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Miss Linton's Recitations.

A small. but select company We're
gathered last night at the Randolph" No
221 East Capitol street, to hear Miss
Margaret T. Linton, the young elocutionist.
Miss Linton gave a most vivid rendition of
the cavern scene in the Last Days of
Pompeii,r and her Interpretation of the
sleep-walking scene of Lady Macbeth was
most enthusiastically applauded. Jean Paul
Richter's Dream of the Universe and
''Babette" were also highly complmented.
Miss Oracle Osgood was the pianist Of
the evening and playedthe Accomplishments
with much expression She also favored the
company with some classic interludes, and
her rendition OF Schubert's Fourth I'M
promptu," especially, was artisticaily done.
The morning times., 1897-01-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Madison A. Ballinger enter
tanned at a very handsome dinner last
evening in honor of the Chinese minister
and Nine. Yang Yu.
The table was eXquisitely decorated with
pure white Easter lilies, yellow ribbons
and white carnations
A blue delft bowl, representing the hull
of a ship, rested on a centerpiece of white
linen, embroidered in yellow roses II
was filled with tall lilies, having ropes
of srpilaX in imitation of the rigging
Delft gondoliers filled with white carna-
tions added the finishing touch of floral
beauty to the table. Silver candelabra
containing yellow candles capped with
shades of filgree silver over white were
placed at either end of the table.
Mrs. Ballinger was gowned in flesh pink
satin brocade with trim mings Of seal and
wore beautiful diamonds, which are heir
looms from her mothers family ~
The guests Were Minister and Madame
Yang Yu, Miss Butler, guest Of Mrs.
Ballinger; Mr.. Chung, Senator and Mrs
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The charity hall to be given tomorrow
evening at National Rifles Hall for the
benefit of those who lost health and fortune
in their struggle for the Confcderacy, will
he well attended. Gov. Lowndes, of Mary
land, VIII send Gen. Mumford and several
of his aides, and every Southern State Will
be Officially represented by lady from
each of the Southern Congressional delega-
t ons, whose names Will be found in the
list given below. Most of them will be
accompanied by their distinguished hus
bands or sons.
The reception committee will include
Mrs. Adai Stevenson, Mrs. J. G. Carlisle,
Mrs. william l.. Wilson, Miss Herbert,
Mrs. David X Francis, Mrs. Holmes Conrad,
Mrs. Charles E. Howey, Mrs. NJ. II. Sims,
Mrs. Charles NJ. Dabney, and rs. Ralph
Walsh, assisted by many of the patronesses,
who are: Mrs. F. C. Armstrong, Mrs. Forbes
Beaie, Mrs. j. II. Bankhead, Mrs. J. c. S.
Blackburn, Mrs. William D. Cabell, Mrs.
Mildred Carlisle, Mrs. Thomas {. Catch
ings, Mrs. william F. Draper, Mrs. Cha res
NJ. Dabney, Mrs Charles Early, Mrs
Reginald Fendall, Mrs, Robert i. Fleming,
Mrs. A Y. P. Garnett, Mrs. K. L. Gait,
| Mrs. Norman Gait, Mrs. William "A, Cor
| don, Mrs. A. p. German, Mrs. E. X.
| Goldshourough, Mrs. Phoebe Hearst, Mrs
| Henry Heth, Mrs. Charles B. Howry, Mrs.
| r. NJ. T. Hunter, Mrs. Harriet Lane John
ston, Miss Kibbey, Mrs. L. z. Letter,
Mrs. r. E. Lester, Mrs. A. A. Lipsoomb,
| Mrs. K. Q. Mills, Miss McCeney, Mrs. Thomas
| n. Page, Mrs William II. Payne, Mrs
Eugenia Phillips Mrs. Leigh Robins IN. Mrs
| Letitia Tyler Semple, Miss Clementine Smith,
Mrs. Margaret Stone, Mrs William H. Sims,
1 Mrs. z. B. Vance, Mrs. NJ. E. Wilcox, Mrs
NJ. j. Wright, Mrs. Harrison, Of Alabama;
Mrs Berry, Arkansas; Mrs. Call, Florida
| Mrs. Lawson. Georgia; Mrs. Lindsay, Ken
| lucky; Mrs Blanchard, Louisiana; Mrs,
| Gibson, Maryland; Mrs. Walthall, Missis-
| sippi; Mrs. Vest, Missouri; Mrs. Butler.
| North Carolina; Mrs Wilson, South Caro-
| lima, Mrs Bate, Tennessee; Mrs. Sayers,
| Texas; Mrs. Swa nson, Virginia; Mrs
Faulkner, West Virginia; Miss Payne, wIlo
| attended the Richmond reunion sponsor
| for Confederate veterans of the District;
Miss McCeney Of the Shoreham, Misses
Patton, Gordon, Riley, Faulkner, Wheatly,
Bayne, Morgan, Young, Jones, Garnet
| Clarke, Minnetrel, Miss Bollinger Of Cliff
| ton street, Miss Bollinger of Q street,
Misses Geyer, Peachy,e Heth and Black
| burn.
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Elks,Ladies Social session.

