The times. [volume], June 11, 1893, Page 7, Image 7

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In the Social World at Home and Abroad.
-*_?* ire All Acton ia tho Gregt Drama of Ufo. Th* Performance of Some li Rendered Yet More Attraetire bj ths Brilliant Accessories of the Stage Upon Which They More, Bright With Beauty gild
Rpoonant With Music. Ia That of Others We Find That Ihe Simplicity of the Stage Cannot in Any Degree Detract From tht Gregtaen of the Acton,
Bul Kather Accentuates It, gs Plainest I'armcnts Do Extremest Beauty.
DOINGS IN VANITY PAIB
A WEER Allot SHISH IN OCT OF
DOOR PI.EAS FR ES.
Two l"-,cee.llii'*ly foJOyObl! Tin PaHlei
la -.Till.li Many S.xIrlT I'n.nrltea
i*arii< i|>?ie OeoenlHiei.
Tho weather this pool woii hi
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I thing! attrlbutod to thi month ol
.
Bee . In s'insbi
with
'..ok time by the
end gave a tug party, chartering
near Ariel as thi beal aod most
?
__% UbertlM with the traditional
of the ai ? tlemou <>f th! I
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md Mn. l
! .Mrs. J.din A. Cullen, '?
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:, Annie Henn
im.- Kilby (Steunl
bl. J.). Oi
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.: Gillian, Julia Morton,
nii'i J Hil th
(Belli*
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it Be tlbott.
Mar* M
Letta Gray,
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Run
in, I "abney
boney, Phillp Powere,
i 11 m Henry,
.tn Hoi l Hog! Gilliam, J'r.mk
I lp, WUloughley Niwton, Jeff.
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Skink.t. Robert CToxl
thom,
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... Maraball
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replying
t modern i r ..ii
is at a \
rf ill! Hie .
danti
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frome more blt*
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little intel
as nu err.!' ilemn*
' ll wbnt I Bi ?!' 'Tb.it
Iker Tble and ibm arc whet
J ' i of hi*
t0u' . ; d Ikea- even orb it
li ya* md his 'poaolona'-*
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?' a weah *.f veddtagol The golly
J' "? ti I their hrilliiir.t
. by whl< h
roe tb.* mool] rf
la Rtchm*
u nothing hut a bald Mat.
Ai usual, lt was the wonum's
I r ?
"n th-ir e-edding dei They
?ny us if it wi,.. ti,, ir
r mri In bis form ,
I duly r.-k'i?r(lt'd as a Mde-ehow,
.
Il or any other adi
1 therwl?e unlntereetlt ? the
of the weddings
thal of Miss Mollie Minor and Mr.
.. Hobbs, w hli h was suc
"j.tlon at t nee Of
'he bride. The parlors were beautifully
'ted with palms, ferns and white
?"?*?. and attesit-4 ezuulsite taste. Mrs.
?*bey Baunderi presided at the punch
oas, l, nag Uie eiXe frappe waa ur red by
?tie* Hnrtman. A Bamber of pri-t
frssbroents, * blcli
were vsrled and delicious, w-hii** tbi tsMs
ai-|"ilii!iiic*iits atti tlon By th-ir
among a throng call
? V- ir good \\ ISbss lor the
m of Mr. and Mi ? Hobba w -i a Mi,
Sad Mire. JI c .t-1 -rs, parents of I
Mr. and Mi.**. Balle** -Saunders, Mi
Mann S. Queries, Mrs. Berega*. Mr.
snd Mrs. Hartman, Bertbe sad Miltie
Kay Brewer
(Xe-.
Hay snd Mrs.
jory n Meri --i (
? Strother, the Mis* i Posh ll, and
Fairlie (
Mr. Robinson (Hart!
x. J.> and
-.ii Anderson,
I mt ? ounl e.f tho other notable
? weak baa
peered In The Times. The b
Miss Evs Chalkley and
. Miss Myrtle Tallaferro
snd Mr. Hai vey
? Mo are and Mr. w. w.
Palmer, Miss Edith Baldwin aad Mr.
Alfred Miss Maggie Smith
? r d' Mr. a. Austin Smith) and
is Parker, Miss Mny Wilson snd
. ti Mles Mathilde
te M. Still-, in all
I-- demonstrate the false
ni whic h di
?- is ri failure, and thsl cur
In
making," nol "nets," aa misanthropical
many do, but "cages"
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ii-rc gre yumo ot thc various and di.
ni tiona of woman, "heaven*!
