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THE EErUBLIC: SUNDAY. DECEMBER
Wednesday evening by Miss lMna Utllli. A
imndo sitiu lu.ii.ry programme, n.ii. ren
dered micr reiieMtmtnt.s had been .served,
ilioio presci.t were.
.vius.r
Alari.au t Steher,
I'.llllU Ifcltll.
.vmeda Krug,
.vieM-tutim-l"ri-d.i.
Knlli.
.lo.-..i.n Kiicuilcu,
Jliltv,
K. Liilii'DtwlK.
I-iura KllcuIIfii,
.Vleli. Kllllt.
lianahl.
II. V.'lCll'ITllllll,
Doctor Caict.i,
I- 1 Young,
1VI1B.
i:ggkiii
I
23. 1900.
The tnun will he slvpn over l'
till week. Indeed, iIhv lorniaily I'm tc--nefsioii
yesterday, Willi the coming of :Uv
"Valo lllee Club, and with 1'rir.c. i n born
' To-mortoiv and nil tlipuiidergradn.it" fi-un
other iiulvorsltle's liunic there ..proiei-.tlv i"
to be no end to tho merr makinc.
i Tl.n JIarv clrl-. too. bum come to the
Tore, mid cards for t.a and datievi tain
jlooded tho m tils the latter i.irt of la-1
week, l'.eginntng with Mrs. John Dav.rt
Mavls'a afternoon dance at tliu Country Club
to-morrow for I'rlnce'oii. this young" cl- '
ment will dance straight through th; work, j
' with Mits Louise I.lyle'n ball. ali-o at ilio
Country Club, mi the last night of the i""- ,
turv for a Brand I.ualo. Miss Little Is ,h.-
vo-Jr.K daughter of .Mr. an J -Mr?, tt illiai.i i
I C Little. .. !
The teas jn Infinite. Mrs. John overall,
Mr-. Robert Hula. -Mr-. Jo-cpli u Neil. .i
Jarkron Johnson. Mrs. Henry !,n,
-iru ihliit ll.iif. Mrs. Culwn 1 ord O'!-
llns and .Mr James Uurmau will inter.m
In this irav durum the w.-K. their giie- is
Jioins lo .sehoolgnl friends of th. ir liusli-
tcr. Tho Mnior ci:ik at -nary uu- .-.w
iiuite .1 bit larger than liercti-iure. number
ing sdxtv gill, and nut of thc:n front
iamllics'who occupy fortinoit placs in tho
tocial world.
jl!s Harriet I"ro-t' marriage to Samuel
Fordveo. Jr. on Tuesday was o.xtn mely
. . ..Il... ...... ...,.. ttl fliO l.lllV WCll-
i. iu.. .i...r l-.inh tv bo marritd I
Gcorce McLaughlin, of tho woalthv chuaan
3IeLau:hltn fatnilv. two years a;o. Th"t
was n moraine uiT.iIr. n churih ceremon
fol'.owe.l b a breakfast at the Hlr.--chber? .
with c'.l the bride's intimate irienCs sath
rre.i about h'r and 'he menicM k-rd ot .i
tin.e uenerallv. Tin lllrschlieres. de iilv
xecretteil that the l.i-t sis-tcr eou!.i not have
bad a Jollv iiHli!lnir. too. but. of c'nirse
General Krosfs very r- nt diath and t'-nt
of .Mrs. Vernon. Ilalf-u-.r of the bride ii.
. n-eland, mde .i, julet itreiuony iniiH-ratlve.
' Harriet Frost i the las; o: General
frost's reveu 'auhters to raarrj'- "'
.dcLaucblln and sh :.ie own lM"rs. the
othersMrs. Hirschb.ii.-. L.n1v lVrei.for.1
Hope. Mrs. William MolesworthMr-. al
ios Blacker and the late Mrs-. "Verno'i-aro
but half-Msttrs. thotich very near and rteir
to each other. Thev have all lived in Lns
land except Mrs. HirM-hber. whoo rveent
trio across th- lond was undertake- e
rressly that frhe inicht tee h-r three niej.
the dauchten- of Mrs. ernon. who died
Jnte in tho hummer.
The reeentlv orcanizeil women's e.)!f eluli
liaa a serious dltlicultj to .-onf ront - no
around,.. "And what -- Midrtest of all. t-il.l
Mrs. William l!ard..vr.i. n.. of th- in't
enthusiastic, "we ip no pio-poet of cettnu
any There is poMtividv n.i room in ,or
st Park that we can pre-empt, other Inn.-,
that are already used by the men - rlii'.i are
nor ff.T-ible; Flnce we mint ptotind of our
own. wh-re M fan pla at any "' a
times; without intrrferlmc with an other
club. Ueallv. wo aro quite in il-p.ilr
By "vcf" Is. meant Mrs. Charles tsetidder.
Mrs. Philip :'. Moore, Mrs Trek are. Mrs.
i:verett Pattlson and rossibly a. dozen olli-
Iehanced to i-pea... or the ladies' difficulty
tr, Mr. Selhv Hirnes. and Immediatelv sho
wjggested that the newly orcant7-d lub try
to secure the Tow.r Groe links which a.
club of vounir women iissl Hie early part
of this pason. but lias s-ince eiven up. Mr.
Clint "Xhlttemorc. MI'i Morr.ll. -Mis.
namee, MrF. Herf wui s-evral tber.s
formed the. club, which is now drfunet. I
Ther.i aro iK hole In the Tow.r Grove
t-ourse, and the situation Is all that ran "'
desired. Of course, the matter of laying out
three more holes could ea'lly be adjusted.
1 hopo th new elub may find this susscstion
o Mrs. Barnes's lo its prolit.
Miss 13uii Crelshton Williams. 1 note.has
lately returne.1 from n lencthy l-it to iier
brother and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Jes". Lynch
Williams, who live at Princeton. X. J . and
who hue about thim a ery lnten-stliiK
ellentclo of litintry liRhts of greater and
lesoer desiees. J.j.,o Lincli Williams, n
i. St. Louis newsiiaperdcni well Utinw-, once
worked on a local paper, and followed up
that experience by a dip into Xew York
journalism, with several volumes of news
paper stories as the result Ono of his clos
est friend. Indeed, u business partner f his
In Princeton met the tall and sp-irkllm;
Mies "Sue" Williams last .-uninicr while sho.