The entertainment committee have sent
out invitations for the annual ladies' social
session of washington Lodge, No. 100,
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks,
Wednesday evening next. Besides lunch
con and dancing, the wives, mothers, daugh-
ters, sisters and sweethearts of Elks will
be treated to an interesting vocal and in
strumental program, which has been ar
ranged by Chairman Maxwell and the mem
bers of the committee. Past Exalted Ruler
E. B. Hay will be the presiding genius.
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UNDERTAKERS.
i, WILLIAM LEE.
UNDERTAKER
$50 Pa. Ave. N. w.
rRt-ciass service. Phone. 1888.
DIED.

BUTLER-At $40 p. m, Saturday,
January 8, 1897, Mrs. L. A. Butler, aged
forty-Six years
Funeral from son-in-iaw S residence, NO.
226 Ninth street southeast, Monday, $3.50
D. IN. Friends and relatives invited to
attend.
(Richmond papers please copy.l
IINDSEY-January 5, 1897, Francis
Albert Lindsey, age forty-four years, three
months.
Funeral Monday, January IL, from his
late residence Deanwood, d. c., at p.
M Friends and relatives respectfully In
vIted to attend. IL
McCRACKEN-Died in Baltimore of
pneuInOnIa George V. McCracken. beloved
SON of James r. and Mary a. McCracken.
Funeral from his parents residence, 4i6
M street southwest, Sunday, at / O'Clock
suarp: services at st. Mary Church, Alex
andria. Va, at O'Clock
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Miss Gertrude Holiday Of New Hampshire
avenue entertained at O'Clock tea
yesterday prior to her departure Tues
day for New York, where she will reInnin
until January 2S. and then sail for Ger
many TO resume her musical studies In
Berlin. The young hostess, gowned in
blue taffeta and chiffon, was assisted In
receiving her guests by Miss Louise Major
and Miss Corinne Blair OF Baltimore.
Chocolate was served in the dining-room
by Miss Marie Holiday and Miss Eugenia
Williamson poured tea. The table decora-
tions were OF pink and white carnations and
ferns and the candles burned under pink
shades.
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An enjoyable at-bome was given Thurs
day evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Miller at their
residence. No. 1910 II street northeast
After a serenade 10y the Unknown Brass
Band" refreshments We're served. Those
present were the Misses Bell, Misses Car
roll, Misses Roache, Miss Clara Maxwell,
Miss NJ Baldwin, Mrs. j. j. Kane, Mrs.
Lightfoot, Mr. and Mrs. Keys, Master
Jimmie Bell, DR. Harrington. Messrs. Moran,
Digney, W. Bell, Edward Poole, A. Lewis
F. Schneider, Keys, Mcdonald, Milton NJ.
Clark, Charles Winkler, Percy II Garretson
and Clarence S. II omer.
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rollton, which she only reached few
days before Christmas.
Miss Money, who is one of the lovelicst
representatives OF the South at the Ma
tional Capital, is looking unusually well
and gained greatly during the past summer.
Miss Money states that her father is SO
charmed with Cuba that he says: Under
happier conditions it would be almost int
possible to find more attractive or beau
tiful place in Which to make ones home"
The morning times., 1897-01-10

