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ESs1es, in Columbia road. The resgt
Mim Johnson, presided.
After the business of the evening. MiA
Neal, a feld secretary of the Souther
Industrial Educational Asociation, - ad
dressed the chapter on her work amor
the nountamnes, She has traveled e:
teUdVeiy among them, visiting the
scheolis and their homes in very remo
reide., and from intimate acquaintanc
she ted in a very delightful fashion o
her own part In the great work which
belg carried on among these peop
through industrial schools, and of th
great advantage to our country throng
the training of thee people.
Miss Montague gave some humorol
reeltatioma, after which Mr. Reed. of th
Laitan Bureau, gave a very interestir
talk on the Navajo Indians, among who
he has spent much time.
After the singing of "America," a 0
clal hour with refreshments followed.
The Bachelors held their fifth annu
dance of the season at Mrs. Dyer's. 15
R street. on Saturday evening. Ab',y
ninety couples were present. Among tI
guests were Mr. V. C. Buck, Miss P. WI
limemn Mr. J. E. Pennybacker. Ml
Henrietta Cissel. Mr. W. R. Carbo. Mi
Aulse Low. Mr. V. P. Boudren. Mi
Murphy. Mr. L. G. Brubaker, Miss Maria
Feley, Mr. F. J. Friss, Miss V. Wilsoi
H. r. Cash. Miss Mabel Lewis, Mr. J
H. Laird. Mr. John VanVlett. Mi
Helen Boardman, Mr. E. C. Laughli
mism Edna Reagie. D. C. Reagan, Mi
Bemile Holigan, Mr. S. W. Welborne, Mi
Lousie Younger, Mr. B. E. Bradford. Mr
B. E. Bradford. Mr. 0. M. Jones. Mu
Marie Lucas. Mr. B. L. Rauber. Min
Margaret Rauber. Mr. L E. Burlingam
Miss Mary Ballinger. Mr. R. G. Misl
Miss M. W. Estes, Mr. R. I, Watkin
Miss E. Holbrook. Mr. Douglas Fishe
Mime Erma Rutherford, Mr. K. M. Pardo
Miss Dorothy Darling. Mr. S. H. Clay
bourns. Miss Lillian Nichol. Mr. J. E
Dents, Miss A. Black. Mr. W. N. Denharr
Miss G. C. Kline. Mr. C. M. Connor, Min
Katherine Slattery, Mr. Paul Ardeese
Miss Thelma Brennan. Mr. D. J. Nielsoi
Miss Anita Hawkins. Mr. E. C. Ardeese
Jr.. Miss Henrietta Berens, Mr. F. V
Berens. Miss Peggy Fred. Mr. E. 3
Green. Miss Dorothy Lusby. Mr. R. I
Schlegel, Miss E. Caldwell. Mr. J. H. I c
Cauley, Miss Hattie V. Dewey. Mr. J. A
Bond, Miss B. Dore. Mr. E. McCormicl
Miss Marie McDonald. Mr. R. MeDonal
Miss Helen Cady, Mr. E. McNally. Mh
Katherine McDonald, Mr. F. P. Harbi:
Miss Ethel Bagnan. Mr. T. W. Spragu
Miss Ellen McConchte. Mr. It. C. Welci
Miss H. M. Hester. Mr. H1. S. Wykol
Miss Margaret Hartin. Mr. W. B. Arm
Ftrong. Miss McDonald. Mr. F. S. Meek
Miss M. Sweenev. Mr. Carl W'eber, NUi
Isabel Hartin. Mr. F. L. Hlarlisty. MIP
Mae Smith. Mr. J. H. Clark. M E. F
Punterney. Mr. R. G. Nashal. Miss Mla
paret Donavan, Mr. C. N. Winbigle. M:
E. Johnen. Mr. J. If. Haye. Miss Mi
dred McGe. Mr J.. M Hill]. iss Dorc
thy Muth. Mr. L_ M. Nop. Miss S. .
Merchant. Mr. A. H. Bak'r. Miss Fsthe
Oormley. Mr. J. F. Kelly. Miss Viol
Oliver. Mr. Owen Howenstein. 'Mi.- FIe
Kenealy. Mr. A. G. Hall. Miss Maria
Aten. Mr. L. S. Helm. Mrs. I. S. Heh
ir. L. F. Wrenn. Mrs. L. F. Wrenn. M
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r 'Mildred floover, Mr. 1). J. McMann, Miss
IIIsabel ('ain, Mr. R. Cornell. Miss Blanche
ti Emme rt. Mr. Jack Lewis, Miss C. R.
