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I I i THE WASHINGTON HERALD H llALD FRIDAY TUNE JU E 5 1908 15 5
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New York WASHINGTON W W4SHIIVG ASHINGTONParis ASHINGTONParisStore TONParis TONParisStore Paris ParisStore
Store will close at at5 5 130 30 p m daily ai1y until un i1 further ur er notice noticeFriday noticeFriday noticeFriday
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Friday Is Our OurRemnant OurRemnant OurRemnant
Remnant Day DayHOSE DayTHoSE DayT
HOSE so inclined can find most exceptional bargains in everything everythingneejied everythingneelcd everythingnee1cd
THoSE T neejied for personal comfort and adornment adornm nt and beautifying the thehome thehome thehome
home There are remnants of every character and in every line lineof 1in 1inof lineof
of goods They are simply odds and ends of things any of which would wouldbe wouldbe wouldbe
be useful usefulWe usefulvVe usefulWe
We close out all these remnants at reduced prices on oQ Friday in inorder inorder inorder
order to get the store in shape for the next weeks business and to offer offerfresh offerfresh offerS
S fresh and complete assortments
Friday Bargain in inGirls1 inGirls inGirLs
Girls Wash Dresses DressesA DresseS DresseSA
A lot of pretty new new Percale and andGingham andGingham
Gingham Dresses in check and andfigure andfigure
figure effects some with high neck necksome necksome
some with low neck necka a collection of ofneat ofneat
neat practical Wash Dresses in the thenewest thenewest thenewest
newest patterns and styles Sizes
6 to 14 years ears
125 for choice choiceRegular choiceRegular
Regular price 195 195And 195 195And
And these remnants
6 Misses Bexgo Peter r Ttteotiwon Tai Suite Eat to totoown Isbown i iown
bown toown own garnet bteok and UackHMdvrWte WacitaAd dnck dnckfull dMGlcfull ck
full ufl resolution style tyIo ibes th 11 M M 13 IS ad 38 1 L Lduoed Re Reduced nduoed ¬
duoed from ZOO Z00 OO to 1280 I2 each ck
7 Mluea MWes Panama aad Serge Sert Salts SJt In brown brownblue
blue tan tan aDd Hcht checks s stogie aDd double doublebrewted tI t1IIebreuted kbIebreestd
brewted tendftting coats full plaited skirt C1rM IiI
13 to IS 15 Wore IW59 50 to t31WJ 38000 OQ Now ow 14JX MLCO i to to915X10 to15cx
915X10 15cx
1 Misses White Organdie PriacaM Dms DNI5 short shortileoTcs MortaIeoTeS hozt1eoTe
aIeoTeS ileoTcs 1eoTe trimmed wit testrUon TaIead nlendetNMS WMs has hasedgo Ideoedl 1treedgn
edgo Q and flue tucks full mu skirt made m or over r drep dropand drepand drepand
and finished 11nbh with dtop flounce rnce size aUel K I Ro
dawd from 150 2T50 5O to SJiSfc 5O
8 Girls and Misses 3H Box Coats of 1 serge and andchCTiot andchci1ot
chCTiot chCT In abort ned 4t IwcUu l with Week UtckTclret WHkT WeekITet
Tclret T lvet collar blue brown awl red 1 bs S to
15 16 2 Were J850 350 to 1850 Sow 51 f75 to Itm O > each eachThird oacTh1rd
Third floorQ it itColored at atColored
Colored Dress Goods Goods4H
4H 4 yds Th 43inrii Tun Striped SoIUns SI1l Reduced
from from 1013 1013 013 to 575 iS far pee pee4T4 p
4T4 4 4 rft de 47infcn Gray Blue B1i Nowdty Voile Be
duced from situ 1113 to rM TS9 T for f < pea cds pccd5
34 yds ds d5 4Mnch Striped Cream Mohair Re no ¬
duced from Jt 4B3 to 300 300 for for5S pee peettixyds
ttixyds 5S rds de 43lach Bte BaDdwtaltc andwfelto Chiffon Voile I
Reduced Rtdu ed from M2S I 1 to US 2J6 for pea
6 jrd d 44lach h Striped Cream MSnir M1r Reduced ll 1uoodfm Iteduccdfr
frsnx fr fm J600 500 to IW 1 O IlK ar po po6X pee peeJda p0Pt
6X yds 43Iach Gray Blue Xoreffy S dfi Tt Chiffon hl1r n
Voile Reduced from 1160 to GOO W GO f for r pee pee411nch ne
2 yd de 47inch 47j Tan Bilk Voile one Reduced Rro IteducedLOO ed from
JLOO LOO to 200 100 fee f ft pee pee5H
5H 5 Tds 3 30inch > Ineh link Figured Qhallle Re
fluceJ from Crom 311 311 to 350 250 for pea pooAlso peaAlso poeAlso
Also the following
36 yds 48inch Tanandwhite TanandwhiteStriped TanandwhiteStriped TanandwhiteStriped
Striped Silk Voile
24 yds 48inch Grayandwhite GrayandwhiteStriped GrayandwhiteStriped GrayandwhiteStriped
Striped Silk Voile
28 yds 48inch Gray Blueand Blueandvhite Blueandwhite Blueandwhite
white Striped Silk Voile Voil
25 yds 48inch Grayandwhite GrayandwhitePlaid GrayandwhitePlaid GrayandwhitePlaid
Plaid Silk Voile VoileReduced VoileReduced VoileReduced
Reduced from 225 to i a ayard ayardSecond yardSeo3Dd yard yardSecond
Second fleorG G at atCotton atCotton at atCotton
Cotton Dress Goods
24 2 25 to 7 yard lengths lengthsIJfiic lengthsI2o
IJfiic 1 Bates Gingham lOa a oyard ayardl24c yard yard12c
12c 12 Batlsto Lawn lOc a yard yard15c Jnrd15c yardlSc
15c Printed Percale l lie c a yard yard15c yrd15c yardl5c
15c Batiste Lawn Sc a a yard yard25c Yard2Sc yard25c
25c Printed Organdy lOo a a yard yard25c yard25c yard25c
25c Irish Dimity 15c l c a yard yard2Sc yard2c ord ord25c
2Sc Plaid Madras 12c a yard yard35c yardJSc yard35c
35c Mercerized Poplin 20c a yard yard37c yard37c yard37c
37c Plain Mouaecllne do Solo Soloyard 2c a aard a ayard
yard yardBOc yardSOc ard
ard50c
SOc Banzai Silk 36c a yard yard50c yardSOc rd
SOc Scotch Madras 37J5c 37 a aard aardSe ayar ayarSecond yard yardSecond
Second Se md < flocrG street streetBlack otzmtBlack I IBlack
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Black Dress Goods
5 yds ds 44inch Voile Lupins Reduced from fremoo freut503
t503 500 oo to 100 for piece peee
5 yds id 4Mnch Check Panama Reduced from
5 500 to 100 OO for pteo pItoe peo peo8t
84 8t jds rtt 44inch Fane Fane Scree Reduced from L L3ttoOOfuc
300 350 3ttoOOfuc 3ttoOOfucS to 00 for piece
5 yd l1e IftlaeH Volte Lupln Luptne Reduced u from fromT50 fftQSO fror5o
T50 SO to JSS S for or piece
5 yds ie 45Inch Storm Serge Reduced from fromoo irouoo
300 oo to 315 for piece pieceT4 pilClt461adl place464ch
T4 jds 4Waoh Voile Lupin LuplnI Reduced nedUced from CromUi froesu
su 1125 to 961 SO i for ploco ploco4H
4H yds 41lMh 41 hiek AllSilk Grenadine plain Re Reduced Re Reduced Itoduced ¬
duced from f m i83 783 to > 500 500 fer piece
5 yds 3I ilinch j4j fDdt Fren Ereneh h Sergo striped Reduced RedoceectoUfrp1ece dncte2
from 00 ectoUfrp1ece to 315 3t fer piece
I jSecond ISecond ISecond
Second floor fteorG G it itShoe It ItShoe atShoe
Shoe Department DepartmentS
8 pairs Womens lejrelet Court Tie Tki of suede suedeand llUedOand eiediand
and calfskin flkin in blue krtnder k r purple purpe and pon pongee pon1iK pongee ¬
gee with W Goodyear wdt sole and Cuban heel hetloaeofa h heeloneofaInet el eloneofaklnd
oaeofa oneofaklnd > klDd lIt1lfo1 atiI tyl tolled from dbpky silts athsand 4 4ftsd
and iUB 4 ½ n Reduced R from 500 500 to 5100 100 pair pairU
11 pain Womens Patent Leather Oxford Ties TIts
Goodyoar welt sole ako dee a tov fe pairs of two
button Oxfords staa the Jfc 3 4 aDd JHAA3 and anc
6A1 416 and 6BJ 6 t 4H 4 ½ 5 6 and 70 Re ¬
duced from rein GoOO 00 to 125 25 pair pair3D pairJIIi pairpelin
3D pain Womans Tan Russia Calfskin Pumps PwnpeGoodyear
Goodyear welt sole Cuban heel h l ribbon bows die
3 4 6 and nd 6 6AZ A2H R4 6 6 and TBWi 6 6
6H 6 and 7C5 and GD Reduced uCtd from J330 1IQ to t
L95 pair pairThird p1 p1hlrd pairThird
Third hlrd floor floorTenth Tenth st stUpholstery at atUpholstery atUpholstery
Upholstery Department Departmentpairs
5 pairs palm Colored Muslin Curtains Curalns till length lengthtrimmed Itngtbtrimmtd lcngthtrimmed
trimmed with full raflte Reduced from 175 l7 to toJLOO toLOO t 0 0iec
JLOO LOO pair
15 pairs Crossstripe Madras Curtains good ood Vol Volcrics 01 01orfnp L Lcringa
crics Reduced from 300 300 and 350 350 to SL50 150 pair
100 yards 36inch Printed Miulin IUUn suitable for forcurtains farcurtaIns Ic C Ccurtalna
curtains bed covering cushion corers Ac c c Ro Rodoced no nocluC R Rdoced
doced i from ISo 1 to lOa yard
1 lOxi8ft 1OI8IL z7Bft Porch Blind slightly imperfect Re Reduced Reduced Ih IhCored
duced from 00 Ot to 100 100Scricn
2 Screen Doors complete QOUI oompic Ic ± c with fixtures ftX silently ailrhtl I
imperfect 1tnpm size cS63 6S and 29610 ft fL Reduced Reducedfrom Redutedfrmt d dfrin
from UO to JLOO LOO each eachFourth eoachFourth CCbrourtli
Fourth floor tioor4 < 3 at at
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Friday Bargain in inWomens inWomens