Secretary and Mrs. Carlisle entertained
at dinner last evening at their elegant
home on street.
The table was arranged with beautiful
effect, the centerpiece being Of La France
roses masSed with graceful ferns.
Palm foliage lent its tropical beauty
to the decorations of the drawing-roon,
at the entrance OF which stood a stately
young bay tree bedded in scarlet geran-
iums and flanked by potted plants covered
with green crepe and girdled with scarlet
satin ribbons.
Mrs Carlisle wore handsome toilet Of
lavender velvet. The guests hidden to
sit about the flower-decked table Were:
| Secretary and Mrs. Francis. Attorney Gen
eral Harmon and wife, Gen. and Mrs.
Draper, Judge McCreary and wife, ex-
Secretary and Mrs. Fairchiid, Judge Har-
| Ian and wife Mr.. and Mrs Rateliffe and
Mr.. John Russell OF Massachusetts.
The morning times., 1897-01-10

Miss Lula Halton entertained the Rescue
Glec Club few evenings ago at her resi-
dence, No. 452 M street southwest After
the business of the club was transacted
music and refreshments Were enjoyed.
Among those present were the Misses
Ailpress Lizzie MITCHELL Nettie Higdon.
Nellie Allpress, Annie Lee, Saidee HiGGon.
Daisy Halton, Flossy Coates, Nina Hiedon,
and Messrs. Oscar Phillips, George Halton,
William Littleton, Joseph Steele, George
Ritter, William Halton, Ross Jones and
Bennie Dement,.
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SOCIETY IN BALTIMORE.
Season There Promises to Be a
Gay One.

Season There Promises to BE q
Gay One.
Baltimore, Jan. 9.-Ealtimore society is
full events this month"; and VIII continue
to be very gay until Lent.
With four cotillions clubs and private
balls, there is all the dancing that the most
light-fnoted could wish while afternoon
affairs are of daily occurrence.
Out door life is comparatively new
feature in society, and golf, bicycling, hunt
ing and riding are keeping up through the
winter as they never have heretofore.
The debutantes are having it all their
own way this winter and have had no end
of entertainments given in their honor.
Among the most notable have been the ball
given by Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Buchanan
for their daughter, Lily Buchanan, the ball
given by Miss Ethel Hoilins Rumbold and
the large reception given by Mrs. L. E
Atkinson in honor of her daughter, Miss
Katharine Atkinson.
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SOCIETY HAS PLANNED
some FINE AFFAIRS.
Annual Charity Ball by the South
ern Relief Society.
Presidential and Cabinet Dinners
During the week-Other In
teresting News.

The social calendar for the coming week
shows:
Monday-The annual charity bali given
by the ladies of the Southern Relief So
ciety.
Miss Edes, a dinner.
Justice Martin f Morris and Miss Morris,
a reception.
Tuesday-Thc marriage OF Miss Nannah
Ehzabeth Hazen and DIR. IL. Clarence
Duffy, Metropolitan Church. at noon.
The Chinese Minister and Mrs. Yang, a
tea, 4 TO Z.
Secretary and Mrs. Olney, dinner In
honor OF President and Mrs. Cleveland
Mrs. Romero, reception.
Mr. and Mrs. Bloomer, dinner.
Mrs. de Mertwigo, a eotillion.
ednesday-Reception by Mrs. steven
son and the ladies of the Cabinet.
The Cocillion Club, assembly and dance
at National Rifles Hall.
Gen. and Mrs. BatchelleT, a dinner
Mrs Ellen S. Cromwell, president of the
Woman's National Press Association, re-
ception, 3 to G.
Thursday and Mrs. Cleve-
land, reception in honor OF the diplomatic
corps.
DR. and Mrs Daniel B. Clarke, golden
wedding reception.
Ladies German Club, dance at Lintl-
cum Institute.
The morning times., 1897-01-10

Miss Virginia Mactavish is spending the
winter in Rome. where her mother. Mrs
Carroll Mactavish,. has taken palace.
Other Baltimoreans who are in Rome for
the winter are: the Countess AndreazZi
formerly Miss Horwitz, and Mr.. Douglas
Thomas IT.
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Mrs. and Miss Money, who arrived a
day earlier than the Senator, are both
much improved in health since last spring
Miss Money spent the summer in New
Mexico and Dallas, Tex, and made a
round of visits to friends at different points
en- route to WoodIea, the home of Senator
ana Mrs. Money in Mississippi, near Car
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Crittenton Home Incorporation.

