a Hal loween party Friday evening at the home of Dr. W. F . Leonard, 2121 Blaisdell ave nue, for the members of her class, the Euterpean Study club. The East High School club will give the second of a series of informal dances Friday evening in Mrs. Noble's hall, 315 Fourteenth avenue SE. The program will consist of fifteen numbers and will begin at 8:45 o'clock. The date of the St. Paul charity ball has been announced for Thanksgiving eve, Nov. 26, and it will be given in Masonic Temple. The men will assume the re - sponsiblity of the affair and the women will only assist in the pleasant duties of receiving. Miss Alma Hoegh is visiting friends in Indianapolis. Miss Hoegh spent several days with Dr. and Mrs. Francis S. Dorsey at their cottage at Lake Maxintuckee, Ind., and accompanied by Miss Mary Sayles, Arthur T. Smith and F. M. Ayres of Indianapolis returned to that city in Mr. Ayres' automobile. Miss Proctor will give an informal dance this evening at the Minneapolis Classical school, 2244 Nicollet avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Dennison' of 54 Bradford avenue, Prospect Park, cele brated the fifth anniversary of their mar riage last evening. The guests at the wooden wedding included thirty-five young people from the university and the parents of both Mr. and Mrs. Dennison. Games and music were the diversions and a light supper was served. Rev. and Mrs. A. A. Graves were guests of honor at a reception given last even ing by the people of Frankin Avenue M. E. church. Autumn leaves and flowers brightened the parlors. An informal pro gram was given and light refreshments were served. Mrs. Graves and her daugh ter have recently come from California to join Mr. Graves. A birthday supper was given Sunday at the home of Thomas Lyons, 1321 Fourth avenue S. Covers were laid for twelve and chrysanthemums and smilax were the decorations. The gifts were hung with ribbon above the center of the table. Mrs. Lyons presented the young women with souvenir spoons. Music and games were the amusements and Mrs. Lyons gave selections on the violin, viola and piano. An informal dinner was given Saturday evening by Sigma Chi fraternity at the chapter-house on Fifth street SE. Mrs. William E. Crossette was chaperone. PERSONAL AND SOCIAL. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin M. Crosby haye gone to New York. The Colonial Club will meet Thursday with Mrs. McGulre, 1427 Fourth street N. The Favorite Cinch Club will meet Friday with Mrs. Moulton, 909 IS Eighteenth street. . A Halloween dancing party will be given Fri day evening In the Fourth Ward republican hall. The Entertainment Club will give a card party at 70 Thirteenth street S, Friday after noon. Mrs. C. V. Brown and the Misses Roberta and Athalia Brown are at 1215 Hawthorn avenue for the winter. The Nobby Card and Dancing Club will give a party Friday evening in A. O. U. W. hall, 17 Seventh street S. Mrs. Laura Clark of New York and Mrs. Delia Freeman of Lake City , Mian., are guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Kelly. Lincoln camp, 1656. M. W. A., will give a dance in the lodge hall, Sixth and Lyndale ave nues N, to-morrow evening. Gettysburg circle will give a cinch party Fri day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Johnston, 2525 Twenty-seventh avenue S. Powderhorn camp. No. 9269, M. W. A., will give a dance to-morrow evening in the hall, Chi cago avenue and Thirty-fourth street. