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Boys Wash Suits AboutHalf Price

that for quality style fit and finishthese suits are greatly superior to any other make

We have secured direct from the makers alarge lot of Regatta Wash Suits and Trouserswhich we place on sale today at about onehalfthe usual prices They are flew fresh goods allof this seasons production and at the specialprices are exceptional values

glk Russian and Sailor Suits of plain white English galateas and fancy chambrays sizes up toir years

rSh 245 eachMM Values 400 and 450

Russian and Sailor Suits of plain white andfancy chambrays and English galateas sizes upto 10 years

165 eachValues 300 to 375

Fancy Russian and Sailor Suits of English galateas and ducks handsomely braided orplain up to 10

115 eachValues 200 to 275

A small lot of Norfolk Jacket Suits withKnickerbocker trousers of fine plain white ducksizes 8 to 17

250ach 395

40 dozen pairs Linen and Crash Knicker-bockers sizes 9 to 16

65c a pair Regular value 100

40 dozen pairs Chambray and English Galatea Bloomers sizes 3 to 10

45c a pair Regular value 75c

of ManoWar Trousers of fine whitedrilling cub broad at bottom buttoned acrossfront sizes 3 to ji

Special price 85c a pairI Regularvalue 200Third flU

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Another Sale of Silk DressesAt 1075 Each

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There are Princess Dresses with

lace guimpe and sleeves and Jump-

er Dresses in several attractivestyles with self and fluffy lace trim-

mings Pretty foulards and rajahsin stripes and polka dots various

sizes in single and fluster effectsSkirts are all of the full kilted

model very wide and trimmed with

taffeta bands Colors included

the rajahs and foulards are Copen-

hagen and navy blue with white

brown with white leather

white reseda with white black withwhite and there are various prettycombinations There are all sizes

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IN THE SOCIAL WORLD-

Mr JusticeHarlan CelebratesHis Birthday

DIPLOMATIC EXODUS BEGINS

Mlnlntcr Lnflnur of Uruguay withMmc Lnilnnr Goes to Chicago toAttend Convention Before OpeningSummer Home on NorthMinn Mabel C Vnddy a Bride

Mr Justice Harlan was tho ucst ofhonor at a reception tendered last even-ing In celebration of his seventyfifthbirthday by Mr Charles Henry ButlerIn tho latters home in I street

Tho guests were received In the frontdrawingroom by Mrs Butler and herdaughter Mrs Edward Heald assisted byMrs Harlan Mrs Brewer wife of MrJustice Brewer Mrs Brown wife of MrJustice Brown retired Mme Nabucowife of the Brazilian Ambassador MrsBryco wife of the British AmbassadorMrr Bonaparte wife of the AttorneyGeneral Mrs Straus wife of tho Secretary of Commerce and Labor Mrs Stan-ley Matthews wife of the late Mr Justlco Matthews Mrs John W rosterMrs Robert Shaw Oliver Mrs TrumanH Newborry Mrs Huntington WilsonMrs Brownson Mrs Julian Jams MrsCharles A Spalding Mrs James BrownScott Mrs Richard Harlow Mrs Alpheus H Snow Mrs Charles Wood MrsZallnskl Mrs Wallace Radcllffe Mrs Edward T Sanford Mrs Richard HarlanMrs James Harlan Mrs Tooker MissStrong Brownson and Miss RuthHarlan

Tho birthday had a place of honorbetween tIle second drawingroom andtile library It was of generous propor-tions a huge whlto mound decoratedwith two pink roses seventyfive can-dles and the flags of Kentucky NewYork and the Union representing thebirthplaces of tho guest of honor thehost and their Joint country respect-ively

After viewing the cako the guests pass-ed Into the library where they were pre-sented to the distinguished jurist by thehost Among the guosts wore Mr ChiefJustice Fuller Mr Justice McKennaMr Justice Holmes Mr Justice DayMr Justice Moody Mr James Bryce theBritish Ambassador Mr Joaqulm Nabucotho Brazilian Ambassador Baron Takahlra the Japanese Ambassador M Jussorand tho French Ambassador Attorney General Bonaparte and the Secretary-of Commerco and Labor Mr Straus

Mr Justice and Mrs Harlan and theirdaughters will leave shortly for theirsummer home in Canada at Murray Baywhore they have gone for manythe bracing air nail rigorous outdoor lifeof which resort is responsible in somedegree for the remarkable health andstrength of Judge Harlan In his advancedyears

