' 1 I I ! Y nard, Miss Dorothy Smith, Miss M. a Jong Illness. SAMPKL. PFRCY CEI% Til l-M H11 I l l I'.S.N., beloved husband of Matti<> Oee. Master Henry Lee, Miss Helen Bremwell.Bruce . IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY Lee, Master Wendell, Master F. James 1~uneraI from bin la to residence. 222 Jacknoa H IrM-M and Miss K. James. street, Auacoatla. on Wednesday, January 2«. t-l l-HM I M !. MOSES & SONS FOR CRM'S SAKE at 2 p.m. Relatives and friend* Invited t* |W.B attend. Please omit flowers. (Philadelphia, * -« J***« Mrs. Robert N. Harper was the hostess AmiaiKdis aud Alexandria paper* pleas* 7 rrfiiTnf4 i .1 -i* PRESIDENT AND WIFE WILL BE Alai44lli4N i HI-M-M-H-M i-i-i-i-i-r I yesterday afternoon at a bridge party, copy.) BONAPARTE GUESTS TONIGHT. followed by a tea at 5 o'clock. The i Sixteenth Relief Ball rooms of her home were SOOHINC. On Friday. January 15. IJKtf*. in Southern spacious drawing railroad w reck at Itetsern. (ol. OLABP.S'fB prettily decorated with palms and cut ART1I1 It. son of Clarence F. itoodinc of flowers. Mrs. Harper, who wore a Wash nctoti. 1>. <\. aged tweuty-three year* Excels All Others. Other Dinners and Hospitalities of gown of white lace, was assistedhandsomein and eleven month* receiving by Mrs. Daniel T. Wright. Mrs. Soti'-e of funeral later. (Chicago, M., pa|. Mr*. >nS A VERY BRILLIANT SCENE Gladys Wright. Miss Ciaire Wright, Miss MARY 11. It. HITT. la'lovt d wife of lata* Sale-g^-M, Alice Wright. Miss Alexander. Miss It. Ilitt and mother of Isaac It. Ilitt. jr.. AfterInventory and Miss Katharine Shicry. McDermottAn and Atza B. Ilitt. in the * venty eighth year j I Tlie President (ind Mrs. Roosevelt will orchestra played throughout the after- of her ace. | Funeral serTl-e* at the reside' --e of her aon. Men and Women Unite to be guests of the Attorney General and noon, and informal dancing was enjoyed 4. jHotaDle in the ballroom. Isaac It Ilitt. jr.. l.'Utl Columbia road Portieres Clearance- of Mrs. Bonaparte at dinner tonight. It at 1 p.m. Tuesday. January 1!' northnest. inert at Rose Mill reiiieter*. 111.Intel 9 Rings. * Make Success, will be given at and there will Chicago. I Rauscher's, Mr. and Mrs. Becker entertained at Chicago and Ktanaton. 111.; Cincinnati, NCLUDING of f be about thirty guests. Monday evening In honor of Missdinner t'hlo. and I.os Angeles, t'al.. paper* please (Ts"J Rugs every T Bayard. oopj". scription. Great variety of , K. Hughes 1*47 .00 j5 Axminster Rugs. 36x72 4.00 3.15 her friends Thursday afternoon. R. night at the Xew Willard and a company The Vice President and Mrs. til. Hooker. Mamie Lowe and KllutbelhLavinia . and T 2 pairs Red Portieres.... $800 $5.00 Rest Wool Rugs. ... 1.25 .07 of gave a dinner last FairbanksThe January t'larem-e Nixon. Two shna-ln-law, ona 23 Smyrna 18x36. ^ young and out, as representative of the night. daughter In-law. six grandchildren and a hoat I 2 pairs Red Portieres.... $7.00 $5.00 2 00 guests of honor were the British Mrs. C. Given of 17.VS T street of friends ii Rest Wool Smyrna Rugs, 21x45. 1.55 northland as of the southland and of every and Mrs. Harry mourn Uls loss. 2 pairs Red Portieres $10.50 $6.00 Bryce. ambassadorwill not be at home tomorrow. A bitter grief. a shoi'k severe. Rest Wool . branch of the oftb ial and resident 3 pairs Red Portieres.... $925 $6.00 25 Smyrna Rugs. 26x54. 5.00 1.95 >j* society To part with one we loved so dear? X of the a in The Speaker and Miss Cannon had Mrs. will hold her usual i fur loss Is we cannot . . . 2.20 t. Capital, spent happy evening Bonaparte great. complain, X 1 Pair R*d Portieres $10.00 $6.00 35 Rest Wool Smyrna Rugs, 30x60. 3.50 with them last But trust in the name of charity and with the night the Secretarydining reception at the Portland Wednesday God to meet aga n. A 2 pairs Red Portieres $8.30 $6.00 14 Rest Wool Smyrna Rugs. 36x72. .. . 