-Tyeer, Mr. W. C. Hamnmett, Miss Kath-.
e."rine Jones, Mfr. George Morrisey, Missj
Loretta Miller. Mr. Thomas F. Maher,
Mliss Edna Wilcox, Mr. H. W. Sill, Miss
V. Steele, Mr. J. Whit. Hammett, Miss
Virginia Brinkley. M.%r. C. E. Moore, Miss
Berni- McWilliams, Mir. Paul F. Moore.,'
Mis. M<Cormick. Mr. Cogan Hammett,
Miss Margaret Hleltman, Mr. H1. S. Hug-1
i&ins. Mliss Mairgaret Brown, Mr. Francis
Thomas, Miss Marian Brown, Mr. W. E.
Foster. Misq Ilazol Priest, Mr, W. A.
founigan. M8iss Gertrude Ruppert, Mr. D.
W\ .W\hy te, Miss Frances Quigley, Mr. A.
.1. Phillips . Miss Agatha Wells, Mr. J.
E. Burk,, 'Miss Jane Ramey, Mr. R. W.
Hlopkins. Miss Gussie Saur, Mr. Bob
Rosen. Mis s Marian Quiley, Mr. H1. F.
.Jordan. MYiss sher,QMr A. Anthony,
Miss N. E. Worthingtoln.4
Pre-Lenten Hospitalities. 1
Representative and Mrs. Wfilaz Bor-I
land gave a dlinner Wednesday evening
for the Plostmaster General and Mrs.
Burleson.* The other guests were Repre-I
sertative and Mrs. Frank Wheeler Mon-I
dell, Representative John J. Fitzgerald,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Folk, Lieut. andI
Mrs. Francis Blaisdel, and Mrs. John B.4
Henderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Beale R. Howard enter
tained at dinner at the chevy Chase Club
in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur John
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7arr. the latter formerly Miss Editl
Koon. The other guests were Mr. Justic
dicReynolds, Representative and Mrs. In
'. Copley, Gen. and Mrs. George Barnett
Dr. and Mrs. Walter Wells, Mr. and Mrs
Rudolph Kauffmann. Mr. and Mrs. Thorn
La W. Lockwood. Mrs. Frederick E. Cba
pin, Mrs. E. R. Waters. Mrs. D. B. Mer
7yman. Mrs. Sidney C. Neals, Miss Mar
B. Adams, Mr. William E. Fowler, Mr
4erbert C. Hengstler. Mr. Henry Meem
nd Mr. F. A Richardson.
Maj. and Mrs. Charles H. Drake wer
iosts at dinner in compliment to Mis
Emily Kutz. taking their guests later to
he theater. Pink and yellow tulip
formed the centerpiece and the place
:ards and favors were valentines. Thet
yther guests were Col. and Mrs. Charlei
W. Kuts, Mirs Blanchard Scott, Mis
!ary Littell. Miss Ruth Littell, Miss Hel
n Welsh. Miss Floy Barnhardt, Maj
Buckey, Capt. Woodbury. Capt. Doig
[Jeut. Fletcher, Lieut. Frank, and Mr
Paul Ernest. Jr.
Gen. and Mrs. William M. Black enter
taned at dinner at the Army and Nav:
-lub, when their guests were Representa
Live and Mrs. John Jacob Rogers, th
Asistant Secretary of War and Mrs. In
graham, Gen. and Mrs. William A. Mann
3en. George 0. Squier, Col. and Mrs
eorge F. Downey. Col. and Mrs. Charle
W. Fenton. CoL and Mrs. George W
Read, Maj. and Mrs. Ernest D. Peck
hfrs. Chauncey Humphrey, of New York
the house guest of Gen. and Mrs. Black
Miss Squires, and Mr. George Bond Coch
an.
Maj. and Mrs. William C. Harllee en
tertained at dinner at the Chevy Chas
Zlub in honor of Mrs. Harllee's uncl
and aunt, the Solicitor of the State De
partment and Mrs. Cone Johnson. Th,
ther guests were the Commissioner o
[ndian Affairs and Mrs. Cato Sells. Com
rnissioner and Mrs. Oliver F. Newmai
nd their house guest..Mrs. Dan Murphy
:f Texas; Mrs. Owen D. Chahoon, Mr
rheodore Kluttz. and Mr. Whitehea,
KMutts.