- mriti": Victor IIukcj an
ire.ur; Woman detest the
; ? rmi Jealousy."
? i "Woman ars a new race?, re?
ss world received Chrls
? te: "Tv- re is lome.
lo I-- dreaded than ? .Jesuit
I tiler
Osoll: "Woman la bern for leva, and it
is Impossible to turn ber from seeking
lt." Michele.: "Woman is th* Sunday of
ii--t his repose only, bul his Joy
ariel thc tali of his life*." Confucius:
"Women ls tbs masc
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On Thursday evening, through tho .enr?
oll rarrish, of tbs Cedar
Works, s number of young ladli
? trip to Dutch Oap, tbe little ;
hcinn chaperoned by Mts. john a. (el?
len. Then' has not 1 "?? ii r-n Outing this
spring which was more thoroughly en
Joyed by each of the participants, who
*.*.- rs n's follows: Misses Bailie and judith
-. Julia Morton, Ray Brewer (Vine?
land, v J - mien Men rr Cook* l, Hallie
in, Ashley Miller (Weshlngton),l .
s.ellie- Talbot., Bertha and Mitt's
Emms Barksdale,
K.m. Marshall, Vt
? -,i\- Drewry, John Bolsseau,
Kn--?. Wilsen, Willie Mayo. Montis Wor?
tham, Jack Qi eg 01 y, -Stanley Tyler and
?
Apropos Of Ufo on the water, the Yaoht
* ii-i- ere achemlng for good limes
during the wsrm weather, snd a ti ip to
[aland is on the program-as.
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William Waldorf Astor has sst out to
have the best rac lng Mable b
JK- is buying every thoroughbred ot repu
trin -n thal la offi red to bim, b il it la
r hal he deea ;-- suh a -1
-.-. tint dr. honor to Ins un
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: of Hsi risen.
-
inut.d by the Board of Lady
lOn tO I 1 rut
in s lo be rend red in the
of tho Womsn'a / aioing.
Mis Jam iv i.-.ric*, chalrmsn of tbs
eommltte ?? In kia this to the
formal ? imitation: "As only the nv--et
.no invite! to parti
in ti*, as e ntei wa hope tbs
Invitation arlu bs esteemed an honor
conferred by tbs Beard af Lady Man?
agers, and your ecce] I bs grate?
fully appreciated.** Mis. Bryan ia an
author of established reputation, and her
literary abilities have long since won her
recognition and praise.
sse
A good many people fancy that they
SJ and sn-h things, but they
? know what the shadow of hard
times lo-.ks like There were a OOUpiS 1"
t. ly seeing lbs fair, ami they
mw lt umler di flic u! ties. In the first
ih-v have .i charming family of
Uv* children, aged IO. 7, 5, and twins tige
unknown), but, Judging from apparent
wickedness, somewhere In the netghbor
i - -I of MO OT MO; and In the second pla;*e
they were rashly foolish enough to bring
their olive branches along with them, ln
? i- i-i i.f staying ears-My st home and
waxing for another World's Fair. If
ans one can appreciate a portrait by
('atfolua Dutan with an Infant shrieking
for! cookies, or enjoy a gondola ride
while engaged in clutching the several
eklrta of one's family to eave lt from
a au.marina death, er marva- ?_ ths
irrandeur of lt all while rescuing Tommy
from Hie lake, and assuring Mollie the
can't have the Jl.Vi.'Wi diamond necklace
which sparkles so prettily, cry she ever
so harri, why perhaps lt's all right, only
the spectacle has a bod Influence upon
bachelors. However, the zeal of tue
parents li commendable.
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On Thursday morning Dr. Lumsden, of
th! monitors, Rave a delightful entertain?
ment to a small number of friends, the
party being1 under the chaperonage of
Mrs. Halley Saunder". Tb'* recipients of
Hr. | tn norden'! courteoy upon this
sion were Mrs. Hailey Bauodertg M
Emma and Annis Howard. Kllen Mer cr
Cooke, Hay Bnwer, Meena. Richard
BtOTTU, ''range, N. J., Robinson, of Hart?
ford, Conn.
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Miss Emma Borkodoll has Just re?
turned from "Algomor," the country seat
of Mn. Logon, when she had a most en
Joyabli visit.