4.50 3.29 of Commerce and Labor and Mrs. Straus. from 4 to »>. tomorrow, BY "FA MILT. 2 Red Portieres $11.00 S6.50 edge that the financial results would go Senator and Mrs. Burrows, the chief of Funeral from h.s late residence. 225* O street f pairs 22 Axminster knowl^ northwest. T 3 Red Portieres.... $6.50 Rugs. 27x60 3.50 1.95 far in the good work for which this relief staff and Mrs. J. Franklin Bell. Iiepre- Owing to the illness of her daughter. Friday. January 22, at 2 p.tin pairs $9.50 sentative and Mrs. Mrs. C. Court, will Relatives and friends invited. 2 Red Portieres... $6.30 24 Axminster Rugs. 36x70 4.00 3.45 association stands pledged. This ball was Vreeland. Represen- O. Foster. Stoneleigh A pairs .$10.50 J* tative and Mrs. Overstreet. not receive Thursday, but will receive ( 1 Red Portieres $6.73 X the sixteenth annual event of the society tative Represen- j SEEP. Entered into rest on Monday, Januair 7 pair $10.30 25 Selvage Smyrna Rugs. 18x36 85 .55 and Mrs. Lawrence, Representative Thursday. January 2M. IttOO. at 4:4". p.m.. ai his residence. 183" 18^K. 1 2 pairs Red Portieres $13.50 $7.00 21x45 and from every indication in the point and Mrs. Wood yard. Representative and street. LEWIS E. REED, the beloved brother 39 Selvage Smyrna Rugs, 1.50 .85 Mrs. Sibley, Mrs. Loose of Miss Mr. and Mrs. A .Monro announce the of Elisabeth Beckett, Martha Carroll aud A 2 pairs Red Portieres $11.00 $8.00 2.00 t of attendance was the most successful Chicago, Hamilton Jackson. 21 Selvage Smyrna Rugs. 26x54 t.29 Voorhis, Representative Kuowland and marriage of their daughter, Katherin. p.m.. T 3 Red Portieres $12.75 $9.00 18 Selvage Smyrna Rugs, 30x60 2.50 1.45 Roth froat Metropolitan A. M. K. fbnroh. M streett pairs V ballrooms were in use and two at Baltimore. Md.. by the Rev. J. between loth and 1 titU -treet-. Relatives aud A 2 pairs Red Portieres... .$14.00 $9.00 32 Persian Wilton Rugs, 27x54 6.00 4.95 £ bands.the Marine and Fort Myer.gave The Japanese ambassador and Baroness of 11173 North Strieker street.CampbellMr. friends are invited to attend. T 2 pairs Red Portieres... .$17.30 $10.00 8 Persian Wilton 3. inspiring music for the dancing and the Takahira entertained at dinner last even- and Mrs. MaePherson will be at home to Rugs. 36x63 8.50 6.45 .1. promenade. Palms and ing the French ambassador and Mine. | their friends after February 1 at 2707 RHODES. On Monday. January 18. lthY*. DAVID T 1 pair Red Portieres $14.00 $11.00 foliage plants Jusserand. the BLAIR, youngest son of David Wilton Rugs, 36x63 6.00 adorned the two rooms. Secretary of the Interior Georgia avenue northwest. Blair and A 3 pairs Red Portieres $18.50 $11.00 13 Royal 4.95 .J. and Mrs. tiarfield. Senator and Mrs. Analtel Rhodes i nee Walpnrte*. aged In® 6 Plain Mohair 2.00 y The guests began to arrive shortly after Senator Mrs. years, cigh! months and nine days. T 2 pairs Red Portieres... .$18.00 $13.00 Rugs. 18x36 3.00 '.) and Mrs. Scott, the assistantDepew, Ralph Baldwin Pratt will be at ]Funeral from 48 H street y o'clock. of state and Mrs. i home tomorrow. northeast, Thursday, - 3 Red Portieres... .$25.00 $18.50 Plain Mohair secretary Bacon. Repre- January 21, at 2 o'clock JL pairs 3 Rugs, 30x60 7.50 5.00 At 10 the dinner party companies sentative and Mrs. (.Jen. William p.m. A 1 pair Red Portieres... .$35.00 $22.50 ded numerous well Weeks, 8 Plain Mohair Rugs. 36x72 10.50 7.25 known groups, andad£ C'rozier, Prince Koudacheff of the Russian Licenses. ROBINSON". Suddenlv. on Sttndar. Januarv 17. X 2 pairs Green Portieres.. $4.50 $3.25 J. even at a later hour, after the theaters. embassy. Viscount and Viscountess de Marriage JUtlft. ISAAC ROBINSON. N2<» T Street $5.75 8 Figured Mohair Rugs, 24x54 7.50 5.00 J. there were still accessions to the dancing Martel licenses have been issued to la-loved husband of Margaret A. northwest. 