<"X"X~KMK'v Hide. Mrs. Spooner, Mrs. Taft, Mm. For- appointing William Peacock adjutant and Pr*c,nct Hltte wa* amUen^I THE WORLD OF SOCIETY aker, Mrs. Burrows, Mrs. Dryden. Mrs. Tru¬ H. Thompson quartermaster. The orders ?. J!* Hnt before Kimball SANDERS & STAYMAN CO. man Newberry. Mrs. Chaffee. Mrs. Carow. state In rart: InII ?£!the Police«VlTn,l^courtCourt yesterday on a char** Mrs. Anderson. Mrs. Draper, Mrs. Matthews, of tha larceny of eome wire from tli* Po- ! Have Us Mrs. Clover. Mrs. Wltmer and Mrs. John H. "Next fall will witness the oonvenlnn of Power Jud«» A COMPANY OF NOTABLES DINE * ..Metric Company. Even a Novice Can Perform Newberry of Detroit. the national encampment In this city. This Kimball returned th* defendant to the re¬ AT WHITE HOUSE. calls for strenuous work on our part. Upon form school. from which he tu out on The Great Pianoforte Compositions with the Pianola. Mrs. Lyster H. Dewey of 1337 Wallach the corps of the District of Columbia de¬ parole. place northwest entertained yesterday aft¬ pends the success of the encampment; the ernoon, the occasion being an Informal re¬ Eyes. corps of the District of Columbia depends Held on Serious is ailment Taft's for His Fellow ception in honor of Miss Marlette Little, upon the individual camps for assistance, Charge. F there any Secretary Party who has been for several years president of and the camps depend upon their individual Maggie \ aneey, it is aJlegrd, was at¬ the Home and Foreign Missionary Societies that the 4th Immune tacked while a and it can be corrected Voyagers.Other Events. of Gunton-Temple Church, but members. I propose patting lonely Fpot In the Presbyterian Camp shall do more than its share, and In Patterson wood*, near northeast, Glasses we can cor¬ who will soon remove to Minnesota, The order to this I shall ask the Ivy City by Personals. so¬ accomplish last evening by Nick The rect it. guests were the ladles composing both hearty support and expect every member Changuo. latter, cieties. Mrs. Dewey was assisted in receiv¬ to do some hard work and make some sac¬ Kimball In You'll ^ave yourself ing by Mrs. Samuel Snow, Mrs. Samuel rifices for the benefit of. the national en¬ ErpJETP"*. wer to assist Haiti published a decree of arrest and ! ceive Tuesday next, assisted by Mrs. Camp¬ Inst and Mrs. William 8. Rennot, Representa¬ bell and Mrs. Murdock. them." expuiskm (lgro five foreigners three tive and Mrs. J. Sloat Fassett, Assistant ^ . « Frenclmien. a German and an Austrian-- FEAST & <*°nvlcted6 of conspiring to CO., 1 Secretary of War and Mrs. Oliver, MaJ. A pleasant time was spent at the resi¬ MICHIGAN EXTOLLED. ,Ti . .iHVe dlsturt) public order. 1213 F St. Gen. John C. Bates, Dt. and Mrs. Stokes, dence of Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Womersley. 320 j Mrs. Jefferson street. Monday, January 22. A :f ja27*-H.tu&th-40 Mr. and Mrs. Butterfleld, Mr. and of Distinguished Speakers at Annual Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick M. Alger, straw-ride party, which left the residence DIED. Mr. and Mrs Perry, 019 16th street north¬ Banquet of Local State Association. ,n H. I., on Januar 27 lim i Mrs* Albert W. Bacon, Mrs. Lawrence, east, folks, were .. PmyMeuce. s numbering slxty-flve young The virtues of Michigan were extolled to "AKKR- ln "" Mrs. Miss and the was and a Wharton, Miss Carow, Oliver, guests. Dancing enjoyed the fullest when more htoIE,AX Brown Capt. Harding. The decorations of the bountiful supper followed. Among those extent last evening, Notice of funeral hereafter. 