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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-10-23
= Heart Disease
. Kills Sud 1erEy,

be. never without fair waraipg By IN
occ@1iona! antt"5'ne, q royccp tiblo pal plta-
ton, shOrJncss OF breath. ETC., In many ways
IS the victim fully notified But his friends
arc ignorNapGndthcw warning is disregarded.
until loving associates arc shocked and
dazed by another sudden dea h.
'.dy wifosuGcrod years vita heart trouble
which tiic dHcf9rs cailal incurablo vGlvular
coagulatiOn of'the heart. She took 3 bottles
Of D.. iiies' Neat r. Cure six months ago,
and has not suffered since. She sleeps we'll,
and Is Nke d new person altogether, and
says DR. Niles Remedies are gold to her.
+. B. JACKSON, FOL s. 9th St., Omaha, Neb.
For sale by druggists on guarantee that
tirst bottle will benefit, or money refunded.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-19
Married Yesterday

~ Tho residence of Col. George W
Johnston, the father of the bride cornn,
81 ftolt AMI Fenchurch streets. yos;cr-
way afternoon AT o'clock Miss sue T.
pni,':,.. WAS united In marriage TO MIR.
heer OF Baltimore. The ceremony wa :
periormed by Rev. Q. S. Barten. ID. d
IN the presence of only the immediot@
iamnly of the bride. the happy counle
'eaIinG soon after for bridal tour.
VI ~, me residence of the bride. No. 81
ofk street Yesterday afternoon M :
O'Clock. Miss Willie May Butt was mar
req to Mr.. Meredith Southall Spratlev
ol the iirm of Spiatlcy Bros. The bride
was attircd in Il travelling dress NJ
sra! Whlie the groom wore the con.
tn,'o iiii nlack. Rev. y. S. Lloyd. of
ST. l.ukc's Church. performed no n,.,.,
ihohy. only few immediate rricndc
being present. The happy couple LEFT
via the Bay Line for n Northern ,our
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-19

In the Corporation Court yesterday
Charles ). Rutiin was arraiEned n the
charge of seduction under promise of
marriage. Subsequent marriage of the
parties was pleaded as Il bar 10 conyic-
ton, and the jury returned Il verdict
of not guilty.
a motion for new trial In the case of
Richard Langley, recently given two
years iii the penitentiary FIR house
breaking. was heard and overruled.
william Cohen and Louis Hirschman.
natives of Russia, and Edward Schus-
ter, native Of Germany, were grant
ed naturalization papers
Richard Iirogh, native of Norway
declared his intention of becoming ma.
turalized before Judge Hanckel yester-
day.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-19
Craftsmen tn,,rI,t

The Baltimore sun of ycstera,y
James walden AMI Herman brandon.
"uis. whom the police believe. 10 ha IN,
'Apri'S VINO have blown open safes In
several business houses in Bnltimor,
n"u nave committed other robberie,
.err Wltnin the past two weeks. were
,,.,' iast night by Detectives Bar
ringer and Husscy and Lacked M, ., a.
central police station for a be,r,nm ia
iore Justice Calvert to-day. Accort,in,
10 me police record of Walden he in
connection with other experts. b,ew
open ana robbed the safe of Channa n
~ Gale, jewelers.. Of Norfolk. Va. Of din.
, u, ana Jewelry valued at $40 O0C
~ 30. IN lsSS. He was then known as
mond, VA. but by returning mnst ~ ~,
piunder lie got off. 1t was then thot
oaptain freeburger secured his pic.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-19
! To DYE AT HI HOME:
iperlencsd Can Use Diamond
With Success.
irsSstions ON Bvery Package
Bile Even n Child Io-Gct GOOD
lors with Diamond Dycs-Color
81 i s0nsto six Pounds of Goods for 10
asSSsentx.