The Minn Colston, who have been the
guests ot Mrs. Joooph Bryoo for a week
past, hon i elm ned h
Miss Roselie Mercier, of Auguete, Ca.,
j... nv guest of Mis. Marshall Gilliam,
who. with her daughter, Min Mary M.
Gilliam, left on Saturday for her count-y
home, Boa Air.
Min Joaephlne Kn ix leaves to-morrow
ll tb" Worlds Pair.
Miss Miller, of Staunton, ls the anfl'l
poted guest of Min Mary Voung, i
Third.
Bm Georg! Linen tree Annie Doggett)
ls visiting relatives In th! city.
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Mrs. Alexander Comeroo and family
left on Friday for "Comeroo Lodge,"
Gordonsvllk*. Va.
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The Ladles' Aid Bodety of old St. John's
inst week ml to Mn. Lewli Barton
an expremlcn of their regnl ol hir op?
ing depertun for LouUrrUle, in
thc fi.rm of a letter, which ll as followsr
Deer Mrs. Burton
After meng yeen of Chrtettaa
work and iweel communion with you,
tho wif" nf our >! i n etor, we,
?nb" rs Of tb! l.ri'll'S' Aid S""i'tV,
f""i thal true iori : tbe welton
nr,d bepplnm of Iti object Though our
i lt We lind no WOTdl
enough or tweel enough in which to io*
? ... . mott r
and so tenderly from our n I
at th" thought of giving you up. but we
feel trii" Vv se. ks Uni th! v. "If
hai.piness of Its obje* '. Though our
paths in life may oo< >n
ne\.r ttl so for apart thal Hie ll
which you shed In our heart! I I
? ?'.?re wi r
your doom ai an honorary member of
? fy, We ' an >? ii ? oo ippn hi n
:-i..n as to the hui ; 1 lon which
will an. nd you In yom o*
Raton iittui ? , th" hlu'hest
sympathy must ever Bod B in all
that ll beet and nobb st in otbero but
be w.-ii ii.'siir'.'i, however wermly thoei
b> .ii iu ii ileoa i Ith
you will lind none fuller of love then
:
you hen by tin of I ty arid sorrow, Wi
intly, Individually, and ei
t- r band, luipi..i?? '.
Upon you, and piny that "ll- will make
h.s face to ihlni npoa you, and bl
gracious unto you."
MKS. a. w. WKHDKLL,
MUS. O. H. SHIELD,
MRS. ALICE HIT/.
Mi:s. M. L. DAVIEB,
ICR& A. W. CRAIGIE,
Mrs. Burton'! response was graceful and
full of fouling.
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On Friday evening the pupils of rro
r \\ ai-'.ri and "?' I V. . '* '? linve a
very delightful pri* il di ol thi
reeldeon of Mrs. W.Ifln, the parlori of
whli h wen tooti fully d
I). Mr:.- !??..!
? n !? ri d ty ".v sod Ml - Wood*
fm, Mine! Bui i h, Plorlni Hub'
Martin and Mr. Horwood, Miss
H:iil r.-ini in chiiimil sketch de*
?crlpth ?? or thi pn mlnent chu i
ten, H
much enjoyed, and whl* ii ebon
Uni ir form itloi lt I tl
? ' vv. moi Watson'! pupil
then muoi< alt ?
: fail to I ? s of
rn ii as i li i ure to uii who
them,
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The "Orthoeplstir.,1 Bee" on Inst Sat?
in day nlgbl wai ai not li
Unas . and the ladlei In i I
itulitlng themi Ivn upon
inrr ncond for Du- ur seton Mr. polh
Miller, WhOM Inimitable dialect
the prlmery attraction, and e
ability end popularity keep him in
?tani d< mond, not only in Richmond, but
in other States. Th" "Bee," Which wai
reel noirlreent, was
1 ut".n tbe snni" plan a.-i tho Md*
feehloned 'Spelling bee." except that
prim were piveri for pronouncing, In
ng. It wi i by
Mr. r J. Cnlgle, and c ni li te i ? (
bundi ? i i irda, In ntl ol I Thi
for 1
pronunciation! f.*n to Mi I
and was i very dainty volume of the
Looler, who, bj
? olncldeni >*, li a tomi! of thal
lady Thi booby prize, awarded to the
gentlemen who Bret "aol doona
sirt.-d ol tb .t huraoroui iketch, '
thy ai Bantoga." After tl
? 1. and a little
later the participant! In thi delightful
ii ? dispersed to thi ir
carrying many pleoiant rn |
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Miss Lucy Harrison ls visiting rela?
tives In Frederlckibui
The many friend! Of Mrs. Harbour, who
has I tingly III. Will b- gi i 1 to
know tb.it si" i*< convalescing rapidly
The hfJooM Baker hon returned I
.-itv ofter an extremely pleai
? Virginia.