2 BREAD of present were Misses Daisy Perry, Myrtle and than one hundred Washingtonians who table were of Lawson carnations, lilies 2S Ht 11 M Virgle Grace a»»d Ettle Weist, claim the wolverine state as their native n'!',' T!??'!av' J*D"0"T 1806. ¦.Made of Entire Wheat the valley and fwns. Thompson. BRn^' " BBVAN "t < hl«ar. ! Sweeney, Mabel and Alice Linch, Annie heath gathered around the banquet board FuneralF..S.i'.aerrloe..Ato u- held at J.w 1 1 .,re,t m,,. Payne. Maggie Dunnington, Brornly, Virgil .< ! . With the Pianola fitted with the Metrostyle even, a novice .Flour.HULLS AND ALL. In regard to the invitations for the wed¬ Garges, Lulu Alison. Clara Signore, Bebecca at Rauscher's. The occasion was in cele¬ Hill eenleteiy. «'.»* can with an inter¬ A genuine x^ole wheat bread, jkossesslng the ding of Miss Roosev.elt and Mr. Longworth, Curtin and Wilkinson, and Messrs. J. T. bration of the sixty-ninth anniversary of perforin the greatest musical compositions is Bl TT*ERHEU). On Jsnnarv 27 ishkl highest possible nourishing value. Inviting and which have been sent out, the number Perry. B. D. Thompson. J. W. Beavers. J. the admission of Michigan into the Union, M.S. E Satardtf, to be a of the rank. B. SAKAI1 1 ltrriKliM'KI.1.. a*,.,...Jiff- pretation only equaled by pianist highest delicious. Easily digested and assimilated. limited to the immediate family connec¬ W. Schultx of Maryland. J. E. Sullivan. and the speakers told of her pioneers and four yearn. . &fvr Price, (j^. ioaft delivered. Write or "phone. tions, a small official list and the intimate Garges, Will Jones, L. W. Pearson, Geary of her progress during two-thirds of a cen¬ Funeral nervl.-ea at the home of her sun. K p n,.j. Tihe EdiicatioiiiaH Benefit off t!he Paarsola. personal friends of Miss Roosevelt and Mr. Campbell, B. Thompson, Will Padget, W. ' ""Kr«» IK-UhtS. Sunday. Januarr 2*. Payne and E. Hazel. tury. Senator Alger could not refrain from It 2" * lnt. riu.-nt a! Blrml.urliam, AU. Longworth., V., , Ala . s <¦ to a Pianola or Pianola Piano Kraffit's making a strong defense of the beet sugar (KlrmluKbaio, ' ami *»iarl.-~t<>u. 1*.. Parents who decide install Bakery,Sui-SATHAVK. Jwrs pleaee % ja2T-Sa,tu,tb.20 Miss Edna McKnew. daughter of Mrs. Wil¬ which is fast one of (Kpy.i fi>r the educational benefit of their children will find that they Tonight in Philadelphia Miss Alice enter¬ industry, becoming Roosevelt will be entertained at a dinner, liam H. McKnew of 1322 Q street, and declared OAKTEIt Departed thin life. Jannsrv 2.S ilk; a of in Michigan's greatest assets, lie have al<" introduced into their own lives a source of endless while Representative Longworth Is also tained at dance thirty-six couples tK>' """ '"""OS*. Ill < eir..; the ball room of the Raleigh last evening. that the people of the United States (which AMAMt v < \im.lt.a \f wife of the lat« lira, far¬ and at a dinner served in the same hotel, of ter pleasure Brazil, industries, ller n-nislos will t». brought to th!