2 2 pairs Green Portieres.. $4.30 of the French embassy, Miss Marriage ami father of Eleanor Robinson 3 Green Portieres.. $5.00 $3.75 6 Mohair Rugs. 30x64 10.00 7.25 ,1 throngs. Supper, a most important fea Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Woodward,Foraker,the following: Robinson an«i Octavia A pairs Figured ture of tin; evening's entertainment, was Miss Weeks and Bryan. * 1 Green Portieres.. $5.00 $3.30 Mohair j. Mr. Matsui and Mr. Vincent B. Hardwiek of Kinsale. Va., 1Funeral Wednesday. .Linttary 2t>, at 1 p.m.. from pair 6 Figured Rugs. 36x72 15.00 <>.75 served in the dining rooms on the lower of the Japanese Ilaniharaami Willie I nruh of Va. Zlon Church. F 1 Green Portieres.. $6.00 $4.00 J. floor before the embassy. Tuckers Hill, Baptist street between Cd 2 pair Axminster Rugs, 8.3x10.6 22.50 T5-95 midnight. Rater, dancing Andrew I.. Oehmann and Frances M. and 4'a southwest. Friends are invited to 2 2 pairs Green Portieres.. $7.00 $5.00 v was resumed, concluding an Senator Kean and the Misses Kean gave Kiely. attend. 2 Seamless Axminster ment which formed not a beautiful a A 2 pairs Green Portieres.. $7.30 $6.00 Rugs, 8.3x10.6... .27.50 21.45 only entertain«-{ large dinner last night with tiie Aus- Jatncf» T. Case-beer and Alma M. Frye. n . l aged fifty-four years. Portieres.. $9.00 $6.00 Brussels Rugs. 8.3x10.6 28.50 24.25 daughter south, mc; L/iouiLt lirami vui«.c uui iii^ mc j'a^i JFuneral from Avenue 1 pair Green Body V received for the society, and was assisted Lamar of Florida. ThereRepresentativewere Vermont Baptist Church. Portieres.. $9.50 $6.25 Wilton twenty-four hours: Rev. G. \V. Js-e. D.D.. LI..P.. pastor. 1 pair Green Royal Rugs. 8.3x10.6 35>oo 28.85 V in her gracious duties of the evening by covers. » sixteen January 2<>, at 2 RelativesWednesday.atid 3 pairs Green Portieres.. $8.73 $6.30 French Wilton Mrs Arthur Lee. Dr. Julian Cabell, Mr. Bailie and Geanne Denis, January 11, friends invited. p.m. Rugs, 8.3x10.6, 50.00 42-75 John Seidell. Mrs. William H. 1909; pill. 2 Green Portieres. .$13.30 $7.00 X. Judge Seth Shepard and Taft and her party ' pairs Brussels are Frank S. anil Liza M. Turner. January TREX1.ER. this life fin rt : DA^israc tQ O". CTlYl Tapestry Rugs. 8.5x10.6 15.00 10.85 Col. Archibald Gracie made the who in New Haven for the Yale Departed January 17. O ecu x ui HOI vo« t «ru.^ T«.w Hit p W y1* retary Mrs. Wright, who K. Hartridge city at Henry and Charlotte E. Stormer, Funeral from her late residence. S2A 28th street J 2 Green Portieres.. $0.73 $7.00 ft I* put their box at the disposal of their the junior german last night, and her northwest. Wednesday. January 28. thence to pairs * Axminster Rugs. 9x12 27-5n 10.00 and Isaac- guest, Miss Harriet of 7. 1909; boy. January Grace Church, Georgetown, at 2 T 1 pair Green Portieres. .$16.00 $8.00 friends; Mr. Mrs. T. Mann. Anderson Austin II. ami Mary W. Clark, p.tu. 2 Best Wool Smyrna Rugs, 9x12.35.00 21.05 wiio had Miss Haird and a party of West danced with Boh Taft. Cincinnati, VVIIITALL. On i 2 pairs Green Portieres. .$12.00 $*.75 Quality friends Mr. and I. 1909; boy. January Monday. January 18. ir*s». Seamless Brussels £ Virginia wiVh them; Mrs. Charles \V. and Amelia J. SARAII ELIZABETH, widow of the h to 3 pairs Green Portieres. .$1.1.50 $0.00 Tapestry Rugs. 9x12.18.00 14.90 V Arthur Lee, who had invited Mrs. Klklns; Mrs. J. Burnet Crane and Miss Crane Jones, Clement Wliitall. at Iter residence the tt'i. j* 1 Green Portieres. .$15.00 $lo.00 Wool Brussels V Representative and Mrs. J. Van Vechten gave a young people's dinner last night 10, 1909: boy. January ominc. V pair Rugs, 9x12 16.50 12.85 Warren L. and Grace I. Dyson. Janu- ]Interment X Q pairs Green Portieres. .$15.00 $12.50 12.00 J. Olrott. Mrs. James 1. McCollum, Mr. and for their house guests, the Misses Byrne, Clarksboro, X ..I.' Kashmir Rugs, 9x12 10.25 Mrs. P. I.ee and all the party going on to the Southern ary 10. 1909: boy. $ 2 pairs Green Portieres. .$21.50 *12.00 Phillips Maj. Downey, Walter H. and Violet P. Smith, In .. and Mr. Relief hail. Memoriam. Roval Selvage Smyrna Rugs, 9x12. .22.50 16.25 i. and Mrs. William I". Dennis. 