Upload
others
View
4
Download
0
Embed Size (px)
Citation preview
THE WASHINGTON HERALD WEDNESDAY JANUARY 22 1908 5
New York WASHINGTON Paris
Until Further Notice Store Will Open at 830 A M and Close
at 530 PM
Valentines and Valentine Favors Main Floor G Street
CLEARANCE Sale of Rugs comprising the best grades ofleading manufacturers in carpet and smaller sizes and insuitable for any part of the house Included are Wiltpns Ar
lingtons Brussels Clovers and Ingrains Prices average 54less than usual
27x54inch Wilton Rugs 375 each Were 45036x63inch Wilton Rugs 5 each Were 7 and 836x63inch Arlington Rugs 650 each Were 8009x12ft Clover Rugs 500 each Were 7509xl2ft Allwool Ingrain Rugs 750 each Were 109xl2ft Brussels Rugs 1750 each Were 21509x12ft Wilton Rugs 3500 each Were 42509x12ft Wilton Rugs 5000 Were 55 and 60
Also a large lot of Oriental Rugs in small sizes 3 to 4 feet wideby 4 to 7 feet long including Shirvans Karabaughs Daghestans andMoussouls Rich colorings and designs and very attractive patterns
1000 each Were 1150 to 13501250 each Were 1500 to 17501500 each Were 1750 ty 22502000 each Were 2250 and 25002500 each 2250 and 3000
Pgrtlt ftoor G st
k 0 keep our workrooms busy we are making especially f estimates on all classes of toorder work
X
Window Shades Made to OrderUpholstering Furniture
Repairing FurnitureRefinishing Furniture
Polishing and Waxing Floors c
This is also a time to have Rattan or Reed Furniture paintedor enameled and new cushions made for same
Fourth floor G st
Chinaware Glassware
F
J
Woodward Lothrop
Special Sale of RugsA
Allwool
f
ToOrder Work
llousefurnishinesand Choice Candies
th
4
Were
1
4i
¬
<
Decorated China
Pitcher Special
Imported China Pitchers in
decorations for table use
65c each Values 75c and 100
Decorated Pudding
Set Special
Imported Decorated 3p eee Pud-
ding Sets for baking and serving
at the special price
185 a set
Decorated Teacup
and Saucer Special
Thin China Teacups and Saucers-
in assorted sizes shapes and deco
rations
25c each Value 35c
Japanese China
Bread and Butter Plates-
A lot of Allover Decorated Blue
Japanese China Bread and
Plates
loc each dozen ipq
Cut Glass
Candlesticksn
A lot of assorted 6inch Cut Glass
Candlesticks in the old pat-
tern
100 each Value 125
Adjustable
Bedside Tables
For service of food in the sick
room Equally dt irable for study-
or reading table Oak finish
500 each
Butter
tJi
as-
sorted
r
S
colonial
tr Fittbiloor
¬
¬
>
>
Invalids Trays
With Folding Feet
These convenient Trays may beused either on chair at bedside
Jap of patient They may alsobe used for serving tea Whiteenamel and oak finishes
350 each
j Invalids
Bed Rests
Folding and adjustable By eliminating strain on the back they enable patient to sit up in bed withoutbecoming tired
150 each
Sanitary Chambers
Bed and Douche PansChina Bed Pans each
from JplUUChina Douche Pans each M ocrfromEnameled Ware Bad Pans fri njrM5h fromBnameted Wars Chambers eachfrom
Miller Oil Heaters smokelessodorless 350 400 and 500eachCocoa
Door Mats soc to 175eachWool
Border Door Mats 150to each
Rubber Door Mats 125 to 175each
Special Lessons inHygienic Cooking
Southern Cotton Oil Coosexpert will give a
of special lessons inour Pure Food Store fifth floorusing Snowdrift and Wesson Oil10 a m to i p m and to 5 p mJanuary 22 to February 8 Deli-cious cakes and pastries served
Choice Candies-
In a generous assortment of Choco-lates and Fancy Table Candies yicolors especially desirable for
teas and similar functions
25c to 8oc pound
t
c
and
THE
I
o r-
on
¬
¬
<
¬
¬
¬
WOODWARD LOTHROP j
CHARM