There are no dye-stuffs on the market
eA0Sepmpare with the Diamand in ease
s3z@use,S as we'll as beauty and fastness
color The most inexperienced per
Anns can dye cotton wool. silk, feathers.
a4scS brig hit and brilliant colors by fol-
lowing the plain directions OH the Dia-
iEynondgD Dye packages.
There are thirty Diamond Dyes for
MILK and wool, and fourteen special colors
II for{ cotton, all of which are guaranteed
$to do more and better work than any
esther package dyes on the market. They
/ are made specially for home use. and as
ssmany OF the dye-stuffs are peculiar to
$sthe Diamond it is impossible to get
s6hem In any other way.
BIC One ten-cent package often saves the
cost of a new gown. for II makes the
Did one look like new
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-19
GUNMAKERS COMBINE.
n Large pInui TO Re Established for
the Rev Company.

II VIII he remembered that articles
. OF Incorporation We're fled in this CITY
some time ago for the formation of the
American Ordnance COMPANY 4
Washington special says:
y combination OF several OF the gun
making es;a blishmcnts of the United
States. it is said. has been perfected
mere under the name or the American
ordnanc" Company. with General Al
bert X. prdway as President The firms
in the agreement are named as the
priggS-Schrocdr. ordnance Comrauv
OF Philadelphia. the American Proicc-
tile Company al Lynn. Mass: The
lintchkiSs Company, of which General
ordway is the American representative.
anu a torped" company 4 Providence.
Il. |. II Is said that the Bethlehem
iron Works of Bethlehem. Penn. ana
the eating Gum Company of Hartford.
Conn are also III the combination.
THE new concern has been int.orp lra-
TED under the laws of Virginia at ~
capitalization OF 900, 900 and Washing
ton Will h" its headquarters The com
pany will build hi" plant for IN. man
ufacturr of projectIcS and guns Fridge
port. Conn. has been selected ms tbn
location of the W rks.
The principal reason given for the or
GaniHation of This combination is ,ho,
the scparte companies are unable 10
cope successfully With the large J,ur1-
pean establishments while n concen,ro-
ton of their capital will permit them In
do tins. EndeavOrS 10 secure tho troll,
OF south American. Central Amoric,n
ana Aslatlc Governments will be the
prlnclpal ann of the concern"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-19
Matters Of Small Moment About the Cltj
Very Briefly ChronlCIed.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS NOTES
a Full ana Concise Record OF the
port city Laid Hare 10 the Many
Renders of the Newsicst Of Nor.
folk Papers.
The snow is fast disappearing.


MIR. John Il. Louchran has returned
from New York.
Mr.. w. i. AutIerpo, or Rtrhmond
is stopping at the st. James.
a large number of vessels are In
Hampton Roads weather bound.
Superintendent Walton of the Union
Mission, is expected home to-day.
Rev. MIR. Allison, Of Portsmouth,
spoke at the Union Mission last night.
The British steamship Southcry is in
Hampton Roads with her smokestack
gone.
WaShington's Birthday will not be OBJ
served by parade of the military in
this city.
The social of the Frances Barnes Us
Will take place Saturday. as before
mentioned.
Mrs. james G. Cottre,l. Of Richmond.
Va. is visiting Miss Amelia Broughtun,
No. G3 York street
Mrs. j. j. Levy. of Chattanooga
Tenn, is visiting her brother AIR
Newman. on Frecmason street.
The usual Ash Wednesday services
will be held at The Catholic and Protes-
tant Episcopal Churches to-day
An effort is being made 10 secure a
pardon FOR Isaiah Joynrr colured, who
was sent to Jail some time ago for
sWinulinE.
private soirce Will be given Il; Ma
sonic Temple Thursday evening Only
persons with Invitations will bo ad
mitied.
The schooner William II. Davidson.
Captain Hawkins. from New York.
light. is i'm Hampton Roads with her
windlhss broken
y delegation of Norfolk Red Men, is
expected at the banuurt to be given
ny the members OF that order in New
por' News next Saturday.
George p7wnes. colorcd. was arrested
Yesterday, charged with stealing Il
pocket book containing $45.j0. the prop
ertN al John Cottingham.
me nusical and literary entertain
menu OF fpwnrth Nj. f.. Church will not
take place Thursday on account of Ep-
worth League mass7meeting
y number OF gentlemen will this
morning take u trip around The harbor
IN the new tug Of the 5. y. L. leaving
the session steamers wharf promptly
III II o'clock.
'phicer Curtis will go to Richmond this
morning TO bring ~ this city Edward
tmperiy. wanted here on n charge of
stealing 500 worth OF goods from his
parner, w. r. Bradley.
The young Indies OF Grace Baptist
church, under the direction of Mrs
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-19