TalbOtl of Norfolk, who
have been the guest! of their coi
the Mlssei Weddell, have returned to
their h ?rae. wini- ben they oren the
nts of much attention.
Mr Lloyd, .a brilliant and successful
Journal I st from Wal* o, is tb" guee! nf
Mrs. Albert Mayo. Mr. Lloyd'! "sr
>l In coming to the United Bl
ere! tO visit the World's Hair, and after
?irn in the whi'e cit-.
ded to Richmond. In order to visit
his fri 'id. Mr. Webb, who ls a relative of
Mrs. Mayo.
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Once more the ene!retie "Little QI-MO*
Of th" Third l'r.-sbvterlan churrh
report success. This time lt was
n lawn party, by whi.h they dOOTld lOO
d liars This they deviled to thi pur?
eba*.? of a silver (watir) service, consist?
ing of pitcher, goblet and waiter, for
th'ir pastor, Rev. Dr. Gammon, *>rrd
the service is pronounced by all vhj hav.*
?eeg lt to be exceedingly beautiful and
In char' To little James Hint rm
ih.. "Little (Moonera" and the cot
tlon alike are lml'bted for a hoi
oak table Just large enough to hold the
nnrlce, OOd to Iv a real ornament to
the church's int?rior.
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The "MarguerH**" reception givm by
the .lui lor Ail POOtety r.f old St. John's
on Friday evening at the not-Soue of
Mr**. A. W. Oelgll was perhaps he most
complete social success of the year's en
-iits, ami the abienpe of all
formal.ty was, no doubt, dire'tlv the
of the enjoyment which pr?viit l
Its more prominent features were a re.M
tetlOO, "Sweetest Eyes Were Ever Se?n."
Mrs. Lewis Burton; dialect recitation,
Mrs. G. H. Shields; vocal eoloi by Mi.
lamei Harwood and Miss Jenni*! Fer-rus
mn, "After the Ball," Mlsi Alice Moore;
mitrumeotal iel lotions by Min Bissit
Brown and Mr. J. D. Briggs, the latter
being the principal accompanist on the
rt Theare were over a hundred
pr aa ant. Including Mrs. A. W. Weddell,
Mrs. Ssay, Mrs. J. T\ Hatrlson, Mrs.
Craigie, Mrs. QsorgB Currie, Mrs. R. L.
Bream, Mrs. J->e Williams, Miss Wise?
man, MIss.s Jessie Halley, Fergusson.
Hossle Hancock, Jennie Thornton, Mag?
gie Weddell, Valentina; McLaughlin,
Baker. TeliafetTO, nessie Brown, Mattla
I'.-.x, Miss Hrltt (the -guest of Mrs.
Shields) and Mrs. Harley Hartman. Th*
pm hus stare decorated with marguerites,
smilax and white rosea, with picturesque
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Miss I>lle Walden's dancing class gave
the final soiree of tne season on last
Monday evening at Corcoran Hall, and
despite the exceedingly wu rm weath -r
there was a large attendan-e, and much
enjoyment The class has Known -greatly
in number and Interest In the last few
months.
DITHER A SD TOSDER.
Notea Abont I'ee.ple and Things In
Oeneral.
English musicians think that Padrews?
ki's. BegVOOfl prostration, which he took
badi with him from his American tour,
ls -BOTS than compensate-1 f,,r by the
which he aoQulred with it. Moat
i.f t' ? in would not mimi bl ll
prostrated several tlmea for a tenth :>art
of that sum, and some of th-*m h |
loved that condition without
rling to show for lt.