12, 1909: T V pair Green Portieres. .$10.00 $12.50 4- wlicise party consisted of Senator and boy. j JanuaryBEHRKNS. In .-h(1 but lovinc remembrance of All-wool Shiraz 4. Mrs. Mrs. J. Ernest N. and Effie B. Wallach. my dear X 1 pair Green Portieres. .$17.00 $12.00 Rugs, 9x12 25.00 14-65 Bailey. Mrs. Roliert I. Fleming. Mr. W. Orme of 10th street is 17. 1999; wife. HENRIETTA BEHKENS, 4* A. P. Dennis of Richmond and Miss at a tea this afternooti. Amongentertaining girl. January wife of C. Rebrena, who departed this life 4* Wi ndham Rosser. her assistants will be Mrs. J. W. Orme, James C. and Lillie Hatcher, January five year* aco today. January lb. 1'JUl. sr.; Mrs. John M. Popham, Mrs. Ledin 12, 1909; boy. ISeneath the silent shade of uiyrtle. Lovely Toilets. T. Frey, Mrs. John T. Mrs. George and Mary A. Logan, December In the narrow casket lied. Taylor, 27. 190S; girl. They have placed my much loved Henrietta & y Mrs. Wright, wife of the Secretary of Orme. Mrs. Harry Orme, Miss ElsieWilliam With the calm and peaceful dead. W.B.R10SES SONS^''?.h Domeniru and Elena Vito, January 14, War, was and Blackstone and Miss Elizabeth Bradlield. Mv feet will oft times wander jT richly becomingly gowned 14*0!»; girl. Toward the sacred in an orchid satin trimmed with and crave. profusely Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Moses Raffaele Nunziota Cerrato, January Where sleeps the one I loved best, point lace. 13, 1909; girl. The one we could not save. at dinner last evening, whenentertainedtheir Fish and Dora Mrs. Arthur Lee's trailing satin was of guests were Mr. and Mrs. James M. Medevol, January 14, BY HER HUSBAND, O. BEHRENS. an Green. Dr. and Mrs. John 1909; boy. ^ apricot tint and had dull gilt and Crayke Jolin and BLICK. Ill sad but lovinc remembrance of our ~ and Mary Weyskey, January 13, point lace in the ornamentation of the Mr. Mrs. Victor Kauflfmann,Simpson, -deal- sister. HATTIE BIJt'K (tree Williams), Mrs. Joseph H. Crawford and Mr. Harry 1909; girl. who died January lb. Ibtis, in corsage. Reed. Antonio and Rosa Scapara, January 14, l'a. Philadelphia, 11 Mrs. Rosalie II. Boroc k. directoire gow n 190.'; girl. She has cone, but not forgotten. and Sma>11 of white satin with touches of gold: Mrs. Mr. A. R. Elmore and Mr. George I. James J. and Dora A. Desmond, Nor shall it ever lie: ! Large 13. 1909; girl. I-'or as long as life and last January memory William F. Dennis, pink chiffon velvet Worthington. jr.. of this city attended We will the Bachelors' cotillon last in Julius II. and Ella L. Duehring. always think of thee. with pearl trimmings; diamond night 13, 1909; boy. JanuaryBY HER SISTERS BERTHA AND I* Chests of Silvei Baltimore, A, 108 F street CHRISTILL Y Miss Wyndham Rosser, pinkornaments;silk Robert M. and Rodie E. Pruett, northwest. -U and Mrs. Robert J. white Mr. and Mrs. J. 10. 1909; girl. j JanuaryIACKSOX. In it and 0 a iaee; Wynne, Arthur Parsons gave E. and Dora Buff loving but sad remembrance of F Street, Cor. i t ^ Mahogany lace with appliques of pink crepe roses, a dinner last night, when the party George man, January our dear husband and father. HENRY 3; 1 on 17. 1909; girl. who this life four JACKSON. chests with s< panels of silver-beaded tulle; Miss Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Parsons,included departed years ago NEW YORK. WASHING TOX.PARIS. | complete Wynne, empire dress of white lace and Dr. and Mrs. Randolph, Col. and Mrs. William T. and Mary E. Payne, today. January lb. 1005. 31. 