A conference was had yesterday be-
tween Mrs Kate Waller Barrett and
Charles S. Morton, representing the Crit
tenton Mission, and Commissioner Ross.
respecting proposition for the incorpora-
ton Of the Crittentoi Home IN this city
and the prospective application to Congress
for a national charter. Mr.. Ross is one
of those named as the incorporators.
The morning times., 1897-01-10

The debutante Of the winter who is the
decided beauty and who would have beer
most admired is Miss Agnes Robinson, 4
daughter OF N rs. John Muncurc Robinson
but whose debut was postponed on account
of the death OF her aunt, Miss Conway
and Of her uncle, Mr Moncure Robinson
OF Philadelphia. Like her older sisters
Miss Robinson is not only beautiful bu
possessed OF unusual charm OF manner
The morning times., 1897-01-10

OF smaller affairs, such as teas, lunch
cons. dinners. and theatcr parties, there
have been quite enough to keep the de-
butantes on the constant move. on
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. W. Hall Harris
will give large reception to Introduce to
society her daughter, Miss Mary Patter-
son Harris, who has decided 10 come out
since Christmas.
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At the dinner given by Mr. Delviso. at
Rauscher's, Friday night, the guests were:
The Argentine Minister and Mrs. Garcia
Merou, Mrs. Cameron. Miss Pauncefote
Miss Cana, Miss Hay, Miss goardman,
Miss Horstmann, Prince Wrede, Mr. Joos-
tens, MIR. Yogel, MIR. de Almeida Brandas,
and Mr. Macleay. 81
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Mrs Robert Garrett is spending January
at her town house on Mount Vernon place,
but is not going out at all as she is in deep
mourning. Mr. Robert Garrett, her nephew,
is travelling in the far West, while his
mother, Mr.. John W. Garrett, is still at
Princeton. f -urr
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party was given last Tuesday evening
by the Misses jana, No 325 street
southeast.
Games and vocal and instrumental music
were INDUCED in until late hour, when Il
!ountiufl repaSt was served.
Among the guests We're the Misses W
ToIson, W Lee, : jana, s. Taylor, G.
Jones' C Stickell, NJ. Leonberger, b. Kraft,
S Walsh, A, Cooper, L. jana, s. Lindhurst
and Messrs. w. Taylor, Fl Swopc. c. Lee.
w. Som mers, B. wilkinson, j. Biddell, K.
Hit, K. jana, j. Hardy, c. Walsh, J.
Wander, w. Stuart c. Christian, C. Cooper,
c. WOLF, and j. Frede and Mrs. jana.
The morning times., 1897-01-10

Mr.. j H. Piummer, publisher OF Woman's
World and Jenness Miller Monthly, offers
S1O0 in prizes to the person making the
largest number of words from the word
tsEndeavors.' See his advertisement in
another column.
The morning times., 1897-01-10

The house of Mr.. Theodore Marburg, on
Mount Vernon Place, which will shortly
be completed. will be one the haudsomest-
in Baltimore 1t Is OF white marble, the
front eIaborately carved, and is mosti i'm
posing structure. Mt, and Mrs, Marburg
have just given large, reception in the
house, corner of Charles and Madison
streets, which they have taken until their
new home is completed
The morning times., 1897-01-10

46-inCh extra heavy
Navy Serge and 5O-inch
French Serge, worth SO
cents ................5C sec yard
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On Friday afternoon Mrs. william IL
Daw and Miss Flora NJ. Cluss gave a tea
from TO 7, at which they were assisted
by Mrs. j. G. Harvey, Miss B. Newman,
Mrs. e. Kiinball and Miss George Newton,
Mrs. Kimban ard Miss Newton served
frappe.
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Lansburgh G. Bro
Our January Clearance Sale
of Dress Goods