Mr Justice and Mrs Harlan aro amongthe oldest and most prominent of Wash-ington residents the former having booncalled hero many years ago to hisseat in the highest court In this countryMr Justice and Mrs Harlan celebratedtheir golden wedding In Washingtonabout a year ago They have not onlybeen Identified with tho stately SupremeCourt circle but also with the old resi-dent sot owing to Mrs Harlans workamong the charitable organizations of thecity and their Joint work In tho NowYork Avenue Presbyterian Church andthe Church of the Covenant when thelatter was a young mission

The Uruguayan Minister and Lafinur left Washington yesterday for Chicago where they will remain until afterthe convention They will go later to theNorth Shore of Massachusetts or to BarHarbor for the remainder of tho summerto whichever place they can obtain asuitable cottage for the legation

Mr and Mrs Henry Cleveland Perkinshave closed their Washington homo andhave gone to their summer homo In theBerkshlres at Williamstown

Miss Mabel Corinne Wfcddy oC Alexandrla was married yesterday afternoon-to Mr George Beale Road jr of RoseVilla Rlvordalo Md ho ceremony wasperformed at 5 oclock in the passonage

of the Mount Vernon Methodist EpiscopalChurch by Rev J H wells pastor Thebride wore her traveling gown and thobride and bridegroom left Immediatelyafter the ceremony for the new countryplace recently purchased by the bridegroom at Brooklawn Md whore they willspend their honeymoon

The engagement is announced of MissMeta May Wlstoad daughter of Mrs M

0 Wlnstoad if Rocky Mount N C toDr J Lane Carlton of Salisbury N CThe wedding will take place on Juno 9

at 11 oclock la the morning in the homeof tiigjiridcs mother After a brief wedding journey the bride and bridegroomwill make their home in Salisbury MissWlnstead has spent several winters InWashington with her uncle and aunt Mrand Mrs George B King and has mademany friends here She has spent hertime studying music with one of thelocal teachers and is gifted by the lyricmuse

Mr and Mrs William Bruce King whohave spent the past winter AtlanticCity where they had a cottage and hadtheir children with them have gone totheir summer home at Bluemont VaMr Kings health which has been verybad for the past eight months Iswhat Improved and it is believed themountain air of his country place willcompletely restore him

Mrs Frederick Cole Fairbanksspent tho winter In California with MrFairbanks came East with him ten daysago and stopped in Plttsburg to bo present at the wedding of her sister Miss

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Margaret Murray Scott to Mr Edwardwhile Mr Fairbanks

came on to Washington and spent aweek with his parents the Vice Presidentand Mrs Fairbanks

The charge daffaires of Slam MrRutanaynpU and tho First Secretary ofthe Legation and Mrs EdwanlLoftusleft Washington yesterday for the sum-mer quarters of tho logatlon which willbe established In a cottage on Cape Annon the North Shore of Massachusetts at

Rocks where the Siamese Legationhas been quartered for many summers

The Misses Flora and Nona Collmanof Riggs place and the Misses Grossmanof Mount Pleasant left Washington yes-

terday afternoon for a prolonged West-ern trip They will be met in Chicagoby Mrs Devtne a cousin of the MiseesCollman who will be their guest andchaperon through the West They willvisit Denver and other points in

and then go on to California andbe absent about tour months

Dr and Mrs Woodbury Pulslfor leftWashington yesterday for their summerhome on the coast of Maine

Mrs John A Logan Is receiving muchsympathy and attention from her manyfriends because of injuries she receivedlest Friday evening when alighting froma car in front of her apartment inStonelolgh Court She had spent theevening with Mrs Lowden wife of Rep-resentative Lowdon of Illinois and re-

turned to her apartment in the car Although not seriously injured Mrs Loganwas badly bruised and she will be con-fined to her room for a fortnight

Representative and Mrs Frank OLowdon of Illinois who gave up Calumet Place tho home of Mrs John ALogan several weeks ago and had anapartment a the Wlllard left Washing-ton yesterday morning for their home inIllinois Slhsisslppi Farm several hun-dred mites from Chicago This is one ofthe finest estates in the West Pull-man mother of Mrs Lowden who resturned to the farm with tho Lowdenchildren several weeks ago will sail forEurope on 18 for the summer

Mr and Mrs Thomas T Gaff loft yes-

terday for their summer home at Ostorvllle Mass where they will remain during the summer months

Mrs Richard S Ely and Mrs George-

E Wilder have closed their home In Nstreet and are in New York previousto making their summer plans

