The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-12-05

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Loan Exhibition
Paymaster General Cutter, Of the Navy,
Is expecting this week visit from Mr. Edward Il.
Hale. OF Massachusetts,.
Messrs. willett & RuoG, our popular hat,
tcrs and farrlers. arc to furnish the National
Rifles - With their shstos.
Miss Fannie French, who was married last
August, Is not Miss Fannie NJ French, OF T. street
as many of her friends supposed.
Hall lanterns of stained glass are war
ranted afford that " dim religious light " 30 much
affected Ivy @tshetic people In their houses.
Mr.. C. Il. Nyman, who has been visiting |
relatives In Atlanta, Ca for the past six weeks, re-
turned home ON Thursday. t Nt 1
Overcoats. Eiseman Bros, Seventh Il.
Mr.. Clarence Barton takes a desk In the
reorganized Republican, vice Tacott, who goes to
Association.
The Goruiois announces that " the pre-
scrptons Of supreme chic formally prohibit giving
arm to lady under any other circumstances than
on entering the dining-roomH- ..a-
Judging by the vast number Of we'll dressed
people. especially ladies', who thronged tho Avenue
during the pleasant days Of last week, tho Washing
ton season must I've about TO open.
The annual meeting of the Base Ball
League viii he held at the st. lanes Hotel New
York, December s. The Nationals will send on dcle-
gates 10 all honest endeayors TO he admitted.
listers. Eiseman Bros, Seventh and X.
Mr.. Samuel Bensinger, so well and favor
ably known as one Of Wash,ngtons lvest and most
enterprising business men, has purchased iron,
spaies Hahn their entire interest In the horse and
carriage repository, sas, $40, aud ~. Louisiana
avenue.
| The firm of Finley 4 Koch, doing business
al 1907 Pennsylvania avenue, and who have been the
sole agents for this city for the sale of the celebrated
' sn.I has y mutual Kosh SeH s a,
| time the business Mt the old stand.
Dress suits. Eiseman Bros, Seventh x 4.
The A. S. T. Co. s Black Tip for cllildren's
shoes Is superior to all Others for the following reason
They protect the toe from Just at point where
the wear comes, and do not give the shoe hunging
and patched appearance, as do toe-cas sewed on to
| the upper.
Youths overcoats. Hseman Bros, eth +.
Signor Paolo Baraldi who has established
himself in the place vacated by Siguor Barii nj
Marini's Hail ms teacher of vocal music, brings the
highest recommendations from the baltimore Peabody
| an admirable master of the true Italian method.
The late John w. Maury, whose sudden
death Tuesday last has given pain to large crc,
of friends. of al classes will be Remembered long fol
may be truly said tina, he has not left enemy OF
earth, and that no one ever knew him well who did
| not love him.
Mrs. Adeline Duval Mack announces rar,
treat 10 lovers of music at Willard Hall on wednes
| day evening next. Mrs. Mack will give some Of he
oice readings from the very best poets, while Mrs
y Dayton Ward, MFR. Warren Young Professor Kiibcl
Mr.. Rakeman, and MIR. James Collins, OF Boston
| will attend TO the musical part Of the programme
!. Little Julia, aged eight will also appear.
e Youths suits. Eiseman Bros, 18th and L
Mrs. NJ. r. Archer will issue special card
It of Invitation to limited number for the
y lectures In the department Of bees-leitres at II
Archer institute On Thomas Circle, TO lie delivered
y a. J. Faust, A. NJ, Ph. d. DIR. Faust's lectures
i sixteen In number, will range over both medi@v
and modern literary subjects and viii without dou
d be Interesting and valuable.
!" Boys listers. Eiseman Bros, 18th and
10 The complimentary concert rendered
AS Mis- Mollie Byrne win take place the coming wee
ne | Thursday night, December D. In Lincoln Hall.
o. nue programme is TO be offered. The particular
K names appear In the advertisement In our column
y: this morning. Owing to the heavy expense MI
st lyrne is under in getting mp this concert she W
d. he unable 10 procure the service of Mr. John Pngh
4. Ulsterettes. Eiseman Bros, 9TH and K.
While the Commissioners are abOlishiI
Ia the peanut stands that obsruct the streets they may
r. merchants. especially rrocers. There l. a firm
Market Space who are notable offenders In this regar
al They literally sprawl their goods over the whole sid
nt walk. They are popular men and good citizens,
q they create nuisance on great ladies' walk, n
the rights OF the people arc above a other consider
tions with public journal. Hence We speak.