with improvements on the north side of
Olney road, Client: $4,000
Walter II. Taylor. trustee, to l.. II.
Shields, trustee. improvements and nm
expired lease on u lot on south side of
Union street: $3.50
WIN. w. Old. executor of Eva S.
smith. to ]. l.. Webster. four lots with
improvements on the north side OF Falk
land street. S2.24O
daien H. Coon to the Bankers Loan
and Investment Company. three lots
with improvements I'm Brambleton Ward
subject to deed of trust. 81 900.
walter y. Hickman to Jesse S. Smith
a one-half interest I'm lot with i'm
provements on the east side of Windsor
avenue. Brambleton Ward, s205 and
other considerations.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-19
Z II e II U 3,
2O7 and 200 Main 81.
AN ORDINANCE
TO pRoII!RiT THE UNNECESSARY
CoNSl ,MpTlcN AND WASTE o.,
ElIG WAITER, AND PROVIDING \
THE SAME "

See !. iic it ordained by the Common
mon anu select Councils of the civ nt
.Norloik mat no person corpora ton an.
hrin snail unnecessarily consume auy.
Guy waiter by II careless and ,xirnv,i
shht use OF the same nor ,crmil thr
water To run from any hydrant Curl; 90,
MIXTURE without proper carr, to nr..v.ni
vast. ana II any hy,irant, cock or ot i,,t.
iiNtnrGs be found leaking The owner or
necessarily repairs made upon receipt OF
due notice. vi
Sec :. Any person violating this ordi-
!iillce. ul,on conviction before the Police
Justice OF the City. shall he fined not I.ss
tuiih Saou ana not more than so 90 in thn
discretion OF the said Police Justice one
lihlI OF which tine shall go To th,. in
former upon the recovery of the SANE
p,4Eided the informcr is not IL civ
Sec 3. This ordinance shall be in force
irohl and after its passage.
Adopted by the Common Cou,cil Ea,,
eth, lNaG. '' rep'
(SigncdD LUTHER SIIEI Do>-
wee PRESIDENT Common Council.
Adopted by the Select Countu III,
18th. 1896. eo'
(Signed) JAS L. WINSTON
nv President Select Council
itSie: w. w. HUNTER
'tSi'-"I CITY Treasurer
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-19
REVOLUTIONS on RESPECT.
Alpha Chapter Of the III Kappa AIpho
Fraternity

Alpha Chapter OF the III Kanpa A1nbo
Fraternity
February 18th, 1886.
Whercas:-An all wise and ever i,,s,
Providence has deemed il proper to re-.
move from our midst our beloved hrothn,
anu founder Of our fr.Iiernu h,nd
tlttNphRiCk SOUTHGATlI TAYIoT
10 whom we gladly ackuowlcdrc nur
selves in debt for the formation and
riprnint of many true fricndships and IN
whose nalowcd memory the Pi Iiun,n
Alpha Fraternity stands as an cudcnr
inG monument, and
Whereas. We have esteemed n as mn
honor and II privilege to claim brnlh,.r
hood with one. the purity and integrity
OF whose life has furnished MS with mn
example which has shed IL lustrr l,pon
or association and which we are prnt;d
to follow, and
whereas iSy his demise the ri Knup,
Alpha Fraternity. and more especially
Alpha cha!Ncr. of which he was An
honorcd ana we'll loved member. has stIs
tanned an rrcrarab!e loss which time
cannot lesson, and
Whereas. We mourn in common with
his brrarrd family. therefore. he il
Resolved. That we extend To those who
so deeply share our SORROW, our sincere
ana heartfelt sympathy and the aSst,r-
ancc that throughout the lcnrth ana
breadth OF the land many an eye will
dim with the tear oi love ana con,Iolcnc,.
ut our mutual loss
(signeO GiIAS, II. H. THOMAS,
J: PIX: POWERS, Jr.,
w. IL. S. WHITE.
Fphl.-1t J'oInfDittrn
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-19
A MUSEM ENTS.