Brilliant Function of South-
ern Relief Society
SOCIETY OUT IN NUMBERS
3IrN ItooMevvIt IMowcr fromWhite HoiiMc CoiiMcrvntorlcM Onllroom nt Wllliird SplendidlyDecorated and Illumined Cotillionnrliijfs Entertainment to Close
The Annual Charity Ball of the SouthernRelief Society took place last evening atthe New wniard with about eight hundred In attendance
Since the organization of this societywhich is under the management of repreaentxtive aontbern families the ballshave been among the most brilliant ofthe winter entertainments attracting alarge and fashionable attendance La tnights assemblage of distinguished olll-
eial and resident society testifies to theinterest this charity holds the iwbHc
The KuccivIiiK LadleMiss Nannie Randolph Beth for n num-
ber of years president of the society be-
cause of the deep mourning of the familywas not able to head the receiving lineas has been her custom The guests werewelcomed by Mrs Archibald Young whoWaa assisted by Mrs Oscar Turner MrsJoseph C S Blackburn Mrs Rollins MissIletael Mrs QweroUo former presidentof the society and Mr and Mrs COwington
The introductions were made by CaptFltxhugh Lee U S jL former SenatorCharles J Faulkner of West Virginiaand former Secretary of the Navy III-lary A Herbert
The ball rooms were decorated withfestoons of Southern Smylax and boughsof spruce and pine and lighted by pinkshaded electric lights The United StatesMarine Bud and the Thirteenth CavalryBand played alternately a programm ofpopular music
Supper was served in the Red DiningRoom from 11 to 1 oclock A cotillion ledby Mr Frank B Martin brought the ballto a close
HOXCM Are InnovationBoxes decorated with velvet Hanging and
supplied with chairs were a new and ac-ceptable feature of the entertainment forthe older members of the society Eachbox held groups of MgaMed dowagerswho were visited by and otheronlookers
The owcers of Southern H ttef Societyan
PrnUact Xnato Muinlali MrtftYin i wM nti Mi AftaH Atop Mn AnU-
hakt Yooag Ma How M Retail mud MffJ al-RTW0 te-
iNeranttBi Meretaiy Mr K X 1tr-
Camsp0ultaK wawttrj Mn U K QaMfe-TiMNrar Mn firm C Tmlhw-Chainaaa rettrf caavatttte Mn S Ow
iaftoa-duOnsu of eiecntffe kaQ luaaaftUta Mn-
toaUfe M BOON
To Mrs Rosalie HoHyday Bocock ismost of the credit due for the success ofthe balL Mrs Roosevelt sent her a boxof flower from the White Houseanother testimonial to her interestefforts for the success of tile Mil WM abasket of sweet peas
lnfrumNMQjiThe patronesses wereMn Btaatwatl Jtckwa Maa Mary Caatfc LM
Kb AaOy Mason Mn Dratld MeUas JinWUhmrn Motta Ota Mn fmnm Mm WwmnJ-I White Mil Jtawmad Mn Beta 8tepmtMn Dwrejr Mn Heater Mn Hairth a MnHBBMB Mn XUdM Mr Ownwa Mn LatiawrMn Prastor Mn OeD lln John Sharp Wi-lUun Mn lm r of Florida Mn marten MnBoriooa Mn Ucorae E Cook Mn BUckbnraMn JUleS K Joook Mn Marion Butler MnTlM M Nelaon Page Irs H tH O an TMkerMn Loax Mrt Fnutda Mn Itahtk-Wahh Mn Magi TlmvMB Mn ChaiardMn Itoardman Mn R McUu Mn Dra-pw Mn C r Gkwer Mn William CotconwKa it Mn Arthur Lev Mn Richard Panic WUHMM Mn John Boyd Mn Wllliwa R CarUrie Mn A C DowBia Mn f B
Mary K McKee Mn OwdUMtamh MnI-Mmeaji MeKtat Mn Jaaain Mn OMar TunerMn He aahi Mfcon Mn ArehibaM Grins Mn-KMn Mn AnriRtedd l r Mn hoer Me-yowaa Mn Albert C JIm Mn Jiihdta
The CnminittceNComposing the ball committee wereMn HoMlte Hony Uy Kpewk ebainMm-Mn Cawpben Piyor Mn Joba T UiuM Mn
John T CaUKgbu Mn WOttm R Dow MnP I wta ManbaQ Mn lIMe T Xaon Mn KOnjr IVndirton Mn M L Wbcatley Mn C IfFwd Mn J W Wren ad Mn Ownje C Covboon
Mta Laura R Cartiate ctainua todks-eamaattme