Maj. and Mrs. Robert H. C. Kelton en
tertained at dinner at the Army and Nav
:lub, their guests including Gen. Josepl
E. Kuhn, Mrs. John C. Kelton. Mrs
3eorge E. Wills, Maj. J. M. R. Taylor
Dr. and Mrs. Harvey W. Wiley, Maj
rhales L. Ames. Maj. and Mrs. Ernest ID
3cott. Maj. and Mrs. Alexander Miller
.rs. Charles R. Emrich. Maj. and Mrs
3tanley Embick, and Capt. and Mrs. WaI
,er K. Wilson.
Col. and Mrs. Jay E. Hoffer entertaine4
Lt dinner at the Chevy Chase Club, whel
heir guests were Gen. George 0. Bquler
70a. and Mrs. Downey, Col. and Mrs
Earts. Col. and Mrs. Cruikshank, Maj
tnd Mrs. Barnhardt, Maj. Winship, Con
nander and Mrs. Galbraith, Mr. an<
wra. Hampton Gary, Mr. and Mrs. Wadd:
ood. Mr. and Mrs. Reeve Lewis, Mrs
ohn W. Wright and Mrs. Julius Conrad
Mr. and Mrs. Auhton G. Clapham were
iosts at dinner in honor of Mrs. Clapi
,amn's brother. Dr. John H. Dunnington
>f New York. their house guest. Thi
>ther guests were Miss Jane Gregory
tias Mattie Marschall Curd. Miss Marl
urns, Miss Jeanette Cowan. Miss Rutl
4iller, Paymaster Smith Hempatone, Mr
lyvanus Stokes. Mr. Sinclair, Mr. Bal
ard Moors. Mr. Henry McGavack, and
hr. Janney.
Capt. and Mrs. Ralph H. Goldthwait<
nd Mrs. McEwan Pruyn entertained a
linner at the Chevy Chase Club. havina
as their guests Col. and Mrs. Samuel '1
allen, Maj. and Mrs. T. C. Lyster. Maj
ad Mrs. Harold W. Jones. Maj. A. W
Williams. Lieut. and Mrs. WIlliam Henr:
Rolcombe, Miss Dorothy Laubach, Mis
!tbei Allen, Miss Mary Temple. Mrs
Rorace Macfarland, Dr. Larkin, Mr. Le
evre, Lieut. Corby, ULt Beitium, ani
br. Douglag Boyalock.
Miss Margaret Brown Wa hostess at
pretty tea at the Cordova. At the tei
able, which was Adorned with yellos
sring flowers, were Mrs. William
Benson. Mr.. John A. Lejeune and Mis
Wattles. Others assisting were Miss El
lie Lejeunne, Miss Fanny Chamnberlaik
kiss Gibonl ad Miss Elisabeth Gibson
uiss Strong, from Long Island, the hous
guest of the Misses Gibson, and Mrs
Paraz Idary.
Rteprsentative and Mrs. John A. Ps
le entertained at dinner, at the Arm:
and Navy Club, having as their guest
Repreundwand Mrs. Jewett Shouse
:oand adMrs. JIarvey ~Tomb, Mis
Page, Miss RIcards, Miss Maude Rich
ads, Paymaster Lamar. Mr. William E
Pwter ad Mr. Louis Weld.
Mrs. Omcr Callaway, wife of Repress.
lative Callaway, ot Texas, entertained a
a ta at. her apartsat gt the nanscoed
e ena W, a enmrnwen.. nR ...a
tive Canway s returs from CoIgmi ]
at the end of tMm $ion. ThC assist-li
lng Mrs. Callaway included Mrs. Jam"ijt
h laydss. Mrs. WgnaM R. Smith, Mrs. I
James young. Mrs. George T. Porter,
Mrs. Jame" Swayne, of Fort Worth;
Texas; Mre, Edward Parson Hail, Mir
Mary D. 'Jarvm, Mime Woolley and a
number of young ladies from Texas whq
are attouiowmCobolin Washington.
Col. and Mrs. WEiliam 3L Cruitha=k
entertained at dinner at the Army and
Navy Club, when their guests were Gen.
and Mr. Henry P. McCain. CoL and
Mrs. Charles W. Kats, Cbl. and Mrs.
George B. Duncan. CoL and Mrs. Jay E.
Hoffer. Naj. and Mrs. John McA. Palmer,
Maj. sad Mrs. James A. Wooaruff, Maj.