The already magnificent display OF the
rs Exhibition has received several additions duri
tile past week. A fac-simile OF the Louise Hon
made by Mrs Wilcox, OF Fairfax, Va, OF pastebos
IT, putty. is marvel OF workmanship, and at-rs
on much admiration: ALSO piece of cloth Of god loan
M by Mrs. Admiral Reynolds, presented to hsr by
,ey and back Of worstsd embroidery loaned by Mrs +
nat J.. Layne deserves special mention. Tho exhibit
md viii be open only ono more week.
to- Cashmere suits. Eiseman Bros, 7th &
The Boston Gazette says: " Common co,
lot requires that wedding cards should he answe
an In the same way as Invitations to other enerta
man Snne Dpnp n real n
lay look upon wedding card In the light OF trad
his mans circular. Friends and acquaintance are Of
wounded by not receiving these mlssy
ex- when they may have been sent In due FORM their
Will replying would warn the senders OF neglect II IN
etiquette was observed In such matters. AS 1t is,
onense is about even Those who issue the cards
md In quandary about some Of their guests, while m
,o the last moment whether they win the troub
p be present. The parable OF the wedding feast is
lis peae1 very often in this nineteenth century,"
50, : to Thursday evening last witnessed the &
doe weekly assembly OF the ''9ohemians' at Won
's' Hall, 72i Sixth street northwest, which proves
be a great success. aud shond Justly cause the II,
ayers to feel proud OF their inaugural dance. Thi
u the FIRST of long series OF weekly assemblies "a
the given by the . Bohemians' Among those pres
om- were Misses Florence Cox, Annie and Ella sLerr
rep Burkhart, Messrs. Il. Walter Gibbons, Harry ID
b he ling, Fred Mareau Herman and Fred schulios,
rave q. Howard, @. Lehman. McKeever, James Keari
u. q. HulIdsh j. =. Matchett, Louis wetzeil,
g. Leonard, Harvey Cole Richard keeley, Rici
ist Thomps@n and Others Professor Buss' band q
f~,'
Guild December 10. 1880.
nn,s Boys overcoats. Eiseman Bros, It'll &
heir ON Friday evening St. Johns Commando
United order OF the Golden Cross. mutual MD
ISOLATION, gave a social and literary entertainer
ner Washington Hall. Quite an entertaining program
line was prepared, which WAS greatly enjoyed by
sets, guests The exercises opensd with m ins
fine mental solo. by Miss Minnie Crawford Mr.. Ma
Ja- ley's fine bass added much to the occasion, while
suit E.rtis crawford rendered '.Jndith' ~ IN more
splendid style. Mr.: William Van Doren rected
CUR pInms" Ps Fisherman ''' was sung by mi F.
Wilson and Mrs. Lucy Shaw, which received u he
encore. DIR. McKim then gave brief history O
nns Insurance In general and 81 mutual aid ASSOCIATE
ids, hut Of The order Of the Golden Cross In parc,
he The Doctor Is well booked In insurance sttist
rias Mr.. q. ". shockly and Mrs Lucy Shaw sang %
,n as Of DID, Mr.. Mitchell then sang the eva
:sps. Hold Miss May Chase reciied two Of her eho
$500 selections most admirably Miss Mary Mckim
.;,, dcrcd acceptable service al the plano
self An esteemed correspondent writes US
many tho movement for an improved hack or
ming service for our city onghi To be encoura
Thing that has created more prejudice agl
our city, IN the minds Of strangers aud the p'
this generally than our hack sery,se present and pas
yon gentlemen oil the preas VIII 'aKe hOl oi te ~
stock form. Why moi do n.y. We do not see hoy
| press can do very much In matter OF this !
rHE SUNDAY HERALD did Its best for the char
akes but they had To snccnmb to the tramway mono
which hnni cap,tasts can be Induced 10 90 into IN
We business. 1t is for property owners and shrewd
49, men Ike our o. @. 10 x" INTO ms matter. II
will take II up in earnest with the Idea Of being
tented with moderate interest on their money
enn- looking for their chief remuneration 10 the
dia RECT advantage cheap cabs would lie their pro
GODS, Interests here, this much desred reform ~ C
'ents brought about The newspapers help II but
and can do better services 10 the public with
space by using II against the gas monopoly al
cnth other subjects which will readily occur To the re
" old - 60 ---
nense J. J. Hunting,
One of the finest cutters in the cOui
Eu- has been added 70 our ioiee' usn,', ~, EN-, ua
w" selves Of Mr.. Bunting's services. A. sals q