Mr Funk K Martin cfeainua floor eomaitteelien H 1 FteoA rite c jiinMn floor eomoittee-
YOUX IUDIK81 COMMITTBBMia Law K CartHk cbabmaii the Miam
Dow Miw Phyllis ijxfcr till Lillian StowMin Alice ShepaM Miss Anna Portncr MwLMimer Miai Julia Fulten WUianu MiaItayd Min Natalie Maffrwkr Mk MarginYouoj Mi IVrflr MaMO MiaM Marjorie andFrances Smith Miat Keith Frazier theHeth Miat Tilhnan the Micwa Mixl cyto Min Helen Wilson Mi ManarrtU W
Mis Elisabeth OouM the MkmMiw Alice Hockey Miss Anna Fatuitkitn MiasLaniM Campbell Mfe Wrenn Mi Sduwrannn
Flcrenee Hewitt Miai I nnm YoongbloadMimi Ixiviw M White Miss Kendall of New YorkMiai Godoy and Mn Carbo
BNTRKTATNMKNT COMMITTEEMai J McDowell Caniagton pnaUost Coaled
nile Vetenni AMoctotkm Joatiee Seth SbepardKJeanoad Paanon Hobaon fmtaer Secretary HilaryA Herbert M j Holmes Grand George KElliott Col Robert K Lee Uen William lUiataCox H St Gears Tuner Judge Charles It Howrylen ink C Annatraug Rear Artmtral R U-
JlaUydar U S N Judte Silas lure SenatorCinder A Colbenon Capt John 31 Hfcfcey Sen-ator Asbnry G I atimer Judge L Chamben Senator Joseph F Johnston Tnonuui NelsoeIN Seaator Robert L Tkykr Gen JUreos JWright Senator Jaaae B JlcCiwrr GenU Loaaax Senator John W Daniel Dr John Ulloyd U S N CbarkR J Kanlkner John T Cal
AMlnaai A Clark Col AreaibaU GradeJohn Sharp MIllMMiu Col L S lirown George WGordon Wai t W Hunter and Ti onws PRyan
FLOOR COJIlIlTTEaFrank B Martin Chairman
lion H D Flood Chairmanlion D Wyatt Alter Cha V Arth Mr
Aautt Mahlon Ashford Claude N Bennett JMonroe Britt Taylor Barke Clitfonl K Bcrryaan
W Blaekfaurn jr WiUian H Ikxnck WUItem W Bride LIed Henry V INUer U s N
Sterling Silver
LOVING CUPS-of desired size and
cost Urns tankards vasespunch bowls and otherpresentation piecestion implies no obligation topurchase
GALT BROEstablished Over a Century
Silversmiths Stationers
1107 Penna Ave
E make a specialty otservice for theater parties banquetsballs c vehicles
charges
Robinsons Stables817 19th Street N W
Phone Main 1005
Xc
i
for
M
Nub
John
c1IeGtr-
eIn
lUck
Min
William
Jane
every
ttJew llers
l
BALL DRKS
Scuds
I
dancers
GeOl
sad
and
yew
All
MbaArm
Mane With I
Jan
lAnds 7
bobs
Yin
1T
¬
¬
¬
¬
>
>
¬
>
<
¬
HUlL John G W M Oerad Geoime TCox Dr U Wytfcw Cook M M Creaafctw Chea-ter jr lark Dr Julian CabeO Dr R B crmiebael Greta S Coriagton It u tT Nolan Grand Capt Sherwood A CheneyHon K iMrenimrt Dr Vlrgiaitts DabaeyJaRM II Donnan lurkS H Doing George 8Derrick Jane M Drjwtele Bdwin f Dottoa-Dwwld 8 J Keller J I EdwardF IloBKll Fravd high J Fegan HOB John Ufll-Jr Hon John Waaiey Uabtea Theodore Gift14ent n finer U X I4e tThomas C Hart U K N Johns Ha-sood U H A HOB Fraak U Hitchcock Maieoha Henry lion J Tboawi MeSh l ow n liarriaoa Albert Hill Harry K Miey Daraf K-
Headrick Arthur Herbert E I Hunter CItishy C Hunt Lttwraaoe llnfv iMnrrts-
Ifey Dr Virgil It JackAoa Ralph E careJc e C F Johnson Dr M M KingRobert J Kennedy Thrum Kkrby K
Hon William B Lanai lion tonlaaI e lion F R Lasstt T Arthur I e Cotton IILe Hagh 8 Lagare Williaai W Ixawaoad Her-bert C l wi Capt Jaiasa A Loaan Jr U 8-
A Dr Loots C Lear lion Adolph Meyer StuartMcNaman Iayjnaatrr Samuel Motlowaa 1 H-
Miusaps L Ihwtfc Martin Harry O VU
lard Martin I at Dr C P MagraderBut ilohun Robvrt A Maorer Daniel P Me-Gowan Angus McDonald Mirny Mlddlcton Cyms-V Mints J W MeKericher James Ljr Dr H Logan II Obear HHUardT owes lion A r rnjn J E Fennybackcr If-IhlWps Walter IVtor Hairy F Payne W 8Peachy Unit Andre M Proctor U 8 X Bnsign A C Pickena I 8 N L M QnboUoJoseph Y John Rttchie Dr Thomas L-