. lowed and coifed and wheeled round tho
Xorthern lakes. Hb attentions wero more
than attentlvo even then, ami tho oth.r
Irlj. who did not co in so heavily for atli
Uc3, but who made no secret of tho fact
that they were dylnc to meet and comverse
with the dlslinRUlsh.il. If somewhat bias.;.
ounjr author, eaine home creen with nvy
.nd ?mlllni: slKniticantly oicr tlio soon-to-1.
announced eneapement, as thej" su
l.ed. A tho youn? author continued to pay his
devotions at the Williams shrine, her recent
U5lt Hast Kivinc him such unlimited oppor
tunities, tho Xorthern coterie has felt
reasonably sure that affairs would be settled
-uirely at this time; but Miss Williims keeps
provokinsly wleM. and the "rising youris
author." whoso name, by the by. happens
to be burlesqued whether Intentionally or
not. I do not know In the east of "The
Burgomaster." continues to sigh in vain.
Despite the inevitable Christmas shopping
which forced itself upon everylxxlv I i-t
werk, een those who resolved to s.nd orly
their xisltinc cards with an appropriate sen
timent inscribed thereon, the afternoon ten-i
wero crowded. Mr. Skstrrltt and Mrs :i'
1.iro BimmoiH reteived aaln on Crlday;
T-In. Joseph ltamsey and her daimhters were
Ht home iiNo on Prlday. in.ilnlr to tli- Cab
unna run. and Mrs. William i. Moore and
Jier d.uiKliter. Mirs Moore. cae a larf;e re
teptlon on Thursday afternoon.
The Moore residence happens lo be -mall:
therefore Mrs. Mesne had two sets of hairs.
1 'ie younir nirls beinir asked from Z to .". and
the ni.it ions from 4 to :. Of course, .very
body cam" at half after 1. and the house wa"1
onsnin ntly paekel t.i suffecatlon. It is al
ways thus wh n this divl-iou of time Is
made. People simply will not tome early
nor at the time they are Invited.
I think It was at a tea slv. n by Mrs I)jn
ean of Westminster place, about a year s.
that this absolute disregard of the time
stated on one's Invltitlon was so forcibly
brought to mind. Mrs. Duncan has :1 h.iiiM- ,
that will by no means permit all li r il-ltim;
ii- lo enter at the same time mc in. reiir"
made the sam1 tu.- divisions .if tini" tliat
Sirs. Moore d'd In somllns out her .-lrds.
At 3 o'clock there wasn't a soul In fie
rooms except the hostess ai..l the RirN who
.tiw . Vi.lf uflnp ? fiitr t t tii wnT...i
''oni the suburbs made their appearance an ! !
i.tuaiiy apoiccizeu nei-iiise ini-v i...k an i
trly car Into town. allowhiK for .ielas. an-' I
i ir once ine ear went iiiroug'i on inr.e. .i
4 the tide liecan to sw. 11. and In --r. to
hall hour one could not aetuallv could n t -C"t
within the outside door. I know thi t
li- a fact, because four or live worn. n of ray
acquaintance drove up. iewrd the nrara'
of women striiERlins about the rront dor.
wnt In their eanl.s by the coachman an.I
drovo away
The plan or twe s ts or hours was no nnr
f leeespfnl in Mrs. Moore's as tlian in MrF.
Duncan's. It never will 1m- Miecessr-il until
frirsts. kivo up the Id. a that It irn't ouit
swairper to KO until an hour after one is
invited. SKltUNA LAJI1S.
Xnm cards and calendars at Mermol .t
Oaccard's. Uroadway and Iocu't, ae to $10.
"mhimiim:..
Mrs. Uliixla Itammclsbers of Cincinnati.
O.. has announced the w-eddinp or her
daughter. Loule. to William Themlop
Hurkam. for Thursday eveninar. January '
The weildins will be solemnized at the
borne of the bride's iiarcnts. Town Hall.
Collefje Hill. Cincinnati. Mi's Douclas has
Wen a member of tho Imperial Theater
Sto'k Comnany tills season, and is known
.-s Louise Douglas-. Jlr. Burkam was aKo
conneeteil with the theater.
Doctor James Samuel Cleland an3 Mi's
?ovio J. I'liikerton w.-re trsrrieil IJeermt-r
:! at Swanwl.-k. III., by the Kevercnd A T.
Hemphill.
January I.
They will ! at heme r.tier
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. llarton will celebrate,
their weddinjr anuiersary tlds wc-ek. They
ver tnarnvd Ueccmlcr -1, ls"l.
Miss Martha Sarner. daughter cf Mr. and
HfS. iluco Sarucr of this city, will L
W t-sJV V . WXSf7 -' ssj" 9l8
s 1 s si'jidKT&Ti: y zr ' -v ' S4W
y.'-s. t .e0N)S " W r . N ftt V. X'V ' I
, cm mr : JHHk x
xrm 1 i&. ik ( '
1 iy y&m - Wm ;sf0fe WBBf 1 .-- - t J - V - y .-
mm - kt w .. -guMk cf.
tw m r wr-wmmx'S'A'HA
v vm n . ?aiBs jf. a, t-z iy ,-mrr -i sss.
fm -lift; k fiiiiiwtf
' r-r465 wE5Tbcli. I-ACEsVJJJy7 I zzife&r'' ) y s S. s. xu$i
mairied
1'mr.uut
Mermod .t Jai'iiinl'-. Hroa
cu?t. tloeii till 11 Xmas I
of Christmas Klfts.
Mis-s Mane Cardlner W
York wi.s the euest las
I li.ni.m and Mrs Slml
imr in St. 1-oi.is en lout
lo her heme.
Doctor and ?.Irs I:. K. Wilson, who have
been In New Orleans. California and Mex
ico nil rummer, returned to the .-It l-t
W--I;. Th. y will !ie at Hotel IJecrs this
w Irter.
Jli-s Malo'l V. Benedict departed last
week for Toledo ii. where sii w t II visit
with r. lath. and fiim-is.
Miss f- I' Whlllnir. irofesor of jihy.slcs
and a'tinnoinv .it Welele- College, will
si..nci the cTiriii.is holi.las n pt. rouis
with her utiele pivtor T. Hriyvold Ccm
ft.icl.. T.Iis.o Amir. Ie Picket will return home
this weels from Chicago, where she na
lvu the miest or her .unit. Mr John lo
liertj, for urn works.
Mr- w J I,ird and her dauciilrr. Jiml
nta, ...artiil Thursday for Xew Orleans,
where th" will .spend the winter with .Mrs
I.ird's man led daughter. .Mrs. Kobcrl J.
I iti'.
Mrs. M. K. Hewson departed Tliursdav
for the South 'h. will sp. nd the winter
with friends hi Iyuii-lara and Florida.
li O. Todd, a member of the Washington
l mver.'ity lootbnll team, will itnd the
Christmas lioli.las III tnis city, the euest
of Mrs. c. H. Helns of Washinston avenue.
