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TPiE Only
Woman's
fa ?? iy
A DINNER GOWN OF VIOLET CREPE.
THE D. A. K. CONGRESS.
GEORGE AND MARTI! !.
ruts t av-iT-M' noBCAK cn, -IP-TV HF THF
t'I'K.M.NCr Ut" Tnt. A "N ;*- I A l. .vir.r.u.\i
WASHINGTON.
DKLSXIATBtl nam a:.:, mart? of thr 00ITNTR1
PRESENT?THE DAY PRINCIPALLl DWOTftl)
TOPATRRvrir BXXIRCISEa APPR.'-PRIATE
to WASHneoToirg rirtt
WaabJngtots, Pel bj - Th*- Cosier*** of thc
Daughters of 'he American Revolution was opened
I a thia Baornhtg, sad, dca] lt* b mi nt i
a ? "? ,-- misc of suceesa With fee ea ?;?
Hon* the secTedited Stat* delega! potnl
o' th* eoantry --ere present nt tbe Cohssabls Then
tte at M < ? ? n the meeting waa called ?
orrier bv th* - mt-general, Mrs. Letitia Qreei
Btevetsssa trlfi of the Tlee-Pre*ld*nt of theUaltw!
BJtatCBi Every s*at In the hops- w u occupied
After prayer by Mm, J. ,1. Bulloak, <*hn;ll
err,:, "The =:??,- - Banner ara* sung bv
Mm*. Vkta Albertlana, wife of the i ratal f thi
("ular. I si ga Hob
In the scssrss of h*r opening remarks Mrs Btev
(?? ma said thal ths prowl h of the so.
beer, so r>h*non nai 1 kai
that Thc record of thc last congress could be main?
tain.*.!. Ta* event which had above all others
made the ]. ,- | ,- ible ard given I
sa::sfart:.-.n was ths step ? ?? urd the union
of the taro s Mea tht Daughter* of th* Revolu?
tion ar.d tho DaOghtcrs of tho American Revolt}*
lion.
in her response to Mn P'*v*r.sor.. Mr? Kirov M.
Air ry. Ptite regent, of Cleveland, Ohio. Bl ps BBB ed
her preat pl?asure at the, report In regard to a
union between the DanghtW* Of th-* American
"Revolution and the Daughters of -v. ):? -1-ition.
At th* conclusion of lira Avery's -
mee p." - '-' ntl Tia of
I ???- ? Ot neral A. Creely 1
meeting In behalf of tb* fi ty of 1
Am'r: ar Ri itlon.
Mr- Anna B. fi a pi --lent of the 1
the I Pl .- --???
Grce'-. -....- f ol t Boclet;
.....
r tO thi
lined t"
honor.
Mrs Cleveland received tl "' tefl
- rtlcut delegates 1 11 ?? i
....... ? . ? ?
Thc afternoon session was plven up to relebra
mmen rai ?n of Waahl i Blathday
?-. Hatloi - lety of the Children of the
? | ? itloi
Bjgi ' ... nt of the N
of Mrs Lr iro| '- addresa a ri
? Mis- Rr-, k ?-.-?'??-'
.
ert H. Blocon ba re read a
. . - - - ? ? . liner t Bas
- - t Kenney r< ad th* mat
for h--r. The rea I I gramme cona
sinai nc ai
ted States Sei tor from
rt talk r-n the <|p-:.. of Ar- I
. ? ? ter whick
the meeting
DAMES or THE REYOLUTION.
WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY CELEBRATED
| _?1 EBB AT TN THE HOME OF MRS
MONTGOMERY BCHLTLER
'Mmes Of 1 ' r' "r*' ' " : ' ltd
noon i rate V
.... -? nanon n Hoi
gomei - t N
Park-ave. 1
? ?
?rs One fl ??' ? me Un
j . - guarded
The origil r. private seere*
.... in, * ' - never
. ght to th<
? , . endants '" nt of thi
'.
read
.i, many ? f whl
,v ? ? ? ne:
. from 4 l lock?'
Tea i
.
'?'? '
Wa*
Mrs. - ie velvet ri
?