190K; girl. t December >ur father is sleeping, so free from all | silver-beaded tulle: Miss Daisy Koen, Montgomery Macomb, Mr. and Mrs. ( wake hiin pain: We Give Particular Attention to Mail Orders. \ of silver flatware, or si white lace with directoire sash of P. C. J. and Rose Treanor, January 0, >h. not. sweet spirits, to suffer again. . Hunt. Miss Lydia Biddle Livingstoneand Be is so __ 1909; girl. sleeping calmly, let tiini sleep 011; , , blue satin; Mrs. James I. McCallum. Dr. Thomas Lee. J lis toils are all over, his works are all done. ^ .. .. the necessary James A. and Hazel J. 1 -. it' -1 plv piec<.s» white lace with blue satin Montgomery, Notice Store 8:30 A.M. Closes 6:30 P.M. accessories; Rest on. dear father, Until Further Opens r ills. James Dudley Brussels Representative and Mrs. Richard January 12, 1909: hoy. your work is o'er; -f Y'. or anv combination Morgan, Wayne James N. and Mary E. Robinson, Your willing hands will toil uo more. lace over orchid satin, diamonds and Parker gave a box party last night, A faithful father, l«th true and kind: We Announ< ce® Miss Monmonier of by a at their to mark 13. 1909; boy. January A truer we f-i pearls; Baltimore, supper home, followed O. and A. father eould not And. I i>uac 1 r" "r. Valenciennes !ace over mauve; Mrs. the stay with them of their son-in-law Henry Mary Becker. January BY HIS WIFE AND and 14, 19*19; boy. CHILDREN. OiicWhen AI.ITY is considered out rices George E. Hamilton, corn color satin, daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald T. JJ-Ylp^ Q1 jn Miss Lyman of Deer Henry M. and Elizabeth C. Steinert, JdATTHEWS. In loving remembrance if... are invariably the lowest. pearl ornaments: Mildred Merrick, Park, Waltham, Mass. of my SALE 4 pale blue satin: Mrs. Overman, wife of January 3. 1909; girl. b-loved daughter. GENEVIEVE MATTHEWS, 1 Mrs. a Herbert F. and Florence B. who departed this life January Iff. lffO.%. Senator Overman, pale blue satin and Vanderbilt save dinner dance Clarke, lace; Mrs. Lamar, lace dress last night at her New York house for her January 7. 1909; girl. HER MOTHER. & Bro. princess niece. Miss Richard M. and Elinor Field, IH1 ATS 11 11*" 11 with touches of moss green velvet; Mrs. Maude Gwynne Shepherd, the January >JILLER. lu sad but loving remembrance of my tGait over a 1 Established Century Robert I. white lace, witli debutante daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 11, 1909; boy. dear, beloved wife. TRIMMED Fleming, panels SIDNEY C'LARA . Jewellers, Silversmiths, Stationlers of silver-beaded diamond and Edgar Shepherd. A number of WilliamWilliam F. and Bessie E. Dismer, who died three years ago MILLER. tulle; opal Iff. lffbti. today, m ornaments. were given in connection with dinnersthe 10. 1909; boy. January January Pennsylvania Av< T. affair, among the hostesses Mrs. George and Rosie Holt. January 8, 1909; All is dark within my AT f 2 Mis, John Callaghan. black spangled being is dwelling, rone wun .miss Vanderbilt's daughter, Mrs. Harry Payne boy. Lonely my heart today: jet ornaments; aeon, For the one I loved so | white chiffon over Whitney, and Mrs. Payne who John D. and Alice B. Moffltt, January dearly satin, with pear! Whitney, Has forever t.O 8.00. JM orna' later took their on 8, 1909; girl. passed away. Formerly $12.00 SI it oc4-2T0t ments; Miss Yvonne Shepard, black chif parties to the dance, BY HER HUSBAND, T THOMAS MILLER. fon over white; Mrs. Horace Westcott, pale to which Mrs. Vanderbilt had invited a William B. and Ethel Minor, January | HI blue Mrs. Nathaniel white number of additional guests, making 14. 1909; boy. Clara's gone, but not forgotten: I satin; Francis, i . three hundred and four hundredbetweenin Sherwood and Bessie Davis, Januarv Never will her memory fade. . satin and pearls; Mrs. Murray Cobb, pale Sweetest thoughts shall ever me x-hiffon over white Miss Elea all. At Mrs. Vanderbilt's home the 8, 1909; boy. hring WOMEN'S SUI1rS Excellent "S green satin; T..IUO t Ajuund the grave where she is laid. | RAPERY_STUFI nor Terry, white lace and diamonds; Miss guests were seated at two large tables, /\i iiiui auu auiia uui jy, «iauuai y Oi IfW, r5Y HER MARY I decorated with girl. SISTER-IN-LAW, F. MILLER. I,ydia Loring. black satin, directoire, red roses, while in the and all colors in most of Rare trimmed with gold lace and embroidery; halls and ballroom lilies, roses and palms Charles and Katherine Miller, January TriBRS. lit sad but loving remembrance of our | styles.black Beainty Miss Jean I,oring. light blue satin: Mrs. were arranged. The cotillon was led b> 11. 