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The good and genial autocrat had al?
ways the fseulty of doing a graceful
thing in a graceful way. One of the lat?
est illustrations of thia faculty is his let?
ter lo l i children who wrote
io him at the suggestion of their teacher
rt m their opinion of "The Leal
Leaf." whi'-h th**y bad baan undying,
in his reply Dr. Ho*nn a wi
"Am Bl.icl to ba told that I haye written
s Instructed snd gratified you.
tiled '?The Les! I.-.if" was
r i ego, before most
of your fathers snd aosas of year grand
fathers wera born. 1 am almoat the inst
leaf of myself now, but I am glad to ba
reminded thal the- tr ?>* of life is full of
young leaf buds, Watt h will apread in the
sunshine of th.- twentieth century, when
? ? which I am still clinging la
shorn of Its last year's latest leaf."
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If Queen VI-torin w. re to abdicate the
crown WOUld still be la the family, but
ams to think thal lt ls a better Ht
for ber than for Albert Edward.
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'.' ? Hun Penh, who from a cook In a
mining camp thr--- yean ago developed
Into one of the biggest mine-ownera In
of a pretty
?n Kiri (formerly Mlaa Mater, a
New Orlaanf typewriter), baa i I
to an AuatraHan syndicate and is going
to South Africa With his Wife
...
Professor J. Soule Smith, editor of
South.-rn Magazine, a man of
some years SJ I gn ll I-arning, has this
Shout young girls: "A young girl
ls si Onoe tbs breath Of life ami ip, in?
carnation in pink and whit-* beauty. -She
ls the dream anil Its embodiment, the
peach blossom and the ripened peach, a
carnal paradise, an i ral the ap
r-f earth. An FM. m. guarded w-ll hy
flaming swords of custom snd propriety,
she ii th., substance of sll fruits, I
?' nil :i -wars, la ber eves there are
faint shadows of a possible Madonna; In
her smile the luring reminiscence of for*
bidden fruit, nile i to I., t-i tan?
talise, to captivate, the bright waves of
lier being flow about an old man's
though reaching not quite to his lips.
Ail through tbe ?untight of the day the
drifts Uk-* ri- - in spring drift
through tbs air, beneath Ihe moonlight;
sh" becomes ths ptaetlc statue of a sigh,
- ;<n.i a aentiment, a ns
always changing, always lovller In the
? ?' upon aa Old man's
head mny not have pinched bia
Snd BO lie lo..kr. ari-l lingers, lori
dreams, and wraps himself about with
robes of gentle reminiscence."
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Donna Eulalie will find the nndemon
admlration of lbs ifs IrM p rp i
wh m abs go ia home
,vith the ardent I I lem ter ittc
\rnerlcan cities Urgerlng In her memory.
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The friends of criminals who Int'nd to
rammer ir. Chicago m_>y sddress Ihetr
? -if th ? -hi- f-of-polle%.' Ap
iredatlag tbe temptations offered by the
ii'usual c rowels of th-* author
I . ii "round up"
snd sh irps, sad when the pro?
fessional criminal gets to the Fair he?
rein And a member of his home police
'ores all randy to welcome him. In fact,
he i oUce ars hiving a little World'a
?r M ot th.'Ar o.vn, and all using
heir summi-r's work as a pp*.it ol |
Picked men from
fon ? i ail over the world b ive
ited In Chlcsgo, not only for tbs
ri of \Isltors, bul t-i conf< r arith
hod of raak
ng the way of the transgressor still
? ? ?
Never was there so much building geing
ni at the Capital as BOW. Al every turn
ancountera brick, atone and ?
.cr, an-1 s-un-- of th-* new houses are a
ast Improvement <>n the old, if erchl
e. ts would only j- : '??? drawing th-ir
-Ians until th-y had bOCO-SS saturated
.*. i'ii the si i beauty of the
I'.ilr, Washington would be the
miner,
? ? ?
'. in Chicago who has a house
s tilling lt vi'h fti-n-ls and el,,lng ,*,-rv
hlng poesibls for the-i!- comfort. The
reather is at inst settled, sad tbere'a
?nough to Bee al Jackson l'.irk to take
? r M.i vs
iway "becauaa the Hali Isn't mady*'
oakea a great mistake, x,, owe ,
SS brains enough to absorb a one-thuu
isndth part of what la bow in sight.