George HF. Jamersoa. Capt. and Mrs.
James j. Loving. Capt. George B. Comly,
Mr. and Mrs. Waddy Wood. Mrs. Emery
T. Smith and Miss Ethel MacMurray.
Maj. and Mrs. Denis Nolan were hosts
at dinner at the Army and Navy Club.
their guests including Maj. and Mrs. Wil
liam Mitcheo, Maj. and Mrs. King. Maj.
and Mrs. Henry B. Clark. Maj. and Mrs.
Prank S. CoChe,. MaJ. William Kelly.
Capt. and Mrs. Harry Cootes., Capt. and1
Mrs. Themas M. Spaulding. Ueut. and
Mrs. Alexander Sharp. Mr. and Mrs. Vic
tor Kauffnafn. Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Campbell Gref and Miss Loulse Sharp.
Comnimader and Mrs. Ralph Koch gave
a dinner at the Army and Navy Club,
when their guests were CoMmander and
Mrs. James 0. Richardson. Commander
and Mrs. Robinson. Mrs. James Proctor
Morton, Miss Fenet, of Paris, Tex.; Corn
minder Charles Belknap and Lleut. G. V.
Stewart.
Mim Betty Applebaum, of Atlantic t
City, assIsted by Mr. William Stein and &
Miss Jane Favelson, of this city, gave a I
delightful surprise Valentine party in 1
honor of Mrs. Edward E. Applebaum at i
her home in the Hampton, in Eighteenth a
street. on Wednesday evening. a
A Dutch supper was served In the din
ing-room and Valentines were distributed
among the guests. Those present were
Miss Anna Morris, Miss Sadye Goldman.
Miss Sara Flax. Miss Esther Oscar, Miss
Pauline Coriover. Mr. and Mrs. M. Cor
dover. Mr. and Mrs. A. Cordover and son.
Miss Annap erskin. Miss Anna Kas, Miss
Anna Sile, Miss Belle Cordover, Mr.
David Berman. Mr. and Mrs. Hyman
Garfinkle, Mr. William Rosenthal. Mr.I
Nathan Goodman. Mr. H. Hirshman, Mr. I
Sidney Kauffman. Mr. Jack Cohen, and
Mr. Ed Buckoff.
Representative and Mrs. Thomas B. E
Dunn were hosts at a dinner in the red e
room at the Willard. The table, which t
was an elongated oval, represented a <
sunken W en with a fountain playing in
the mi&t of growing tulips, Japanese
lilies, azaleas and blooming bottle brush 1
bushes.
The guests wnre Senator and Mrs.
Pomerene. Sens'or and Mrs. Pittman,
Senator James. Mrs. Claude A. Swanson, I
Senator-elect McKellar. Representative 9
and Mrs. James R. Mann, Representative
Fitzgerald, Representative and Mrs. Hu
bert Dent, Representative and Mrs. 1
Dempsey, Representative Sandford. Rep
resentative and Mrs. Rowe. Representa-J
tive Keiss. Representative andMs
Snell, Representative and Mrs. Mott,
Representative and Mrs. Snyder, Repre
sentative and Mrs. Britten. Representa
tive and Mrs. Ward. Repre.sentative f
Chandler. Representative Gould. Repre
sentative and Mrs. Fairchild, Representa
tive McKinley, Representative and Mrs.
Winslo9. Representative and Mrs. Ham
liton, Representative and Mrs. Magee,
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus S. Day, Mrs. James
W. Husted, Miss Mattis, Dr. and Mrs.
David Jayne Hill. Judge and Mrs. Charles
C. McChord, Dr. and Mrs. Francis S.
Nash. Dr. and Mrs. William C. Borden,
Judge and Mrs. Howry, Mr. and Mrs.
William Corcoran, Mr. and irs. John
Millholland. Mr. and Mrs. William M.
Collier. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Hutch
Inson, Mrs. Logan Tucker, Mrs. T. le
Witt Talmage. Mrs. Francois Berger Mo
ran. Miss Lansing. Miss Temple. Mrs.
Marvin, Mrs. Angelo, of New York, and
Miss Lacey.
At-Homes.
Mrs. Charles Carroll Walcutt will be
at home this afternoon.
i Mrs. Samuel Pannill Ficklin will re
ceive Tuesday for the last time this sea
son.
Mrs. Reeve Lewis will be at home
Thursday, February 22.
Mrs. E. D. Huntley and Miss Eliza
beth F. Pierce will receive Friday at the
Portner.