rtaH Henry FaJrfax Kobertaon Dr hiatus Jeansosa Hon A O Stanley Dr M SprigJames If Swift y CAt O O Suples WallaceStnater Dr A K Stands Dr 1C A fttllhaatsnJoseph J Sehtefly lion Qeorg W TajrtoK Tfoabrsaia K West dandr K AVetxertDr W W HlBdraoB Dr W B Wright MmerC Wood Wiggins Dr Kiebard Washing-ton Dr Waftar A Wen Email WaggasuaDr Qatar Wflktoson Otto Wood and Tbonus-Corhta WajUngto-
nIlnndMoniuly Gowned WomenA number of handsomely gowned worn
en were present among themMrs Joseph C S Blackburn Mack
velvet and point lace tad aji xcMfttag-ly beautiful antique gold chain
Mrs Wheeler black taosMrs Rollins la white pompadour silkMrs Qulrollo pink cbWfonMiss Hetaei black Telwt and point
laceMrs J W Wrcan a Mack Mourn gowa
over black satinMrs Joseph Thropp gray ehMEon over
silk with silver spanglesMrs John DaJell white broeaMied satin
and tactMiss Kendall of New York tints canary
sattoMrs Bocock black sequttt gomm
trimmed with gold laceMrs C H Fred white satin and laceMiss Hill of Texas piak sattaMiss Resale Turner pale blue mops do
chine and white laceMiss Watt rUe groan tulle over th
same shade of satin and trimmed withwhite lace
Mrs John Horrlgan white taco overwhite satin trimmed with pearl orna
Mrs Walter B Richards block crepede chine and white lace
Miss lib Sbeoard pale blue saLtsand white lace 4
Miss Norton black satin and lace em-pire gown and American Beauty roses
Mrs Pearce Horn pink crop de chineand valencleauMS lace diamonds and em-eralds
Mrs A T Downing gaynet velvet androse point
Mrs L Owen pink satin stripedcbttton over silk and lace
Mrs Nevia Campbell black lace andjet
Mas Milton CJuapJwn of PhilatWpiitolace robe over satia trimmed wiLt
pearlsMiss Hubard pink silkMiss Addis Hubard watte lace awn
over white satinMiss Kearney white Liberty crepe and
lamMrs I T Mann canary satia eaftroM
erect in lOW and triauaed with oeMlace
Mrs Clarence L Bus of Kentnckywhite cloth and pompadour satin
Miss Hewett pale blue crepe de chineand white lace
Mrs Ennalls Waggaman pink IJbertysilk embroidered in gold
Miss Ptckett Heth canary satin Empiregown trimmed with gold
Miss Virginia Heth white lace gownover pink taffeta and silver trtmoslng
Miss Wrenn pink silk sad pearlsMiss Elterson pink silkMiss Alice Boyd white caMCeaMrs Mulare black laceMiss Schuermann green caMCaa and
pink silkMiss Talbott black lane over lack and
red ornamentsMrs Rust Smith gray crepe ie chine
trimmed with point laceMiss Lou Harrison black laosMiss Buck white crepe de chineMiss Hastings goldcolored satinMrs Lewis Marshall black Jetted gown
over satin white paradise hair ornamentMrs Gresson Thornton bronse sequin
gown made priacease over the same shadesatin
Mrs Horace Chandtee buck satinMiss Katherine Powell white hand
painted chiffonMrs Marion Butler white lace gown
and pearl ornamentsMiss Nettle Lewis pink chiffon and
black velvetMiss Marie Lewis black lace over piak
trimmed with JetMrs Clara Kyle Crank of New York
bAck brocaded satin and point laceMrs Burnett violet silk and point laceMiss Casey white lace over white
satinMiss Lillian Arthur pale blue embroid-
ered erepeMrs A T Van Kiosk pate blue chif-
fon and green velvet trimmingsMiss Phillips white Liberty sstJn
and laceSirs John L Maury of
black satin and white laceMug Emily Reed white laceMiss Isabel Smith white lace and white
crepe de chineMrs Isabel P Smith blacK laceMrs Seth Shepard white brocaded
satin lace and pearlsMrs A C Pryor black crepe de chineMrs John F Maury pale pink Liberty
satin and lace princess gownMiss Mullet white lace pattern robe