Womens Lawn Suits SuitsWe SuitsVc
We have just purchased and of offer ofI ¬
fer f er at a special price a lot of Womens Worn Vomens ¬
ens e ns Lawn Jumper Suits They are arcvery arevery
very v ery sheer and pretty and are ideal idealfor idealfor idealor
for f or morning or afternoon wear we r in intown intown
town t own or out of town Waist is istucked istucked
tucked t tl and piped with solid color colorlawn colorlawn
lawn l awn skirt has two broad folds fin finished finished ¬
ished i with narrow piping Theres Theresquite Theresquite Theresuite
quite q qi uite a variety of patterns includ including including includng ¬
ing i ng white and black stripes and andchecks andc11ecks
checks c also blue and white brown brownand brownand brownnd
and a nd white tan and black tan and andbrown andbrown andrown
brown b rown figures of various sizes and andstyles andstyles
styles s A collection of neat practi practical practical practial ¬
cal c al summer Wash Dresses at the theSpecial theSpecial theSpecial
Special price 375 each eachRegular eachRegular eachRegular
Regular Price 500 500Thin 500T1 oo ooThud
Thin fleorC st stWomens It ItWomens atWomens
Womens Skirt Dept
1 Black Broadcloth Shirt 8irt flare aro med style styletrimmed ItIetima at atr1ned
trimmed t arauad bottom with braid Rcdmtd from fromtU fromW fronikU
tU to 12 1Z6O 0
1 Black Chariot Skirt Skirt plaited stylo Reduced ReducedKJt ntdl10cdfrom L Let
from f et KJt JS to 750 750BnMU 750 7Oz
2 Brawn Panama Skirt Skirt Reduced Ifrem frw frwo3tOeck nN1 100 7SO 7SOto
to t o3tOeck UQ CO each
1 Bhw PaaatM Skirt Skirt pUlicd style trimmed trimmedwith trilNnedwttk trlniewtk
with taffeta folds C oWe Reduced from St H ttV 0 to i1O TJO
1 Gray Mixed Panama Skirt SIdrt plaited JIIak alted d style styletrinuMd stylotrimIBtd styler1iaid
trinuMd t with foWl 1cM Reduced from 316 3 375 to 750 750
2 Bleak V VIle eIIt 0t Stim lined with Uk aRk plaited plaitedefcrfe IdaLtetec 1100 1100MJ1e
efcrfe e und with wfz sa 6aln n fMa Rerimtd from from16ee fxe fxeILOG
S 16ee to ti6 tl oaoh oacLTWnl eee eeeTbkd
TMrd floorGt iL iLWomens HWomens t tWomens
Womens Waist Dept Depti
i 1 Imported QoUea Brown Liberty Satin Wafei Wafeitrimmed WAI6ttrimmed Waletrieuecd
t trimmed with ith chmy cuny bee flaw tuck and touches touchesof twcIhesoC teecheLerslan
of Persian lc an braid Reduced from 3800 3300 to JW50 SlUoS 51150Pretty
2 Pretty Chiffon Waist Itr light blue blu and ca canary 1I ciasry ¬
I nary made surplice effect e ect trimmed with Baby Bab Babirleh
Irish kce sad huge Sara toeki Reduced ILed from 1Gro 1Groto 1650 1650to I Ito
to IUJO 1150 eatk eeskS
8 Allllata Tucked Wafets tallered style with withlong withJoa willlos
long los sfeeves and stiff caffs s also aereral lIaM HaadenbreMered lIaMem handembroi4ered
enbreMered em Madras I ras Wakte with long sleeves sleevesfs IIICOT IIICOTrHC4ft elceeceg
rHC4ft fs M in front RedHced from 500 500 and JT 1s 1sto 575 575te O Oto g
to 315 X each eachM 9 oathII
M TneJnd CroMbarred Swiss Waists Waktl with Mae Maer Nileor blu blublack
or r black offloroidwBd dot fa r fuea q n in bade badeatoMts beelcdies beakale
ale atoMts dies dee 38 49 1 aad 42 4 4 Reduced from fromto 131 131to O 3 3to
to o50 t50 50 eaeh eaekl eiekI
12 I Crossbarred MmMa Le In Wakts i sleeroa sleeroatrtauMd aieeT I ItriMeed
trtauMd with TtlnetameB n1BeI Ja aee and embroidery y
bMertioa f futea eaten M n in bade all sbes Reduced frotA frotAJ295 frotllto roe l ltl
J295 tl to r 136 6 each eachA eachA eaci eacit
A t lot of Allwool Sbawfa in white wWte gray and andSwtch andstA an S SSeetoit
Swtch plaid at greatly reduced prkea prkeaTMrd ItrkesI1drd prkeeThird
Third floorG st stCorset It ItCorset atCorset
Corset Department DepartmentS
S pairs Parame GorscU silk brochc high hut hutroedfara btutmedtam hnilmedem
roedfara hip Reduced from toni 1383 1350 to S50 550 5 0 pair
2 p 1813 lw LIb of France Cartels coatU Reduced l lfrctM ct ctfru
frctM fru 1150 50 0 to SiOO 00 pair veirJIlIn pairI
1 pairs Paraae Para Corseu cmiUI raedkim but and andhips AndkllJIj an d dkie
hips kie R ltedt dtned from 160 560 to 2J5 i5 pale paleX
X pair pairs Lllr of 1 Fraaoa Frs Onets ptwk 1 IRk hrodie hrodiemedium brClDMdtIua bcodurae
medium rae hurt and hip Reduced from HN and an il ilIL03
1100 1109 ta I J560 5 ue pair pdtJ A
4 pairs palc Ity hv Corsets flgarod brocM high bust bustIMS bmtIo biotIe
IMS Ie UP otastkB c sUes st attached attac ed RtdwKl fr rrtm m J8M J8Mto L J Jto 3 3to
to SII 191 pak pakTWrd pdrTWnI pairTrd
TWrd fleoraerenth leTtnth st stChina stChinG at atChina
China Department DepartmentK
K Decorated Japae J Jepaeee e Bovllten B Cups and Saucers SaucersReduced uccrs uccrsItedlteed I IReditsOil
Reduced from from We to 25c each tI1 1
1 Rtehly RIcbI Decorated China Chocolate Pot Re Reduced no noduc8d R Rduce1 ¬
duced from coin 250 9 to SLOO 100
3 Decorated D tw Jaranese Va Yaus 9 slightly Imperfect ImperfectReduced bnpcrlectReductId I IReduced
Reduced from corn tic to So each eachImported eachImported
2 Imported Decorated China Cracker Jars allghUj allghUjimparfect aIfghU1impedfCt ai1ght ty ty1mect
imparfect Reduced from Sic to Soc each
2 Imported Decorated China Tea T Pots eligbtlr eligbtlrimporfoct aUldttl1i eight ly lyfmect
imporfoct i fmect porioot Reduced from SOc to 25c each
1 Decorated Limoges China Cerercd Dish Rc Rcdveed Rer Rerdueed It 0 0duced
dveed from rein SLOG 400 to 100 100DoratM >
1 Decorated Bonlbh Porcelain Por Ialn Soap Tureen Re Reduead J1eodueed Th a aduceil
duead from 57 225 26 to Ka
2 Decorated French China Meat Ieat Dishes Dishes medium mediumsize mtdJumhe niedlw n ndie
size die he Reduced from toni SUO 150 to Tic eaeh ea
1 Decorated French Chin china Mayonnaise Bet Re Reduced ne nedcd It a adiced ¬
diced from 5100 100 OO to 100
1 Richly lUckl Decorated Japanese M5 China Bread Tray TrayReduced TrayRodnced Tn I IReduced
Reduced from 5150 L50 50 to 100 100Fifth 5L00FllthflcorGzt 100 100Fifth
Fifth FllthflcorGzt FllthflcorGztPicture flocrG st stPicture ItPicture
Picture Department
1 Largo Poatcl marine view in dark green greenandgold trrenandJOld gren a aandgoid
andgold frame Reduced from 1500 1500 to 500
1 Largo Handcolored Photogravure by Ridg Ridgway R1dte R1dtewar R1d R1dway
way Knight In broad gilt frame Reduced from fromi50 no
i50 750 to 350 350Gonulno 350 350Genuine
2 Genuine Pastels landscape scenes scenes in broad broadgilt broodgUt bro brogilt
gilt frames Reduced from 500 500 to 1 195 each
1 Largo Bandcolored Photogravure Tho Wel Welcome Welcome Wc Wccome ¬
come Guest Gu t in broad gilt frame Reduced from no
1200 1 OG to 395 395
1 Genuine Pastel marine riew Ti v in dark frame frareeto frameto free freeto
to matcn Reduced from coin 1000 1000 to 250 250
1 Largo Photograph St 8t Marks Mark Cathedral in inbroad inbroad inbroad
broad brown frame rame Reduced from 1200 to toe to2 295 295Fourth 6 6yonrth
Fourth 1 oarth floor lloorTenth Tenth st stHousefurnishing atH at atHousefurnishing
Housefurnishing H Bept 1JeptCopper
2 Copper Chafing Dishes Reduced from 250 250 to to1ZS
125 1 each
1 Nickelplated Coffee Percolator Reduced Reducedom ReducedomiS from f
iS 57 725 to 500 500 500i
1 Nickelplated Ruwlan Coffee Pot Reduced Reducedfrom Reducedfrom Reduc Reduccorn
from corn 300 300 to LtIS 195
2 Drip Coffee Pots Reduced from rota L25 to 65c 65ceach 5cch I do doeach
each ch
1 Nickelplated NIckeI PIAIed Scap Dish Reduced from 175 175to L15totlSc L 75 75to 5
to totlSc Die
6 Enameled Dub Pans Reduced from roc to to32c to3c to3cech
32c 3cech each
1 National Carpet Sweeper Reduced from Inc m
25 2 225 to 1Z L25 125I
1 33qt Galraaked Waterlog Can Reduced Reducedfrom RedUCtdfrom Reduc ed edfrom
from Sin to CSa do
1 CovIJlIboUom WIUh Boiler Bo1lcrdcnted dented Iledncrd Reduc ed
L Lc = = 5200 200 oo to 41Z < l lHfth L25
I Fifth floor tloorEleormih Eleventh ft t t
WOODWARD W OODWARDLOTHROP DW ARD LOTHROP L THROP
INTEESOGIALIORLD INTEESOGIALIORLDMiss INT ITllE lE SOCIAL SOCIAbOIiLD SOCIAbOIiLDMlss WORLD WORLDMISS
Miss Ethel Jewel Dony the theBride theBride theBride
Bride of K R H 11 Brown BrownBECEPHON BrownRECEPTION rown
RECEPTION FOLLOWS WEDDING WEDDINGMetropolitan WEDDINGtletropolltan
Metropolitan Baptlnt Church Pret Prettily Prettily Prettily ¬
tily Decorated for Ceremony at atWhich atVhlcb atWhich