« «.!(». tor Gifts Mr. Griscom. Miss served during the evening. if it did work to the of the call forth from the its choicest treasures of and Lloyd Carpenter disadvantage burial from the residence of her daughter \ti piano melody Wedding Roosevelt will be the guest of Mr. and Die Spei .-er, 1534 <-buret, ptreet. from the that Mrs. R. P. Haines, 1213 Harvard street, Filipino. Judging applause Funeral take harmoin Mich is the wonderful accomplishment conferred by Mrs. Griscom at Dolobran, their suburban and Mrs. Rebecca Price of followed this will pin... fr..m Aabary M. R Churrti Of Known Quality, place, during her which will ex¬ 'Philadelphia expression, the senator had Sunday January 2s, at 1 p.m. Relatives anil or Pianola Piano. stay, will be at home Janu¬ friend* . the ownership of the Pianola tend over Sunday. informally Monday, voiced the sentiment of the meeting. Invited to at lend. ary 20. Mrs. Haines will be at home Mon¬ Mr. Fred C. Coidren. president of the For more than one hundred at days in February. CARTER. On Friday, January 2fl. 1S**1 at 10 « " There was a reassembling last night association, welcomed the members and 19 , MARY K. I A RTKK, l.,.|,,v.- and Miss Gertrude ed of the waterways of Michigan; Repre¬ Funeral from ForestviUe M. E Church at 2 30 tvvvV%'VVVVV V V%* W%*VW%*WVV%*W%*VV%**«**VVV Jamieson was best man, and Miss Mamie - ' -N Relative* and frl.-n.ts in- Newlands sentative . Scott, Dubois, Foster, Patterson, Mathews was bridesmaid. The bridal Washington Gardner, MaJ. R. W. vtteil. .Mnrllioro^*",,Hr5 papers please copy.) GALT&BRO., and Long. Representatives Payne, Grosve- party, Tyler, who told some reminiscences of early to the music of Mendelssohn's "Wedding Established Over a nor, He»pburn, Smith of Illirfois, DeArmono, March," played by Prof. Chas. La Noir, days; former Representative J. H. Mc- IIICKS On Jannary 2fi. ItHXi, at 4 a m Wily Century, Jones of Virginia, Cooper of Wisconsin, in Gowan, Rev. Henry N. Couden. chaplain of I.I AM 1J. Hit KS, son of Henry II snd l«1a V. of Cockran. proceeded to the spacious bay window the House; Town- Hicks, In the twenty-third year of In* >kr Gillett Massachusetts, Loiig- flowers Representative Charles * Jewellers, Silversmiths, Stationers, the parlor, which was banked with Edwin as¬ Interment In Baltimore. horth and Parsons, and Messrs. a bower send, Deny, Trumann Newberry, £ Southern Tours $ 1107 Penn. l.afe Prof. Stuyyesantof and potted plants, and underneath sistant secretary of the navy; Railway's HSg!h!=CSass Ave. Fistf, jr., Young, Cooiidge of roses Rev. Dr. late of Representa¬ HUBER. On Friday. January 2fi, liXXt a! Slhle* $ Cambridge and Allen G. Hoyt of New York Bagby, chaplain tive H. O. Young and Henry H. Rose, the Hospital, at 2:4.h p.m. Al.IJIK K., U-lov-d «if® ja27-Sa.tu.th. 40 the House of Representatives, officiated. of the Senate. In addition to 1Albert H. nee t | the of a secretary Huber, Meyers. .To amdl Rev. and Mrs. C. H7~Butler will not be at After the ceremony guests partook President Coidren. the otfloers nf the asso¬ Funeral at her late residence, H2ti 3d street north* dinner. The received valu¬ west. at 2 1 11 home the evenings of Monday, January -J wedding couple ciation are: Vice president, Lucius E. Grid- Monday,* January 