over nile green taffetaMiss Marjorie Smith apricot satin and
gold lace and a bird of paradise hairornament
Mias Frances Smith cherry chins dothover white silk and gOld Mercury winghair ornament
Mrs Tunstall black point V esprit anddiamonds
Wade Atkinson pink handpainted chiffon and pearls
Miss Fry white pattern lace gownMra Silas Hare black lace over white
satin and touches of pink panne velvetMrs Alfred Dartt pale Irfue and white
silk and laceMrs P T OConnor gray Liberty satin
embroidered in sliverMrs Burleson black chiffon and laceMrs John W Wrenn black sequin
gownMiss Helen pale blue chiffon
and SUet lace pearl ornamentsMrs Mackall white lace princess gown
and pearl ornamentsMiss Waters white French voile and
diamonds
Tlie Ifivolntltm of PenceThe Evolution of Peace was the sub-
ject of an Interesting lecture by EdwinD Mead of Boston Mass at UniversityHall Fifteenth and II streets northwestlast night under the auspices of theCollege of the Political Sciences of theGeorge Washington University and theLake Mohonk Conference Internation-al Arbitration
Mr Mend gave a detailed account ofthe work done at The Hague He vigorously contented for universal ponce anddeclared that such an adjustment couldbe n ade without the assistance of war
Only ten cents delivered atyour dally Issues of TheWashington Herald Phone Main 3300
pen
Cook
o
J 8apt
MerewaD
antsOwen
win
men
lace-R
Lei
Mrs
Chand lee
On
doorthe
h
IC
W
Jam
hood
C-
ubJoe
M-
ao
hugh
liar
GainVernon
nest
hit
p
chiffon
ra
¬
¬
¬
¬
¬
¬
¬
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
President and Mrs RooseveltGuests of Cortelyons
AT THIRD CABINET DINNER
ecretary and Mrs Hoot ICntcrtnlnHuron mid rJuroiiesN Mayor desIlnnoltcfl Nup
Ibis nt Sliorclmm Hotel ItiinoliuoiiIfiuchru Givuii Iiy Mr AulieNbn
The Secretary of the Treasury seed MrsCortelyou gave the third of the seriesof Cabinet dinners last night entertain-ing In honor of the President and MrsRoosevelt
Mrs Cortelyou welcomed the guests ina handsome toilette of white satin Thetable around the company gatheredwas decorated with Linerty roses whitecarnations and dusters of violets car-rying out a color acaente of red whiteand blue
Invited to meet the President and MrsRoosevelt were Representative and MrsFowler Judge and hIre ClementsJudge and Mrs Booth AssistantSecretary Reynolds Assistant SecretaryEdwards Mr and Mrs Charles EarlGen and Mrs George B Williams Mrand Mrs John B Hemphill Mr and MrsCharles F Pray Mr and Mrs ThomasPresser of New York Miss Carow sis-
ter of Mrs Roosevelt Mies Mary Wil-
liams Miss Gertrude Browa Miss HindsMr Henry P Blair and Mr H OWeaver
The Secretary of State and Mrs Hootentertained at dinner last night compl-imentary to the Italian Ambassador andthe Baroness Mayor des Planches Mrand Mrs Edeon Bradley of New Yorkwere among the guests
The Vice President and Mrs Fairbankswere the guests complimentary toSenator Du Posit entertained a companyat dinner last night
Baron Rosen the Russian Ambassadorwas the chief guest at the home of tinAssistant Secretary of State and MrsBacon last night
Gen and Mrs Klltou entertained at din-
ner last night at their home in theMarine Barracks for Senator and MrsBriggs The other guests were SenatorOallinger Representative and Mrs TossRepresentative and Mrs Weeks Mr andMn George lam Maj and MrsCharles McCawley Capt Hooker U gJM C and Mrs Hooker and Gee AllenU S A of the Signal Corps
Commandant of the Kavy aadLouise gave a dinner last niglit to
their quarters there cotnpBateatary tothe Secretary of the Navy and Mrs Metcall