PARADISE ALLEY."-Therc arc en-
many good. rollicking. enjoyabI. ana
novel features In Paradise Alley" the
famous musical comedy which is an
nounced for next Friday and Saturday
at the Academy of Music. tina: il is di;ii-
cult to select any one special f.at,,ro
fer special distinction. 1t is called n
dramatic "sauie" in that il is n yeri,a-
BILE hash of everything good that can
form the component part of 4 dramatic
entertainment The bills describe /, a.
'frenzied frolic" from beginning To end,
ana that leaves little to be said in ad-
vance OF its production here.
The sale of reserved seats will hoqi,
tomorrow morning with no advance in
prices.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-19
!! v, H H. TR|CE & CO,
Real Estate & Rental Agents
% BANK STREET.
" OR r EMIT.

sSssSTORES-Nice store corner Park and
s S8rambleton ayes; IA Main street; 49, VI
fSSommerce street. a Bank street, store 2U2
l&Main street: $40 Church street; stores
ISNnder Gladstone Hotel store corner
SJames and High.
- E'lats.-196. 1Ss Church street: 1l2. 12
Il ARnk, AL IN darn improvements; lG0 James
street: several desirable rooms $50 Main
street; lbs. 2l7 Main: nice fiat on Hin
Astreet. 1853. Ill Duke "a and Il Wake: 81
sdolty q Mariner; IS Queen, u and 60 Mar
liner. l0l Yarmouth, 3 houses Holt street
q Yarmouth street, % North. February
So; Desirable residence CRANKY street
ssxtended with . acres OF ground, corner
EMRrlner and Chauel
b$ acknowledgements Levitt avenue; l4I Res.
servoir avenue: 2eG Willoughby, corne,
mouse: 2l0: 40S d04 Park avenue; &c Kelly
G0venue 304 Highland
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-19
FRANK H. GALE.
Marine Noses.

~ st eoiiision occurred Monday night in
st .pe nliddie Ground between q tramp
5steamer belonging to the Luckenback
LYME Co, and the schooner Yale
~ report was received last night that
vi Ii,isn steamer had gone ashore on
ne mladie Ground. and the pilot boat
S !s! TOOK off her crew and carried
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-19
Marringe Licences.

Charles Sumner Rutiin to Mamie Fran
els Bradley. colorcd
ruliie Flora Dozier to Susie Dedmon.
Meredith Southall Spratley 10 wrie
May Butt. white.
robert Carter Hull to Susan Boush
Johnson. white.
George Thomas Carroll to Annie AL
Ston. colorrd
Bernard Percy IIyslop to Carrie Lydia
Whitehurst. white. N''@A '
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-19
Burruss. Son & Co.,
BAN KERS

D eiscounted p@pei
Is& Loans negotiated on favorable terms
*. City bonds and other securities bought
land sold.
s5s Deposits received nnd accounts in
Interest allowed on time deposits
ssssssS SAFE deposit boxes for rent Charges
& modera tie. ~ IS
| Draw bills Of Exchange and make cable
M Letters of credit issued 10 nri,cin,,
gcdttes OF the world.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-19
WEATHER. REPORT.
FOrccast for.To.dnv.

Washington, Feb. IS. 1896.
For Virginia and North Car
\ FAIR DINA: Fair warmer weather:
southwesterly winds.
During the past twenty-four
hours the lake storm has re-
NAMED nearly stationary, only advanc-
ing from the western end of Lake su-
perior to the Northern end of Lake Hu-
ron re-. The area of high pressure with
IT'S accompanying cold wave, central
monday night in Eastern New YORK.
mas passed across New England and No
va scotia. and off the coast The pres
sure stu remains high in the Rocky
mountain regions, but has fallen some
what A few scattered snow tiurrIes
are reported on the Middle Atlantic
ana Southern New England coast and
in the lake regions. ''~-
me weather. Is generally c,eo
throughout the South.
Cloudy and threatening weather is
Indicated in New England and the
tower lake region for "Wednesday wifi
iight scattered SHOWS and clearing wea.
ther IN the upper lake regions. In MI
other districts the weather VIII continue
ialr. The temperature Will be higher on
the Atlantic and Gulf coasts. n viii
pe lower In the upper lake region.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-19
Meteorological nnt,.