2!». ..Vhs-k $ and February 5. able gifts. Later they left for an extended ley; secretary, Benjamin A. Harlan, and Private. trip to southern points, and after February treasurer, Carl O. Markham ft West 1 be at home at 112 East street, MAiXtSIBER. On Thursday, Janmif 2.', ltssi at $ :5ne Fun run Sty re of Capt. and Mrs. William Kelly of will Capitol l-;l."i p.m., HAY KAITTMAX MACombkR * Point are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew where they will be pleased to meet their .laughter of George S. and Emma KniilfmsD. B Graham. Mrs. Kelly is the daughter of friends. MAY BE WATER FAMINE. I uneral services t.. Is- held at the family residence $ ex-Gov. and Mrs. Odell of New York. 10 l> street_ southeast. Saturday evening. Jamil Miss Alice Reading will receive In her McFarland Calls At¬ ary 27, at 7:30 o'clock. Interment private. . ?> Mr. and Mrs. William Wetmore Van studio, 808 17th street, Wednesday next Superintendent $ rare Loun announce the of their from 3 to 6. tention to Wanton Waste. MARTIN". On January 2»i, IBOrt. at her reslden -e. specimens of China, engagement 711 North a\euue ns: (laughter. Ida to Mr. William Bart- Cuioliuu sotitlu KI.I I- '$ Bric-a-brac. etc..a Grace, at home AVater waste in the District of Columbia E.. widow of Richard N. Martin. Pottery, lett Whipple. The wedding will take place Mrs. Edmund K. Fox will be tuueral from ihe residence of her son. 316 AND $ from and will was the subject of further comment yester¬ 10th RETURN of desira¬ in the spring. Wednesday next 3 until 5, street southeast. Mouday. January 21. at 3 great variety highly York a to $ ble at have with her Miss Clarke of New day in the course of report the engi- o'clock P III Friends and relstlwi lmite.1 to $ pieces consistently rea¬ Mrs. Edward Parker entertained delight- and Miss Wildermuth of Wilkesbarre, who neer department by H. B. Davis, superin- attend. Interuient private. 2* Under Personal Escort. sonable fully at luncheon Wednesday, her guests of are now her guests. tendent of Mr. Davis $ prices. honor being Miss Driscoll and Miss Char¬ plumbing. spoke par¬ MCCARTHY. On Thursday. Jsnuarv 2."> nasi CTour is invited. Chesley will be ticularly of the waste in the public schools, OATUERINE, l«love ctjiin b n. t) a in. Uclatlv. ami frt. n.ls Flic offers two Conducted 718 ELEVENTH ST. N.W. the of to 2 Southern Railway Personally # SKfK Mrs. Slayden gave a charming tea on will be forwarded to board educa¬ are luvlted att.-uu. Ja27-Sa.tu.th.30 &! Licenses. tion. l ours to California and return, from Feb¬ 0) Tuesday to meet Miss Driacoll and Miss Marriage Ml l.LOY. On Satin!::. January 27. Ifas: «t I i.% starting Washington Walker. issued to 8 and March ?> jMarriage licenses have been the The same matter was made the subject a 111.. JAMES M1I.I.OY, In 1,1s ulu.ty-tblid ruary 8, 1906, each occupying twenty-nine days. veil r. "NO IKK AM TASTES l.IKK Kl'SSELI/S.' Mr. and Mrs. following: of a futher report by Superintendent Mc¬ $ " J. M. Culp entertained at Fuiu*ral Mtimlaj-, January ai U o'<*kx»k p.m.v via New Orleans, San Antonio, El Paso, and Los a beautiful Lewis Donaldson and Susanna Harding, Farland of the water department, in which from his latt* 1 ..H»1 stli L u.w. lu- Going dinner on» Tuesday evening. he stated that if the wanton contin¬ r*-sidcucet to San Francisco. f The guests were Justice and Mrs. Shep- both of Toledo, Ohio. waste t« ruifut at .