Mra Edward Loftus will be at home
informally tomorrow at the Dresden.
Mrs. Earl . Brown, wife of MaJ. Brown.
will receive on Thursday for the last
time this season.
Mrs. W. H. Orme and Mrs. Rawlins
Hume will at home on Tuesday
Mrs. George W. Norris. of 2201 R street.
will receive on Friday.
Mrs. Charles K. Noones will be at home
on Tuesday.
Mrs. Thomas W. Sidwell has postponed
her at-home days until after March 1.
Neighborhood House
Benefit.
The board of trustees of Neighborhood
House are being congratulated on having
secured the services of Fritz Kreisler for;
a recital at Poll's Theater on Friday
afternoon, February 23, at 4:30 o'clock. I
This Is the annual benefit to raise money
for carrying on the regular work of the
settlement, including the kindergarten.
the boys' club, and other activities of
Neighborhood House.
Patroneases for the concert are Mrs.!
Newton D. Baker. Mrs. Paul Bartlett.
Mrs. Delos A. Blodgett, -Mrs. Edson1
Bradley, Mine. Ekengren, Mrs. Marshall
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The Southeagst aq.r emerf ilk sad I se
Reae Drug 0o., 8th ad Q sta me,
InhghPanee, 8th and V .a a
p uh-s==' Phamas. 8th and Enst CsetL
lisetanlDe psoe, s E st. se..
Y.lmas's ,hmq th ad H st e
P 5a & Phannacy 4th ad H t a
P. A. Pharmacy, 3rd and E s.a ma
PalkMa st. an5 Pla. ass,
a md... th adUia..
0. J. Genby, Nruth asste st. and H. I. ss.
AB afsik's sams.
K. V. Ph.e U U st, mu.
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a0ms pDrg, _. es . 3rdad u -ae
PI51d Mrg Jobs . Gibbeas. min
Wit,. Mrs. Mare"s Xm.=11 MM C0111
112H--nnck.-MS. DatU X. 11A, N
. B. Mora,. Mrs. Theodore W. Xe
fra. William x. Ritter. Mrs. Jeph a
hropp, Mrs. Tho-s F. Welsh, M
larold Walker. and Mrs. Charles DmAgh
an Wood.
Fashionable Horse Show.
Among those who have mA entrd
a the Indoor horse show of the Wash
igton Riding and 'Huntlub to be hell
londay and Tuesday at the clubhosm
'wenty-second and P streets northwest
re Col. Robert N. Thompson. Mrs. Iar
nderson. Mrs. Axel Wichfeld, Mr. Will
Lm Littauer, Mrs. W. Sinclair Bowen
fr. H. T. Newcomb, Miss Louise Me
anahan. Miss Anna Hamlin. Commasn
er J. H. Reid, Miss Ruth Tanner. UIs
idythe Howard. 'Maj. Luts Wahl. Mi
leorge Oakley Totten, jr.,- Miss Ethe
(aeMurray, Mrs. F. L. Pleadwell, Mr
)ennis A. Upson, Miss Mattle Stevens
fr. Abner Drury. Mr. W. F. Downey, Jr.
Ir. J. A. Jones, Mr.- J. A. Haynes, Mr
. E. Rados, Mr. John J. Duff, Mr. H. E
ackson, Mr. E. N. Palmer, Mr. J. P
)onald. Mr. Mark Turner.
Society Notes.
Miss Caroline Nash has gone to Phils
elphia to be the house guest of Misi
anita M. Sanders and Miss Estelle D
anders. The Misses Sanders have re
rned homdifrom a visit ts Miss Nash
nd will entertain at a costume dinnei
i her honor Tuesday evening. Miss Nasi
rill be the house guest next week of Mis
fary Stewart Wurts, daughter of Mr
nd Mrs. Charles Stewart Wurts, of Phil
delphia.
Mrs. Leon Adler has returned ti
er home after some weeks spent wit]
elatives In New York.
A dance will be given by Tbe mem
*.re of the 'own and Country Clut
'ebruary 21, at Rauscher's.
Miss Edith Ullman. of Bufalo, I
he guest of Mrs. M. Stern.
Miss Marguerite M. Wells, of Minne
ota; Miss Mabel Caldwell Willard. o
toston, and Miss Mary Elizabeth Pidg
on. of Winchester, Va., are guests a
he headquarters of the National Ameri
an Woman Suffrage Association.