Mis, n,.;i u.,rrj- of No. 1114 Clara ave
nue entertained tho Cricket Literary Club
Tuesday evtniiic.
SIb-s l'anny Hay of Owcnsboro. Ky.. trill
siHiid th.- holidays with her eouliis the
M!k-s) ursi and A He Hill.
Mr. Fred Txiwe or Cirnrd. 111.. Is vislt
1m. her mother. Mr-. H. I. Hoppius. with
whom she will remain Until after January 1.
Mr. Dick Monrlm. of Faracould. Atl:.. a
"istant Keneral manasrr of the I'.. S.. K IS
U. Is slnpidm; at the St. Nicholas. He Is'
here arranKlnsr for a Kurojiean tour, which
be will tako with bis wife after bis mar-rl-iso.
which will tako place in the immedi
ate future.
Mrs. N. It. Younc and children of Trov.
-lo.. who h.-ne lK?en visltine relatives hi
Caliaiuie, rctunie.1 borre Monday.
Mipp Maurine Ten ISroclc. tho little dauch
ter of Mr. and Mrs. IJaarent Ten Itroek.
will Kiie a j.artv to her friends on Thurs
day afternoon. I I'srcmlx-r 27, at her home,
No. 42S7 Mar land avinue.
Mif-s Daisy m. neiteriiiR rnterlaincd tho
art club of which she Is a member last
Tuesday Anion? those j.resent wero Mie
Ulrdle Schaefer. Almona Idiman. Iviulso
IlartlKt. Kmma Krc'denliacli. Georsie Deals
ai.d Mrs. Iiul.s Doiis.
The tenth annhcrsary of the mirrlage of
Mr. and Mrs s. W. Shmder of No ILII
Maryland avenue was celebrated In a.
tmkliio manner last week by the immedi
ate members of the familv. who cave a
mlnstiel show The pentlemen called them
seU.s the Maryland Minstrel Company.
Their proqramnie was as follows
(Till: 1SIMJ
Willi St Secies I..
J"n llaietl.-. Iiarrlorutor... Mr Ttrn lll'srl-fel.l
!r7,'r,-r. I'ri,im's- Mr l!onn Krairfr
!.'.! ' :m,-r!'t-'l - J!r. Arthur lUiutun
ol.' o '." Mr- '-l:r "-".man
cri...l Junnnn.. --- -Mr. S-Mney Chicle
I'll!- lt.e
I !-.. Ii.M-lo.tu.lrr.
. .".. " ' ...Mr Ol s.fan
Mr sm S-h!l
AT. ..AM II..I.. 1.(
ice ir.:injcrr .
l:i Miv-in irnnacer. Ma.tpr KIwin Williim Shr.Ier
I irie fnllMUlm; fo-m wete 1-n.We.l .lutinc: tin
. rt rl.iinnic"t
Onsil.d ilitti j.w. IVtekstide-
"o"' ,V'-' V,''T' Set ixte.n" I'lllr Kmercin
i lT. I .trie lvl.l 1 ..lir 1L.-.I.,. l.il- . i.i..
jLt IV. ii.-e .she JUJ. Tli-ni":oo"i;''.
..- L--" ll.vk.ti.lPr
On llie I'jnks or fie Wabisi, .... );e. .r,m.
Finale
'. , ..; -- . lull ivmpaar
A.-cumisinlft. .Mr. .lficj . K.byn.
The .Mioses l'eete or l.-inf-n avcnn are
nit. rtalninir Miss CojiUm , f Sprlnsfield O
who has been Kiilnr: iiys i?.sie .-i ,.t- '
wl
Mrs. )san HarKTovr Williams of Mod-
i-.ici. ie.-... is s;.?niiintr the hoialavs with
h. r liatents.
Mreet.
Mr. an! Mrs. i;iisha Qer-
The Misses Overstrcetx ere entcrtalnins
aiiss Caroline Kcne of San Mireo. Tex.
Miss Mal.l Dwisht of New York Is the
Kii-t i.f -Mrs. Kduard F. Gotha.
iliss .aisy c. Creeubaum or Huriincton.
la.. Is vi-itlin-Mrs J. I. N.i i.-s ...i l .1.....1..
ter or No. KM Cites aenue. The la.iles will
l- heme Sunday (veiling and Monday after-
Miss May nibson of Milwaukee Ceparted !
on Thursday for Inme after a two months' '
visii ju ;ni. nome or tr.e .Misses Jlammond,
No. 2K Shenandoah avenue.
I'mfcsscr Kdward M. Y.'ejer of Wasiiinp
Son and Jefii r.n College, with Ids wile.
f imerly Miss Julia Itoss. is spending the
holl.liys with hi-, father and mother. Doc
ter and Mrs. G. W. Weyer, No. 1320 West
minster place.
Will J. Thornton entertained with an
opera jarty. fallowed by a supper en Fri
day eeuim:. The pm-sts were: Miss Mar
Karet liummett of I"!m-:r iKvtilevant. h-r
I Kuet. MUss Kathcrlno Yoars tf Jefferson
City; Mr. and Mrs. UMies; S.aithwcll.
Frank N. ilammett. Jr.. ai.tl Jni; Gale.
Mr. and Mrs. Tl ema- Sklnker and the
Mi-Ses Skinker are at tho Wcstnu.relai.d
Hotel.
IM'llllMAI. F.V1 i:iSTAI.Mi:TS.
Mrs. Jose:.h W.-instein of th? Went l.d
Hotel save a holly luncheon and progres
siva lo'to party last week in htnor of eight
to Doctor A n. Wissinton of '' xO Ar - niHSHIHHf'WV V J
, l'a.. to-morrow. 7V .'BBk;Mv i
i'i:;isoAi, lic.M'io.v. (!' rr fHffrBr' 'tYl "J I
for the 4lp.L " if '''HflHRHIK$''c''- Xt V
hitmnie. of New Ml KT -H. '.' - BMR;;?-S?m ysM
l week of .Mrs. V UH k J II 3Bgk: . iiK.V $5
man. She stoiiissl Hill IH IBsi&S-V; ""'?; r-"WBiM " 'l I
c from Callfoi nia illllMl III I KM tiHBSv. ' I
Mu u nil 'Wffl&Wiy KmwXl
Mtk Inn I ll II 1 V H -?" " n
III B ill lllitv j$' & II
J H I HI iHUu . d$C J$W I s
(jsj,
OHSON. .
; nK IkvimotoM Mtsoimr1
jount: ladles Th" luncheon was yrrvod In
tlie cafe, the tables beir.fr decoraU.1 with
hull.