-oni<'t<-r^ IMiil.ui. iphi«. Angeles ard, Mr. anH Mrs. ues there will be great difficulty in prevent¬ KiiiiJiiotid, Louis\ ille ;iii p.m. ( Augusta, Ga., papers pl« :iM .»pv -2* urn ew or $ * Fang and Tse Hung Chi. were the A. Cox and Louisa exeeeded $.">. R< may be via \ Orleans, Shasta Route ($15.00 ry _ ORDERS RECEIVED. X Secretary Owen Scharr. $ f lies Cream rxTiT, to O'CLOCK 5 of State, the Secretary of the Navy. Mr. John M. Rowe and Mary liar, both of ItOLANT). In Oiitjico, January 7. V.mm*,. WILIJAM added via the personally conducted party at !?TONIGHT. Call or § Justice Brown, Mr. Justice Mr. Md. (MiAYS* »N, eJdWt m>r of Iva1 hih! n* iat#? Portland), leaving $ y Harlan, Baltimore, ENDOWMENT FOR BOWDOIN. Y phone. Justice » Ftlward L Unlaud. in 1U» l.jul ;ii, <>f l.ti-; or San is Brewer, Senator Dryden, Repre¬ John H. Murray and May V. Berry. . Angeles Francisco, provided routing designated $ y fcyCharlotte Russes. T sentative Dalzell, puiumonia. when ticket is .* 60c. doz. *§* Representative Edwin James J. Lfeary and Nannie M. Barney, Col. Contributes to purchased. Denby, Representative J. A. T. Hull, Gen. both of Baltimore, M^j. Wing $50,000 i.11;. & Gen. SCOTT. Sutl ert Bacon. Assistant Xi> more trials and strtiKKl* ^. L S.BROWN. A. J. POSTON, a ja26-d.eSu.28 Secretary of the Navy the as fol¬ several days ago to attend the banquet of £ Truman H. Mr. Charles during past twenty-four hours No more nains to Ikmit: <$K§H$X§><£><*><§>* J'<3><***>W: Newberry, Denby, the Bowdoin College alumni, has endowed fo <1on- er in $ < ieneral Agent, General Agent Washington-Sunset Route, $ Mr. John W. Foster, Mr. J. W. Jencks, Mr. lows: Only tyts Woo Kien and Mr. S. K. Maria Brown, seventy years, 219 Massa¬ the school of mathematics at Bowdoin with And op;*n them without a fear. K st. n.w. avenue n.w. Kuang Sue, secre¬ Fuiura 1 will tnke pi.tee from K«w-k Cie« k Baptist 705 15th 511 Pennsylvania taries to the commission; Mr. chusetts avenue northwest. $50,000. Col. Wing last Thursdav made the * 111 \ ' Owyang King. <"hu! m. and Commissioner H. B. F. Macfardland. William Carroll, seventy-five years, Wash¬ class of 1836. at 20T» K street northeast, MAKV M wife of HerN-rt R. Smith. ajfev?-. ' $k|I ^hS><3kSw3> you'd share in these , land. WHfcJELKR. STOCK. great bargains. AniMitr those present were Miss Giddings Martin, sixty-five years, 711 JNO. T. CAIjLAGHAN, Pnaident. 1 ; of Leesbu rg,*Va.; Miss Dawson of .North Carolina avenue southeast. Under At II piece of every is the work Dawson- Ray IC. good of the order, A. Lee Thomp¬ THOS. W. IItJN, Secretary. Steinway piano personal ville, Miss Griffith of Rockvilie, Md.; Misses Macomber, twenty-one years 16 son of Harmony Tent, No. of a man who knows how to make that one better I Waters of Brightwood, D. C.; Misses Bar¬ D street southeast. 1020, acted as YEATMAN. On Thursday. January at thing iAKS FUR CO., nard', Gould, Casson, Weeden, Menden, Charles Rabbitt, fifty-six years, 508 8th chairman. Remarks were made by Wil¬ 8:21) p.m., ROBERT LEE YEATMAN belo\«tl than any one else. He is directed the fam¬ Waters, street southwest. liam H. Berry of Jehu No. James husband of Edith Yeatman, aged thirty four by greatest Manufacturing Furriers, Quinn, Arthur, Blake, Miiliken of Tent, 22; years. ily of piano makers the world has ever known to make Cor. Washington, Miss Weaver of Georgetown, Jerry Smith, fifty-nine years, 3220 Slier- C. Lee of Advance Tent, No. 1009; Chief At rest. 13th and G. 