s crop "f "buds" will prob
lilli.- decide i" emigrate en masse to Den
c-r, Colorada Aa enterprising dancins
: ihsre an "endurance
in which the paru- bjmtora
ought to Und out how long they
ditz without stopping. Kath yOU-SJ
nea was allowed six partners, who re
,. h OtbST by turns. At the e nd of
tightens hours and a half the Humane
lociety Interfered, and the dancers were
I by the police,
The Incident ls cited not in approval,
-ut to show th.- kind of young man they
atna iu Colorado. Here In the effete
few of the lords of creation can
ndure the fatigue of dancing at all, that
he prettiest -debutante often goes part
Not only have we no men whi
an c.ut.lan,-e six partners, but there are
lardly any equal to tirlng-out a single
me of the athletic girls of the pres* nt
-sacratkm. The wtds-awaka summer
iotel-keeper should lose no time in mak
ng a contract for the services of half
i dozen or more of these elghtcen-hour
e/altzers. The hiring of dancing men ls
ne of those mythical Industries, kni.vn
mly in columns of the Sunday paper-*,
mt with the advent of the Colorado va
ie-ty, sm 1*. an enterprise might be trmVB*
ormed from fiction to fact.
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Amelie Rives' brother-in-law. Mr. W
Into tbs Bowery in
?earch of "copy," as he Intend-ed to write
i realistic, "strikingly descriptive" story.
TTom hia own account he suffered frcm
hieves and policemen, and he entered tbe
'layers' Club In a battered ard bleeding
ondltion. The gifted writer ls now st
rnxedo. where he hume the familiar re?
frain:
"The Bowery, tht Bowery;
I'll never go there any more."
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Li st week's society calendar In the
ft-lndy city ls as follows:
Monday-Mrs. Buda Peck, 1826 Michigan
).venue. a young ladlea' luncheon. Mar?
riage of Miss Carolyn Caldwell, 2502 In
ilana avenue, to Mr. Edward McSklnner.
Tuesday- Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Bates
Felix, a post-nuptial reception.
Wednesday?Marriage of Miss Ida
rUttdebeker, the Lexington, to Mr. Ed-v.ird
t-oi-i* Kuhns, at Trinity Episcopal church.
Marrtqgl of Miss Catherine Elizabeth
Seymour to Mr. Edward Douglas Hotch
ktau. Wedding of Miss Rozet to Mr.
William Prescott Hunt, Jr.
Thursday-Wedding of Miss Huck to
Marquis Kplnola. Wedding of Miss Ade
alde Fargo to Henry (lardner Lord. Wed
ling of Mrs. Henry Field and Mr. Thomas
'..'elson Page.
Friday-Dance by Mrs. H. Starrltt, MOO
Lake avenue.
Saturday?Reception by Colonel &**?*? ,
Hrs John Mason Loomis, M Lake Shore
lr Ive.
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There will be such a profligate surfeit
1 comfort awaiting World's Fair
rtlltOH within the cycle of a dozen days
lint tired mortals will wander hither,
mt IO barn, but to completely rest.
At last there are waiting apartments for
Odin so charmingly appointed that tl tnp
nflons to forget all the sights not visible
'rom the retiring room's long windows
loton the feminine head as soon as the
?omfort of lt all dawns upon her. The
ooms are In the terminal station, look
ngviut upon the most soothing scenes
n the grounds. Th"y are larg.* square
parlors, carpeted In Axmlnlster, dOVO*
ihodod nnd elegant. A plano, reclining
Ira irs and low velvet couches furnish the
Irst of the suite; curtained off is a cozy
lttle boudoir with special protection in
I-f. rim" to the omnipresent fainting
edy and hvst, rica] Sufferer. Women walk
inti] they droop into partial ancOOOClOOO*
iess, and unless they have been Intro
loeed tO this charming abode prepared
ror them by the World's Fair directors
Iheg sit around in pathetic absurdity,
neening tears of exhaustion upon empty
l."X"s, upset statuary and unpacked ex?
hibits. At the terminal station parlors
lh*-re is a pleasant matron, Mrs. Pearson,
ebon gentle smile and kindliness would
stop a babvs cr>lng. Rhe ls assisted by
....lindy pretty girls and their
mother, who vi" with lOCh Other to carry
>ut the instructions of the commission,
which cover a multitude ol' charitable
?.Mentions and polite interference In be?
half of comfort. The ladles In charge re
? ive silnrbs eppenotty rather extrava?
gant, bot the object ls especially a Bett*
it" If exp.-nsive hospitality on the part
if the Fair directors, ns the attendants
ire of course not permitted to receive
iny "tin" or return for the lavish klnd
MO th-y extend to visitors. Great gold
ind-hleck screens. Cunning tables, foot?
stools and so many of the small luxuries
tho! tend to lull tired nerves and brighten
wearied lyn are norywhere. By this
lime n"\t week the apartments will be
:omplete. .