Col Oliver Payne of New Yorkbrother of the first Mrs William CWhitney has leased tho Newport resi-dence of the United States Ambassador-to France and Mrs Henry White forthe summer and will establish hlmsollthere quite early In the season ColPayne has visited Newport frequentlybut has never before been a cottagerthere

Motor or auto picnics are as muchthe fashion In Europe as they are InWashington and New York The UnitedStates Ambassador to Rome and MrsLloyd Griscom are having a series ofsuch entertainments for their Americanfriends who visit Rome during the earlysummer days Instead of the conventional dinner or luncheon they invitothe visitors for an auto ride with din-ner at one of the many suburban retreats and outoftheway places so fascinating to foreign travelers Dr DanielC Gilman president emeritus of theJohns Hopkins University in Baltimorewas entertained in this fashion by themlast week

Mr and Mrs Frank Mitchell of thiscity and the latters daught MissHare who went abroad some weeks agoarc established at the Berkeley In London for some weeks They are enter-taining elaborately there

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Mrs Charles Page Bryan wife of theAmerican Minister to Portugal Is vis-

iting on the Continent She Is now InParis but will go in a short time toLondon

Mrs Wllllum Moore a former residentof Washington who has lived In Parisfor many years in a handsome home Inthe Avenue du Bola entertained a num

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ber of American friends at dinner in theHotel Ritz last week asking distin-guished Parisians and foreign diplomats-to meet them

One of the most promising organizations-In London Is the new AngloAmerican-Club recently formed Their clubhousewas formally opened last week by CoraLady Stafford onc of the American lead-ers In British society It is situated InGrosvenor Court Davies street Bondstreet and Is expected to be especiallyuseful to Americans staying In Londonfor a month or longer each year Theclub hag a country house Sur-rey where there aro tennis courts golflinks and other means of diversion withreception rooms and sleeping apartmentsPreparations are being made for a celebration there on July 4 At the openingof the clubhouse there wore present

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The newlyappointed Ambassador toBerlin from this country and Mrs DavidJayne Hill are expected to arrive In Ber-lin this week the retiring Ambassadorand Mrs Tower having taken their leaveafter being elaborately entertained bytheir large circle of friends there

Miss Emily Tuckerman has toher summer home at Stockbrttf Massand opened Her place there for

Maj Gen and Mrs Charlie Hiywoodhave gone to Atlantic City and are atthe Strand

Mr and Mrs Hull and Mb Hull havegone for a short stay at the clubhousein Tuxedo before opening their cottagethere They spent tho greater part ofthe season in Washington with Mr Hullssoninlaw and daughter Representativeand Mrs Richmond Pearson Hobson

Senator and Mrs W Murray Cranewho left Washington early last weekopened their new home in Dalton Masslast Saturday

Col and Mrs Charles A Boynton andtheir daughter are spending a fortnight-at Craig Hall Atlantic City

Mr Charles H Johnson has gone toNow York where he wjll be married tomorrow to Miss Edna B Crawford

of Mr and Mrs John Crawford formerly of this city now of the metropolisThe ceremony will be performed in theManhattan Hotel The bride wilt havetwo matrons of honor her sister MrsGeorge Le BoutiHler of Cincinnati andMrs Louis A Greenly of Portland Oregand another sister Miss Hazel Crawfordwill be the maid of honor Mr WilliamKurtz Johnson of this city will ba hisbrothers best man and the ushers willbo Mr Richard A Johnson and MrOliver Perry Johnson brothers of thebridegroom Dr Hugh Holmes McGuirebrotherinlaw of tho bridegroom and MrJohn H Edwards of New York

Dr and Mrs George S Duncan of 23M

Seventh street northeast have issued In-

vitations for a reception to the membersof the Presbyterian Ministers Associa-tion and their wives for next Friday Juno6 from 4 to 7 p m

Mrs Mary E of Hlllsboro Vais the house guest of Mrs Inez13G5 Pennsylvania avenue southeast

Miss Margaret Norfleet Burgos orSouthampton County Va Is visiting hersister Mrs Guy O Mason at 721 Twentysecond street northwest

Dr and Mrs C H Bench with theirbaby and a nurse leave today for Esculonia Ky for June hoping toimprove the doctors health

SEVEN TO BE CONFIRMED

Seven young men and women will beconfirmed In the Jewish faith at theEighth Street Temple Friday morning at10 oclock by Dr Abram Simon and DrStern rabbis of the congregation