u. > Department OF A.riruIture
Weather Bureau, Norfolk, Feb. 1s
Local meteorological data for the .,
nnurs ending y. ri. last night:
Hi;,,,,' temperature .......... &C
nihiinllin temperature " 81
Normal temperature deduccd fro,,, -
- years observations Al
oeparture from normal minus 1t
departure since January minus ..
R,inro, ~ =" doJ lMous io) IlgJulH2I
fepruafN .............. 3.5.
j. j. GRAY OIsorver
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-19
To Tcsifi,e Enri,,c

me nea chemical engine will be tested
Ghiseln house, back of Atlantic r,i,,,
which has been donated for the purnosc
Will be saturated with Kerosene oil ,l,is
morning and at the hour mentioned viii
be touched off. 1t is claimed that thn
new engine will cxtinguish the names
even after good headway has been
secured,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-19

Jessie S. Smith TO Andrew T.. Hick.
man, one-half interest in lot with
improvements on the east side of Wind.
sor avenue. Brambleton Ward; $3.50. and
other considerations.
G. c. Bell to Herbert r. Butt, q lot
with improvements on Granville street
extended. Brambleton Ward; s525.
James w. Balm TO Nick. G. Balm. a lot
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-19
Mechanics Lieu Filed.

Il. A. Watkins and Bros. of Norfolk.
Yesterday fled II mechanics (suppIvl
lien IN the Clerks office against the Nor,
loik and Ocean View railroad for So.
o'o.el, hileged TO be due them I'm connec-
ton with the recent improvements made
TO that compnny's property
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-19
Arc You, Ono

OF those unhappy people suffering viii
Wehk nerves Remember tht, tho
nerves may be made strong bv uood!s
pure blood. "i'oii
iioo"S lills are the hest after-dinncr
!lii; assist digestion, prevent constina
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-19
Power OF ATTORNEY Fi,r,

MT. j. l.: Hubbard yesterday filed i'm
me me clerks Office power of attorney
Tazewell Taylor. giving him full nnv,,.
10 marriage and control her estate
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-19
Special Sottce

Ss Our great unloading sale will continue
curing this week. Great bargains. Can
gao see them. See list In last Sundays
aSrsmian. WRIGHT'S,
.S3l{E.E l96 Main street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-19
Weber Esi,tIpn

y line Weber upright piano can be
bought extremely low for cash.
THE HUME-MINoR co.
l0i Main street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-19

Ave nave eEmb. brush and mirror
9sts. quardruple plate. at $3.50. It's orr
81 atH cer, and many other goods propur-
fs,lohately as cheap. 1t will pay YOU TO
kitarn our prices.
rs FRANK II. GALE
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-19
VI 4 X ssII.E,.

InII>.,.,,,,,, ,,,-, "
III ~ IN ~ FL. Yesterday. at The
i Eot 81 Joli NSToN. to ROisERT CAR
TEX HULL. by the Rev. q. s Rurt,.n
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-19

tsi ~ Morris. the trustee, will sell Ut
auction on Friday and Saturday, Febrll-
10y 10y szlst and I'D, the entire stock of
lLreecy Dill, lSS Main street.
sSgS feb lS-4t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-19
To Cure n Cold I'm o,,on

LIZ si,s., asxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
M car usgs ISL refund the money If it fails
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-19
PORT CALENDAR

sun rises, G:i9 a. m; sun sets, $50 n
~ Itish water G2:l2 a. m. and 1898 d
M; low water, 6:3S a. m. and GAS n m
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-19

s.5ts aSs Caterers-H. G. Guy &. Co sol,
4 leeoa'y ieed. 222 Chapel. Phone 1ss e'i
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-19

~ ss tg HULn suffer headache when q ,.
R.saIss f vecss glasses may relieve ~o,, u
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-19

Mechanics friend. patrol. So shoe.
AegsE's Shaa Store As Rapk street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-19
FOUR MONTHS IN JAIL.

y similar sentence OF four months
in Jail was given To Felix Bell, colored
who was arrested Monday night on "a
warrant charging him with stealing Il
coat and vest from the clothing store
of l.. Morris. The goods and prisoner
We're identified and the case against him
was conclusive
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-19

