The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-02-08

Newcomb. Mrs. G. ]. Bell, Mrs. A. c. Tyler DIR.
5eanestte Ies NJ = sq%nsr n Mrs. Bessie stewart Mrs
Tabor Johnson, Mrs. Almena B. Williams. Mrs. $.
james Kerr, Mrs. Philip Phillips, Mrs. G.. w.
Harris, Mrs M. j. Stroud, Mrs. j. r. BromwelI,
- Important sale of household furniture, car
pets, etc. Will take place at the rooms of Rat
cliffe, Darr y Co.. auctioneers. 92O Pennsylvania
avenue northwest, on Tuesday morning, Febru-
cellent opportunity for parties refurnlshing to
oWn prses aTd furniture at their
their rooms, to which they invite an inspection.
,-Ihe celebrated To-KALoN wines and bran
dies are for sale at GA Fourteenth street only
NO branch offices or agencies.
Mr. Abraham Fisher, real estate dealer 8l5
b street northwest, is offering some valuable
property for sale. See ad. in another column
The electrical decorations at the dinner
given given IN honor of Justice Harlan at Wormley's
Hotel Friday evening, February 6, which were
so much admired by all present, were done by
the Washington CONSTRUCTION Company, 500
Twelfth street northwest. Nearly two hundred
six-candie-power incandescent lamps were used
Fl FIJI spell the name of the fraternity beta Theta
The entertainment given in Masonic Temple
by the Young Peoples Union of the Church of
Our Father Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday
exhibited to delighted audiences. 1t proved to
be also financial success.
Have you visited the Philadelphia Oyster
iiouSo einCc It's reluoNdl 10 OLD EleVenCn street
northwest?
AT a called meeting of the woman's execu-
tive committee of the National Chautauqua of
eIa Glen q, Echo held at Chautauqua headquarters,
6i2 Fourteenth street. on Saturday afternoon,
the organization of an executive board was COM
pleted. 1t now stands Miss Clara Barton Presi-
dent; Mrs. John A. Logan, Mrs, Mai. John Wesley
Powell, and Mrs. Il. S. Hamlin. Vice Presidents;
MRS. Miranda Tullock, Treasurer; Mrs. Susie
Blrch Jennings, Secretary, and Mrs. Ida Hsrper,
of Indianapolis, Ind, and Mrs. Emily l.. Sher-
WOOD OF thls city, special correspondents. The
other mem bers of the committee are Mrs. Leland
Stanford, Mrs. Somers, Mrs Frank Stewart Os-
born, of Chicago; Mrs. Judge Bentley, and Mrs.
Lizzie Tilton, of Washington.
"A large delegation of members of the Wash
ington Building Exchange will leave this after
noon for New York. where they will attend the
meeting or the International Building Exchange,
that meets on Monday. Mr.. John w. Drews, of
the Bultdlng Register, accompanies the deega-
ton.
-"Once Upon a Time' is the appellation given
10 n series of entertainments at Masonic Hall
last week by the Young Peoples Union OF the
Church of Our Father. Music by the Marine Band,
tableauX. fairy dances and pantomimes followed
by dancing, composed the programme. The
skirt dancing by Fay Kent, Grace Newton, and
Miriam StoddartAwas generously applauded.
Miss Ethel Began, as Cinderella. elected much
applause. The cast a large one, and the
attention they received. The scenery and cos
tunes left nothing to be desired. Taking it
all and all, it was grand success.
The book sale which will take place at Dow
lings next Thursday is one which should COM
mand the attention of buyers, as it embraces
many valuable books on America, Napoleon,
and the French Revolution. See "ad."