IS creating interest
hundreds availed them
selves of the big values Of
fered. Get in line-some
good things are yet to be
had. We know that the
merchandising is specula-
tive-out with sure profits
to the consumer. Good, re-
liable goods only find their
way into our stocks. Not
an item is exploited that
has not the exceptional at
traction Of quality.
The morning times., 1897-01-10

Three styles PlaidS for
waists and children'S
wear, worth SO cents,
at ROC ward
The morning times., 1897-01-10

Mr., and Mrs. Jesse Tyson, who thought
or going to Egypt for the winter, have
decided to spend 1t at tfeir town house,
on Franklin street They viii not go
aborad before the spring.
The morning times., 1897-01-10

All-Wool CaShmereS,
SergeS and BeigeS-
these are exceptional
ValueS-at. at. 25c yard
The morning times., 1897-01-10

A delightful eucbre party was given by
the Misses Evans yesterday III honor of the
twent y-first birthday of their brother, Mr.
Matthew Evans, who came on from Balh-
more, where he is engaged in business. in
honor Of the event There were seven tables
and fourteen games were played, which
resulted in victory for Miss Geneeieve Walt
ers and Mr.. Julian Hay. Among the guests
were Misses Julia and Eleanor Sperry, Ma ry
Andrews, Mamie Echols, Flora and Ella
Joyce, Marie Foster, and Messrs Allen,
Walters, Romaine, Spauiding, Godfrey,
Elkins, Weaervelt. and Adams.
The morning times., 1897-01-10

Prince Wrede gave q -theatersparty' to
half dozen young, ladies last evening
at the Columbia.
The morning times., 1897-01-10

Mrs. Campbell, wife of Major L. E. Camp
bell, q. S. A, of Denver, Col, is visiting
DR.. and Mrs. John Trimble, No. 3009 o
street. Mrs. Campbell is the daughter Of
the late Gen. Dent.
The morning times., 1897-01-10

The engagement Of Miss Isabelle Kun
KEEL, daughter of Mrs,,.J. j. Kunkel of
baltimore. to Mr. Jack Daniel OF New
York, has just been announced. Miss
Narragansett for two seasons and in New
York, where she has spent part Of every
winter. The marriage will take place
in the spring
The morning times., 1897-01-10

Gamers Hair Suiting,
40 inches, sold for 4Oc.
Now. zSc yard
The morning times., 1897-01-10

The Brazilian Minister and Madame
de Mendonca entertained at dinner last
evening. The company included Mr.. and
Mrs. John W. Foster, Mrs Hearst, Mrs
Henderson. Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Pol
lok, Miss Cana, DIR. Wagner, Mr.. Hender'
son. jr, Mr.. Alfredo Cana, Mr. Morelos,
Mr. de Almeida Brandao, Mr.. and Mrs
Mario de Mendonca Miss de Mendonca. and
Miss Valentine de Mendonca.
The morning times., 1897-01-10

Mr. and Mrs. J. Swan Frick are travel
ing on the continent, but Will go to Eng
land before returning 70 Baltimore.
The morning times., 1897-01-10

One OF the most interesting weddings
of the winter will occur in February, when
Miss Madeleine Barker OF Baltimore viii
be married to Mr.. McCarter OF Newark, n.
j. The ceremony Will be performed ut
Grace Church, and will be followed by Il
reception at the home OF the brides mother,
on Preston street. The bridesmaids viii lie
among the handsonest young women IN
Baltimore, including Miss Sidney Nor
rison, Miss Julia Whitridge, Miss sara
Parker, Miss Honora Blackwell, Miss Re-
becca Morrison, Miss Elizabeth Williams
Miss Emily Latrobe, and Miss Emily
Howell, the last Of New York. Miss Adele
Barker will be maid of honor.
The bride-elect is sister of Mrs. Robert
Spier, OF New York, formerly the beauti-
full Miss Mamie Barker of Baltimore.
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First Prize for washingtonian.