Bann. A
oval tops
? -,-c a cluster
?- ?
...?.-? '.Steel
'
sra. M 8. 1 M
?III. M Vv .,
Dow. to fi ' I- V - - Mis
I Van Cortland M Tunis
Mrs. C Vai \ ?
and Mi Bel
THE "Rm" I ' ? PAGE" HELPFX I ?
To ?? ? ' Tribune.
| - '.'? '
.;,-) lin-1
. nr eur Im
Pal t.l found
that * , t help wishing
i ? ? ? .
:
mothers, witt do tb ? a
great - I
V
MR*-' to !? WELCHER
I TV.l-k, If. J..
? ?
a SKIRMISH FOB THE PAOE
..- Kde r ..r rb* Trll
r. yup for "The Ol " -,
.... . ?
v .
fl !
would ??
? ll p*l r
I ? M NV i ORTON
New-York Pel
THE V',m ? H'S i ri I
sj ? ? -|. , Ti
M
?
1 sae of 'j r '.- .1,. -!,,,. report ? - rn
ventiona an.ifa with Itu fashiona and lilt
tiona, bsterast u* exceedingly,
mrs 8 Q KEYSER
Goldeii'u Lxi-Jge. K. TH rob. M, MM.
^JL
LENOX AVENUE UNIt N CHURCH OITE A
MARTHA WA8HINOTON DINNER ON
WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAT.
The Ladlee* Dorcas So :?*:> of the i.enox Avenue
Union . iva a Martha Washington
last night 1b th. bur pat ors Almost the ? tire
v. ii ?.-. -? : ? M ,. y of I h. ladlee a :?
tba Marl ia Wi - ngl n s*ume The large par
a ? -? a . ? md blue bunt?
ing and hundreda of beautiful Saga Over ?
larg. ?-; ai gk d" lantern.
Aftei ? ? there were several recitations bj
B In a:t.-ndance at
tal '?? - w.-re :: ? meera i men ? ri of t ? ? * ,.
lety Mrs. j. g Dodge Mrs. T. O. Kelsey, Mn
John J Hopper, Miss 0 ? Dearborn, Mri Q W
Kram.. Burne, Mrs, .1 F. Pagan Mrs
C. L, Btrohmenger, Mr- .;. w Hoagland Mr*. ,T
E Btlmi 11 Mra P N. Rodgera, Mrs. a. Abbot,
Hauft, Mr- M r\ Tcnyke, Mn l- .
Mra o -- Mrs. o K Hulk:- -.. Mr-. Blauvell
Mi misting t es were th.
M.--- - A; ? :. Miss Katie Da lg., M
Hatti* Bi aa '.'. . many
of the ? ?? a men of 1 h.
ThL dinner wai glvei for th. ? n r I of th.
church Beater 1 of the 1
Mr*. J M Philp itt, wife ol 1 vei
itt. nd tho dinner.
- ? was greatly missed by every one pres.
.- ? iv 1 takea the bead at all meet pi nd
ls of the church.
FACTS RECALLED BT TESTERDAT*S CELE?
BRATION?MARTHA WASHINGTON.
Martha Washington waa born in the county
o' New-Kent, Vs . li May :""' Her malden name
? ded from a
?,. :? - w ? ? d been among 11 ?
Virginia, Hei - ,! every advan?
tage 1 Iron n ilgh poaltli '
refli Bb. hed an
. ? . - 1 face and winning ra I
.?is. ? ? ? mlrei moog thei
Park whom ihe man
enth year, 1 mg couple vi ?
rea Ide at a 1 bi 1 nat Iv. lum y,
? ? re. hlldren were born to thei
...
povv-- bul lew yeera Tn* fathet
folios l< - proi.
- ? . ., ,..-.- , - ?.
be bera In hei 1 wu rig!,' and the rep
sh.- w 1 - ? hlldren - bould I ?
I
Mr - iii 1 ng and beautlf 1
? -ora liv
r. tit of admire! When her I
e met G
ngi H.- had ali idj vv.u. "thal renown ac ei
ng In 1 ? ? ? ? mutual
admiral ni
Tn. y moved to M il the 1
ere 1 n
I. ? :
During tl . ? ? ?
e ret lr. mon. when
? ? ?? life ali., doi rani
?