Which Vhlcb Hov George B Iaydwell MnydvellOfficiates IaydwellOfficiatcli IaydwellOfficiatca
Officiates Interesting HarriagCM HarriagCMTomorrow MarrIaacTomarrowSocial 1arriaioNTomorrowSocial
Tomorrow TomarrowSocial Social NOTTS and Notes NotesMiss NotcHMII 2otCNMire
Miss Ethel Jewel Dony daughter of ofMr otMr ofMr
Mr and Mrs James H Dony was mar married marrlod marclod ¬
clod last evening to Mr Robert Harlin HarlinBrown HarUnBrown HanhinBrown
Brown formerly of Portland Oreg now nowa nowa nowa
a resident of Boston The ceremony was wasperformed waspettormed wasperformed
performed in the Metropolitan Baptist BaptistChurch BaptistGhurch BapUstChurch
Church by b Rev George E Maydwell Maydwellpastor Maydwcllpastor
pastor of Waugh M E Church at 730 730oclock 730i
i oclock and was followed toll owed by a reception receptionIn
In the home of the brides parents for forthe forthe
the relatives and bridal party and a few fewclose tewclose fewclose
close friends The church was decorated decoratedwith decoratedwith decoratedwLth
with green foliage and white blossoms blossomsthe blossomsthe
the pews pow for tho families being marked markedwith markodwith
with palms the color scheme home observed observedbeing obtlervedbeing
being white wh te and green Tho music was wasa wasa
a special feature of the ceremony ceromon Mrs MrsHope MrsHope
Hope Hopkins HopklnaBurroughe Burroughs was at the organ organand orgnnand
and for tho entrance of the bridal party partyplayed PArtyplaed partyplayed
played the wedding music from Lohen Lohengrin Lohengrin Lohengrin ¬
grin During the ceremony Mrs W V J JLatlmor JLatlmor
Latlmor and Miss Mls Florence Girard sang sangsolos
solos s olos the former singing jO O Promise PromiseMe PromisoIe
Me Ie and tho latter Drink to Mo Only Onlywith Onlywith
with w ith Thine Eyes As the bridal party partypassed partypassed
passed p arsed down the aisle and loft the church churchMrs churchMrs churchMrs
Mrs Latlmor and Miss Girard sang an anarrangement anarrangement anrrangement
arrangement a of Rubinsteins Melody Melod in inP InF
F for two voices olcos to the words Voices Voicesof VoicesoC
of o f the Woods WoodsTho WoodsTho WoodsTho
Tho bride was WR attended by tho bride bridegrooms bridegrooms ¬
grooms g rooms sister Miss Lottie Brown as asmaid asmaid
maid of honor and the bridegroom brld groom was wasattended wasattended wasttended
attended a by b Mr Frank A Dony Don brother brotherof brotheroC
of o f the bride The gown of the bride was wasan 1asan wasn
oa
an a n exquisito one Ofl of cream silk crepe de dechino dechine
chino c hino mado princess and trimmed with withaco withlaco
laco l lt ace and seed pearls Sho wore a veil 011 of oftulle ottullo
tulle t ulle hold with lilies of the valley and andnocklaco andnecklace
necklace pendant and other othorornaments ornaments of ofpearls otpoorls
pearls and carried a shower of Bride Briderose BrIderosCifi
rose roseThe rosCifi rosCifiThe r oses osesThe
The gown of orthe the maid of honor was of ofcanary otcanary
canary silk mado princess S and she car carried carried carnod ¬
ried too roses rosesThe rosesThe
The house hCu o was decorated with a color colorscheme colorscheme
scheme s of white hlte and canary with fresh freshblossoms frfhbloasoms
blossoms and palm After the Informal Informalsuppor Intormalsuppor informalsuppor
suppor the bride and bridegroom left for fora
a short wedding trip which will end in intheir Intheir intheir
their new home horn In Boston The going goingawny golngaway
away gown was of brawn Venetian VenetianPanama YonetlanPanama VenetianPanama
Panama cloth ioth with which tho bride wore worea
a hat of o Alice blue Miss Wlghtrnan Wlghtrnanof Ylchtmanof
of New York is tho house guest of the thobrides thebridos thebrides
brides parents She came me over for the thewedding thewedding thewedding
wedding and will remain for several severalweeks 1IOoralweeks
weeks weeksOn weeksOn weeksOn
On Tuesday evening Mrs Brown noe noeDony noeDon
Deny Don was the guest of honor at a a func function function tine tinetion ¬
tion given by b the member of the Delta iDeltaMu DeltaMu DeltaMel
Mu Club an organization of young girls girlsof girlHot
of which tho bride is a member memberMrs memberlIrs membrMrs
Mrs Henry Henr M 1 Hoyt wife of the So Solicitor 50Uchor Soicitor ¬
licitor h General and Miss MI Constance Coystaoce Hoyt Hoyttheir Hottheir
their debutante daughter Itava ave gone gonePomfret tD tDPomfrot tl tlpomCret
Pomfrot Conn where th they y wW 1 iUeid iUeidthe sj eiul eiultho rd rdthe
the remainder of the summer season seasonRepresentative on onRopresontativo
Representative and Mrs Edgar D DCrumpaokor DCrumpaokor DCrurnpaokor
Crumpaokor of Indiana left Washington WashingtonTuesday Ya blngton blngtonTuesdAY
Tuesday for or Hot Spring Spring Va Ya whore they thoywill theywilt theywill
will spend a fortnight before returning returningto
to their home in Indiana IndianaThe IndianaThe IndiansThe
The weddings of tomorrow are inter interesting Interosllng Intereating ¬
eating Miss Elsie Pearce daughter of ofMr otMr ofMr
Mr and Mrs William H Poarce will be bomarried bemnrrJcd bemarried
married at noon to Mr Thomas Chasteau ChasteauThatcher ChasteauThatchor ChasteauThatcher
Thatcher of Baltimore son of Mr and andMrs andIrs andMrs
Mrs Irs J A A Thatcher The ceremony coromon will willbe willbe willbe
be performed in the homo of the brldos brldosparents brldespflIents brldosparents
parents pflIents in S street in the presence of ofonly otonly ofonly
only the relatives and a few very inti intimate intimate killmate ¬
mate friends by b Rev Samuel H Greene Greenepastor Greeneputor Greenepastor
pastor of the Calvary Baptist Church ChurchMiss ChurchlIiss ChurchMiss
Miss Marie Pearce sister of the bride brideelect brkl brklelect brideelect
elect will bo her maid of honor and a d Mr MrFletcher MrFletcher MrFletcher
Fletcher Byrd will b be beat man The TheSmall Theiltnflll TheZflitil
Small Zflitil brother and sister the bride wlli wlliact wllIact willact
act as ribbon bearers A breakfast wil wilfollow will wUJoUow willfollow
follow the ceremony ceremonyMrs ceremonyMrs ceremonyMrs
Mrs Helen Gait G lt Talty TaU daughter of the thelate thelato thelate
late Mr Ir Walter Gait Galt will be married at
4 oclock tomorrow afternoon to Mr MrGeorge MrGoorge MrGeorge
George Carter Minnlgerode in the apart apartment apartment apartmont ¬
ment of her mother in tho Marlboro by byRev byRov byRev
Rev Herbert Scott Smith rector of SL SLMargarets Stargnrets St StMargarets
Margarets argnrets Episcopal Church Mrs Talty Taltywill Taltywill Taltywill
will have for her only aUondant Mrs MrsHarry MrsHarry MrsHarry
Harry Freeman Clark who was formerly
Miss 1188 Elise Hclskelt as matron of honor honorand honorand honorand
and the best man will be Mr Ir Cuthben CuthbenPowell CuthbertPowell CuthberlPowell
Powell Minnigcrode brother of the bride bridegroom brJd brJdgroom bridegroom ¬
groom Only the Immediate families will wilbe will willbe I Ibe
be present at tho ceremony ceromon which will willbo willbe willbe
be followed by a small reception Mrs MrsTalty MrsTnlty MrsTulty
Talty Is the widow of Mr Albert Mantoll MantollTalty MantoUTalt I ITalty
Talty TaltyMrs Talt TaltyMrs
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Mrs Mnzio fazle Nodlno La Sholle widow of ofKirko otKlrko ol olKirko
Kirko La Sholle will bo married tomor tomorow tomorlOW tomorrow
lOW row ow to Mr Joseph Rowland HOl nd Hunt The Thoceremony Thecoremony Thcceremony
ceremony will be performed In the coun country countrY nountry ¬
try homo of Mr and Mrs Frank A AVandorllp A1anderlIp
Vandorllp near Tarrytown N Y Mrs MrsLa MrsLa MrsLa
La Sholle has been in Europe for some sometime sometime sozmtime
time and returned only this week Mr MrLa MrLa MrLa
La Sholle was known as the composer of ofTho orTho o f fThe
Tho Ameor The Princess Chic and anda anda am I Ia
a number of other popular p pular light lI ht operas operasMiss OperasMiss operasMiss
Miss Clara C Joyce of this city was wasmarried wasmarried wa 3 3married
married Wednesday to Mr Ja Jams I s Lee LeeJr Leejr LeeJr
Jr of 0 Jersey City in St St Patricks PatricksChurch PatricksChurch PatrIckChurch
Church at 4 oclock by Rev William J JRussell JRussell JRussell