1009: girl. dear daughter. MAMIE HORTON TIRRS William Belden Noble, black velvet find Worthington Whitehouse, who had Miss William and Henrietta Robinson, \vl»<> died four yours ago today, January 1!', lot. and richness constitute 3 duchess lace, with gold Miss Shepherd for partner, and the favors 9, 1009: girl. January 1!KJ5. I every f embroidery; "oo sweet to live. too to silver novelties for both men William and Eva Jordan, January loving stay, ~ - - feature of our exccl_ Yulee Noble, white crepe de chine and andincluded c 12, / od wut an % special coral velvet, with coral jewelry; Mrs. women, also sashes, Louis XVI bags and 190!); boy. angel and took darling Mamie away. to Suitsi for . . . jt 'ent showing of dccorati VC James Hay, white satin directoire big flower hats for the women, while their Carter and Dora Hughes. January 13, "A few more years shall roll, $65.00 A few more I $37.50 broidered with pearls; Mrs. James Green, partners received Louis XVI canes, rustic 1909; girl. seasons come. fabrics. t em,v_ And we shall be witli those f3 ^ it i' Many distinctly white satin empire dress, with pearl hats and bows. The cotillon was John and Eliza Forrester, January 12, that rest > IOr . Asleep within the tomb. $47.50 to $58.50 Suits »p00 )T elusive effects. passementerie; Mrs. Victor Kauffmann, by a supper, served at small tablesfollowed1900; girl. | Floors 2V white lace, with of In the dining room, the breakfast room on John L. and Lizzie Ames, January '"A few more struggles here. i B^ZPartiuelry laid, sq. ft spangled piarls silver 10, Y the A few more partings o'er. A selecteid line. Y | headed tulle, diamond and opal 57th street side of the house, the 190!); boy. A few- 4 specially Moorish room and Leonard and Blanche more toils, a few more tears. ments; Mrs. Isaac T. Mann, white lace the stone hall. Coleman, January And we shall weep no more."' . 5. r ®1 WURDEMAN& C , with silver lace; Mrs. George Howard,ornaO 1909; girl. . . . Mrs. to 145.00 SuiIS I or $D\J INTERIOR DECORATORS & FURNISH Fits' white satin, trimmed with black tulle and L. B. Willard of Detroit. Mich., George S. and Nettie Dodson, January Kind and loving daughter. ; $65.00 $ £ chantilly lace; Mrs. Van Vechten is spending the winter with her niece, 13. 1909; girl. Von have left me all aloue. Oleott, Without a oreature Oio I 2tll St., Three Doors North o t p ligiit blue embroidered in Mrs. P. N. McChesnev. 1901 8th street William and Emma Phillips, January 11. living ^ silver; Mrs. To love nic while you are gone. " Joseph K. Thropp. black satin embroid' northwest. At home Thursdays. 1909; boy. f^eck Pieces ered in gold and trimmed with lace; Mrs. There is a day of sunny lest I Odd Fur Pieces, f Archibald Grade, white satin and crystal The Misses Taggart of Georgetown Deaths For every dark and troubled night; lace; Mrs. Morris Evans, black velvet entertained at a luncheon of fifteen Reported. And grief may bide an evening guest. directoire; Mrs. Talbot, blacK yesterday. The honor guests werecoversThe following deaths were reported to Hut joy shall i-orae with early light. I and Mul '*s |ri|T tulle; Miss Mrs. Little of *r I IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMItll | Talbot. pale blue satin empire: Mrs. J. Annapolis, Miss Bruce of I he District health office during the ppst For Cod hath murk"d eaeh sorrowing day In mink, fox, chinchilla and ermine Franklin Bell, black satin embroidered Suffolk and Miss Patterson of Pitts- twent>-four hours: And numbered every secret tear: squirrel, pointed in gold; Mrs. Van white burg. Samuel T. And heaven** long age of bliss shall pay Evans to announce Voorhis. Salter, 43 years, 917 R street For all Ills children suffer lirre. t will be closed out at most substantially reduced prices. j2 rimr.v desires to the broidered crepe; Mrs. Richard emreader* i tort li west. ytr Reid B IV HF.lt MOTHER AND Bll, .of The KveuttiK Star that lie has secut ed tiip Rogers, white chiffon with orchid Mrs. Charles M. Pepper will receive Anton Krull, 73 years. 