" Btv .:? ? imad.
mai. ? ? h aa wei -? ? ir 1 um ?
he 1
?? ?
? ' ? ? played
with allk, exp - - -
.
? - ocl ? . ria
eh or ci
hf-r .-hlef ear.- rn for 1
Bh, ired f.-r th.
... . red all wi tr 1
The v...r . ? ? - ?' Ingtom ??? th ?
: life al Mom,, v. rnon n ti
Henel ' Ington wa
" b li TS* Th< lr
to Mount Verroi
...
-. i, ., ci,-. rfui round >c aoclaI and ?: n
Bh, dei ta ea
laid bj the sid..
,.? ? Mount Vei
ip r - J ? Custla died ,.r tn.- ? lost of l!o.
war I. ??' 'Sliter
pfore the wai
GF.ORGE WASHINOTt >N
gton t ' ort: P V.'. |m "? ' ? :
ry Sf, 17XJ
Vei December ll ITSS. H. ?
John Was hlngt. n, in English
lt " sad a son of Augus?
tine Waa - '?' ? lo pisntel
elementary subject th.
acquir. I a fall knowledgi of mathematics and
by self-stud]
preial . upon bin, ?
profe.
H's i at the age ol nine?
teen, a ed adjutant-genera
?
?
.;".-???
17S b.
inteer, ind mt almost
? .... ! ??? from Ur . i
In 1751 he took an important pert
In the expedition thal captured Port i"i Queens,
pitt i :? he mesa timi ex
t Mount Vernon hed .rn.- Into his
-. - - ? . ? cn ,.f i.is half-broth
I to th. - r added, la MW. thoa*
of Mari wealth) mg e
i ? married
ol the Wai foi
?
- ? . - which
? .
the ui of
I rt ol others,
In 171 ? ? -.'?? ? oi,i* i.'aa, whl
? inion bett
and ??: a gureted aa Bret
A! Hi'- Cloe*
c:.. ,i c.-'.:,. but
? with Prone, ?-.-..i fur
lm ?? nant
.
' , I), -al
.ni
.,..,i. aire throat h. sm lid i .k.- no
, m. d . ' ou!d go sa tl an ?
. ,. ,-. ? i liou.-lv Ll. alni 'Ul the
night ot December H ITM be died from w:..,i .
row ? ill'-i acute liri; gins His remalna w.t.
..... p. thi '..(ml. v.iiii ai Mount Vernon, ind
solemn furn rai ssrylosa pvirfgru.--U throughout the
whole, country.
{"WASHINGTON AND MARY LYON."
J A BRILLIANT ADDRESS RY MRS ELIZABETH
( 8 MEAD BEFORE THE CHICAGO COK
GRJDOATTONAL CLUB.
Chicago, Feb fl 'Sp.-ctali-The CessjaWgattSBal
1 Clah tads svealag okaerwd Wsshtngtoa Bb
and the speakers considered "Th. Higher Educe
Hon of Women its Effect op Kattoaal Oro* tk "
, The apaakarB wer-* those wbo re pre seal Monal
I Holyoke colic-*., south Hadley, Mass-, sad tbs
' centennial of the birth of Mary I.von. foup.br
of Mount Holyoke Semln.irv of which the college
, in the BUCCCBeOT. Mrs. Kniilv \lVire Smith, of
Glencoe IIL, preatden! cf u.. Kattoaal M ml
Holyoke Alumna ABsoclattoa, delivered a short
address I ?r. D K. rsa leons, of Chicago
baa offered R.N to "? illege, provided
dltlona! aaMtlM -ipili l- raised, w.i- i-.-r-.i : ? I Dr
Parsons has sis* Offered IO glV* il fOT '-vcr;. J:
i riii^e,) nr green i.v i.rtiers Benni - an - ? be
preached and coilectloni taken lu Congri ?
.burches thn.uehout large DOrtl ns ??? "
, nest Sub:,nth for itu- benefit of tv ? memorial m
11 ow rp- ? ?