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Rummer cottage owners at Newport nre
for a very brilliant leeoOfl this
I'.-ar, as the pres.-nee of the PaUUCefotn
will draw all the visiting Hrltlsh nobility
lhere', for at least a day or two, nnd the
World's Fair. In spite of the very slurring
that have appeared In the I
papers, will draw a number of titled
visitors In a perfectly quiet way.
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In regard to things from the other
?Ide of the Atlantic, Pareta de Chavennes,
"iigagement to do some of the
Mural paintings In the new Public Libra*
ton, has excited the patriotic Ire
?f a few narrow people, has Just com
: 1? Vd a picture for the stairway at the
rintel de Ville, in Paris, which ls on ex
ilbltlon at the Salon In the Champs de
Mars. It represents an aged poet? Victor
Hugo?being crowned by a female figure,
in ellegoricol repreeeototlon of the city *
? f Paris, which is surrounded by Other
lllogorica] figures. The drawing ls snbl
'o be '" 1 simplicity, and the
vork has been loudly praised In the
Preneh capital. It ls to be hoped that
he artist will be as successful In Boston.
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The latest social venture of Chicago's
Four Hundred \vill he trvlrg to properly
entertain the Princ-ps Eulalie. For the
ler.eflt of fastidious persons, right here,
r will give th" proper pronunciation of her
lame. It ls pronounced as though spelled
\-oo-lah-lya. Give a long sound of a
is in hiite for the first syllable, and the
as! ls pronounced with a short sound of
y like In hit. The gushing over the
Princess Marie Eulalie Prencotae d*Anln
Marguerite Robert! taobolll Francoise de
Paull Ghrlstlne Marie Bl li Pb te, more
Wtefly known as Infanta Eulalie, will bo
if a very Fotir-of-July ord. r.
To enable the pork packers, butchers,
jeer slingers and Anarchists to walk
without faUIng over one another ard
coop their hands out of th.-ir pockets dur
ng pnoentotlona, Word McAlltater, New
k'ork's only social saviour, was sent a
lekei and cnuatr.d to COOM to ChlcogO.
IVard ls now there, "t"l bas brought his
Itlquettl with him. He will dish lt out
n hie oe <lu 11 un' doon to tbe yaaaaaB,
md lt won't li" long bofon they will know
M *'bb ago which side of the "Oreel IO
valk on when it rains, and which BUM
vhen the sun shin. s. Ward may be an
idept at taking a Tammany brave and
.ringing him Into correct line, but wh> n
ie comes to lasso a big aldermen of chl
*ago and teach him which "side to button
ils v.-st on. I'm afraid the Immortal
.v.ird will db* of epoplexy. Hut they got
hrough all right with the other nobility
bayree had then, and i guan Culotte win
nanage to survive the ordeal. Not that
Eulalie will lOglllri a difiVrcnt tb bet
han any one aim* tO gal into the I'.'lr.
nit just to show her that gold ls plentiful
n 1'hi.ago, notwithstanding all that has
1000 Bl !'t IO Washington, she will be
.resented with a pass engraved on gold
ilate. Md\\s, will be very nice, and will
io dodbt Impress the Infanta with the
wealth of the Chicagoans.
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J. Ellen Foster ls in London and wants
?a a.t.ir-ss ihe Hritish Women*! Tl
dallon, but that body will have
milling io do wilh her. The English
i-omen seem to regard her as a mere
nercenary?DubiKpie Tel* trr.iph.
J. Ellen Foster ls taking in the great
Vorld's Fair In Chicago, and will remain
luring the summer, and expects to fnd
nore to interest and Instruct here than
ipon the other side of the Atlantic. P.tr
.. i whg don't know what they are talking
bout would do well to be silent.
Hoard of Aldermen.
The Board of Aldermen will hold Its
monthly meeting In the Council Chamber
o-niorrow evening. Among the roany
measures to be considered will be the
ordinance adopted by the Common Coon*
?ll providing for cmpulsary vaccination.