1521 9th street STEPFATHER, " LIS TIBRK a "Kc.icv for Parisian marvelous VXJI. * Jill* -,-r tnre H11uh -m, -tn, Ovillo dressing. es|ipeially Dancy of Atlanta, corn-colored John 61 116 O CLEMENTS, k""l» for ]Hdies. as it makes the liair soft and litstrous. Mrs. Horace satin; Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Thornton of Brennan, years, street g141-43 WISCONSIN AVE. N.W. (Georgetown), ~ j^ Wylie. white h ~~ satin; Mrs! 1northwest. Telephone West S04. Washington. D. C. The Season j, Tlie jiriee is only .">0 rents a large hotile at Kelioe, black spangled tulle: Mrs. avenue have as their guestMassarhusttsMrs. James Ford. 71 years. 613 F street 11. n Henry Evans or all ittglon, black Sally C. Wright of Caroline county, Va. rpv I, l>y express, charges [ lace; Aliss Valerie ' fro... golden Worthtrepald, north?ast.ir'RANK GEIER'S mroux Mfg Co>. Buffalo. N. V. satin with a tunic of Fadelford.orien Mary Deacy, 68 years, 4S0 L street 1113 SEVENTH ST. N.W.SONS^ of CIfearflOg LPCCKS tal tissue; the Misses Abbott, white The Nebraska State Association will Entertaining! | lace; be entertained this evening by Mrs. N. isouthwest. M'Mlern chapel. Telephone call North 329. Abbott, apricot satin and v...Mrs. mi-*.. I l 7 Z anid Kid Boots, for= Mrs. Irwin, white lace, with is the leader. Mr. Comstock. Mrs. Lip- 1jlaco northwest. q o/tffg CERES silver designs in pett, Mrs. S P. Mr. i.ainerino pouters. i.» years, 1214 water 1 M, a | | & spangles. Miss Hollinsworth, and rllOS. HINDLE. graving enjoys m, and $4.00 Irwin, empire dress Mrs. and £itreet southwest. UNDERTAKER. 5T11 AND H N.W. IK) f. | erly $3.50 Y of white satin, with rose garland trim- i Apple Mr. Sellers will take wide rep utation & 1 | Y mings. Mrs. J. Eakin part, assisted by an orchestra, the Georgie S. Cusick, 1 month, 29 N street Phone M. 637. Gadsby, wiiite 5southeast. ' for correctness R(educed f ** LO U moire, with pearl passementerie and | of which are mostly Nc-braskans.members J. WII.UA M I.EE, Funeral Director jr R pearl Sarah E. Carter. 106 ."HH> In eonnectlon. ^ SS ; £ ornaments. Miss Wade years, 19th atid Emtialmer. Livery Commo. of s and modern < and excellence of work- - [) Is white Winnipeg, Commander and Mrs. Irwin a street northwest. di ous chapel reniatorlum. Modest % T< \ the soundest, finest i^ra in £ chiffon and silver laee. Mrs. Wil- gave din- ires. 832 Pa. are n.w. Telephone call 13SS. £ liam C. Gwynn, wiiite ner last night for the young friends of Margaret Jenkins. 30 years. 471 School J _ . satin, Dinner and . errown in America, embroidered , sitreet southwest. manship. [3; ^ I £ in gold, with sleeves of gold laee; their daughter. Miss Annie Irwin. There cards, menus, wed- b J **lany Other Choice \0 wonder Ceres niak quoise ornaments. Mrs. were present Miss Mason. Miss Josephine Elsie Minor. 18 years, 447 Sheridan {. F. HARVEY'S SONS," guest ^ £ Henry C. Bell,turCSMason. Miss 1 Anac-ostla. aveme. FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS etc. Es- /<- black net. with dull jet trimming; dia- Dorothy Gatewood. Capt. !2ft 14TFI ST N.W. Telephone N-rth ??9. ding stationery, || Bargains. such delightful bread. monds and pearls. Miss Winifred Tilford. Paymaster Adee, Dr. Johnson, Jasper T. Williams, 2S years, 1406 10th ~~~ Davis, treet northwest. * timates submitted. white lace over satin. Dr. McDowell of the navy, Mr. Robert _ pink ^ ^ ~Z I ~ Sold at Grocers'. £ Miss Fry, a James C. Johnson. 41 " P- Birch's £ light blue empire gown. Miss Edith 'Stead and Mr. Alexander Tunstall, Jr. years. 