Th- principal address Of tie evening was de?
livered by Mr- Elisabeth Btorra Mead, pr
"f Mnurn n-.iy.ik-- Colless Shi s*M tl il ll vv , ??
ii happy thought to rn- pa tri Bl
toasts of thc santrer**rj of tbi birth of 0
Washington, thc greatest man of this Republic,
wiih those which gather shoal ths life and work
of ii not iii r true patriot, Mary Lyon.
"Th- gri a vt bm ni toward thi hight i
Mon of woman ma'-ks thc nineteenth canters as
clearly as thai for .i fr--, government
the stghMenth Tb* producing forces of both
cpochfl w.-re mu.-h 'he same, a recogi .
Inalienable righi lo Hf*, liberty s
the purpose m> |
this rinii'.
"Th.- struggle was carried ea
the sword ppeal ares aet I
but to thc eternal principle I
trunnion of edt)
this movemeni waa - *?::.
to give io r life for thia ?
tbe apostoll .. ?
terprlsi ir I had .i thousand .
ti--- them Did 1 poa
the greatest fortune. 1
it ail and : ? mi ir if it- pros ?
lt
-.- ??? t.\ ermasi ?? lng purpos.
Mnrv Mv op I mr Ile*.
obj,---, vv ,> the ? !-?'.- womal To
f nmd an instil ul
to furnish ti ?-. i era ol Isl Itl itlons
and of aelf-denylng a il, ind tl
maneni tlnu
gi i el ..non in .
though! S: w? from I
io town, ev rr thc rnggi ? I hi
summer'a heat, to create an Int.
of girls, sio- asked foi
n.-nt seminar the -Oread ? x - "!|
trli.u-P,n of sta cent . n< oui igi d h< r, and I
.?: pi fi of p, ,ir?. Inspired her to mi
' With what Joy dui abe vv rip- ol
cornerstone of tp-t seminary! R nnot i mnd its
depth--, but we can read unutterable tl .
th,- lines, 'And I have lnde< lo see the til
wr, n a bo-iv of gentlemen hal .-er.lured to I
. - r nerstone of in edll i * III cosi
5" OOO and w ii ..- an li al ti Ho
Of females This will be an <
This vv-.V v. j ? ,- - op wltl
tr iggie ' brough ? mbar
n enta for yeal - Influei ci w
"Th,- Immense powi r of a lea
movemeni for
gai ?? i- ac imp ila.
' ? - In woman li
work along thi
In Importer the Chi
it i i st thi root
in any work M irv ,.
... ge en tel
? -L-- -np ? ed 1
: theirs
- - ? ? ? ? ? w mi- rp wi llum
abridged It a to er the beg
?
E is-. South and Wi it. In Europ.
owe their life din ? ? ? I i movt
ment,
er the j ting
work arer classes, the literary i
f out t he best cult un
-ki!' ind bene!
.: tlOl
?
v
home
the . ? a
; ?
"An.
for upllfttm
Christian rh ir ??????- Wi
Ingioi lary 1 maki
? rv ,i ? ncen ' - -
.
Mon of wop. ' e MOth ai
bin ii of Ita great leader, to ir
I.-..;. _
CHAT IN CHURCH CIRCLES.
Mra Ballli went to Dai
at Cllntoi -
I y evening. A lai
ned I
?
Clinton, a i -
Mis : Itlllettc, thc g slum i
rer "il in her woi k among
...
tenden! of the to B si
ga the fami
. \ ? ?-. . ? r I:
The u.'. ' ? ? . He* Dr. Simps ? -i M
Bbepai " ry A
nu .1 from the Internal
ti.ni Alliance . 'oi rei tl ?
unite the Mlaaioi i
oi.rganlsai
same governmeni
bodies ,i- thc hat ? hil erl
Beracha thc.?
50 West Foi
Miss S. A. I lt
me to N
? ? ? I raylor
me ls to be bu
? ? . , ?
....
Mrs. L. 8 Hi ted i
try for the mis
?
i i ,-.!w ty Clarke, i
rears ai fatli
Ban 1
Roi Mme. 1
- .
up Wei ? Bia ?