Russell rector Immediately after the thoceremony theceremonr thu thuceremony
ceremony the bride and bridegroom loft loftfor leCtfor id I Ifor
for a wedding trip They will live in Jer Jersey Jersey JorCity ¬
sey City CityMr CityIr CityMr
Mr Ir Jerome Bonaparte who returned returnedfrom returnedtrom I Ifrom
from Europe tEis t ls spring spring after escorting escortinghis escortinghis escortinihis
his mother to Germany sailed yesterday yeslerdayfor p pfor
for France for the remainder of the thosummer thesummer tb tbauiuner
summer summerChief summerChieC auiunerChief
Chief Engineer and Mrs E D Roble Roblein RobleIn Roblein
in celebrating their golden wedding anni anniCUT annlCUT
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versary v vr Wednesday enjoyed a memo memorable memorable memoable ¬
rable r reunion of their children grand grandchildren grandchildren ¬
c children and near relatives from BIng Blnghamton BInghamton Bingamton
hamton h amton Cortland and Marathon N Y Yand yo yoand Ynd
and a nd Paterson N No J JMrs JMrs
Mrs Burrows Burrows wife of Senator Burrows Burrowsof
of o f Michigan Is making a visit with Sen Senator Senator SontOr ¬
ator a tOr Burrows soninlaw and daughter daughterMr daughtorMr daughterr
Mr M Me r and Mrs George McNelr at Blar BlarcllffoontheHudson nriar nriarcllfroontheHudson 1riarltifoontheHudson
cllffoontheHudson e where Senator Bur Burrows Burrows ¬
rows r Joined hor early In the week She Shewill Shew111 Sheill
will w ill make a visit with Mrs Thomas ThomasF ThomasFWalsh P PWalsh Falsh
Walsh W alsh In their place plao near Denver DenverMiss DenverMiss DeiiverMiss
Miss Frances Miller Miii daughter of ofnd Mr Mrand Mrand
and a nd Mr 1IrE Bon Miller Is now in Annapolis Annapolisspending Annapolisspending Annapolispending
spending s a week w olc as house guest of Mr Mrand Mrand Mrnd
and a nd Mrs William Breroton whose two twosons twoSQns
sons e are In tho Naval Academy one of ofthem orthem
them t In the graduating class classMiss classlI1ss classMiss
Miss Edna Buffenberg Crawford Crawforddaughter Cra1torddaughter
daughter d of Mr and Mrs John Craw Crawford Crnwford ¬
ford f ord was married Wednesday afternoon afternoonto
i to t o Mr Charles Hubert Johnson of this thiscity thiscity thisity
city c ity In tho Manhattan Hotel New IOe York YorkThe YorkThe
The bride had her three sisters as her herattendants horattondants herttendants
attendants a Mrs George Le Boutilllor BoutilllorMrs BouUUterMrs BoutilliorMrs
Mrs Louis A Greenly and Miss Hazel HazelCrawford qazelCrawford
Crawford C She wore an empire gown gownof gownor
of o f heavy white satin trimmed with withduchosso withduch08Se
duchosso d lace and pearls pears and a a veil 011 of oflaco oflaco
laco l ace held with orange blossoms Her Horbouquet Herbouquet
bouquet b was a shower of white orchids orchidsand orchidsand
and a nd lilies of the valley vallo Mr William WilliamKurtz W111lomKurtz WilliamKurtz
Kurtz Johnson of this city was 1 S his htebrothers hisbrothers
brothers b best man and the ushers were woreDr wereDr
Dr Hugh H McGuIre cGulre and Messrs Rich Richard Rlcharc ¬
ard arc a rch A A Johnson Oliver H P Johnson Johnsonand Johnsonand Johnsonnd
and a nd John H H Edwards A small reception receptionfollowed receptionfollowod recepllonollowed
followed f the ceremony ceremonyMr ceremonyMr ceremonyMr
Mr Johnson and his bride are now on ona ona onshort
a short bridal tour In this country countr and andwill andwill andwill
will sail for Europe on June IS l Their Theirfuture Thotrfuturo
future f uturei homo will be in Washington Washingtonwhere Wasb1n lon lonwhero
where thoy will como Immediately ImmedIate upon upontheir upontheir uponheir
their t return from abroad abroadMiss abroadMiss abroadMia
Miss Mabel Fuller daughter of Mrs MrsNora MrsNone
Nora M Fuller of this city was married marriedyesterday marriedOlJtorda marriedesterday
yesterday y OlJtorda afternoon to Mr Sydney Mc McSwcen McSween McSwoon
Swoon son of Mr Ir Archibald McSwoen McSwoenin
in i n Richmond V VlUu Va VaMISS Valfc ValfcMlas
MISS Fuller accompanied rrtpanled npanied by b hor mother motherand motherand
and her aunt Miss I 5s s Addle Fuller went wentto wentto wento
to t o Richmond Rf < hmond yesterday torday morning whore whorethey whorethe whorethey
they the met Mr McSweon cSwoon After the cere ceremony coremony ¬
mony mon Mr McSweon and his bride loft loftfor loftfor
for Norfolk which will be their homo for forthe torth forhe
the th t he present pr COnt They will take their honey honeymoon h01e h01emoon honeymoon ¬
moon trip through the South later on onMies u uMiss
Miss Fuller is a wellknown and popular popularmember populurmembor popularmember
member of the young oung s set t In Washing Washington Washingon rashlngton ¬
ton t on and Mr r McSweon Is a member of ofone otono ofone
one of tho th best families In the city He Hela Hes
la I s a nophew of Mr Angus McSwoen McSwoenSenator lloSweenator MuSwoenSenator
Senator ator Nelson A Aldrich has Joined Joinedlil joinedh1l5 joinedhi
lil h1l5 family in Providence R I IMr Illr IMr
Mr and Mrs Wade Chance the latter lattorformerly lattertormorl latterformerly
formerly tormorl Mrs Irs Van Renssoiaer Rooss laer Crugor Crugorsailed CrugOlsenitI Crugersailed
sailed yesterday for England on tho thoMauretanla thoMauretanla thcMauretania
Mauretanla Thoy will make their future futurehome ruturohome futurahome
home In London LondonMr LondonIr
Mr Ir and Mrs Irs Robert Lee LeeKeohing Keeling have havereturned l1aQreturned I
returned from from Europe and will go In Inlow a afow a L
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low weeks to Soabright N H for the themonth themonth themonth I
month of July JulyMr JulMr
Mr and Mra Ira Gardner Williams WJllla and andtheir an antheir I
their daughter Miss 119s Gertrude Williams Williamssailed Williamssalted rnUarnssailed
sailed yesterday on the Celtic for Europe Europeto Bum7ptto
to spend the summer They Tho will make makea mak
a trip to South Africa before they tho return returnto returnto roturrto I
to Washington WashingtonCapt WashingtonCapt YashlngtonCapt
Capt and Mrs Irs Cameron McR tcR WInslow Winaloware WInsloware r rare
are established In their Newport home for forthe forthe fec fecthe
the season seasonMrs sOQsonMrs
Mrs Chadwick wife of Roar Admiral AdmiralFrench AdmiralFrench I
French E Chadwick has opened her herNewport berNewport usc uscNewport r
Newport cottage for the summer summerCol summerCol summerCol
Col Edward de V Morrell Iorr ll has gone to toBar toBar te teBar
Bar Harbor to Join Mrs Morrell who has hasalready hasalready bac 3 3already
already arrived thore Col Morrell has hasspent hasspent hac e espent
spent some days d s in Newport looking over overtheir oortheir r rtheir
their Newport home with a view to oc occupying occupying occupying ¬
cupying it In August AugustMrs Augu AuguMrs
Mrs Frank W Yo Andrews has opened openedhor openedher opene openeher I
her Newport place at Coddington Point Pointand Pointand Pointand
and < Mr Ir and Mrs Walter altar Androws ar arrived nrrled arrived ¬
rived there yesterday from Washington Washingtonto Vnshlngtonto a ato
to stay with her herMiss IterIsRne herMiss
Miss IsRne Rae Wellman W oUman has joined her par parents parents perents ¬
ents Mr and Mrs Walter Wollman In Inthoir intholr ii iitheir
their home home on Phelps P clp3 Place Miss Rita RitaWollman RltW Rit a aWollman
Wollman W llmnn will return here Sunday Sho Shohas Shohils Sh S Shas
has not been in Washington for more morethan morethnn mon e ethan
than a year as she spent last summer summerabroad summerabroad r rabroad
abroad and the past winter In Philadel Philadelphia Philadelphia Philadelphia ¬
phia pursuing her studies In the art artschool artschool an t tschool
school there where Miss Rao Wellman Wellmanwas Vollmanwas ci ciwas
was a student also Both young oung women womenhave Womenhave ri rihavo
have attracted much attention by b their theirwork theirwork thei r rwork
work in drawing and designing designingPUPHS designingPUPILS designingPTJPILS
PUPILS GIVE RECITAL EECITAIStudents RECITALStndents RECITALStudenie
Students of Prof Frccfi Entertain EntertainFriends EntertainFrlelJds ci ciFriends
Friends In Naval NavalLodge Lodge Hall HallBefore lIa1lBefore hailBefore