'Phone Miss Perry of Kensington, Md.; Miss West man avenue northwest. Ruleer James B. John the residence of his Mrs. <»'. his work fit and with the of his co- 1647. of Hughes, Bartiett l"uneial from sister. >rgi» exactly agree product 27-Sa.ni.wt40 * Keyser, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Stephenson, seventy-six years, Gar¬ WumPfirey 0f Perseverance Orem. No. 35"i I street southwest. .Monod to meet again. f Optical Goods. and the Misses Simms. Fort Assiniboine. Mont. 2, each had an Initiation at their WIFE AND LOVING CHIL¬ can be will the meetings BY HIS DEVOTED. bought ^ Signet Rings $2.00 Shoroham.Herman on the same No DREN. §5*22$o.00 ii,k*14k. Solid Gold Scarf "$£ Mrs. P. P. Campbell, wife of Representa¬ Ridder, New York- evening. Harmony Tent, spending be successful. Pins $4 00 is tive Dr. G. C. Calnan. Santa Mexico- 1020, had an initiation prior to adjourning 'sJ! $6'.50 14k. Solid Gold Lever Cuff But- v| Campbell, will receive Tuesday with Rosalia, f' that the members might attend the WEBSTER. In loving remembrance of ray dear tf. r Williams, Ohio; £ince Beginning Big Welcome.buy or not. Steinway Miniature Grand, Wednesday, January 31, assisted hy her L.R!fFs.C-ihomas and Mrs Thomas, Muskogee J. T. CLEMENTS. 2 $750. iu the highest possible device is obtained daughter. MiSs Wm. S. Allen and Mrs. 1. T.; 1. P. Booker, New York city. Strike. Undertaker and Embalmer. i- Horace Cleveland Chandlee. H. roll call of the F.verything ne.vtsary for funerals. in painting when XEW ERA PAINT is a!e'sh.W. Harrison, Los" Angeles, At^the journeymen printers n.w. used. Cal.; Tom St. Mo C A 1241 32d st. Telephone West b04- <*>'I- Randolph, Louis, who are on strike for an eight-hour work¬ no!2-tf X It gives a better finish, protects the eur/aeo Col. Bromwell gave a dinner last night, Merrill, New York j. p. White and Washington Representatives, and in the enforced absence of Mrs. city; day at their headquarters this morning It better and lasts almert Sole D. C. Attorney ka; P. C. JReilly, Indianapolis, Ind. walkout took place, the morning of Jan¬ NORTHWEST. F. agents. eral Moody, the Belgian minister and Ba¬ New w lllard.Mrs. W. Clarke MO F STREET E. and Miss on ! & Sons 4. hrst-class ami the mosf Chairman T. C. Parsons Co., roness Moncheur, Mrs. Cowles, Mr. de H. M. uary announced Everything strictly Droop Clarke. Scotland; Karge, Dougherty terms. I W. H. Butler Strale of the Swedish legation, Gen. and ?.hat M. Terrence V. Powderly, former com¬ reasonable *r Co.,»iZfi,'.Vn», Mrs. Bates. Df. and Mrs. Columbia, Ohio; Mrs. Oscar Turner, Louis¬ missioner of immigration and at one time 'Phones Main ja27-20a Magruder, Mr. ville, Ky.; R. J. Goffner, Bradford, Pa.; at of of IJof? 925 and Mrs. Peyton Russell, Mr. and the head the Knights Labor, would " 4 Pennsylvania Ave. N. W. Mrs. J. R. Lewis, Holyoke, Mass.; P. B. McLeod' address the striking printers and their GEORGK" PT~Z111H<)RST, Edward MeCauley, Miss