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Woodworth and sons, John and Richard, have come in from the lake and are at the West Hotel for the winter. Mrs. M. D. Crary and Mrs. C. H. Wakeman are home from an extended trip to Washington, D. C, and through the southern states. H. J. Clark, manager of the Clark Box com pany, left Sunday evening for Pasadena, Cal., to attend the funeral of his father, J. R. Clark. The Ladies' Social club will meet Friday af ternoon with Mrs. C. D. Huyck, 122 W Grant street. Mr. and Mrs. William L. O'Brien and daugh ter ' have returned from a five months' trip abroad. The Chevaliers will give their first dance Saturday evening in Royal Arcanum hall. The club has a membership of thirty young people of the. Eighth ward. . The Monopol Club will give a dance Tuesday Mrs. It. M. HUTCHISON. Artistic Dressmaker Ladies ' Misses and Children, 87 S. Eighth St. Tel. Main 2773-L-3. FOR THE MISTNE1AFOLIS JOURNAL. OPEN AT 8:30. Colore d and Blac k Dres s Good s and Silks . | Cloak, Suit and Pur Dept. Changeable Taffetas are the most desirable silk on the market for style and service, g n We have them at, yard, 85c, 75c and a5 V C 36-inch Black Taffeta, the everlast ing, kind, at yard , Metaiic Velvets, small figures on black grounds, at yard 54-inch Repellant Cloths in blue and gray mixtures 50 pieces of those all-wool Home- *y f\ spuns in the brown and Oxford mixtures, jj^r at yard ............................... .. 54-inch chalk line Skirting cloth, black and dark blue grounds, with white broken lineheavy, *m m strong and warm, needs no liningper J J"|C yard Cream Mohair, Cream Lansdown, Cream Whipcords, Cream Albatross, Cream Broadcloth, Cream Basket Cloth and Cream French .Flannel that d* 4 ")g are having such a run for waists and 3 I **0 dresses, at from, yard, 50c to 52-inch extra fine Venetianhas no equal for the price, yard 44-inch all-wool Storm Sergethat we guar- Cfi,, antee not to sag or change in color, at yard.. O V C 44-inch all-wool Satin Soliel that is unusually good for fine dresses and sells regularly at 89c. Thurs- 75- day special, yard J DC More Basement Specials'SS^TS Immens e To y Stocky LotlOriental figures, formerly sold at Sf\ft 95c each, now O vFL# Lot 2Oriental Busts, formerly sold d | 'j*-* at $1.98 each, now .. H I.OV Lot 3Mask Match Safes, value 50c each .' Nowhere in the city will you find such good papers as we sell at equally low prices. 5e Papers at, roll 3c 7c and 8c Papers at, roll 4c 10c Papers at. roll 6c A full line of better goods, including imported papers at just Half valae. We sell the best grade Mixed Paint, at, per gallon $1.10 evening In the Holmes Hotel. Latourelle's or chestra will play and Paul Bates will act aa master of ceremonies. The Robert Emmet Literary Society is making elaborate preparations for its twenty-third an nual ball, which will be given to-morrow eve ning in Masonic Temple. The Ml-ka-da Club met Monday evening with the treasurer, Abbott Kuderling. The club colors were chosen and the music and program ar ranged for the first dance, which will be given Friday, Nov. 14. Minneapolis people at New York hotels are as follows: Continental, Mrs. E. G. Shafer Grand Union, L. G. Hughes Murray Hill, Mrs. J. G. Cross. J. G. Cross Albert, D. Cohen St Denis, B. C. Bonean. The Say Zu Zus met with Mrs. Baxter of 605 Ninth street S yesterday. Prizes were won by Mmes. McGaudee, Baxter and Boyd. The club will meet next week with Mrs. Bartholomew, 1305 Second avenue S. - Furs and Fur Garments. Best at The Plymouth Clothing House. Marcella Sembrlch. Song recital, Plymouth church, Satur day evening, Nov. 1. Seats on sale on and after Tuesday, Oct. 28, at Metropolitan Music company's store. CLOSE AT - . 