Miss Amelia HIreher pave a birthday par
ty at hfr home. No. il Cora place, one
oienlns; latt week, the ocensloii belnir her
eighteenth birthday. The eveninp was srent
in dancing mid playlnp earner. Ilctrrsh
ments were terttd ut 110 o'clock. The
quests w.-re:
Mesleur.s and MeS'James
I. F. Ilenncr.
Husscl Birchcr.
Kmll Ilenuer,
Mlt
(-lta Joseph.
Ida Sn-i-eer,
ir.i Illrehor,
Annie Smith.
I.ulu S-!ieer,
Messieurs
Harper Allen,
I.ouls Schter,
Italph Orloll.
L-o I'ratt,
.Mrs. C. S. Illrchvr.
Annie Tenbrock,
Salome Itlich'i.
Carrie Hrnner,
Leone Hinncr.
Henry McCullough,
Julius Henner,
.1. Wl.sheart.
L. llrandt Cowan.
The liurlld Flensur? Club held Its regular
in.ctltiK last Tuesday rienlmr at tho .-esi-denco
of Miss O'Mallev. No. 1721 L'uclld
aenue. Tile Kuests were:
Misses
Marie Shea
Mary O'Connor,
Mae Tierce.
Mae O'Mallcy.
Catherln Thomson.
Hosalie Sweiiej-,
Messieurs
Frank i I'Mallev,
Harry A'. Webb.
Joseph O'Malley.
Charles Thomson",
John Thomson.
The birthday of F. D. MeC,unneSle ot No.
..hi M.i.nan.ioal
ill avrnuo was -e!pbr:ileil last
week with a surprise party by his friend...
Those In the party were:
Mls Mary McGunnesle.
.uesui unes
A. K. Minor.
Kobert Haspp,
Charles DeMuth.
Itobert I.uekinjr.
Thomas Jon.-.,
1". D. Miitiumecle,
Mesil.-iirr
Charles De.Muth.
I" F. Meiliinm-le,
I'. J. Uiiliui.
lalw. Howard.
Itobert I.ufkimr.
Daniel J. McCarthy,
II. A. L-ieklnp.
Thomas Jones.
Kobert Marshall.
Miss Fmily Mundlnprr of No. 17 Pendle
ton avenue cave an Informal reception "to
the Hon Ami Club Thursday evenlnp. The
younir l.idlfH decided to have a New Year's
p.-irt. Those present were:
Mlssos
Aiina Miin.linKcr. Ituth Atkinson.
Alice A.klnsou. Hmlly.l Mundlncer.
Nonie Shannon. i:ne IIck.'I.
niiz.ili.'lh MundiiiRcr. ..eunie'ulllnane.
.Xi!'"s?-I:ri,llv Hammer ntrrta(i'el the T 11.
K- i. II Club last Sunday eft-moon. Games
and musle were indulged In. after which
luncheon was sencd. Miss Anna Schu
macher or Hamilton. Can-.da. wis tho suest
or hor.or. Miss Mlnett- Knselman will en
tertain the elub at its licit mcetinc
Miss lj.,-,1 Mcintosh cave -i Welsh rabbit
Ve-.ln.-s.iay .-ventni; In honor of Miss Lulu
heathem or Warrensburs. Thoso present
W ere;
Misses
Al. St. wart. I-ulu Cheatlicm.
Lou Mcintosh.
Melti.ri
Wm. Beeket. Knisht Culver
lnus Gruner. .r Culver. Ind.
Miss Mabel Vl:.noiliet inrormally esrter
tained a numlvr of Iri.nds with mulc and
sanies at h. r home last week. Those pres
ent mil"
Misses-
Gi rtrude Hasenman. Lillian Jacobs.
lleuli.li O'Hara. Ite!e Hallock
l.-iura J.-nnlnH.s, F.llth Lebens,
l)..rothv GriRln, lliidah I-vi.
Mabl I'loehman. Annie Ftev.
Hello Adams. Anita Doellncr.
Grace Fltzmaurice. Dodo Carter.
Aithea Harvey. Hvelyn Hryan.
Mildre.1 Llllon. Fdna Frev.
Fslher Heerr.
A box party was Riven last week at th
Music Hall In ho.cr of Miss Kllen South
well, daughter of Manager Charles M.
Southwell, llie occasion beirs the anniver
sary of her birthdax. Quite a number or
th- young lady's rrlends enjoyed the per-
ioriaaiie wiia ner. a nose present wcte:
Misse:
Harriet Graham.
Helen Hanscm.
Iir.ogei e Jlammett.
Katherine Hammett.
Messieurs
Oliver Aiata.
Marv Thornton.
.Mltie Southwell.
Flla Southwell.
I!j ron Arata.
I'.llll) PAIITIKS.
Tho K. U. Huchre Club vm ntertalned
hj ifc. - k i i hn i r-. i iui im .iui'4 - - -r - v v -
The pueasement of MI'm Kathrere J'.ron
son of L xinton. Ky.. to Guv Warren rf
St. Louis has been almoin ciil. Tne w."t
dlnc will tako place in I.-siimtoii. l-c!i-iti;
ry 1.
Gold sp'sjtacles1 and e rI.i it c.uu
foriIii(C Xiutis Bjft fur Kiamlpareiits, .
ifiit;. uue.es and aus.ts at .Mcimol A J .
raid's, Ihoadway and loin-U.
I.1C1.
The muiis i eopln of IClikt.c.od will -a i
a fan. di.'s ball in the Ainibi Hall ,ti
Klrl.Wi.i.,1 n.-vt Kildav ev..dii" CI , Kir'
wood 1 a'U ai- aluuys att.-iu.il b) a la re
deb u lion of ouiit; people from St. I.oi's
and . b -ti r Gioes, and arraueuii nts
lialo Is-i n in. ill.' f.r a -p, , j., ,.Ir tll i.ike
them bai k tj the city aftir lh ball.
The thli 1 annual dance of tin. Vomu
Mills Institute i. lit be kIi.i: next I'mlaj
iv.iil.iK at lMMlin Hall. No. I'll Viimle.
. uier a line 'I tie o.liiimll.-. In .n true oi
the ..iratueu:. nts. Is co:ii.os.'.l of Krai:.. .1
W. Ixr Wllli.uu Iwne. M ; Hhikin..
Tlioinas B. ,-v. William M..II10. II .1
Ilr h and v. .1. Hamilton.
The Mb, i-l.dre Informal will ;
lance at the W..-4 laid Hall.
arnl.i .liter avi lines; nel
l-Vl ninjj.