At the Grand Amateur Photographic Ex-
hibition, held at Philadelphia January TO
5, Mrs. NJ. Louise Anderson OF this city
was awarded first prize for the best in
dividual picture by lady exhibitor.
The morning times., 1897-01-10

Mrs. v G Fischer will not be at home
Tuesday, the 18th, but will be at home
the following Tuesdays in January.
The morning times., 1897-01-10

Green and Brown and
Red and Green Rough
Novelty, 46 inches wide
formerly Sl.OO, now
75c yard
The morning times., 1897-01-10

Miss Catehings, of Mississippi, gave q
charming tea yesterday afternoon at her
home on @ street III honor of her guest,
Miss Scott, OF Mississippi.
The morning times., 1897-01-10

Miss May Handy the beauty OF Richmond.
is expected shortly 10 spend some time
with Mrs. Tyson
The morning times., 1897-01-10

Mr. j. CIossan Cooper VIII go abroad the
last of January and win spend several
months in Rome.
The morning times., 1897-01-10

Mr.. and Mrs George Waite and Miss
Katharine Waite Will leave Monday to
spend the remainder of the winter III
Florida
The morning times., 1897-01-10

Mrs Cornelius Stevenson of Philadelphia
will give a dinner on January . in honor
of Mrs Hearst, who has been spending some
time in that city at the Aldine.
The morning times., 1897-01-10

Another prominent wedding will take
place January 20, when Miss Ella Buzby
of. Baltimore will be married to Mr.. Robh
Of Philadelphia. The wedding Will take
place at the home of the bride, on Eager
street, and will be followed by a recep-
ton.
The morning times., 1897-01-10

Miss Pearl Drew, accompanied by Mrs.
EIlinger and Miss Effie Ellinger, left
yesterday for a six weeks visit to the
Hot Springs OF North Carolina.
The morning times., 1897-01-10

Mrs. Hornsby gave a delightful tea yes
terday afternoon in honor Of Miss seibert
at 1922 Rhode Island avenue
The morning times., 1897-01-10

Mrs. Henry Thomas wife Of Representa-
tive Thomas, OF Michigan, will receive on
Mondays with Mrs. j. Wesley Bovee at
the residence of the latter, No. 14O4 II
street.
The morning times., 1897-01-10

Burrows, Senator and Mrs. Frye. Mrs. John
"A. Logan and Gen. Haldenan, ex-minister
to Siam.
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Mrs. Harriet n. Ralston VIII be at home
on Tuesdays at No. S06 Tenth street.
The morning times., 1897-01-10

Miss Daisy Matthews, Of 1921 Jackson
street, Baltimore, is making short visit
to the Misses Grace and Ruth Hobbs,
No. 81 Fourth street.
The morning times., 1897-01-10

Mrs. Charles Hartweil Cragin and Miss
Cragin will he at home Thursdays In Jan
uary.
The morning times., 1897-01-10

Miss Beveridge gave delightful card
party at her home, on H street, Friday
evening.
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The first of the Friday evening dances
will be given this week. 1t will be very
smart affair.
These dances, which are really handsome
balls, have been given every winter for
several years. Four will take place this
season, The managers are Mrs. Reuling,
Mrs. Edward Coutee johnson, Mrs Will
lam T. Howard, Mrs Clapham Penning gton.
Mrs. Ross Winans, Mrs. James NJ. Thomp-
son, Mrs. Stewart Latrobe, Mrs. Columbus
0'D. Lee, and Mrs. Charles O'D. Lee. The
women subscribe and the young men are
Invited. The hours are from TO II
O'Clock. t. tttf.
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You Saw just How Mucn

You Say just How Much
You wish your luncheon, dinner party,
or other entertainment TO cost Freund
SIS Tenth street, will arrange and furnish
the menu to suit your own price. He per-
sunaily superyises everything 1t
The morning times., 1897-01-10

Mrs. Ralph Walsh will receive on Mon
days at the Colonial.
The morning times., 1897-01-10

Mrs Frank II. snider, Of Philadelphia
has taken apartments at the Fredonia for
the winter.