The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-03-19
CITY NEWS.
TOWN TALK.

Glenns Sulphur Soap for diseases Of the
skin.
Mrs. NJ. V. Hart, modiste, Of iii street,
returns from Now York, March %, with spring
styles FOR iSs2.
Robert Wilson'S gentlemens hair dress
ing saloon undcr the Fbbitt, continues TO he tho re-
soft Of an who want comfortable shaving aud artistic
halr-cuitlng.
Mrs. Harrison, of Eaton & Harrison, 1887
street, LETT for New York yesterday TO secure the
latest impouatons 10 millinery, She viii return In
few days aud her hrst spring opening VIII take place
about Arrll T.
Messrs. l.. p. Griffith & Co., general agents,
No. South Liberty street, Baltimore, send US q
picture OF the late President Garfield and his family
In group The likcntsSeS are ufe-liNe. aud the
picture Is one OF value,
!. Bradley Adams SIG + street northwest,
sends us Davis 2;aO Trotting and Pacing Almanac
Tor The book is full Of Information OF value to
homemcn. II gives the name sew color, retl-
gree, aud name OF place AMI date OF performance Of
an horsesa have trotted or paced In 2:2o or better
Mr. Robert Whitehand, sO4 d street
Yesterday donated I, 0c0 OF the celebrated Mason
Guicau bullets, to be sold, the receipts ot which are
tu he given TO sergeant Mason wife These bullets
area curlosity, ami worth the price asked for
thcm. They viii he soft 10y Mr.. q. T.. Burjettc,
~ Seventh street a; ten cshis each.
The first of the Saturday lectures at tie
National Museum. Professor Gin on "scentinc and
Popular Views of Nature Cuutrased, - has been pub
lshed and Is for sale 10y Judd Detwe,ler. Profess
Anthr, pllugy, ~ and Professor !. W. Chlckerlng,
Jr., follows next Saturday on 4" Contrasts OF the Ar
palachian Mountains
The Byron Club held its monthly meeting
at the resi- iencr n Mr. John Jaskns Friday even
| lug last, IN West Washington, Dancing, singing,
and rccatons were the attraction OF the evening,
Johnson Weaver, Eldtidge, House, Hines, Simp-
| son, Rynell, Norton, and Mesrs. Rogers, Calvert,
Esher, Gasklns, Wood, Strauss, Ross Martin, and
Eagan
Dark royal blue is very fashionabl,
color New dinner dresses are Imported composed OF
this rich hue, In magnificent satin fabrics. brocadcI
with blossoms and leaves OF pale gold silver. on
,stume has demltran of royal blue satin brorahe,
with dropping clusters OF silver day lilies. IN
petcoat Is OF silver. coored satin covered with whit
lace flOunces the designs being outlined with silvc
threads These nOunccs reach from belt to hem.
second dress OF royal blue Is made short, the under
skirt being OF royal blue velvet, and the tunlc an
| pointed corsage VI satin figured with lunar dots q
| gold The semi long sleeves and inside OF the hlg
velvet run are trimmed with gold lace.
An interesting musical event of Easte
sundy win lie the icir OF male voices for the Churc
: of the Incarnation, now In training by MIR. John
Parker formerly Of the leading cioristerj OF tn
b church of the Adyent~ln Boston. The choir wi
consl. VI eighteen or twenty carefully seet ted vol,
TIL new organ Init for the church will be In posio
this week and us capacity anu tone will doubtless l
fuly deVelope the pished organis Profes
j, sor lamp he services on and after Easter will
full choral vi as the seat, at the four clock erylC
~ In hs church arealways free to all 1t Is presume
g mtny attendants NJ otter churches will avail then
selves OF that lvenlent hour to hear the beauti
Episcopal Church service rende'e BY n ROBBED choi
. as IN The Anglican thurch.
r. The gentlemen composing the fair con
m mee OF the Union Veteran Corps, In token OF the
al appreciation OF the valuable and eihcient service
rendered by the lady friends Of the Corps at Its rece
successful fair. win tender them complimenta
- reception and bail ut Masonic Temple on the evenir
. OF April lttaster Monday. The arrangement
=, therefor have heen intrusted to an able emerged
- committee, composed OF the following named officer
&C Adutaut q. T.. Corson, Lit. Y. u. Harrison, a
Engineer Chnl.i Ebert. who determined I'll
This shall be happy and fitting finale of the fair
III occasion OF Joy and pleasure to all who partcipa
l. therein, especially to the Ladies' In whose honor II
given.