;lie Us tldid
l"lnn ami
'dii:iaj
The Cl-oti Club e-ilejt lined tbflr friends
1'rida.v (.eiiim; with a formal d'liice Tho
lull was atlr.n tit'ly d.vorate.1 with large
ases of roses and tall feins. In the r.s.'i.-
lon hall a ilriijury of tn'i'a mt nel fiom
view the ina.ii i.ilis Mr. and Mrs. George
iionyne aim .Mr. aiai .Mrs. Jay ward
wen- the ehaiwreiies. A i-anopy, n-ade or
th. club colore. luLs stretche.1 rrom the
carrlaKO enraneo to the hall door. Tho
elub is compos. d of t!i following jniiui;
men or Ilia West Knd: John W. Harrow,
i'ereivul C. Heynow. Win. Ford, llnrr.' I
Faiibiinl:, Jr.. lreen NuNen. J. Clark Mill
er. Harry A. Ilipew, Wm. Kuhn. Howard
hwhiKl.y. ltolx-'t Smith and Hoscne
H:idges. Anions Its suesto were.
.Mes. i.nnes
George Sommirs,
Vn ll. Hlldebraud,
Wllllnni Hascom,
Charle Uarrou.
Hurry l.ytot,
Hi.rrylllllm.in.
Waiter Yerkes,
I'rlce ll.-blnson.
Hurry Woermun,
Itobert Held.
Albert Poulm.
Il njimlii Nledrlns-
han.s,
Willis Johnson.
William Lohmaii,
llarrj-A. Swcncy,
Ulwnrd Jones,
Harry Hensop.
I'hlllp Iiiihms.
I'rank Fltzrerald.
Doctor J. Klmbrcmqh.
I W. Norton.
D..etor II. Klm-
brouh. -
II. MrJ-aurine, "
AVIlH-imOlHr.
G's.re Miguire.
Armln Orthweln, ,
John Gu?rlu,
Itay Karst,
jtonert i.e crow.
Misses
Kuth Oil-ley Dobyne. Olga liatcs,
lairralno Tho.npson, Hilda Levey
Iteglna. Hi,
Irm.i Macdor.al.l.
Jetsle M. Dohyne,
'"lar.i S-wen-y.
Irma l'rlrsmeyer.
Irenei.illler.
Agnes Wnll.tr or Ft.
Worth. Te..
Fdna Klnrsbtiry of
Kansas City, Mo.
Miy Itogy.
Isabel Guthrie,
llllth I'lersell.
laitti- ISroi kmaa
nnsb Grove,
Mabl-Strillss.
Hlanehe Walsh.
MarlClllMirne.
Blan.be Mars:,
Grace Miller
r.miiy louns.
Noil Wagoner.
i:rtlia Aiuricli.
Ahhio Campbell,
'-I i I'auji.
Lillian Summers.
Carroll.
Clara Hansulcettc.
Fanny Cockrall.
EdnaCampo.1!!.
Mr and Mrs. Henrv S. Potter gave a
dame after the Yale Glee Club concert last
nlcht in tin; Itecltal Hall of the odeou. in
viting all the members of the .lab. the un
IcrgrnduateF and Yale alumni of town, and
an equal number of St. I.ouis girls of the
younger and older sets. Dancing did not
begin until the close of the concert, which
was about hair after 10. and continued only
until mldnlcIiT. A supper followed in tho
dining-rooms across tlie ball.
Mr. and Mrs. Potter received with their
sons. Henry R. Potter. Jr.. and Ciarks.m
Potter, who are in tho junier and senior
classes at Yale. The daiiclng-room was
trimmed with holly and Christmas gre-ns.
and by reason of 'he short length or tlm"
for dancing this proved one of tlie jolllest
ball or th season, much m.iriment being
crowd. d into one hour or two.
Among the town guests were-
Messieurs and Misdaine:
Wallnte Slmmnn.s. Kdward S. Pierce.
Fdiv.ir.1 ir Simmons. Bissell Ware.
IlenryO. .Mei.r,
Gulironl nuncnn.
Hdward Mallinckro.lt.
livron Nugent,
Allsses
Morton.
Pierce.
Lllv lit-IIe Pierre.
Walsh.
loscphine Walsh,
ullln.
scmple.
susuti Thomson.
I!esle Clark.
Isabel Hrownlee,
Messieurs N
rllear Lackland.
Icorge Weitzel.
.leorgo Simmons.
Will MalTitt.
Thomas Mallltt.
John Shepley.
Fr.d Semple.
Henry Boeckeier,
.'x. Brownlce,
''an oil AVest.
'.Ii.ry MeKlltrick.
Sidney Boyd.
Maude Gamble.
Alice Mellliir,
Kdith Collins.
Grneo Gale.
Nellie Ilaguell.
Ulive Simpkius.
Waller West.
Waltei McKittrick,
"laude Kennerly.
Hamilton Gamble,
oige Tiffsny.
leorge Weitzel,
Allen West.
Italph Simpkins.
Mark H.vlng.
Will Pope.
Fine Diamonds for Xmas gifts-special
inducements to purchasers, at Mermod a
Juccard's. Broadway and locust.
TIM.
Mrs. Joseph Ibrnxv, Jr.. of Cabanne ave
nue, received on Friday afternoon with her
.!nushteri, the Misses P.amey. Mrs. Itam
sev wore w'itt" oigandie trimmed in Mcfc
velvet rlblwn anJ black lace Insertions MIs
Itamsev was in white and gold; and Jll
Helen "itara-ey wore pale green crepe de
Chine with lice and gold applhiue.
Miss Hose Kggers. Ml Marguerite Pratt.
Miss Corneilon and Miss I.llzabctli How
ard servid.
Among the guests were:
Mesdames'.-. ,,
Chailes Ware. T. J. allon.
IChristivbas Gifts I
I W Choicest and issi &r
srCT thut the season dt-Miiauds! A-J' S'.V &
I - l2S "" where such wares as wc , SiXj: ' 1
w funiish :,t s,Ich rcaso11" !Mt) I
Choose Your Present From Among These I 'jjl! 1
Dinner Sets From S8.50 to S530.0:) Mz&&
Rich Cut (ilass Articles I-Vom $1.00 to S15().0: ""ffiS
Soup, l-'isli and (iame Sets 1-rom SI0.0 to S17S.0!) K I
Jardinieres, Pedestals, lite F'roni Sl.Ot) to SU)!).0!) -. B
Cups and 5aucers by the Dozen From 53.00 to S75.00 gS&g-.. 1 'L&gftv mm
gS 51.00 to $25.00 each ffi$&& (h f K
I En m'Af' Jiff's ss&iv&y Venetian lass Vases, J$fcMr S JL. HV
r33 03
RiChiy DeCOratel! RoaSt
From $25.00 to $150.00
R. 8. GRAY
H.nry Mcbr.
J. II "a vender,
I II. IX-geiT.
-I. II l".