Mrs. Goldheim has returned to he
ome in Baltimore after a -visit ti
Vashington.
Mr. A. Kirstein, of Bangor, Ma.. he
eturned to his home after a shot
tay with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frani
Mr. and Mrs. M. Felbeimer have re
urned after a stay of several week
n Nashville, Tenn.. with Mr. and Mri
onas.
Mrs. James Fafford will leave Wash
ngton at the end of the month for PaIr
teach. Her daughter, Miss Gladys Sat
ord will go to California to visit he
micle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Pete
Vheeler, Mis. Wheeler and the Misse
,heeler spent last winter in Washingtor
Mr. F. E. Foer, of New York. spen
few days in the city last week wit
riends.
The monthly meeting of the Junto
emple Society will be held this eve
in4 in the vestry of the Fighth Stree
emple. Memlers and friends ar
ordially invited.
Mr. Arthur Gabriel, of New Yorl
as returned to his home after i
hort stay with relatives in town.
Mrs. G. Erlebacher has returne
fter a short stay in New York.
T'le Solicitor General and Mrs. Joh
V. Davis hase as their house guest Mis
assel, of West Virginia. sister of Mrs
JaisI.
Mrs. Victor Kauffmann has deferre
or visit to Boston and will not lear
ashi: gton until the middle of March.
Miss Miriam Franc, of the Universit
if Pennsylvania, is spending a shor
ime wi!h her parents, Mr. and Mri
1. Franc.
Mr. S. Ilyman, of Boston. spent
hort time in town last week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Sanders have re
urned to their home after a shot
tay in New York.
Miss Elizabeth Smith. of Philade
>hia, is the house guest of Mr. an
irs. A. T. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Fishel are spend
ng several days In New York.
Mr. M. Behrend. of Germantowr
'a., has returned to his home after
tay of a few days in Washington.
Mis Eleanor Selinger. who has bee
pending some time in Kansas Cit3
s now in New York to attend t
edding of Miss Amy Cohen. cf tha
ity. to Mr. Runkel. Miss Selinger wi
eturn to Washington this week.
Miss Katherine Verran has returne
'rom a visit to the Pacitic Coast and otk
r points. Mliss Laura Verran has gon
o Pasadena. Cal.. to spend sever
nonths.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Strasburger an
dr. and Mrs. H. Kinnlir. spent last wee
,t the Hotel St. Charles. Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Tannebanum. of Cit
rinnati, spent severiLl days in tow
ast week.
The Washington Branch of the Si1
erhood gave a most delightful "Kal
ee Kaitch" on Wednesday afternon
n the vestry of the Eighth Strec
emple, After the business had bee
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m under the arms.
neck and sleeveless gowns de
ad a smooth white ski.
es Drug Stores, Geideaberg's, a.m..
re and eli the folewing drugglstes
C. W. Henry, 2M anid N sta. nw.
E. W. Whiteside, 19U Pa.. ave. Dv.
W. F. Mattingly Pharmao. 14th ad L sta ew.
John C. Haley Pharmacr, Hth ad Vt. aim, av.
Gilman Drug 4tes, E! Pa. eve, am.
Robert L. McGumire, fth and U eta sw.
Keon. Pharmaty, nai cr. 7th st. and la ae am.
J. French Simpsn, noth side 7th and 1. L. ave.
Bruaier Phara-se. -i. cor. 7th and 3. 1. ee.
The Empire Phanaer, 7th sed N siM, am.
J. [Le.i KrIck. 173B Ps. aim. me.
B. I. Quigley, Phar--. U, ist eM seae.
H. W. Smtith Phear. 2ma. eed Pa. avesay.
Brscse Phaqa. 9th and 36 s am.
F. P. Weller Phatmed. 36th ssMas am.
Cas. E. GItem Pham, 14th arke :d. se.
m..s. 1.=== =. am. 11th & Gr. am.
s ed ea ea a 0 a a e e al
18
4 Ready with a goodly sup
. case, Blankts an
Both Fine Bed and Table ihnea
tcipation of a great deand fron. t'
open their doors in welcome to the
. a xss Bleeme Cot"=n sboea, over- 0
rimg cast seamed centers, &f mm1.
Tftft Blesellme Cottem Obe*%s extra.
heavy seamed center, Me eash.
' g 1sti Fle Biserebed Cotton Sheet,
no seams, Wide hems. ae aeh.
si80 Heavy Pemuet Iae. cet
ten Sheets. no better made, 64A
each.