? ?
will enti
M is Msrgsret B. Thoi
for years sup]
w. irk -.v
ol 11< pail.. Tral i - egi
Hies of pn tnt. li
Hlful hom. " N. 1 ll
fri- pu- , ' ' -
irk
Working Oil Q ol g won
who have pririii. d themselvi
? . ? id) sf the H r quartet
? ?-... own a I
ii .ps- n . Ma w ? ii Ts nfl
l nd Grover, the di
.iii M .use, ar.- Bible ti ?
ta been d I reekly i rtni
IVedm ly nlrht of t week foi
I
darli g thi lil
Miss 8. Ea lei k,
.sion- ll
ma nv rears
heart troub]
Wi -? Twi nt; ' I -si
TEMPERANCE REFORM.
JOHN ORAHAM BROOKtrl LBCTDRBi OM
thi*. SUBJECT PROM A NEW
POINT OF view.
Bg MAKE! A Vp;, it;, tl s CHEA SOB THE BCAMTM
KAVIAM gTSTKM- A Raines LAW, HE
DECLABBg ..xiv CMANOBS THE
ga cm or ms evil.
toitn Oraham Br-mki lectured yeal -rday morning
? e Berkeley Lyceum on "Temperance Beform
fmni i Nev.- Point of View," ami mede i rlgereei
' r the B andli ???-. lyatem, which h.* has
studied al firs- hand, having baei senl ta I at
h. Governor Russell fer that purpose
THK GREAT WEAKNESS.
"The " the . fforts that have
eretofore," said the lecturer, "ta that
thej not reckoned witta rh.- purely economic
Until We d" thro wa can
? nothing A Rain. i ..-.iv chang
form ot tli.- evil, and -hough i: mr. seem to leaeen
li f..r a time, i- vu:! before long, break out afresh.
fan ? rg trk ll the
varloui ami oded by
tformei but wlthoul
e that bob. f tl eta touched the heart
\ long ai a ? ll ?w wak) ep ra to
f the tr Hil J, .he argie 1, th, y Will
? is
ridiculed bj mei of people;
bm i.. to secure the n<
w ? - formed which
eas I n the tl ?' !?! one small
|ged to
. - ? acta community
op'ion.
? ?... mnr.v ulooni the
toe removed fr. rn ? . ? . rerythlng
? I I ? ' ? - -i er there and
re n. tut Scandlnat
? mi.ling on. I
; d to get out
- rn .. rai ? drli k->
kli mt re supplied in I
? ? d :.. make
lng off th. drinks ....
...
:k* of then, all
... . .
evatlng
? nu
[real I money,' but
t that under our
? (Tl a-. .?! il,.
rate n
A BCHF ME THAT V. i IRKED
em bega i ta work, the
tra fon Into an organic, i
nd the. eg in one of the long
, fight! that I ? ' l.n
tnmenee sums of
rrupted the pi nt tj lng literature
I ried : ? ? ? - ? iv . ? ? , dla
?
were hop. eat.
--. ? ?' . ly ir
? ? :n Indi i; the Bishop of <
.un.,*
n Brown,' lt w, ? li ? ..
lng loseph Ch imberlin, a
? ? ? ? - tl
- Of his
life?1 ? :. but still ' exp.
the a 'heme
Evei ? Bout h Ca re?
worked ui ? lisadvan
eenl work.
f ri a I ?
.
il rivi ,- drunken
nits la d
WOMAN"! PART
Mr Bi rt wome
e. | trill prove
...
ft
-
'
VI
'
?
? I -on*.
Mr. Bi ' * aften
on I
ll Fl '.
im
Antoni rd ij a rt Mra Lorll
Dr S M -
I W. E. D. Scott. M
: and Mr-.
'.
- ?
CITY HISTORY CLUE EXERCISES.