Mrs Randolph Clarke war hostess ata bridge party yesterday afternoon at herhome in Connecticut avenue
The Mhaies Shaw daughters of tileformer Secretary of the Treasury wereentertained at luncheon yesterday byMr Charles Howe The party waschaperoned by Mrs Moore whose daugh-ter Miss Irene Moore the Misses Shaware visiting Besides the Misses Shawand Miss Moore there were present Miss
of England the Mimes PilsonWigmore U S A Mn Penman
Mr Frank Hyatt and Mr George OakTotten
Miss Kfoanore Terry daughter of RearAdmiral Terry was hostess at a lunch-eon at the Alibi Club yesterday tINparty being chaperoned by Mrs RichardHarlow and Mrs P Lee Pumps
Miss Catherine WheaUey of this cityand Mr Richard Pretlow Worrall abroker of New York were married yes-terday at noon at the Shorehan HotelTIle ceremonr was performed In the pri-
vate parlors of the hotel by the RevUlysses G B Pierce of all Souls Church-A breakfast followed the ceremony atwhich were present Miss Alice QibbsJonas Miss Marion Brandt Miss HelenG Sydenhauer Miss Catherine BulkleyMis Anna G Wheatley Mr John Barrett Mr Jackson Elliott Mr RobertBulkley Mr Barry Bulkley and MrMaucklln Kevin of this city CountessX V Faverny of Paris Miss Marie Valleau and Miss Elizabeth Meam of NewYork
Mrs W H Raaley will be at hometills afternoon
Mrs J Kakht Oadefoy wttt he at hometomorrow afternoon and wfil have withher Miss Bradford of Beiair Md whois her guest
Mrs Victor H Wallace wilt be at homefor the teat time this season on Satur-day January 25 from 3 until I oclockat the Mariborough
Mrs William W White lid Q streetwin be at home Wednesday She willhave with her Mrs Oscar Woodward ofMount Clair N J
Mrs Gaines wife of Representative Jo-seph Holt Gaines of West Virginia ow-
ing to Illness will not observe any daysat home this season nor will she be ableto make any calls during the winter
Representative and Mrs M E Oimsted are receiving congratulations uponthe birth of a son
Mrs Mortimer H Acheson of theCumberland entertained at a luncheonand euchre at her apartment yesterdayafternoon A combination of Richmondroses and white axaleas formed the dec-
orations for the wellappointed tables
amid
which
whom
YUC-K
DobbIns
I
S
C
rrnl lVlieii hey
I
apt
cy
¬
¬
¬
¬
¬
¬
¬
¬
¬
¬
¬
¬
¬
¬
Following the Iwtehoea eleven smalltables of wrt made p PrIzesof cut glass and gold were played forAmong those present were Miss FloraKing Mrs Charles Pepper Mrs Don
Mrs Fred Parka Mrs Vandegrift Mrs P V De Craw Irr CarterKeene Mrs George Gardner Mrs JohnShoemaker Mrs George Hoover Mrs SB Jones Mrs Irwin Miss George MrsRoy Kenny Mrs Oscar Ktcketts MrsEdward Eynon Mrs Will Mahoney MrsGeorge Warrtngton Mrs America Vippone Mrs William Shatter Mrs CharlesDemonet Mrs Lee MrsO P Varnell Mrs Vernon Mrs LeeSimmons Miss Nina CaUlwell MrsCharles Bates Mrs DobMns Miss Jorgesson Mrs Gordan Hill Mrs HenrySohon Mrs Johan Kondrup Mrs Tuleyand Miss Tuley Mrs Samer Mrs HenryC Bruning Mrs Chesterfield Mrs Mal-colm Varnell Mrs Bow Mrs Treanorand Mrs Edward Benton
Mrs Stuart Patterson of New Yorkis visiting her parents eel and MrsArchibald Hopkins
Miss Kate My r whose house Is leasedto Representative McKMar lion arrivedat Florence
The third grand ball of the BureauBowling Club place eveningat Masonic Temple Daneta will beginat 8 M oclock The music will be fur-nished by a section of the Greater Wash-ington Band under tile direction of MrJohn B BoveHo
Miss Mary Hearley of US Fairmontavenue Pittaburg Pa is the guest ofher friend Miss Mary C Hood of Mutrkirk Md She will receive friends atHood Inn jCnlrtcirtc Md