Patten, Mrs. Stan¬ Seattle, W. S. Webb, New York Undertaker and Embalmer. ley Matthews and Mr. Ernest Rennie. Wash.; friends at the hall, 9th and D streets north¬ Funeral Parlors, 301 East Capitol at. t EXAMPLES OF city; Davenport Brown, Boston; J. E. Mc- west. at 3 o'clock this afternoon. He de¬ Telephone 872. Kee and Mrs. McKee, New York. scribed Mr. Powderly as "a veteran worker THE FINEST Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rothschild have gone Normandle.O. W. Sparr, Helena, Mont." | south for a few weeks. in the world of labor," and urged that there FRANK QEIER'S Mrs. C. 8. Chase, Boston; Geo. C. Greer' be a attendance to hear him talk on SONS,"" Beaumont, Texas; R. T. Carroll, large 1113 8EVENTH ST. N.W. Mrs. Watson Freeman Clark will be at Galveston,' the eight-hour situation. Modern Chapel. Telephone call. North 520. be seen here. home Mondays in February. Texas; Blanche Deyo. New York; R L,' It Is understood that the printers' eight- ~~ ' May Engrav¬ Griffin, New York; J. H. Brown, Boston. hour committee will soon make a detailed THOS. S. B=Zerta for Gordon.Mrs. J. Weil, Altoona, Pa.- Wm to the statement recently issued by SERQEON, ing Weddings, At Mrs. Mortimer H. Acheson will be at home Mr. Geo. H. reply 8LOCKSSOH TO R. g. CAIN. L^cca (Qlive (QU^ Thursday, February 15, at the Well, Altoona. Pa.; Finneran' the Typothetae, which set forth the em¬ 1011 7th at. n.w Teienbone Main 100a "EASY TO MAKE" Homes, Visiting Cards, Cumberland. Boston; Mrs. Geo. H. Finneran, Boston ploying printers' side of the controversy. The is Miss Sallie Vest St. James.M. C. Bristol, New York; J. j. J. grocery trade nod the public In general agree etc., best trusted to our Jackson of St. Louis Is Wright and Mrs. Wright, Salisbury, N. C ¦ Adoipli Schippert, that 11 Zcrtu Quirk Desserts are far ahead of all 9®C, visiting Miss Laura Sylvester. C. F. Woodson and wife, The Southern's Palm Limited Ave. N.W. Other dessert products. Start them |}(Q>C. Results Philadelphia; f' 2008 Pa. using experts. invariably V. L Turner, Maryland; J. D. Chi¬ \Y«t"isr"' Full Bottle. Full Mrs. Richard Sylvester will be at home Duffy, to Florida, also Aiken and Augusta, leaves de!4-tf Qt. Pt. Bottle.' gratify. cago; H. 6. Nelson, New Haven, Conn.; W except Sunday, 6:55 p.m. Director# New Mondays, February 5 And 19. Lancaster. Pa.; E. N. Washington daily, Ipepv Qrkimc Funeral OU'LL Bed our olive oil satls- York, J.. Mingle, Phelps Electric lighted throughout. Other high- ITl&y CS5J1111&, .n(1 Kmtmlmer* uniformly 1'arU Windsor, Conn.; W. C. moat Today / YT factor? for sll uses Imported direct § Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Simon Oppenhelmer will Wright, Boston': class trains to Florida and all other re¬ Ever}-thine gtrlctlj lint claw; reaannabM W. .North 56s. By ordering from jour grocer package of each, \ sod bottled QUALITY and QUAN¬ P AND the week of 28 Mass.; C. Howgate, Greenwich, Conn sorts for winter outings L. S. Brown, term*. IMu 14ih it. n.w.; phone If tump. Ijrjm. present: Fair¬ Camp, chapel and modem crematorium Modeat price* U»m. iaOS-U banks, Lady Durand, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. United Spanish .War Veterans, ot this city, Raymond Hitt* bjr Pnltn.w MoD.niU MS HiiiatniU in. *.w. Iilqtun caU 13H