PTT ( HILDKEN
CELEBRATE ' I - BTHDAT.
tory nub wen
erda; th, Bel
? -? them
for th.
for bi ! hav
... ...
re s
td i
I i vere g
ar hen th
vored took
? -
?:
iy Mrs. W. E
D. Scott Mrs. ' " '
*' I: ?'. i ?? ?.i
Hilder Idrest I
W. D. II. V insen Wen
Wheatcrofl
Dram
- ?
l . M td
. m . v;
...
? ? i .
i com.
with the
?
-
le-' ' I.
... ?
'?'
?
'
?:ng willing
ess vcr
the happli
' little
he rei
? . Ime.
: rna pi.
v- he Bret
had her owi irps of
?? dresses
ise on.
tig "1 Mk.*
r "yellow oi might
? ,i. ? 0 Wt ll
about
\ .... ,;, )n.
gram of re
Mr. V -
lld. he
.
I ?
ii abe
? preseni Bh. meed to mention
'Half
.; said:
WBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB\\W 9^kRBBBB\\ 9^kBB\\
'1 ? ??' . ?
I :-?.-..?? ' JR . .. ? fe.]' .
fl. Si ?'% - ?. :-:.': reh?j
CXLKBBATINa WASHINGTON'S BIBTHDAS IN MLLHKKKY BEND.
jr u.
"I with you would t*Il me what the ' Half Moor
wat. anyway."
Mrs. Abbe wat sure no member of the Tty HI
tory club would'ever have displayed such lltno
ance, and her oplnl in was Justified by a little bc
I In one of the front rows, who Interrupted her to st
that 'he Half Mom was the ship Hendrick Hu.
I son tailed In.
Miss Elsie Flews announced two prizes to I
j competed for by memben <>f the City History Cia
The hrs: wai lt.- awarded to the member ender ii
i teen who writes the best paper on 'The Origin .
| th.* Hutch Names of Oreater New-Tork," with
I map of the city appended, and the s. corni eal. I
competed for by members over flfteen. Ii will t
awarded fir (h.* be?: paper on "Tn. Ixl.- of ABM
ha io ni.* Dutch Republic." Roth papen mu*' I
In by Mer 1.
Mr*. Aub., then sunounced a donation of "'"'
rear, to h.* used as a prise, which will be competi
f..r yesiiy for ten years by the teachers of ti
city.
Mr. Gild, r sp,,k, on "George Waahlngton," ai
contrasted in lu tai hoi I offl ? ia. ipresei
In a lett.r to his "Dear Pats; (Mra Wathl _
j with the eagernesa iyed bj modern patrtot
, when a nomln itlon la ai ? ? Ilea. H
i imo ired him ilao. with greal an i -
i the last two hundred years, end said thal tr- aeema
? ik- i !-???- man among i "r* an
cds ip. araa -ur.. if .,- ,,.,! lived to-daj . : i
have approve,I th I I lt
As soon a* the .'iir'ain went - ? u- 1 i
time some one called f ??*? :itr? ? beera f NT Mr
Abb.-, .m.! sft.-r thal ' ie ludlenci proceeded I
cheer for everything li could think of and I ? Im
'",:.:?? id'a a ri
THK DAY'S GOSSIP.
The Bret of i aeriel al mus! tl -ilk* for youn
people wal be given Wll I Od I -rum"'.'
Illustration bj Miss C Clifford Walk..: and Mk
Lucy c. Alien on Saturday, February B
..'? lock a. m.. la tl N "? W'*! Lorn
-. . Early Hlsto.
of Music,.rroubadourt and Folk Bong M ?
..il Inatrumenta" and "8 m. Modern Composer
a Martha Waahta per was given tai
g bj tb i Ladlee* Aid 1
Ral T-ii. 1 ? "ta ireh t me-b indrad- um
? -thlrd-et arni Lei ix-eee. 'Pre committee i
charge a.?? Mra Judson Q Wells, Mr. ; B M
Mra Warren C Bpi ng ind Mrs. I
Williams
M ?? M BB I Ol Iden, of Prac ll -.? wul lee
? ?.. Tea.-h. rs' Coll. Heigh
il I o'clock, upon her ext.
I ?