Justice Burroughs Police Court dock
ct was small. but interesting one:
MORE CHARGES AGAINST HAIR
VEY
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-19

Washington, Feb. IS. 1896.
For Virginia and North Car
'iina: Fair. warmer weather;
winds
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fcl,lg-1t
The morning times., 1896-01-01

Joseph c. Ringwalt, Miss Eunice L. Chase
and Miss Grace Gruellc, 1910 Eighth street
northwest 70 10.
Messenger, Mrs; p. j., with Mrs. W; w.
Mckee. Mrs Thomas H., No. Grant
place, assisted by her daughter and Miss
OF Ftshkfll l-on-Hudson, N. Y, Miss May
johnson, Miss Ward, Mrs. r. S. Richard
son, Miss Laura Brooke, Miss Gorilla Smith
Miss Susie HOdgktDs. from to 8 p. m.
Morgan, Misses Matte W., Margaret,
and Laura, No. i 90 Thirteenth thstreet north
McCabe, Mrs, will assist the Misses
| Chambers at No. 1903 Thirteenth street
northwest, from to y. m.
daughter, Miss Jennie Mae Mickle, and
Misses Janet Harris OF East Northfield,
Mass, Georgia Barrett, Irma Ruess, and
Annie Forbes, No. 141i Sixth street north
Miller, Miss Rose, No. 40 II street
northwest, will not receive this year in
Washington, but will receive with her
Augusta, Ga, wheAe she is visiting.
Mcmillan, Mrs. G. H.s at No. 1924 Thir-
teenth street northwest, will receive.
Miller. Misses Louie and Rosie, will re-
eeive at No. 400 H street northwest from
to z, assisted by Miss Katie Nau, Misses
Mamie and Gussie Daish of Baltimore, and
Miss Garry Kaiser.
MIS-. H. ANo lD-f
street northwest. AssSted by Mrs. @; w.
E.Wo Van bync s a al e. g. ne "Ss Misses Mabel " Y
and clara a. Grew. .Fr5m 10 8.
Muir, Mrs. J. j.. No. 5l2 Third street
of Hnst 6raase y Mrs Mrs X ani
Miss Edith Dudgeon uf Summit, N. j., Miss
$; E. weidemann ofT'Philadelphia, Miss
Florence Shuttle. Miss Alice II. Fletcher,
From 4 to p. m.
MITCHELL, Mrs; J. H., with the W. G. T. u,
slO F; 4 TO 8.
N MeTyick, II Mrs L. D., with the W. C. t u,
,Mahoney, Mrs; NJ. A, with the W. C. T. u,
Mankin, Miss Sara, 1422 @.
McRae, Miss Lizzie. with Mrs. Hugo Kan
dler, 901 NJ; after 1.
Martin, Miss Katie s., Miss Roselle B.
Martin, and Miss Charlotte Mann, 3Os New
Mitchell, the Misses. assisted by Miss
Zaldee Rounds, OF Greenville, S. e., and the
Misses Lulu Hines and Mollie O'Neil, 495
MaIy,and Avenue ssta southwest 10 n.y. ~ The
Misses Stewart and Washington, "a De-
frees: to 6.
McKim, Rev. Dr., will be at home to re
ceive the members OF his congregation;
2:30 to o p. M.
Merry. Miss Lula, assisted by Miss Mar
garet Buckley and Miss Katie Griffin; 3
to 6.
Morsell, Mrs. W. A, with her sisters, the
Misses Hodges, e1S /; after 3.
Mckay, Mrs. +. w, OF New York, with
Mrs. La Fetra. and the Y.'s; TO ..
MARSHALL, Miss Addie, assisted by Mrs.
William Prater, 1863 Madison: TO 10.
Mcoiiue, Miss Carrie, with the Y.'s, al
La Fetra's: to s.
Montague, Miss Kittie, with the Us, at
La Fetra's, TO y.
| Montague, Miss Grace, with the Us, at
La Fetra's; 2 TO 8.
| Murphy. Mrs. Mary p, 5l9 L; after 2,
| assisted by her daughters and the Misses