The first of two hops by the Fortyseventh Company of the Coast ArtilleryCorps at Fort Hunt will be given tomorrow evening The music will be by
orchestra A special train overthe Mount Vernon line will leave Twelfthstreet and the Avenue at 730 in theevening and Alexandria at 8 oclock
COMMISSION NAMED
Will Tent and Examine Weight antiFiiieiiexx of COlliN In 311iitH
The commission appointed annually toteat and examine the weight and finenessof coins reserved at the several mintsduring the previous calendar year wasnamed by the President yesterday for theyear 1M7
The members of the commission areSenator Henry M Teller of ColoradoRepresentative William B McKInley ofIllinois George E Roberts of ChicagoRepresentative William A Ashbrook ofOhio Charles J Russet Burlington VtLeverett Mean Williams College MassC C Harrison University of Pennsyl-vania Charles B Rogers Utica N YJ W Campbell Fort Dodge Iowa L SKerfpot Seattle Gardiner WilliamsWashington D C John L McNeilDurango Colo E W Harde ChicagoThomas Burns San Francisco DumontClarke New York Pearl Wight NewOrleans and Frank Simian ColumbusOhio
ARMY AND NAVY
Army OrdersCaatnet Bargeon HERBERT W YKMAXS tree
Phlttn iiie to Sin FranciscoCBJ Ht KERT WIGMORK Cotes of End
earn to Bataan rust nina IaflkVtaCbL JOHX C MfHLKXKKKG iiristint ns aas
tar pcnml found nxapacaatcd is retiredIt PATWCK MOLOHAJf CaaatMir D Firstftattajfaa erf Kaciowrs plaesd oa rained Hat
Prffate KKUBJtX H KICK Troop a fytscataCaralry fan Ocnml Hospital WasMesjioa Betracto to rt Etbaa Allen
Go WILLIAM R SIPPLE CgaBpiaj I OrreataIntantrr Fat D A KnssaD Bsehatfedtin
Priiate Fint Class FKAXK TAYLOR IfaapnalCorps Leafnnrorth duefaaigBd fraaa theGay
Pritata nED O HUTCHINSON Ktftc otapaay Coast ArdDerjr Corp who deserted Oetoter H cMT caUstod ia TibsaOaa rf the tttarta-artM of war Decaadwr 14 BMT aid aptwlauded Dtissahir 9 UW at Fort IVfceas-waSe senrfaa a a private FVtoeath CosapaayCoat Artilkry Corpa wider aaaw CMABLESC HARRIS dttcfcarped without boaor theansi tv raaajaiidinf odkcr Fort Baraaeas byMason of desertion and fmndnlent mnstmrnt
Pail Qoartonaaatef Serge WILLIAM UK AM-sTTKOT row at Am Fraurisco to Fort Many
Firoaaa ROBBRT D SPAXDAU Ccaat ArtflkrjrCorps tier Fort Warren to Fort MeKialey
Private SAM SCHWARTZ HtbM iDfaatrjr diadiaiied without koaor fMM
army by oosBaaandtec oMcar Madison Baract on aacoant of iatprimrjawni sister aeatsdoe of a rirU court
Private PInt Class ABEL O AXDBKSOK lloa-latal IiI froai Mcramnt ststJaa OMshssaata Port Laaveawortk-
Bcensk FNAXK BKU4ONT Gnat Artfflnr Corprccnat depot Fort Stoosa traaaf iml to Joa-Bttal Corp aa private to Geaaaal MospiUl
C Hospital Carps
CoaauaoVr W II WEBB redna oetufctti MI-yud League Island honeCoaansnder J L PUBCELL to BUT yard LtatwIsbad-Lfcut Quasi in A A PRATT to amilag sUtioa 8an FtMckK-OUrat A P FAIRFIELD addttteaal date as cap
taM Naval Academy rin team for amUnit L JOHNSON addntoaal daqr as esp
taJa navy rite tram for MK-Kariw P V McNAIK to fraJrieSUTJJOO H B FlITS to navy recruiting stationIndiampoUaPined Assfaunt Surgeon R JC aetadied
Xaval Academy to Cobnaoia HavanaPined Aariatant J U IDKN detached
Cape CrmvCaaOda aarvor expednion Manraniila eoataraa or r datiea-
Assartaat Svrssjon L H WHKELSR dftadwri-Nemttinf Indtanapons to Washiacfam
for proaaatina then wait orderAaastaat SoraMsi A H ALLEN detached marine
detafBaarnt at lAjaa to Caps CraaCasilda satm txpedjtiom MaaaaoulaAssistant Oorgtoas I M SCHMIDT ant K G
MVCKBKWB MId AtsJataat Sargeon LC WIIITIBIDI appointed
Ovaaer I WILBUR to m l liiihaaai SlutFraadfeo
Mar Adadnd F Coartia ifOnat dfed at Washbows Jaaaary