Mrs. Dorothj Harrlngl
mja.. . atti ? ?: ? sw tserlend'
: ii i Ihurch, ' '? '?' ? ? venth-ai
. ra Bing Tl ? stol
thro- the Alps,
with ? ? ' '
-.jun.:
During Mrs. 1
.uies, includ ng a p. a
??i ut-.ria:..I
a song rt d'.ii waa i tat en --.Tri
Young Women* Christ Asso latloi N ? Bs
I--;'teer
Mrs Marv Ellxabetta l* ie. ?' Ksnsaa, wii! .'?*
liver i lecture for tbe beneSl of the Working Wi
men's Society ut Cooper Lr'.ion on Thunda] ?
ing. .. ginning a- I o k ler su lt I a
"Ireland, Her Poets, Waniora and Btateanien.''
Ml*s Marv Proctor Bill l( tun this evening 0
"The Land of I M I Sui
Hon*.*, \o Ml \\-.s- pori Last evei
Ina Miss Prod I ' Tin Flos ei
s- .;? mm > - ? K
The Kew-Torb K lawing I
for colored Children. No. 5 t
r'ul opern
tlon for about two yean. An ?
f thia rity a eg on Fri.Ia
!'? | mary -->'.. ir: I H Tw? at)
thlrd-sr ?? rate pl
I. is been pr. , ? -?
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.- Wall
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gramme th. re will
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lows Mi Elisabeth J. Oi
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Mrs. Kate
Miss I-aura P '? M t le 1
S.rah J. 8. Garnet. Mi
rherii esn
Yr Mai E. fi
M m N pn ni of "re conn n
I.. - : In n ? ling l report al the Isa
meeting suggested thal ' mem r
Saturday af)
from .rune to Od
the earl;
re a ? -? ?
t thei . - ? . .
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merni irg . ? v
mes ai
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at th. . ? ? . . 'c. - ii ii
Mond Batu
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Among the won ? hi ve dogs In I Doj
Mra J P Mi - vi il m Moon
A SPECTATOR AT THK DOO SHOW
Mr* Jj irv Post. - I Mn \ an !:???
a little Chinese "tress, only Ave j
Ah Font, la
- bride f
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flutelike ??
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lyn. of a Mrs. rick ta
. ridging th>.
re ?? Ipi of the beau! to Mra
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Th'* pii , With Mr*
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third--- ll
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Bl SINESS ll OME ) CELEBATE.
on. pusslini -? night
by the Bsembera of tl S mm d's R
lt -.an Club il tl geog :-:..n, la the
Hamilton Bank B aaa that el
Mra Kat brent Lan, ll waa t bra iring ,f i man
wheeling a woman In a wheelbarros u
drawing a
Mrs Lane's al. M i rj i<..g.-r-. a little girl ol
tel rears, md I tn Ide ass ala h ra
llanj guests aren , ?? eni In ludlng the ri
line fronds of the mei ind i nd lera in
were i ? ? aa the
object waa pure and simple
.*- 111: i: iBIES' I YES
To the li
I araa a I .. ? i
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lt ls a aubj, sa tc mi
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th! pOOl gs bink.rig tba ' ?
trying tc * tl ? ?' th. I th.
telling tl em ? ?
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t... un, - a.- in i.
rn lia! fee a hen fon-ed to a k r udna
BU i g.ar.- Pel I. BBC dOCS BOl look
Bo pretty, hut la it alter to Hunk lesa ol ityic
anl more of the deal III ta uab.e*' comfort and fut
ur. welfare A MOTULIL
Paawaic, i-vb. is, iW7.
It pays to buy at Vantine'i,
?rapanea*, nnmnn ?pinnlna altai.
New Japanese silks just in from
Japan?twelve dHferent grades.
It will pay \ou ti visit our silk
department this week if you want
black siiks. First cioicc to hrst
comers.
Also,
BLACK BK'-p *;)Ei) JA!* ViKV 23 mch wiJo;
I -. " Ip- !ivl Ma 'p.
BLACK (ANT'iN ( BJEPE; aaa of obi bbseMbbsbI
in 8 qjusbtais luster lamoui t- * cre.it du-ahility.