Before a large audience at the Naval NavalLodge NavalLodge 1 1Lodge
Lodge Hall last evening the pupils of ofProf otProf 0 I IProf
Prof Theobald Frech gave their second secondannual secondannual seconi f fannual
annual musicale Instrumental and vocal vocalselections vocalselections voca 1 1selections
selections were given Three of the pu pupils pupUs pupils ¬
pils Miss Margaret Lang Walter Mar Marlow Marlow Marlow
low and Joseph Hlnwood were gradu graduated graduated graduated ¬
ated and received appropriate souvenirs souvenirsAmong souvenirsAmong 1 1Among
Among the features of the programme programmewere programmawere 0 0were
were the overtures by the orchestra of ofyoungsters oryoungsters o I Iyoungsters
youngsters and the solos by Miss nss Mary MaryHinwood Mar MarHinwood Iary IaryHinwood
Hinwood Lafayette Corbin Miss Helen HelenDoocey HelenDoocey Helec a aDoocey
Doocey and Miss Georgle Hummer HummerThe HummerThe HummerThe
The evening closed with the chorus chorusThe chorusThe charmThe
The Stars and Stripes Forever sung sun sunby
by the entire class classJUNE classJUXE classJUNE
JUNE 5 IX AMERICAN HISTORY HISTORYlS72An HISTORY16iZAtl HISTORYIndian
lS72An Indian deed under this thu date granted to tothe totho tothe
the inhabitants of Schenectady a territory of ofthree orthree ofthree
three miles all 11 around that town town17B1 townliBlFort town1781Fort
17B1 liBlFort Fort Comwalll at Augusta Augt1s Ga surrendered surrenderedwith rorrcnderedwith surrenderedwith
with 300 men to the th Americans under Pickens Pickensand Pickensand Plckanaand
and Lee The latter had forty fort killed during
the siege which lasted serenteen days daysITEtBattlo darsliS2BlItUo days1t2BatUe
ITEtBattlo of Sandusky Ohio with Indians Indians1790The Indians119OThe Indiana1790The
1790The steamboat Iteambo1tconstnJct constructed by John obn Fitch left leftPhiladclphiaat leftPhUAdelrh heftPhHadclphl
Philadclphiaat PhUAdelrh at 4 oclock In the morning for forTrenton forTrenton or orTrenton
Trenton Lanainp La aln from which place she re returned re returned returned ¬
turned to Philadelphia again at 5 oclock in inthe inthe Inthe
the afternoon performing eighty miles against againsta a Inst
a a strong headwind all the cay down and six sixteen sixteen sixteen ¬
teen miles against current cprrentancl and tide tidelEttBlaclc ede1S33Dlack tidemiBlack
lEttBlaclc Hawk and companions released releasedISSt releuedlS released1S4Tho
lS 1S4Tho ISSt Tho city of Omaha Nebr laid out out1855Tho outl1WTho out1355The
1855Tho National KnowNothing KnO oth1ng or American con convention conTenUon conenUon ¬
vention assembled at Philadelphia PhiladelphialB6 PhUad Philadelphia1661hiatUs lph1a lph1a1E
lB6 1661hiatUs Battle of Piedmont Va Va1665GaIrcston VAlS6SOaJTcston VsmsGalveston
1665GaIrcston Tex the th last seaport held by the theConfederacy theConfroeI3C3 theConfederacy
Confederacy surrendered by Gen Kirby Smith Smith1SGS Smith1S6STho SmithlIreThe
1SGS 1S6STho Tho Chinese embassy composed of I Mr 1 Bur Burlinsame DurlInamc lionhiunme
linsame formerly fonn rlJ United States Minister to toChina toChina toChina
China but now employed by the Chinese gut guteminent goTmuncnt gunerumcnt
eminent as special cnroy i Chin Kane and andSun andSun andSun
Sun Chia Su recelred at Washington by Pres President PrtsId PresIdent ¬
ident Id nt Johnson JohnsonISM J Johnson1534A ohIlSOnlrot
ISM lrot 1534A A Democratic United States S Sena Senate to passed the therercnue thoreTlI1nC therevenue
revenue measure known as the sugar trust bill billwhich billWhich billwhich
which was declared to Bite the trust a aof3040Q00 profit profitOf profitQf
Of of3040Q00 50000000 oco
FETE F ETE HELD FOR PLAYGROUND PLAYGROUNDChildren PLAYGROUNDChildren
Children C of Force School Give an anInteresting anInteresting
Interesting Entertainment Entertainmentfluent EntertainmentQuentin
Quentin Q fluent uentin In Roosevelt Among the Mcr McrrymakcrK Ier Ier1mnkcrx
rymakcrK Although A1thou h Not Taking TakingPart TaklugPart Takjn
Part in Programme ProgrammePloasuro ProgrammePloasuroand
Pleasure Ploasuroand and business were combined combinedby combinedb
by b y the pupils and teachers of tho Force ForceSchool Force50hool Forcechool
School S chool in Massachusetts avenue avenue yeeter yeeterday Y88terdaJ
day d ay afternoon when they thcrefltertatned thcrefltertatnedtholrparents entertained entertainedtheir
their tholrparents t parents and friends at a a garden gardenparty gflIdelrmrt gardenarty
party rmrt p arty and entertainment the proceeds proceedsof
of o t which will 111 bo used for the improve improxement Improcmcnt
mont of the school playgrounds which whichare whichare
are a re situated In the rear of the building buildingThe buildingThe buildingThe
The young oung people who realized that thatthey thatthey thatthey
they more than anybody else benefited benefitedby benefitedby
by b y the entertainment ent rtninment made themselves themselvesuseful themselvesuserul themselvesseful
useful u in selling tickets lemonade pea peanuts peaJmts ¬
nuts e uth candy flowers and other things thingsThere thingsThere
There T here were recitations songs solos coon coonsongs COonongs
ongs h sketches by the boys and girls girlsand girlsand
and a nd everybody evcrbod young and old had an anenjoyable anonjoable annjoyable
enjoyable e time There were all sorts of offancy otfanc ofancy
ef
fancy fanc f ancy costumes some of the girls appear appearing appearIng appearng ¬
ing i ng a nt Chinese and Japanese Jap nese ladies oth others othes othrs ¬
ers e rs as Dutch maids Spanish aenoritas aenoritasQuaker 8 senonitasQualcer mor1ta8Quaker
Quaker ladies gypsy gp y fortune tellers and andoffering andotr andofftrng
offering otr rng their wares with a sweet smile smilewhich sm1l8wh smilewhfch
which wh h never failed to produce the needed needednickel needednickel needednickel
nickel or dime dimeQucntln dimeQucntln dimeQuentin
Qucntln Roosevelt Roo oelt the redhaired little littleson 11ttIeson littleon
son S on of the President did not take part partIn putIn partn
In I n tho programme but he enjoyed enjo ed him himself tlmsel ¬
self immensely Immens y trying to dispose of tick tickets tIckets tickets ¬
ets and a d climbing the wall jumping down downand dovtnand downand
and racing around the yard ard with other otherboys oth9rboys otherboys
boys boysThe
boysThe
The following programme was presented presentedby presontedby presentedby
by the pupils vho ho acquitted themselves themselveswith themselveswJth themselvesvith
with credit creditDuet creditDllet creditfleet
Duet br CUffoctl detente and Rfccardo Alea AleaMHdcr AIm1Ider Aleaeeder
MHdcr s 1Ider MAI awl t daw daBOP br MiMnd Xeodhaa w eetha trio trioby trioby trioby
by Bdna Lerch Elisabeth Wlfeon Uon and Kathertee KatherteeTontbail KateniueTurubeli eriBe eriBeI
Tontbail recitation ndta Uoo br flute Rul Lmke Leak solo soo br
I Clifford Cfebonw minstrels VVIUtem WfUta Mean aod aodMMOU aod1IHOIl anditsion
I I MMOU Wright Wrlg t sketch Double Trouble br Don Dorothy orCr Donthy ¬
othy thy dark Cr Stella Stol Moody Io Anita Alt Parker Iae Mary M MI
I Parker rake Elizabeth EUubt Garland Galan Barbara Bab Hcfrc H and amiI andHelen
n
I Helen He Gamp Cmp rcdUtioa Jt by b 1 Woodaon Wo Hancock UaD HancockFred
I Fred Dodson acted aa the official
Dr DrThe noeseer 1 Do at te oS megaphone mpn megaphonenoeseer aa aaThe a
The entertainment which whih had the ap approval approa approval ¬
proval proa of the board brd of education euctn was washold washold washod
hold hod under uner the auspices aupo of the teachers toochorsand tfabers teachersand
and an Prof Munch Mur superintendent suprlatendet of the theForeo thePro theForee
Foreo Pro School Sch Ol said a a float nOt sum sm was wasroaiizod wasrealized s srolzo
realized rolzo which will wi bo b used for the to put purpose pr prps putpose
pose ps of improving Imprlng th tho playground paygond of o the thesh theschool
school
1 sh shLOVE
LOVE NEVER NEYER CHEAPENS CHEAPENSA CIEAPEXS CIEAPEXSA
A great gret man has ha written 1rlte that the thetrouble thetrouble thetrouble
trouble with women is they ie make them themfiolvos tem temsolvos thorno1vos
fiolvos too cheap cheptoo cheaptoo too easy to men me who whoilo wholo