1231 24th oseph SorosT corn-color Fry, rne parry weni on later to tne {Southern cstreet northwest. m st. n.w. £ messaline. with Persian bands. Ruben ^37 917 4th Wm. & C0..T Miss Annie Bayard, pink satin. Miss Relief ball. Johnson, years, street sR< £ Edna Saunders, white lace. lorthwest. Miss oBrentano'sfll M,Gal. Nancy " ^ VMo fU. SARDO & COT Jal9-tu.t1i.Sn.4© J 3* j.J8 -tu,tb.aa,40 & de2-"m.r.O A Read, light green satin directoire. The Baroness Hengelmuller will receive DIRECTORS AND £ 2£ Miss , FUNERAL EMBALMERS rmwMmMnwrtitwmwoKiwgwtin;' Haniia Taylor, light blue it the next Bachelors' cotillon, which will DIED. 4018 H at. n.e. Modern chapel. Phone Lincoln "+" satin. Mrs. t>e 5JA !=*" Held Hunt, white satin and lace. Miss held Wednesday, January 27. Miss jLCKER. On Sunday. January 17. 1909, in ...... Mercedes Godoy, pale 'blue satin, with (Sittings of Baltimore is at the Austrian Brooklyn. X. Y., J. FRED ACKER, beloved W. directoire saslr of Roman j ;mbassy on a little visit to the Baroness son of tbe late John Fred and B. Acker, R. SPEARE, # striped chiffon. I , Mary DIRECTOR AND EMBALM X Miss Pickett Heth, gold satin. Miss Hengelmuller. 1 ntenneut at Brooklyn. 2 FUNERAL KB. Pertinent Facts S H;mdsome Art Heth, pink silk Street $ fl n A1B trimmed in pearlVirginia at 1tECKMAX. Suddenly. at N.W., embroidery and laee. Miss Alice Yesterday the Austrian embassy from January 18, 1909, 94 j and lace. Miss Shuey, Hengel-daugherJ'otlce of futieral hereafter. 2 A. It satis- it adds so mu.h to the at- Emblems]*' pale pink Frank Speare. Mgr. always solutoty. fives Nothing -,'j- over chiffon ! ,nuller. This lovely young hostess faction. Esoeciallv desirable for A a ICIharrnsi' satin. Miss Humphrey of ~^ -tractive appearance of room as a 7£ftllTlif^ Front j t a number of iter little friends.enertained1ILLIOTT. Departed this life on Monday, cooking. Costs very little. it or Royal. Va., pink brocaded silk. Miss ! 1!88». WILLIAM the beautiful I.amp Portable. A big 3£ TT~T) j Egerton, green with ( lames were played In the early part of 18, F.. belovedJunuary FUNERAL DESIGNS. We'll supply you. brocade, black tulle husband of Jennie Elliott. . -stock.all new deslgns-at moderate^ 1lJ6OIL1L0OS sash. Miss Morford. blue t he afternoon, followed by a german, led f'uneral front hla late 34 H Beakela Large Coke. delivered... .*3.50 SOCEetS satin, emtoroi- | the little residence. Hanover FloraE j & dered with pearls. Miss Plunkett, black »y hostess, during which pretty street, Wednesday, January 20. at 3 o'clock Pieces. 40 Buabela Large. Coke. Mimed 3.70 S 'A" j'avors were distributed. SO Boebela Large Cake, delivered 10.30 crepe de chine. Miss Evelyn Fitzhugh of p.m. JO Ornaked Oake. delivered. .1 3.00 3C/-J Kentucky, white embroidered Baroness Mila looked very charming in BLACKISTONE, Bsakele jfUCt chiffon. al French frock of white EIMMONS. Suddenly, on Monday. January 18. 14TH AND H 8TS. 40 Bushels Crushed Coke, delivered. .1 4.50 Mrs. Horace Chandlee. white tulle, em- embroidered lfiOfl. ARTHUR LOUS O. Crsaked delivered. 55r* ,null, with a wide blue satin EMMONS, See our special $2 cluster; worth |3. tip Buabela Oake, .*8.90 * broidered in gold satin. Mrs. saah, and son of Arthur and fhi' late Louisa Etn-beloved> 3£" Norton, , She 'he carried a large of rosea. ilions, seven months and ten leg-tf MutH&CO.| Meyer's Military lps white satin, embroidered in gold. Mme. bouquet pink aged days. __ Gas de Thierv. lace, with touches of Among those Invited were Baroness *oneral from his laie home. Nicholas avenue and I"uneral Designs . Funeral LK-ilgas. Washington Light Co., j g «atin. Mrs. Alexander pink jvathleen Moncheur. Miss Marion Nabuco, Park street. Congress Heights. D. C.. '413 TBNTH" SXRtCT N.W. ialO 418 7th 1231 Pa. Ave. N.W. Mullowny, span- January 2d. at 2:.'W FriendsWedni'iulav. # St. ' p.m. Jald-384 i>C glcd white tulle over pale bine satin. jdaster Quesada, Miss Elene Calvo, Mas. invited. # de2-d,r.Su."8 11er Jean Nabuco, Master Jim Geo. C. Shaffer. t»« ! Chermont, »»