- Biikeine-eeered CNmOrts, cotton
filled. smili designs, S1.M eseh.
* likeline-evered Cemfoers, cotton'T
filled, good range of patterns.
72z78 nae Smk eeeenre CeM
forts, stitched; very light and
warm, ga4de eaeh.
3
Lorne Double-bert Woolmop Shm-.
kets. Pink and blue borders. U
pair.
Extra-large. Heavy Weelfap Dle-|
kets, very soft and warm. 01.0
pair.
* 407 White and Gray ed B lanketa*
pink and blue borders. *i pair.
Larme Weelmap Blankets. white and!:
gray fancy borders. 61.75 pair.
Heavy. Clesely-wevem Creebet Bed
Spreads. Marseilles patterns. big 1
values. 40.0 each.
Fie White Spreads, satin finish'
with Bolster Shams to match. ex- 5
tra large. all cut corners and scal- I
oped edge. unusual value. one
t less than regular; 64.5 to 2
87A.
t1
CHINAWARE
At Feir"ef=l Redeettoms.
$12.5 Di: Ses, $16..
l0-piece Dinner Sets. beautifully
decorated. 4 elegant spray decora
tIons to select from Fine American
g porcelain, full service for 12 per
Ssons
I00-piece Seta. regularly
$10.50. at................. *
- * 100-piece Sets, regu
r larly $15.00. at......... $12.5
r
,00-piece Sets. regu
larly $21.75, at......... *
100-piece Sets. regu
t larly $23.00, at......... 00
100-piece Sets, regu
larly $18.50. at......... $15
r g 4:-piece Sets. regu
t larly $4.40. at............
42-piece Sets, regu
larly $5.25, at ............
Upholstery I
Draperies. Lace Curtains and Rt
sale tomorrow at less than actual va
NEW MARQUISETTE.
Regular 2De Qality 18e Yard.
Jiat arri a new lot o? ieY Meroernsd
haisoeztehed with tap edge and oen
w itch border, for chamiber or living room cul'
A .RT DOILIES. 3be Set.
L"re rmand Meft Dolies. 4 plate "ad 4
tm! br doilie to a -et: pr..d on ew bsket
sese cloth. in bird and norl combiatown.
DRAPERY SILK. 4e a Yard.
nnE ualilt, ,ik for )aMp shades. brokeaOse
etc., cho"e of blue. ro, geen, gold.
L IL DR AS at 45e a Yard
Mer.red 0.am-colo Madra. tae center
with gr.ed bkdr se all-ter doriA effecu. in
blie. greet. r-, and brown
t LINEN TAFFETA CRETONNES.
30e Yard. Vaimes, 50e i0 ee Yard.
Extra besy quality Linen Tafreta ino jra
dengn ton toen ookr-d Lackgriound. for furna
- ture cosering or dpnries.
9x12 WOOL AND FIBER RUGS,
416.26n.
In-net nlter agured desgna; a hey
.. n -oable qa.Jti.
xU12 AXMINSTER RUGS,
421.7%. Values to $42.13.
, Heavy qua-hty beamless A.uister Rus.
El; rauv kai- e1 re I 'rah. Germee, and
*o'ther well-knowne vaaties. on beautoful moed.J
bon sd one-tioal deign.
$1.50 STAIR AND HALL CARPET.
$1.00 Yard.
-Cdeeation veivet (taret in new color and
e deottns.
LACE CURTAIN% at $1.43 Pair.
M .0 ialitv net Curtait in the -e quare
mesh fiutid h 2-nchbm d iso edaw
4 to 6 1re of . Pattern; choice of whit* r
Palais RoTal--&eeemd li.,
. Th,
::The New Sp
U the Itereat ia 'T%
g Hundreds of charming dresses, coo
colors will await
g visitors, who will
workmanship and.
SPRI
- ~Whether of sern
74 frocks are delightfi
* Women are leal
ment Store has be
* ., prices than they eo
New serge dreu
'dresses from $10.01
Plain, neat dres
are priced at 82.00.
This seao'so
U them pleated effect
of ornamnentation.
For as little as
* to young or older
From 812.66 to
* fovelty suits, inli
fancy checks, wool
the new high colot
* Expecially good
The entire prie<
* 619.50.