ilo not nt appreciate apprelate thorn thornWell tom thornWell
Well W8I perhaps Prhps lie is right rght A womans womanspride womanspride omans omansprde
pride prde is I almost almt Inrlabl Invariably sacrificed sacrltced to tohar toher toher
i her love loe When hon she loves YO she be loves lovesand lovesand oves ovesan
and an all Al else sinks snks Into insignificance insignificanceWith infgnlt lnaigttlflcancemen nce
With Ith men mn almost almt without Ithout exception exceptionambition ocopton ocoptonambiin exceptionambition
ambition ambiin comes ahead ahod of lovo Who ever everheard everberd everheard
heard berd of a a a man m giving gflng up a 8 career creer for forthe forte forthe
the te sake ske of a woman womanBut woma womanBut
But thousands thousnds of women have given gven up upa upn upa
a n career creer without a second thought simply simplybecause siply siplybOuse simplybecause
because bOuse they tho loved 100 a man manIf nUl manIf
If I woman vman cheapens cheapns herself for mans manssake manssae mansaeko
sake sae and d man mn docs dOa not appreciate it it it itis I itiS
is to mans eternal disgrace disgraceA
A womans womns conception concepton of love is to togive toghc togive
give ghc and always to t tp give giveShe sheShe giveShe
She may ma be mother wife wie sweetheart sweetheartor sweethert sweethertor
or sister but always alw5 she se is i unselfishly unselfishlypouring unselfshly unselfshlypuring unselfishlypouring
pouring puring out her devotion dCU n at the te feet of ofsome atsome otsome
some man manLove manLoe manLove
Love Is too fine r thing to bo b desecrat desecrated d desocrateti ort ortcd ¬
ed by the to term cheapen che pen For perfect perfectlove porfectlove perfectlove
love is selfabnegation selabnegaton and sacrifice sacrltce of ofself o osel oself
self sel can never hurt hr tho giver giverWhen giverWen giverWhen
When Wen a woman loves hot one desire is isto 13to Icto
to see the loved one 00 happy happ In 1 every everygood eer eergoo everygood
good goo womans womas love thoro runs a strain strainof Blln Bllnof strainof
of the maternal matorna That strain of ma maternal raetornal ¬
ternal tera1 tenderness tendoress is J the holiest hoUet thing thingabout thingaout thinlabout
about aout a woman womn Like a 8 brooding broding dove doveher doeher doveher
her mind continually contnunly hovers over tho thowolfaro thoolr I Iwolfaro
wolfaro olr ro of tho ono she loves lovesThere loQsThere lovosThere
There Is not a n man mn on earth oat no mat matter matter metter ¬
ter how base he may be who ho has ha not notat notat nolat
at some soie hoar our of o his hlslfe life fait the te heat heavenly heav heavenly heatonly ¬
enly sweetness sweetnos of some womans de devotion deoton devollon ¬
votion votionThat vollonThat oton otonThat
That he has grown callous to it and anddeserted nnddeserte am amdeserted
deserted deserte or dishonored it i will wi weigh weighagainst weighagainst 1 1against
against him In the last great ot reckoning reckoningWhen reckoqlngWhm reckoningWhen
When tho wn lun grow IS cold coldAnd cld coldAna
And the tb stars grow old oldAnd oldAnd
An s 1C o
And A the te leaves teTt of the to Judgment Jumt Book Dou Douonae3t untotd untotdlionsrett Wik1Longest
Longest onae3t Love Letter LetterFrom Letcr LetcrF Letterthe
From F the Q Cleveland Ia Plain l Dealer DealerThe Dt DealerThe
The The limit In love letters leters in all al my m long longexperience longexperienc lontexperience
experience experienc handling handlng mall said sid an at attaohe attaohe attache
taohe of the local postoffice postofce not long ago agowas agowas agowas
was one about a year ago that had ten ten2cent ten2cent ten2cent
2cent stamps staps on it It The man ma must have haveweighed haveweighed hav I Iweighed
weighed it i too for the postage was Just Justright justrightno jus jusrightno
right rightno no more than needed and no less lessHow lcssHow lessHow
How did I know it was wa a love letter letterWell leter leterWel letterWell
Well Wel I couldnt be absolutely cocksure cocksureabout cocksureabout I Iabout
about it I but if you ou had seen it It and ad no noticed noticed noheed ¬
ticed the stationery statoner the handwriting handwrting the theaddress theaddress I Iaddress
address and so on you wouldnt have haveasked hoeasked haveasked
asked for more than ono guess guessIf gess gessI guessIf
If I I were wer to write wrie a letter loter that long longI loniI
I would send it as an express package package
GIRLS EH ENAGT E ACT DRAMA DRAMAv DRAMAMary DRAiiAMary
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Mary Stuart Presented by byTrinity byTrinity lyTrinity
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Trinity Students StudentsliBIANY StudentsI StudentsHANY
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liBIANY HANY U NOTED NOTD GUESTS GUSTS PRESENT PEESENTBishop PRESENTBlahop
Bishop Bihop OConncll OConnel and Papal Pnpn Delegate DelegateAmoncr Dee DelegateAmong Dte DteAmong
Among Among Those Tose Who Vo W1neJI Wltnen Piny PinyCleverly PluyCleverly PhtayCleverly
Cleverly Rendered by bYI1Uemb6r Members of ofDramatic f fDrmatic fDramatic
Dramatic Drmatic Club Cubanet ClubJanet Janet L McQuaId McQuaIdas
as a Good G od Queen Qu Quacn en Beia BeiaMary DeI DeIMaxy BessMary
Mary Stuart ttuar from trm rena the German Grma of ofSchiller ofSchier ofSchiller
Schiller Schier presented yesterday by the Dra Dramatic Dramatc Dranat1e ¬
matic matc Society of Trinity Trniy College was so sorealistically sorealiticaly sorealIstIcally
realistically realiticaly enacted and so well wel costumed costumedthat costumedthat costumedthat
that men and women witnessing the play
could coud c Ould easily eaiy Imagine Imgine themselves trans transported tans tansported transorted ¬
ported p orted to the Park Pak of Fotheringay Fotherngay or the thePalace te tePalae thealace
Palae Palace P alace of Westminster m in the close cose of o the thesixteenth thesixteenth theixteenth
sixteenth s century centuryThe centuryThe centuryThe
st The play was wa to have been bee enacted on onthe onthe onhe
the t he college coIage lawn law but inclement weather weathernecessitated weathornecessiated weatherecessitated
necessitated necessiated n a a change of plans and the thedrama te tedrama therama
drama d rama was Wa presented in the te college cOloge hall hallbefore hanbefore ballefore
before b efore a large and enthusiastic audience audiencethat audiencethat audiencehat
that t bt bn hat included Right Rev Rv Bishop OCon OConnell OConneI OConell
nell neI n ell rector of the Catholic CthoUc University UniversityMgr Univeriy UniveriyMgr Universitygr
Mgr M gr Averse Aversa papal ppa delegate to t Cuba Cubarepresentatives Cubarepresentatve Cubaepresentatives
representatives representatve r of the faculty fculy and an priests priestsof prest
of o f the Catholic Catholc University Universty Rev Father FatherBede FatherBede Fatherode
Bc Bede B ode O F M superior superir of the Francis Franciscan Frncls Frnclsoan Francisan ¬
can c Bf an Monastery llonastoQ priests and scholastics scholasticsfrfim schola8Ucsfrm scholasticsrGm
frfim frm f rGm Georgetown University Unlverslt the Domin Dominican DominIca Dorninoan ¬
ican Ica l oan House of f Studies Studie and the Apostolic ApostolicMission Apstolc Apstolc1ls810n ApostolicMission
Mission 1ls810n House and d men and women womenprominent womenrominent omen omenprminent
prominent prminent p rominent in the residential and official officialcircles ofcial ofcialcircles offlcialircles
circles c of Washington WashingtonMiss Wahlngn WahlngnMiss WashingtonMiss
Miss Ora Ora 3L lL itt Donsby Daeb of Fort Smith SmithArk SmithArk Smithrk
Ark Ark A rk won the sympathy of the te audience audiencethrough audiencethrough audiencehrough
through t her hr dignified digife Impersonation Impersnton of ofthe ofthe ofhe
the t he hapless haplOs Queen of Scots ScotsMiss Seol ScotsMiss
Miss 1158 Janet Inct L L McQuald of Holyoke HolyokeMass HOlyokeM HolyokeMass
Mass M s beautiful beautCul and majestic majetc as Eliza Elizabeth Elz Elizaeth ¬
beth b eth perfectly poretl costumed ctume and looking lookingevery lookingevery lookingevery
every inch the queen was wa unable unale to toscreen toscreon tocreen