MOVEMENTS OF VBSSBLSTa ffltawriaa naynuns o Teaals tame bars nptrtod to tile DnJag of Navigation
ArmedJanuary H Viualobes atCalifornia at San Francisco
Sailed Jannary J Yorktown and Justin fromMite Island for Macdalena Itay Janoanr 38Des Motors from Boston for Nevr York
Only ten cents a week delivered atyour daily issues of TheWashington Herald Phone Main 3300
If
Stubble eld
will tQe
Pad tt
L
Fort
C
haD
foe with 01n Orders
Ira
T
Sartre
UOIl
Acting
i
doorthe
s
eo hrs
tern
this
5oi
firmamy
Teathe
Waabot Esna day
ry
3
Con
cram I
slide
ilL
Shatigi
¬
¬
¬
¬
¬
¬
At These Extra Special Prices For One Week OnlyThe success of this offer has been so great that weve decided to continuethese sptfial prices for another week
Ladies DressesFancy or Plain cleaned
Ladies Waiststhese special prices or Plain cleaned
j to Herald readers Ladies Skirts 7presenting this cou Plain cleaned
coupon must Gentlemen Suits 125Gentlemens Fancy Vests
ONLY WEEK JAN 20th to 25th Gentlemen Suits SOCSponged and Pressed
GOODS CALLED FOR AND DELIVEREDPhone 5028and Our Wagon Will Call
THE FRENCH DRY CLEANING COJULIUS ARNSTEIN Proprietor
718 13th Street N W
Genuine French Dry Cleaning
2 0001 0 fi0 75cFancy
cFancy or0 pan1 presented to get
discount GOODleaned
UsMain
IIA
Cleanedbe
35c
I
j
j
DULIN MARTIN CO
Nickel Copper and Silver
All the New Designs275 to 30
ATthis season the Chaf-ing Dish be prop-erly classed among the
indispensable articles thehousehold equipment-
If purchased here a gooddish need cost but little Ourstock offers the broadest possible variety of Chafing Dishesin nickel copper and silverThe most elegant as well asthe inexpensive dishes in allthe newest designs Pricesrange from 275 to 30
vSpecial ValueI-
n Nickel Dishes fittedwith Improved Perfection lamp
or food panebony handle H veryexceptional value Jwj UUat t
Also a complete stock rfNewest Chafing Dish Acc s
Dulin Martin CoPettsry Pweslalt Cilia Sla afar c
1215 F St and 121418 G St
813 14th St N WLadies Tailor and Importer
Advance Showing ofSpring Fashions in
Ladies SuitingsLipshutz style is very much
in evidence that indefinablesomething that makes hiswork distinctive
Broadcloth of the Snort qualityfauUteavly tailored and finishedat an VeRge aavlag of 30 To yourmeasure from
Fancy Worsteds in nIt of thnew spring weaves at special IK-
tweenseaiton prices A substan-tial saving on rttevery oneFrom
TRAOC HARK
GQODS
Your Needsi-n the line of STORM
CLOTHING and FOOT-WEAR can be most satisfactorily supplied at the RubberStore
Stocks are invariably com-
plete in all in-
variably THE LOWEST forthe best
Policemen mull carriers c inparticular arc iavitecl to examinethese goods We meaties
Others Jackets S2 p R M rBMf-
Rebkif Czpei S3N kin sueRrtier Cuts S358 HP gvbtaRita Cojfj 153 J 250
We employ the best skill in
t the craft and maintain thebestsection
paper are correct J-
v quality Thework is best
NEWSTORE I-
t F and 12th Sts tc-
xacdy suited to your require-
ments will be the task of but amoment here Finest French andEnglish Brushes withmedium and stiffbristles 25c to 50c
s Thompson PharmacyFrank C Henry Prop 703 ISti
RepairedCleanedBoughtExchanged
M N HSKIM1AN CO
13th and 6 Sts N W mmm
The Largest Morning Circulation
CHAFINGDISHESI-
n
I JI
I
I
fl50 Up
45 U p-
u
TheRUBBER
StoreRU-
BBER
linesprices
I
helm
M Lindsay CoEstabIllkd 807 Pa Ave Tefholl-J Yurs Maim 137-
8f ENGRAVING i
equipped plant in thist-
Our and-o
t-oi
Selecting a I
Tooth Brush
I
u
RUGSeZY
wit IL
0
sories
hIPsllUTz
I
Mae
p
One
v kin
I
s
¬
¬
¬
¬
¬
¬
¬
¬
+ ++++ +++ ++ ++
++
+
+
+