U SPlF
- *' An inexpensive
* gold or the new s
* and belted.,1 is 1A
Several other :
mpire styles, wtd
* A new wool we
C. . 115.
1:......e * a i ne n**
STmT. P
redness Saie!I
ply Of Shets, Pilow
I Table -ine--.
priced at marked avigs in a
e patroas of this tore who will
iousands of Inauguratios Viitors. U
l~s amem-beay, creet med U
speees, exceliest. of good Pat
terns. MAeeh.
i.- m aEtch Heavy Mdiei es- g
ersied Tae - de,3 y..d.
I-meh lime Empersed armbh mnmehE
ed Tabe Damask excellent pat
terns. Se Ymd.
h-las Enmpesed lge-made imm a
Weft T1111e -D.amks it will out
wear any all-linen damask at the
price; $1.26 value; $A* ynrd.
b-laek Eztre Ftme All-pmse imen
Table D.mas. SOA,5 y.d.
I-iseh Heavy eecerka*d ma-ime-d
Diago napkei, hemmed ready
for use. s1.1 dee.
-ieh Fie Nereereted Bleased
Dem.ak hapkma. closely woven.
hemmed ready for use. 01.5 deen.
I-Iich All-pure Lime. Damsk
Napkia%, Irish bleached. extra tne
quality, usual $4.60 value; S2.5*
I-Iach Extra-heavy Irish 3tesehed
Limes Wet Naphia., gLee de...
Px7 Flie Bisached Huk Towels,
closely woven, hemmed ends, 22e
each.
PRIN Heavy DeubSe-thread Turkish U
Both Tewel. in colored blocks
and stripes. me each,
stra-large *ereerlsed Turkish
Rath Towels, in wide stripes. Spe
cial. see.
Izds Bleeched Turkish Both Tow
el.a hemmed ends. 21e.
COUCH BEDS .
Drop-side Couch Beds. 2 ft. 9 in. U
ide and L ft. 11 in. long. Made with
rong quality metal frame a, d
uaranteed link ring. Stands 1 g
ches from floor. at els. Mst -I
-ess extra.
Palais Reyal-Feurth Fler.
GLASSWARE
Colonial Glass Water i
Tumblers, at 6 for........ 12C .
Thin-blown Water Tumblers,
regularly 6oc;
at, dozen................. c a
Footed Sherbet or Sundae U
Cups, fine clear glass; g
regularly &; at... .c
Stone Porcelain Slop Jars
with covers and pail 4
handles; at............... 49C
Rayo Nickel-plated Student
Lamp, with center draft burner
and white shade, complete
tegularly $1.9r
at ............ $1.69
Wall Bracket Lampe, complete
with brass burner, chim
ney and reflector; at..... c
"er
)epartment:
gs, a list of special lots to be on *
lues.
ROGERS
And Other Makes.
SILVERWARE
Odd lots-but every piece
guaranteed from 5 to 10 years.
Note prices:
6 TaMepeems .......... 4Sc
6 Tablespoom . . .-. 89c
6 Dessert Speems ........ 79c
6 Oyst Forks .......... 89c
6 Froi Knives .......... 89c
6 Meat Forks ........... 89C
6 Orag Spe ........ 89C
Pie Servers ............. 29C
Buttr Kaives ........... 25c
Sgar Sheb ............ 25C
Cream Lade ...........25c U
Chids' Sets ............. 39C
Sep Lade ..........$1.1, *
Cold Meat Forks ........ 2c
Paatke Ryai-Street Piee.
g
ring Stocks:
morrew's Sale. g
.st and suits In the new styles andg
he critical inspection of Mondays
be delighted with the fashion and g
most of alt, the modest price.
NG DRESSES*
e, silk or wash fabrics. theme new
ml tn their lines and their colorings.
ning that the Palale Royal Bace- g
ter fashioned frocks f..r moderate
Ln buy anywhere else.
see from 55.00 to $10.00; new Silk
to $15.50.U
men of washable gingham that willg
sea, including the extra large aises,
tING SUITS
4te are short and jaunty, mosrt of
m, with cogtrasting buttorw' by wayU
10.00 are smart dark eults, suitable
women. The coats are fully lined.
$17.50, an interesting showing of
ht and dark fabrics, together withU
poplin, wool velour, and so on, in
is the showing of sports suits.
range of suits is from $10.00 to
ING COATS*
wool poplin coat, in black, iavy,
sple green, with wide ripple back
S.
modela in wool poplin, belted and
p catler osiars, at $11.50.
lear eat. In high oeels b ealy
___ -.~ .. . - as. *
MpiE ~ nna

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