screen s her innate gentleness getenes despite depite the thehaughtiness thehaughtno theaughtiness
haughtno h haughtiness sho a aMume assumed turhed In representing representingQueen repreentng repreentngQueon representingQueen
Queen Bos Boy of England The meeting meetingbetween meetng meetngbetwen meetingetween
between betwen b the te royal kinswomen was WA splen splendidly Iplendi splenkhly ¬
didly di d khly enacted eacte and nd with 1th such ease as aswould a aswould
would have done credit creit to professionals professionalsGirl prC6lonals prC6lonalsGirl professionalsGirls
Girls Girl in Mens Ien Parts PartMiss PartsMils PartsMiss
Miss Mils Bertha Bert L L Daetey Dael of North Da Dakota Dakot Dakota ¬
kota kot as a Earl Ear of Leicester Leeter Miss l15s Eliza Elizabeth Elz Elizabeth ¬
beth bet W Markle Merkle of Chillioothe Cbllothe Ohio as asLord a asLord
Lord Lrd Burloih Burlolgh Miss lU8 Lillian UJan Callahan Clahan of ofAlbany ofAlb ofAlbany
Albany Alb N Y as Earl of Shrewsbury Shrewsburyand Shrewsbur Shrewsburnn Shrewsburyand
and nn Miss 1 Anna Ann P Butler Buter of Cambridge CambridgeMas Cmbrdge
Mas la5 as Sir sr Edward Mortimer Mortlmet played playedin playe playedn
in I n excellent o < ceJot manner lane iann their ther respective rpectve roles rolesand role rolesand
and fanned tonne an attractive atrctve group of young youngcourtiers youngcourters youngcourtiers
courtiers courtiersThe courters courtersTho courtiersThe
The cast cst of characters caacter was as a follows followsEliiabeta folows folowsEUu followsEiIubctk
Eliiabeta EUu QUMB Q of e Bestead EdM Jut JUt L L L McQinU McQisaWEd I
03 0 raafcfe m of fewer M to t QMMB Erbaboik E LMK L Ici L LYand L I ITend
Tend Yu 09 M 1 Isry y T Moriuty l TO UI Mary T TDrocrte TDr TDioste
Drocrte Dr IS Mary 1N Stnatt SW QOM Q Qeea ef o Soate s a aprisewr apnleeser
pr prisewr in EnsUad ED Or O Ore X > t L Dawfear D Daai W M H HMh Ea EaJ Etanh
Mh J Kennedy K her h none 1 Marie a U L L Steos 5 t8 t8Margaret 5 5Margaret
Margaret aq Carl C her hr attendant ata Mary a K Momjr > 1
16 6 atteMtauis aUsdaw at o Mary 1 Smart Sr Alice 1 H flsn fen a aMcNaMn E3yrecaar
McNaMn 16 Gertrade Beatrice ou oule
1eal Ge Bt A GfcTvean GfcTveanVi Oasagaehteesmoed
Vi ItwMBoad le Mute Mni m R n Madden a 5 aakte a of ofboner I ofhonor
boner b Acnes AI gsee E R R Grave Grfe 11 B E 12 Irene Ir Center c 11 11Kobert 11 11RobinS
RobinS Io Dudlty n Karl Er of o LcioMUr Bertha B L LDsefcy 1 J JDaeky
Dsefcy Dae tO 00 George GC Tdbot Td Earl F of o Shmwlwry sr
LtHlan Lli Callahan Cll I IS WUhan WIU Wiilha Cecil C Lord L DOTJ DOTJWgfa than thanegh
Wgfa lo l Lord L High Hg Tmwrer T Etoabetk Eb W Mwkk ekl
63 8 Sir Si Wttttam 1Ulm m Daridflon Dr secretary r ef o state stateAstha Mategatba
I II
I Astha Ap gatba R n Kelly Ke 86 8 Sir S Antes AJ Paafct Pai keeper k of ofMary elMary
Mary 1 Agws AE tgaes M Y Maker W tl 5 Sir S Edward Er Mon Mertteer MonUser
User t hfc J 1a nephew M Anna AD P Batter Bd ES 8 Omnu OmnuIAMbfefito tastIAebepaae
IAMbfefito A the U Frendi Fr Amtemdor Aal llttm n T TYfem TCt Tlpses
Ill Yfem lpses 18 Coast Ct Bettfarre ewrar eC eer atreoadIear atreoadIeartnei t iM T
from fr tnei Frwee P M L Mildred Ooaootty C t8 66 e Sir S Droe DroeDrwy Drs c cOzeer
Drwy DI another I kMp h keeper r of o Mazy Ya Margaret arrt M Y Sal Sallawgr S Sallenay
lawgr la ft N Sir S Andrew 1 Metril Ye her b boo J stew steward a Mewand ¬
and EtixabMh L SollKen M
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pfcyMctan Helen He T Vry Thaws en 13 1 the t Earl El of ofKent oi oiKent
Kent Ke Margaret Ia M 3L SaUaway Baf H 5 sb shhf cM t of o the theeotffity t th thosinty
eotffity U HoMiio lt Loraado L 18 5 oOear o oesr of o the U guard saardMary guardMary
Mary laI Wrlstat Wr 11 1 E EndWi J lords M Mary Yar Cal CalKtghaa Cl Cln Cihighin
Ktghaa n 16 N LUHan M 1 y Rewy n8f T IS English R sol soldiers aoldiers ¬
diers dier Bertha Be J Strootaan S M E BRan Hen A A Her HerFOB He Henme 1
FOB r 11 1 Heaaor E eanon C C C OSrics O U Ewglfah B gUela cwU cwUBMB 1t gestlees
BMB es PatieacB M y OXdl II Bather
Pi ONt I Byrne BJ 11 11Frock II IIFneee 1 1F
Frock F Fneee ceatleara Maraierite argUe E S Pact 11 Lesson
U It t Taylor T 11 11 p 11 nenes sw BHjaboth EO G Batter Bk 11 11Edith it itESith 1 1B
Edith B McDonald eDodd 11 1 11 KaOOeea Kd Moroaey YG YGTiE 1L 1LTHE U UTHE
THE TiE BUNGALOW BUXGALOWIt BU GALOV GALOVI
It I is I in i a class by b itself Iselt and an differs differsfrom dlffeiifrom
from every ever other oter sort srt of house hse It is i so sosimple s ssimple
simple of construction cructin that tht It should shl go goup goup g gup
up like Aladdins palace palaceThe plao palaceThe
The first frt consideration conseation In i the arrange arrangement arrangemost ¬
ment is i that tat it I should shuld permit pemt 8 a eonetant eonetantoutofdoor OQ ssntagcoutofdoor at atoutofdor
outofdoor outofdor life lfe The second HOn is that tk it itshould j It L Lshould
should houk look lok as though It J grew gw in the theselected te teseleote th I Iselected
selected seleote spot spotIt spt spotit
It I is permitted permltod to ramble rambe over as a much muchground I Iground
ground gound as it wanted wate The roof rt covers coversthe Coversthe I Ithe
the entire otke building buidng piazzas planas ell el and andall an I Iall
al all and a one chimney chhhne is used U far kitchen kitchenstove ktcAI I Istove
stove and living
stve rooms roomsIn rm roomIn
In bulldliut buIidlni the floor fr joists jists should shuld be bes best b bset
s st set t up just oft the ground gound so s that tht they theywill thy the thewill
will 1 not rot rot When Wen the outside oute outsd 045n1ehewalls Intoned Intonedwalls
walls wnls are ae put pt on air spaces spce should sold be beleft bi a aleft
left to preserve pr0erV8 them themChestnut themChetnut themChestnut
Chestnut Chetnut or cedar posts pts are 0 used to s st sttho so t tthe Ithe
the bungalow bUQgao upon upn as these tO are cheaper cheaperthan COpr COprtha I Ithan
than tha brick piers pir These Tc posts sHould sHoul be beset hi hiset
set in four Inches blow 1lw grade gde so 8 as asto Uto ac a ato
to be below the te frost fr0t line lineThe lne lneThe lineThe
The posts pOSb should sbok be b s set t on o large flat flatstones ft ftstone fia t tstones
stones stone for footings foUnss The piazza paz floor floorshould floo r rshould I Ishould
should be b laid lai with wih an eighth eghth of an inch inchspace Inh Inhspce 1 1space
space spce between the th boards Os This Thi allows allowstne alkwstne aiho S Stote
tne water water to drain drainBungalows drala drainBungalows
Bungalows Bunglows are ae often ofe built buit of slabs slabsbut slabsbut slabsbut
but though pictorial pictoria these theO are a1 imprac impracticable Imprc Imprcticable Impracticable ¬
ticable from the te fact that tht wood ood insects insectsget Snset S Sgot
get in under the bark brk and destroy the thewood thewood thi a awood
wood woodThe woodThe woodThe
The roof is of shingles shingls and the over overhang onrhg overhang ¬
hang hg of the eaves eve is left with wl11 exposed exposedrafters exposoi I Irafters
rafters rafers to save the expense expase of finish fnis The Thewalls Thewals Th a awalls
walls wals may ml be clapboarded clapbrde or shingled shingledThere single shingledThere
There should be b builders buider paper Jpr be between bcteen betvreen ¬
teen the wallboards walbd and 8Rd the tE clapboards clapboardsThis clapboardiThis
This is Islnc inexpensive enstve and will wU keep kGP out outheat outhed ou ouheat
heat and cold coldThe cld coldThe
The floors foors throughout are generally generaly of ofpine otpine o f fpine
pine The living Jvng room should be open to tothe tothe t 0 0the
the roof but the other oter rooms should shouldhave sho1ld sho1ldhave ci cihave
have a a sheathed shothed ceiling ceilingCreations coing coingCreatons
Creations Creatons in j Hat HatFrom Jab JabF hats hatsFrOm
From F FrOm the Gentlewoman GentlewomanI Gcet
I am quite overpowered with wih tho gorge gorgeousnoss gorgeousnoss
grge grgeousnoss
ousnoss of the hat shops just now Cart Cartwheels Car Cartwheels ¬
wheels seem not to bo In it with the theshapes theshapes th e
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shapes that tht greet my gaze and the hats hatsof hat hatof S