5:30. Women's Taffeta Waists White and colors, in assorted styles, regular $4.00 and $4.50 values. Special dj ^ k r \ O Thursday for quick selling *P J^^0 Choice ^ Am Children'sOuting Flannel Night Gowns Sizes to 10 years. Regular prices / ^ g^ 39c to 49c. Thursday sale at /H^ Choice, S i Ik-a Skinner's Satin In *J 11iv a Colored Dress Goods. Black Dress Goods. Wool Eiderdown Dressing Sacques. A manufacturers' line of samples, all all wool, shelled throughout, tailor fitted and satin strings. Colors pink, blue, red and gray. Would sell in the regular way at $1.25. Just unpacked and placed on Q / sale Thursday, special, CfOC each 'Ami Silk" Petticoats Some with double ruffle, others accordion plaited with dust ruffle perfect-fitting garments and are priced special for Thursday at, each POWERS (Second FloorTake Arcade Elevators.) a u coiora (Second FloorTake Arcade Elevators.) Just Opened a New Line of Oriental Busts, Masks, and Match Safes for Turkish Rooms and Dens. Wall Paper. an d wn ite. 25c Handsome Gilt Parlor Papers, worth from 12^c to 20c roll, 8c and 10c. f Third Floor.) PASSENGER'S CARELESSNESS Throws Package from Car Window and Seriously Injures Woman on Station Platform. ' Mrs. W. M. Gibson, 471 Ada street, St. Paul, was seriously injured at the Chicago Great Western station in that city yes terday. She was awaiting a train and when it pulled in a passenger threw a package from the window. The package struck Mrs. Gibson in the face with such force as-to break her nose, cut a gash in her forehead and render her unconscious. She is 50 years old and her injuries are considered dangerous. Wright Wrongs No Man. Wriglit'8 old-lasbioiied buck-wheat flour is pure. Get your estimates in early and win the special prize. Address Circulation De partment, The Journal. Somebody is going to win prizes why not you. Address Journal and find out how. H.UMIUA Nicollet Avenue, First Avenue South and Fifth Streets $1.10 49c M v w M $J.OO 98c 500 Souvenir Steins just arrived, with our own fine "Court House" en- 75- . A^r graved on them. Two styles / O C LAMP SPECIAL. Highly decorated,center draft, removable-brass founts. Regular dj f Q O price 2.48. Special ^1"0 ^^^j^^^^^iinJi ?m~ OCTOBER 29, 1902. Wash Goods Aisle. Best Dress and Drapery Prints, Immense p variety of styles and colorings values 6c ^ to 8c yd. Special price Heavy Unbleached Sheeting, one yard - wide, in mill remnants the 8c yd. grade. ^ Special price...... Mill Remnants of 40-inch wide White g Lawns in good lengths, fine grades value ^ to 15c yard. Special price Flannel Dept. Light Outing Flannels in Mill Remn- - ants, desirable lengths, good weight, val- 3 C ue 8c yard. Special price A better and quicker way to make'the things you like. H' H - rtf *.% Paa e F Muslin Dept. White Goods Dept. Millinery SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY. Unusually interesting offering:* because the remarkable price-reductions. Small and Large Velvat Hats and Tur- bansIn black and colors, trimmed with wings, plumes and ornaments style and quality made to sell at $6.00 each. Special Thursdaychoice Very large assortment of Ready-to-Wear and Outing Hats, worth up 4 T C to $4.00. Special Tfiutsday * J | ** Choice Sanitary Meat Department Rib Boiling, lb 5 c Chuck Roast, lb..* 6c-7c Pot Roast, lb 8c-9c Telephone Orders Receive I Deliveries to All Parts Careful Attention. | of the City. an a VO W Under Hanagement I Nicollet Arcade and Fifth Witt Bros. 1 Street Entrances. A Full Carload of Fancy Ben Davis Apples to be sold in a hurry to make room for more. These are not bulk apples, but solid pack, per barrel "We Sell Exactly What We Advertise:' GOOD WESTERN BEEF. TELEPHONESN. W. Main, 127512371494. Twin City. 86116-467. BACK FROM LONG TRIP E. H. Hobe, St." Paul Consul for Sweden and Norway, Returns from Tour of World. E. H. Hobe, consul for Sweden and Nor way, has returned to St. Paul after en circling the globe. It is nine months since Mr. and