BLAI K WATERPROOF SH K in two grsdss; th*
only silk that wtM '? Bpi t hy wah*. Tin line ts a great
tai rite
!,fjO0 yds LYONS PRINTED |AP SILK, in oaf
? sm designs; only 45c. yd.
lt pays
to buy rugs
at Vantine's.
It is noe an accident that otlf
Oriental rug business is the largest
in the world.
What then ?
It is because the goods are right
and the price* are right?because
we make it pay you to buy at Van
tine's.
TURKISH UNO PCRSIAM RUGS, 3 to 4 tret wida
try 4 to 81 -t lonf, .it
$4.00 5.00 6.00 8.00 9.00
10.00 11.00 12.00 15.00
EXTRA FINE ANTIQUE sV)KrlARA RIOS, ta
soft, dui n ng; kjvely tastrt,
$20.00 25.00 3500,
according tc rite
ORIENTAL HALI STRIPS; I large ard besutiiaJ
rtrict) . in vanou* s:,*-.
$15.00 18.00 20.00
24.00 md lapwgrd
PRICB RED1 IS ALL DCFAR1RENTS.
C*A A.A.VAtNTINE&CO.
Largest Ispaaast
-?? ? ? lr. ia
vT.-sT'i llr.i.iilnnv. Se** York.
REED & BARTON,
SILVERSMITHS.
Broadway and 17th Street, N. Y
Flint's Tine furniture.
Artistic and Durable.
Bedroom Suits from 816 to $70Se
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POETRT FOR Tin: SUNSHINE POOK 6*7
P? teats
? rr-, fo'irpi in Sunshine
...Pu-.? st BBS Roon gas
will !-. ? 'ea ?' I"r svar
- I Mary."
MENU FOR THE IX'. Al.il' WHEN FOfTM DAT!
ON THE WAY TO RECOVERY.
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f thc
f 1 Should H I
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A.
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Dat William
M Br i . Iowa,
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i h,-r Initials lr "T MK
b a that a ma
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poem, n - ? ra
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j to Hi i
Presl g. | Pt -rp:- gsa bs ?*nd
ng i;nes of
Sunshine" col imn of ta*
tem * srrtttei -ta
ntl I think lt -houlg
- -k room Verj rruiv.
Ni v. -York Pi M | w.
If i BHOL'LD Dil
If l should db
M v friend - - my quiet face
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And di ? mos! fair.
And : . ? ir,! hair,
down with tearful tenderness*
rail .. ?? I ? ? - -
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M> fri. lo mind arith I .p.n thought
Bom* kind mia h i.i v\ rough!
a-ord th i had said,
? ? willing feel had aped:
my *
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mourned to-night.
:'
lld turn ona more to nt
lt- callli - ........ fully
e * h avi n- .1 evince
V ?. ance?
And ? - ? the old famil i .v
i" ? a '. vv ii tri th u in ? inacloaa clayf
Bo I might i fi ? ? iKht.
L Mon nr: I-lon '.urns the poem
\v -
Prestdenl Oeneral ol T I S lt. iht* morning's
'?-,"!' ilea .i fen lines from the
i.m. "If I Should Iib l'.t.,ing shi does
la th- antiior it ? ,. written L>
"H p Rina .:,. Michigan poe! and humorist' ile
'??"iv pan li ? i-.1111111.1-1 given ,t the Opera
Bowling Mt?n. Kv April t, 've, The fol
e was found dead In bsd
Ai tb* iv the local pr---- after the
??-.i thia poem
v AT M-iRKIA.
Nol i' - ' > bellett of ths s .-...? ,. members
?bo i B paper, lt ls hers ?--ated
?? la stn ". i adi Th* fan name
mp st Hi: that ta
iwho h..ve i>ei,i
their dues) to send tn order to st ii the pin Am
body who v.i hes to j..n. the socletj ran do -.. hy
runplv ? niling lu -in l-l-ii Miat will Pring sunshine.
IO sollie of the ? lilli rn- niP-t
All letters In reference te the duh amt ns start
Hhuulu" be a.hlresse.l t,, th.- president-general of Uta
E, 8. 8., New-York Tribune, New-lurk Clig. ^

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