W. . Gibson.
Mi-K-S-
HIols.- Ware.
t".-ell'If r,
Ulk.-K.ll.
I't-ttrfon.
rthur Gnrri-oti,
" " Spnigue,
Gioig- Sklt.s.
John M. W.hhI.
ll. U. liartliolnien.
Walton,
ri.illlps.
Iowlirg,
S kes.
Mrs. John Gr.en has sent tut cards for
N.-w Vear'.s I lay In honor of her daughter.
Miss Green. Miss Kdnu I-'n-ehel and Mls
Hmmcni-. who Is a uci-i at the Green res
Idtnce. Miss 1'icrce will gie an "eggnog" on
Cliri.stmas Hay at her home. No. I.ln
ilell lMiuIcvard. Itoth girls and mill hac
b. "ll asked.
Miss Ilertbu Sample will give a ta on
tsitunlay afternoon. Iieeember 1?. for Miss
Norton. Miss Ilscbel nd Ml.s Dnight of
N -v I k.
Mi lluch MeKlltrick will entertain with
a small t.a on Thtinslay afternoon, Ie
. mber 7.
Mr- fliouteau Hj-r cnterUtltie.1 n l'rl
d.i v afternoon with h nl.lll t.-:i f..r Mr--.
J.din Nnpler Djer. wh has Just arrived In
SI. I.ouis. after her welding jouiti'-y.
nKl'IHTKlW.
Mr. and -Mrs. George T. oxhe.id of Ver
tn.ti aeiuio lelebrateil their chluj wedding
anniversary !a"t .-veuins with a-'rece'iliou
at their re'sl.l.nce. Tliev w. re nsslvie.1 bv
their son, W. '. I'othe.nl. who Is home
from college for the hi'.ldas. and by their
daughters, the Ml--' Nellie and EM'l'iix
liead. and Mls Gcn.-vi.'e Itoberti.
Mr. and Airs. H. O. H-'liImtiiell. i.trcnts of
Mr oxhead, camo down from Chicago for
the reception, and helped to entertain last
evening.
Among the guests were:
Messieurs nnd Mesdames
ll. Warn n lSrown. T. S. Morheterr,
W. P. Illggers of
I". C, Nleholls.
ebster.
I'. . Honsack.
F. H. Hrnw-nell.
Hobart Hrlnsmade,
H ll. Holt.
T. P. Hlackaller.
It. T. Illuett.
I'. M. Hanson,
A. I. Kennedy,
"IV. .1. W.tsteln.
J. I.von Wooilruff,
W. It. TtiWi.
S. I Siencer,
P. W. Hnetd.
W. S. Snlngley.
K. I'. V. Hitter.
M. It. Ulchanlfon.
M. Greenwood, Jr..
N. M. Moody.
Tho Heerend . I. F. Cannon.
Doctor I H. I.ildlcy.
Doctor 1'. M. Nelson
Tin. Ileverend I. f Kcrguron.
Meieurs
Henri- Martin. 1-'. M. DeLapp.
Miss Augusta nierman.
-Mr. and Mr?. Klislia n. Overs'-rret have
issued cards for a reception on Wednes
day evening. January 2. to celebrate their
fortieth weil. ling amilv.r.-ary.
The grandest collection of Nmas gifti
ever offered for sale, S to SlftK. at Mer
mod & Jarcard's. Rroadway anil IKiist.
IIM.".
Invitations were issued en Friday for a
subscription ball, to be given at Mahler's
on New Year's nve. Tlie debutantes aro
Iarg.lv rc-pondble fcr the arrangements of
this bill. Members of the Cotillion Club will
be among the gue-ts.
Tin. patronesses are
Mrs. Tram Is.
Mrs. Totter.
Mrs. Malllnckrodt.
Mrs. John David
DavN.
Mis'. Wlrkhatn.
Mrs. McKittrick
Jones.
Mrs. James. T.
Driunmond.
Mr?. Thomas If.
W. st. Jr..
Mrs. Howard Uc-
r.olst.
Mr. and Mr. John Overall have yent out
invitations for a ball at Mahler's on Fri
day t tenlng. Decmlwr Z.
Mr and Mrs. John Fowler will she a.
ball at the s-t. Ixiuis Club on Monday cven
irg, January 11.
Mr. and Mr. James Drtimmond and Mr.
and Mr. g. Herbert Walker gave a mall
dinner-dance on Friday ev.ning at the
Country Club. The table deeoratiors wire
Ani.rican Ileauties. The gue-ts wire.
Messi.ur.s and Mesdames
Hdward (I. Simmons, Howard ISenoist,
Hunt Turin r.
Misses
Catlin. ,
IM. n.-,
Messieurs
Alex. I'rlmtn.
Gains Haddock.
Duncan Joy.
Sallie Wa!-h.
Whitakcr.
lalgar lickl.i'iJ,
Harry Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Fig J. l.ing gave a fam.ly
dinner and reception at tlirlr home Sun
day. clfbrating the dual event the birtn
dav of thetr daughter. VKlennr. who has
jnt entered her teens, and of the'r venera
ble fathir. Mr. S. J. I-ang.
l'lire tour orders at once for New- Via'
mailing cards at Mermod &. Jaecard's.
Broadway and Locust.
in i:mv.itnvii i.i:.
Signal Oorreypendenee of The SunJny Kirub'.Ic.
lMwardsIIle. III.. Dec. i.'. Mr. and .Mrs.
George 15. Crane have closed their r-si-iknco
on St. Louis avenue and have gone
to Canton. O.. to pus.s the winter with their
son. Doctor C. A. Crane.
Ml-s Chirlotte Nelson will entertain th3
Young Folks' Whist Club at next week's
meeting. , ,
Mis. Cbo rles A. Ccrtter returned last nlglit
from I'alrburv. Neb., where she has beei
visitirg relatives for the last two month?.
Mls-'es Uosalla and Kmma Martin are en
tertaining Mi-ses Nina Freeman and Stella
lluppe of Alton.
Miss M.iudi Springer arrived home Thur.
day from Ferry Hall Seminary. I.ake I-"orest,
III . to spend the Christma holidays.
MIfs Julia Renchct and Miss Je-sle Urne
dlct of St. I-ouls are vlslrors in lMwarils
tllle. Mrs. I'. Krcmer and daughter. Miss
Hlrchle. departcl to-night for Chicago to
L-lt Mrs. J. W. Yandlc of No. i Washing
ton boulevard.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Squire visited Mr. anJ
Jlr. Charles Snell at Venice this veek.
Miss Lillian A. Lampa Is expe. ted to ar
rite this evening from bhawnee. Ok., to
visit relatives.