The confirmants on the occasion willsay prayers or speak as follows MissSelma Selinger Crowning of thescroll Miss Rose Breslauer Gift ofthe Bibles Miss Cora Colman Floraloffering Miss Johanna Adler Addressto parents Edwin Hollander Openingprayer Edward Smith Closing pray-er and Julian Jackson Prayer beforethe ark

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International Lodge BeginsTriennial Sessions

FROM ALL PARTS OP WORLD

International Chief Templar WayrliiMky of Sweden Comes to Prcside Over Distinguished GatheringCongress of National Order to Fol-

low Session of World Organization

Delegates of the International Order ofGood Tempters cftntft into Washingtonall day and last night over-land or water or both to b present atthe aeeeloits of the International SupremeLodge which will open this morning ai10 oclock at the Pythian Temple Com-missioner Maciarland may open thesession-

It is expected that the number of therepresentatives of the international order will reach m at the conventionThe gathering of the International delegates takes trienniallY Washing-ton having been selected at the meetingthree years ago for the present sessionsThe membership of this order numberssomething like 809000 and one delegate-is sent to the gathering for every thou-sand members or a major fractionthereof A reat effort is made to havethe fullest poaelbte number of represent-atives on hand and in ease one here orthere cannot attend his vote in the con-

ference is tendered to another delegatewho serves as his proxy

The sessions of the International Su-preme Lodge will finally adjourn on June10 Following this adjournment will be helda congress or the national order

for an indefinite period until thebusiness in band is gone over At thissession there will in all likelihood bepresent about 500 delgates

Welcomed to WashingtonCapt J C Daley grand chief templar

for the District of Columbia and Rev EC Dinwiddie a w u as other membersof the local grand lodge welcomed theincoming InternatIonal officers and dele-gates yesterday An Informal receptionwas held at the headquarters of the or-

ganization the Hotel and themembers of the District executive com-mittee were presented to the Interna-tional executive conynlttee and courte-sies were generally extended

Among the interesting figures who willtake part In the sessions is Mr EdwardWavrinslty international chief templarwho has come the way from his homein Sweden to attend Mr Wavrlnsky is amember of Swedens Parliament CoLBenjamin F Parker international secre-tary and Mr Guy Hayler internationalelectoral superintendent also in townA largo delegation from England headedby International Put Chief Templar andCounselor J Malin of Birmingham Willalso be present ae will Prof Lars OJensen of Norway international coun-selor Miss J Foray th of Boston Inter-national superintendent of juvenile workand Mr George W Cotterill of Sefttttothe head of the National Order of GoodTemplars

Will Settle District RowAmong matters of local interest which

will come before he body is toe settle-ment of a squabble brought about by therefusal by one of the fourteen District ofColumbia lodges to comply with the rulesof the order in certain respects This andother questions of importance will betaken up and settled

President Roosevelt has signified hiwillingness to meet the delegates in abody and probably on one of the earlydays of the session the Good Templarswill call at the White House A boatexcursion to River View on June 8 vari-ous automobile trips and a trolley rideto Great Falls have been planned for theamusement of the visitors x

Local Grand Secretary J P McManuhas given out the following order of business

After the session convene the roll callof oflicers will take place the credentialscommittee will then report and the In-

ternational Supreme Lodge decree will beconferred on those entitled thereto thecommittee on arrangements will thenmake Its recommendations

On Tuesday afternoon Mr Wavrlaskywill probably present triennial reportother reports will then be read

The second day is generally devoted tothe reading and consideration of reportsof various committees The thirds daywill probably be ghen over to refcreiUGh Memorials more reports and mis-cellaneous business will fill out the fourthdays schedule On the flfth day the re-ports of the treasurer of mterions In theeastern hemisphere and other reportswill be taken up

Choose Next Meeting PlaceThe order of business for the seventh

day will be the selection of the time andplace for the next session tie report ofthe committee on appeals sad the instal-lation of newly elected officers

The local executive committee will pre-sent to every member a handsome sou-venir publication containing the historyof the order Openair meetings massmeetings and other exercises will be heldduring the session Arrangements forthese have not been completed as yet

MARRIED WITH AN EFFORT

Bridegroom Return front Iloclcvllleto Get Parents Consent

Milton H Woodden and Miss Lottie EAllison of Washington went to Rock

Md yesterday to be marriedBeing under the legal age the young

man was compelled to return Wash-ington to get the written consent of hisparents while tha young woman patient-ly awaited his roturn

The couple wore then married by RevS R White tho bridegroom remarkingho had put In a full days work in theeffort

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