Mrs. Hobe left on their extended journey, and in that time they have vis ited'Japan, China, India, Egypt, the Holy Land and the. Scandinavian countries. If you are too busy to bring your want ad to The Journal, call up No. 9, either line and The Journal will accommodate you by taking your ad over the 'phone. If you will kindly call in and pay for same at your earliest convenience it will greatly facilitate the handling of these small amounts. Marcella Sembrlch. Song recital, Plymouth church, Satur day evening, Nov. 1.. Seats on sale on and after Tuesday, Oct. 28, at Metropolitan Music company's store. Light Biscuit Light Pastry Light Cakes Light Work Light Cost SURE and 4il (Second FloorTake Arcade Elevators) .1 TI Tinli iiiNminit^iMT3^iiBittWi5^iharJt WW. W P Our buyer's return from his recent Eastern trip, and the arrival of the handsome new garments which he bought at very low prices from high-class manufacturers, gives us this opportunity to offer you the very latest ideas in every kind of aa outer wear garment at unusual prices.The assortments are greatest here, including all popular styles and many very beautiful aad exclusive designs. New Monte Carlo CoatsMade of fine all-wool kersey, Frenah yoke, 4 box plaits, naw sleeve, storm or velvet collar and lined throughout with Skinner's guaranteed satin length garment, 30 inches colors, black, aastor, tan brown. Price, each Women's Coats42-inch, made of fine all-wool kersey, plain or storm collar, lined throughout with guaranteed satin, elegantly tailored col ors, black, castor, tan and Oxford sizes 34 to 46 re markable value at, eaeh... Monte Carlo Coats45 in. long, made of extra fine kersey, ripple back, new triple cape with ornaments, new puff sleeves castor and brown sizes 32 to 46 the handsomest ooat in America for the price.. Quick-as-a-wink! Mail Orders $3.95eth (Second FloorTake Arcade Elevators) New lot of "Never Burn" Double Roasters, A sizes, each, 29c, 34c, 39c and 49c. Our Special P. M. Co. 4-sewed No. 7 "Or broom, large and heavy. Each i"W Attended to by experts. oi Women's Gloves Handkerchiefs 100 dozen sheer linen Handker kerchiefs, with hand em- g i\^~ broidered initials value I Il lVT 15c. Each u satin, iengm an$13.75d Women's Cashmerette Gloves, silk fleece lined colors, grays, rm mm modes, black and white. J Pair. And an aching bead often RO together. Get properly fitting glasses and the headache will cease. Solid gold spectacles or Eye- C B (\(\ glasses, any style, for *" Latest improved appliances for testing eyes no charge. HARDWARE DEPT. (In Our Great Large Basement.) Sirloin Steak, lb 11 o Porterhouse Steak, lb 12%o shoulder Steak, lb 8 c G . 6. Hutchison Co., Ladies' Tailors and Costumers. 87 South t ighth Street. G. C. Hutchison, M:inag r. Aremakl' K bind"- me Strictly rin-THored Suits or$35. Nobby lopOatsa-i. EnKlis I Ulsters for $30.00. Dres, Shirts for $12.00. Walking Skirts for $10.00. These garmenls are made of fine Imported clothsthe very best of linings and findings. MilR and Fancy Carriage Wraps are with us a great specialty. Tel jphoneMain 2773-L 3. If you are too busy to bring your want ad to The Journal, call up No. 9, either line and The Journal will accommodate you by taking your ad over the 'phone. If you will kindly call in and pay for same at your earliest convenience it will greatly facilitate the handling of these small amounts. \ nad e of fine all-woo l ir , ^antl y tailored col - $ J o-5 long , made of extra w triple cape with s colors , black , tan , $2500,tan,black,colors which will bethe big ever shown in flinneapolis. V-Tt \ *^q^ t* Tai- % * - ^^C^ M IV Defective Eyes ,v $2-00 Loui* RosenbWin, Designer and Fitter, m&s&*i of10 v iMMMnr I! H t [- si M