A telegram from former Congressman and
Mrs. W. i U. Hadley announces tUlr aafo
. . From $8.50 to $530.0:
..From $1.00 to S150.0:
From $10.00 to $175.00
. From S1.0J) to $100.00
. . From $3.00 to $75.00
Fancy Plates
liv the ileizen, from
$2.50 to $400.0'J
Austrian Gold Glass
Novelties, from
$1.00 to $25.00 each
Venetian Glass Vases,
Ktc . front
$1.50 to $50.00
Art Pottery.
SetS, Marble Busts, Steins,
Set.
.t prices
lie;, oml competition.
C
U 1 141 II 1 1 Au P
HSBiHyy., yiLB
OPEN EVENINGS TILL CHRISTMAS.
BTggMM muK!f9Wvl!KiLXm9MmmmTS9BiyiA,fJSffii & RI
arrlie at San Ilernanlino. Col., after a
spiedy and pic isant Journey. Tlity will
winter at liiver.sld.-
AT ST. CIIAKI.nv.
i-'r'cia! ".rrr-i;nilence .f The Sundav Kepul lie
St. Charles. Mo.. Dee. ZL Mrs. Oliver Link
entertained a party of lady friends at her
home on Wst . -ffer;u street Thursday
aftt moon at a high fle. Sn was as-istsl
by Missvs Ixdtle iiode and Majnm Seeler.
Prizes were awarded .-,, follows: K.rst.
band-embroider.. 1 sofa eus-hioii. Mrs. J. H.
Iloilc; see-jnii. s-alad ill-h. .All's. Hubert Alex
ander; third, ornament. Mis. A. A. Gos-ow:
fourth, a vase. .Mrs. John I'feiffrr; lifth.
leather pur-e. Mi-s Kate Maehenp; eon-ola-tlon.
handkerchli-r. .Mr-. William II. Hech
tern. The guests presmt were:
jies'iames-
J H. Thro. Jr.
W. II. Ttcvhtrrn.
J. F. IMiich.
John l'friffer,
ii. J. Marten.
J'. J. KlilJiel.
A. A. i.i"h..m,
i:iGul.
Krnst Dlerker,
V D. Dierk.r.
J. II. J.e.
Henry Ancer!.
Alpli Ajmoiid.
John Schrelber,
Albert Itiinge.
'. W I'll IT,
H. U Meyer.
J. I" Moer-ehel.
J. Kaemmerl. n,
J. It. Gregg.
A. I!. Huninir.
Harry Dicrkcr.
11. I). Itruii-.
Hobt. AlPMinder,
I.f" Wlllbiand.
.Mitscs
Kate .Mach. n?, Mavme SeI.-r.
littie Ho.e.
A party was given at Odd Fellows.' lloll
l-riday eMidng upon the occasion ..f ihe
l-ing of the tirst term of Misa Dowhr's
lancing school. It was largely attended.
During th- early part of the ivenlug tho
children ..tteii'ilne the .itieruoon school
were pirtkipants In the plea-ure. Atter
they ii.! d. parte! th- older persons wero
entertained
Miss Nellie Yater departed Friday even
ing for h.r home ut Ne3dn. where d.o
will spend the Chri.-lmai. holidays with rela
tives. Almo-t all the students of Llndcnw-ood
ollege and St. Charles College h:ne gone
to spin.l the holidays with their parents
an! relative-.
Mr. and -Mrs. W . IUrrou departed to
day for W.;rrn-burg and other points In
th state to "pend the Crt-lstmas holidays
and will return home on J tnu.irv Z.
-Miss Dal-y D. William- dcp-irted Frldav
to spend a couple of w.-.kj with relatives
at O'Fallon.
Miss Kl-Ie Schoenclch entcrtnliHsI tho
members of the Sixteen club at her home
this week, ami U-iiles the regular club
miinl.r?. .Miss Amc- K.User w.us thi gue.-t
of the elub. '
The Kpworth I-asue of the Fifth Street
Mcthcdist Church at a meeting Wednesday
vrnlng rlectc! the follow Ins id'lccrs to
serve in the ensuing jenr- I'resldent, T. 11.
Jameson: tlrst Alee president. Miss Theo.
McDearmon: -eeond. Mrs. v.". S. John-on:
third. Ml--s IMinonU IMwards; secretary.
rllle Ackley; treasurir, .Mi-s Mollle Stone
lireakr. The Indies' Afternoon Kuclire Club was
entertained by Mr.-. Henry Am:ert at her
home on Fifth and Claik stre. ts Wcltus
dav aftfrnoon. The slr-t iirlze was won liv
Mr. Alpli Ajinnnil; ihe second by Mrs.
Carl Daudt. and the third by Mrs. K4w-anl
Gut.
Mi---' Mattie Williams, who has been vl-lt-Ing
relatives here for the ust week, has
r.tiirne.1 to h.r home at Wcntzill.".
Mr. and .Mrs. Kdward Kaiser anil daugh
ter. .Mls4 Amee. of t. IjiuIs. have Wen
standing several days h re vi-itlng Mr. and
Mrs. H. J. Sch.enelch nd other friends.
Mrs. Lon'r Hinsmunn of St. Louis has
li.cn lsltiiig Mrs. A. 1 Moore of this city.
Ml".s I-atira McDiamon has returned t
her home in Kinr-as City, after spending a.
w.tk with tho family of T. F McDearmon.
-Mr. and Mrs. i. . Wood have returned
home after a visit to Mr. and Mrs. F.-l
Wentz In St. I.OUI'.
Mrs. A. I.. Moore entertained a party of
lady frauds at her home 111 the northern
part of th. lity W. dnesxlav afternoon.
The I-i.ll.-s' AM Socio!.' of lh.. Kif.l.
Stref Methodist Charch was entertain..! '
by Mrs A. J. Jourr.iy at ber home l'rida I
afternoon. "
Mr. and .Mrs. J. II IMwards of Jefferson )
City, who have be. n visiting tin- familv of .
his father. Judge Jo-. I'll II. Kdwards." for I
seveial days, have departcl for Californii I
I.i spend a couple of weeks before returning f
to Jencr.-on i it.
Miss A. MeM-namy has returned home
afl.r an exttnded visit to relatives at JXn
ver. Colo.
Mi-s Htta iirt.r. who h-is been visiting
the .Misses Howuds here, has returned to
her home In Jeffer-on City.
Captain I J. K Fulkerson has returnil
home from a trl; down the Mi3sl.-sippi
Klver.
.Mrs George Hell of Wlnlielil is visiting
icl Hives in this city.
Miss I "Went ine Suiithr.us entertained a
party of children at her home this week
and a v. rv pleasant time was spent.
.Mrs. Arthur Johns and children have re
turned to t.x.ic -.fur an ixteudid visit
with relatives in th! city.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kosivell of Shelkr.