Th" Hoard will aUo be asked to con
*ur I.i the forty-six resolutions providing
for street Improvements In the various
?Oldg nt tbe etty. Similar action is ex?
pected as to the resolutions, which pro
/lde for the opening and grading of cer
ifln itreeti in Lee district.
For Ihe Ice Mission.
The Tim,-! |0C0h*od a thre-*-dollir * ash
ontrlbutlon * for the Ice mls
lon. Go thou and likewise.
Rev. George L. Chaney touchea upon
he much mooted question of communism
it the Unitarian service! to-day in hie
ermon on "Chriatlan Communism."
THIS WILL BE AN
AT
GREATSALE
OF
Onr offering of Trimmad Hata will be Terr
attractive* this week.
AU the newest ideaa of the season are hare
displayed. Large Leghorn Kiata. Wbte
< hip**. Lace Hat*, beautifully trimmed. They
ha\o that -It-l,cate touch?that something that
ll so often ,a.*kin_ in Trimmad Hats thal
makes each hat a work of art.
All onr Tat'ern Hata are ereatly redneed
in price. Seethe Styliah Kata for ( iulJreo
ant the Nobby Bailor Hat* ia the new large
Mapata _
Children'* Trimmed Bailori, white adgad
with four row* of nary atraw, redneed to ?5c
Whir** ('town Sarr T'ninn Milan Prim
Ch-l-l s Sailor, trimmed with No. ii .Satin Hand
and Mi earners, ft m.
Three styles Boys' Hata in White, trimmed
with -anons color* Ribbon Bandi, fina
quality, reduced from IL1I to Fie.
Child'. White Duck Hat. Mk
MO Lace Straw Shapes in Black and Colora-.
hata that -old at il, DO and 68c?choice noe
MS.
Tnseen Straw and French Chip Shapes
that -oi-1 at ts. msc. and ei..">, theyareallom
on tables for your pick at boc.
White and Black Shade Hats, light waif ht,
19c.
Trimmed White Yacht?. wide brim. Hannett
straw, -cry styiish-.OR MONDAY ONLT
50C. _
SPECIAL BARGAINS
IN
Leghorn
Flats!
Flowers.
The past few days have brought bi ioma ex?
ceptionally good values.
large Jaoerjueminot Rosas and Badi, with
foliage. Ma.
Pretty Daisy Wreaths, with yellow centers,
8c?for Children's Hats.
Fine quality Silk Tink and Jacqueminot
Roses. 70, ssc. and ai.
Thousands of other bargains la Flower! el*
all kinds aud colorings.
Onrnsnal attractive drive for Mondsy will
be shown in Ribbons on the counter to the
right as you enter the door.
Shirt Waists.
2*> dozen Shirt Waisti. all colon, ruffled
front, pie-ate.1 back, all sues, '-5c Only two to
each customer.
rafaela Shirt Waiata, full pleating at nook,
sleive- an-1 front, oolon blue, pink and hello,
trope, all bi.es, choice vc.
Dotted French Lawn Waists. Bishop sleerei
Turtled at neck, alej.vea and front, 75c
Satteen Waists, solid black and figured pal
terns, ju. 0 and 75c.
Mamf styles in Shirt Waiita at ll and ll JO
cai o e ellar*, fuil Iron's.
Bilk Shirt Waists in solid colora, and pretty
designs in China Silks.
White Mull Shirt Waists, all tha new effeeta,
prices randing from Ma to $175.
Nurses' Aprons
are toing aold here at lesa than cost of nato.
rial. See the va:un* we are offering at 15, -3,
3*i aud tic _
Wrappers.
We have Just received a new aaeortaaeat ef
Wrappere
Amoug them ls one lot of 15 dotea apoelal
valuee in Percale Wrappera. light sprta*
shades, made Watteau back and yoked, edee*
off with pleating, full sleefea ronnd collar
edged with pleating, with inside waist lining*
u-uaily aold at S-.19; for thia week, priee
SM5.
Many other styles in white and light aprtag
colors, made in varioua waye?all pncea
Silk Tea nowns in new dalieats ihadesef
latest l'arniau designs.
Duck Suits.
Nobby styles in Eton 8uiU made of
quality Duck io stripes.
Also a large shipment in new deiigas to ha
receivuJou iuesday.
KAUFMANN & GO.,
Comer Fostl tod Broad -troll