of this variety varlet are wreathed wreahed In the most mostweirdlooking mostweirdlooking mos ct ctweirdlooking
weirdlooking flowers fowers such as never grew grewin grewIn grei v vin
in any bed or border I ever came cme across acrossWhat acro L LWhat
What would our grandmothers gndmother have havethought hvothought hay haythought
thought of blue carnations carnatons and violet violetroses violetroses viole violeroses
roses
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r I REFLECTIONS RfLECTONS REFLECTIONSOF OF A BACHELOR B CHLOR GIRL GIRLBy GIR GIRB
By B HELEN HELEN ROWLAND ROWLANDAlimony ROWLAD ROWLADAlm ROWLANDAlimOny
Alimony Alm ny is the price of peace peaceThe peaceThe peaceThe
The reason that tat a woman who takes the downward path path has has so much muchattention muchatenton muchattention
attention atenton Is that there arc so many men going going that thlt way wayA WayA wayA
A man jnakes Jakes a virtue of a necessity when he prides himself hlmsel on his hisdevotion hisdevotion
devotion to a wife Ife who is so fascinating that he cant help it itTell It It ItTell
Tell Tel a a man that a a a woman woman Is everything that she should be and he hewill hev hewill
v will 1 yawn and take tke your word for it i but tell tel him that she Isnt all a1 she sheought sheought sheought
ought to be and nd he is immediately ImmedJtely inspired to investigate Investgate for himself himselfMen hlmse1 himselfMen
Men Icn declare they admire common sense in a a woman but a n physical physicalculturist physlco physicalculturist
culturist culturlst with a a perfect digestion digeston and a a thirtyInch waist Rlst hasnt a chanco chancoin chancoIn
in tho world against a foolish toolsh unhealthy unhealhy little ltte thing in a 1 French corset corseta orset
a princess frock and openwork Ipenwork stockings stockingsTho stockingsThe stockingsThe
The The ultimate ultmate proof of a mans love is the selfrestraint slrestralnt he shows when whenhe whenhe whenh
he h allows a girl to run hor fingers fngers through throurh his hair without wihout putting puttng up his hishand hishand hishand
hand to sec if I the part art is still stl there thereA thereltte thereA
A little ltte Knowledge Itowledg makes a man a a fool foolbut but it 1 makes e a woman womansuspicious womansuspicious womansuspicious
suspicious suspiciousTho suspiciousThe v vThe v
The best way to cure cure a mans mas love Istoreturn Is Isto to return it with wihlnterostd wihlnterostdthen Interest Interostand Interostandthen and andthen
then watch wtchhi him lose the th ir interest e r st
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our stocks stocksThe stocksThe stocksThe
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for tb the Clril Smice rflce exaaunatiotis aa mil u ufor LSfar asjot
for amaaucneis work Classes now fccms f for forth far1M Zrrt
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HOUSEHOLD LIXEX FOR THE BRIDE BRIDESupportng B BRIDEStipposlrtg mE mESuppo
Supportng Suppo tng three beds are to be b fur furnished fUrnlsbed furnishod ¬
nished nine pairs of sheets and twelve twelvepillow tweheptllow twelvepillow
pillow slips will be sufficient sufficientThree sufficientThree sufficientThree
Three pairs 1N m of blankets are needed and andthe andboat
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the best selection lecUon in these are of mixed mixedcotton mixedcotton mixedcotton
cotton and wool woolAbout woolAbout woolAbout
About six white spreads which are to tobe tobe tobe
be had for 52S6 tS ie should be provided providedAt providedAt providedAt
At least one dozen doz m bedroom towels and andhalf andbalt andhalf
half a dozen bathroom towels are re required re required requited ¬
quired quiredThe quiredThe quitedThe
The bedroom towojs are hemstitched hemstitchedand hemstitchedand hemsUtchedand
and should sb ukl bo about 21 by 44 4 in size sizeThe SizeThe sizeThe
The bath towels will ml measure sure 12 2by44 2by44and by 44 44and 44and
and a set may m be had fer 5LS9 5LS9Shams lS8 lS8Shams 151Shams
Shams should match the bureau scarf scarfand IIcartand scarfand
and may bo had for as low as H 1 a pair pairThe pairThe pairThe
The cream dice patterned cloths make makean makean makean
an excellent selection for everyday table tableclothe tablecloths tablecloths
cloths clotheThey clothsThe clothsThey
They The arc r much to be preferred to the theshow theshoW theshowy
show shoW imitation damask which whlchsoow show up upbadly upbadly upbadly
badly after ter one washing washingTwo washingTwo washingTwo
Two yards ards will m make a tablecloth tableclothand tabloclOthand tableclothand
and four is enough to start with withOne withOne withOne
One dozen napkin napklncp in 22inch Inch size must mustaccompany mustaccompony mustaccompany
accompany the tablecloths tableclothsSix tableclothsSix tableclothssi
Six si yards of brown crash at 15 cents ceptsyard a ayard a ayard
yard will ill make half a dozen kitchen kitchentowels kitchentowels kitchentowels
towels towelsA towelsA towelsA
A Southerners Love for f r Lincoln LincolnThe LincolnThe LincolnThe
The following anecdote is quoted from froma froma
a sketch of Gen Pickett called My sol soldier soldlor aoldier ¬
dier in McCluras McClurasI
I was in Richmond when my m soldier soldierfought soldierfought soldierought
fought the awful a wtul battle of Five Forks ForksRichmond ForksRichmond ForhmRichmond
Richmond surrendered and the th surging surgingsea surgingIC6 surgingsea
sea of fire swept the city cft News of the thefate thetate theala
fate ala of Five Forks had reached reach d us and andthe andthe andthe
the city was full of rumors that Gen GenPickett GenPickett GenPlckett
Pickett was killed I did not believe believethem believethem believethem
them I knew he would come back he hehad hehad hehad
had told me so But they were very veryanxious veryanxious eQ eQanxious
anxious hours hourst hoursThe t The day da after the fire firethere firethere firethere
there was a sharp sh rp rap at the th door The Theservants Theservants Theservants
servants bad all run away The city citywas elt eltwas cItywas
was full of rY Yankees kees and my environment environmenthad e environmenthad 1ronment 1ronmenthad
had not taught me to love them The Thefate Thefate Thefate
fate of other cities had ha l awakened my myfears m mtoors myfears
fears for Richmond With my baby on onmy 01my oiimy
my arm I opened the t he door and d looked lookedup lookedUp lookedliP
up at a tall gaunt sadfaced man in ill illfitting Illfitting Illfitting
fitting clothes He asked Is this George GeorgePIcketts GeorgePicketts GeorgePlcketts
PIcketts home homeWith homeV1th homeWltb
With all tho courage and dignity I Icould Icould Icould
could muster I replied Yes and I am amhis amhis amhis
his wife and this is his baby babyI
4 I am Abraham Lincoln LincolnThe LincolnTho LincolnThe
The President I gasped I had hadnever hadnever hadnever
never seen him but I knew the intense intenselove tntonSGlove Intenselove
love and reverence with which my soldier soldieralways soldieralWY5 soldieralways
always spoke of him The stranger shook shookhis Shookhis shookhis
his head and replied repliedNo repl1edNo replieda >
a No Abraham Lincoln Georges old oldfriend oldfrlond oldfriend
friend friendThe frlondThe friendThe
The baby pushed away aW away ly from me and andreached andreached andreached
reached out his hands to Mr Lincoln Lincolnwho LIncolnwho Lincolnwho
who took him in his arms As he did didso didso didso
so an expression of rapt almost divine divinetenderness divinetenderness divinetenderness
tenderness and love lighted up the sad sadface sadface sadface
face It was a look I ok that I never have havescan haesen havesaen
scan on any an other face The baby opened openedhis openedhla openedhis
his mouth Tide ide and insisted upon giving
his fathers friend a dewy Infantile kiss kissAs kissAs kissAs
As Mr Lincoln gave th th6 little one back backto backto backto
to me ho said saidTe1l p if
Tell your father the rascal rascal5 rascal5that that th t I for forgive forgive forgive ¬
give him for the sake of your bright brightoyes brightcycs brighteyes
eyes
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