111., have lx-eti sending several days here,
the guests of Doctor and Mrs. J. C. IV-U-le.
J. KJward Walker and daughter. Miss
Daisy Walker, of De Soto. have been
srtndlng the week hire vMtli'.? Mr. and
Mrs-. J. Kd Walker. Jr.
CABINET SILENT.
Mi'iiibt'i- Hefiiso lo Discuss (.(".1
cral Lt'fV rUfi-iiiit'i'.
itnpcni.ic pri:ci.i
Washington. Dec. ZL General I'ltzhugli
Ix-e is lielleveil to have let the administra
tion cat out or the bag In hli confidmt ex
pressions in St. Louis, regarding American
IllUUIiVC 111 - MU... .
The Washirgton cutiioiities decline to I
discuss General I-oe .s forecast, and have
adopted .i policy of absolute silence con
cerning rresid.nt McKinley's olans for
Culia. They will not admit it. but the plan
In mind, lo which General Ia?e probvbly
l.ad reference, i- to have tho American
flag ilo.it over Cuba forever, but mcr.Iy
Irom the milltar res,ervallons.
When Cuban independence liccomcs a
leallty the island Government will lie asked
to c.de to the I'nlttd States the forts and
naval Ku-fs. Tills is a delicate subjeH
Just now- and the I'resldent and h!i id
vLsers are embarrassed by General Lee's"
referinco to the flag in Cuba, feeling that
the consummation of tho plan outlined
may be endaiigerCU thenby.
LAMP3 AND GLOBES
The largest line itt the city.
Prices, S2.50 to S75.00
NORTH
ROADWAY.
STARKLGFF INSISTS
ON VACCINATION.
Health ('oiiHiiissioiipr Atlvisos the
Public lo Take Precaution
Against Hniallpox.
s
IVetor Max C. StarklolT. Health CommlS
:-ioner of St. Loni-. lia- Is-uci tin- following
preiaittioiiiry staiem.nt regarding: small
pox, which 1 prevailhig generally through
out th' ...untry. and which, in tome locali
ties, has liecomo ejd.lemle:
"Smallpox Is prevailing all over the coun
try in an ipld'-nik- form. This city is rrob
ably the best iirotirted ci'v agalut small
rox in the T'nited St-ites. owing to th fact
that thre ha? l"en a systematic and eon
tinual work, in a precautionary way, kept
up by this department for many jears paL
Jt Is Impo-sible to prevent people from out
side comii-g in here or. I developing th dis
ease, which they have contracted elsewhere,
and. of course. .om of our citizens como
in cootatt with thc- people and they also
contract the disease. In all the cases thi
department has iiad lo tako corn of, tho
ont-.g!on has been traced to outride cou
ncil ions.
"In view- of the. faCt that the disease I" in
evtry mi t ion f the country. I would advIo
all citizens who are not iir.ite.-ted by vacci
nation, to have it do'ie immediately. I'uMIc
vaccination t an bo had at the South fc'ici5
Dispmsarj. No. 3.VC South Uroadway. r
at the North Slue Dl-pen-ary. N. 3HS
North Hroadwav. 1 have opened mi ofiire
at thold Cltv Hall, on Chestnut street, ad
joining the sanitary otlke. and will have a
phvsielan in charge every .lay. from 9 a- m.
to 8 p. m.. where mi) on. upplvlng can I5
vacinatcl. I vviiul.l advise i-II inercantilo
lu'In.- hou-es and op. rators of faetories".
or Individuals who employ a large lorce of
m. n. to ius-t upon all their (inployes being
vaccinated. This is rot only for the public
welfare and protection, but for their own
businiss mtcrotit as well."
KILLED HIS MOTHER WITH AX.
California .Man. Supposeil lo Eto In
sane. ConfesM'S to Two .Murylcrs.
I.os Angeles, Cal.. De-C. 22. IMward V.
Higslns.. who resld s In CoMwater Canyon,
bus. confetssed that on December 4 he mui
dered hli. mother and William Sheehan. a
he-ei herder, with an ax.
A body has leen found In a grave on th
hillside, wh-ro Higgins ay. he burled hi
victims. The -elf-accused murderer hhows
signs of dementia.
ade Her
Beautiful.
livery Lady in the Land Can Now Have
a Beautiful Skin.
A TRIAL BOX FREE.
I Kvery lady who sends her name and
I dr.s;- will receive ly mail freo a trial treat-
J meat of a celebrated beauty's remedies f"
boautlfving the complexion. It is not a face
i poivelir. ere itn, osmitief or bleach, con
tairs no oil. grease, jwiste or e-hemieals and
ah- ! ttly the only successful beauty
i maker Known.
Ven H. Ua.rn. C2i IxIi?ton ave evvp5Tt.
ICv,. In- a rmplrxioii fair a? a ilry ua- au11-
tinc nf ut ll?tratltn. Ther "-cnifl to
l'n-ak c arie-a ewry ilav jut tt torrrnt m to
death, iiml nlill I cscl at I-at a hunJrM .llfrr
nt klni sMn f o kU. cc-meUc. v'lern and
rf.tMnc I culj ht.ar vt, m- jnu all w roni
l Ift faitrry. I pnt fr a frv tilfil t MMK- It,
ItIUAriT. an.I tlie cflV. t cjMnoft cncouraglns.
1 k-it u the treatment ar.l f cxit .! cim
ee f. p s-urself what It IM (or ! It I manel
riN anJ rxy my FhxvjM ?senU, fr the Tt
Irlil." I)v not drlay. but write Immetllatfiy Tt
in't!y la hjrmlvt:. a p.itumt l-auty Tinker anl
will j-nnapentl- rcmo- all tn. frrcklrs. moth
iatches. pimples. MackliraJ. flot!. mrni. Ftin
titirr hii. rtjcbnrt ;ml any an4 all skin Im
I rft!oa, no matter what they nay N".
Wnt' t-t3iy vrlthoui fall ami the free trcat
imm will Ih malletl jrrpaltl -with full directions
antt all particulars abcolutfly frpe. Addre,
MMK. 31. RIUAULT. 1KI Clsa Uldx.. Cincin
nati. O.
;2fi .V.ibS RALSTON. fefc-
j 72r Famoit c Kt.rfuciy Ittautv B
tsr.e Ja t ir; I cunnot pctr way any ucy , h
heul.t rcntir.u t( lack a tautiru. complexion. v
I:f"r- I u I thN TontIrful remctly my fare wa M a.
In a m. t wr.ch-i wrMitlon. little l'Imp!f. S
;Uckhraiy. ficrklt. und inth patchi3 continually V xmmmt
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