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Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1898-12-02
An Enterprising Druggist.

There are few men more wide
awake and enterprising than A. L.
Binford who spare no pains to secure
the best of everything in their line for
their many customers. He now has
the valuable agency for DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds. This is the won
derful remedy that is producing such
a furor all over the country by its
many startling cures. 1t absolutely
cures Asthma, Bronchitis, Horseness
and all affections of the throat, chest
and lungs. Call at above drug store
and get trial bottle free or regular
size for so cents and 81 90. Guaranteed
to cure or price refunded. 5.
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1898-12-02
Attention! Everybody:

We have a full line of furs in stock,
consisting Of coats, robes, and all
kinds of Ladies' Furs. We make all
our own goods and carry nothing
made in the sweat shops Of the East.
Patronize Home Industry. Buy Of
those who are here permanently and
who help pay your taxes. Yours Tor
Business, HEaEMAN 4 PARSONS,
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1898-12-02
BuCklen'S Arnica Salye.

The best salve in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum,
fever sores, letter, chapped hands,
chilblains, corns, and all skin erup-
tions. and positively cures piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction or money re-
funded. Price 25 cents per box. For
sale by A. L. Binford
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1898-12-02
4. Rrookings Register.
sBMl.wEEKLY.
,TfMs or LOCAL INTEREST

IInn L. W. b"'
White Tuesday
W. 'n,s,derable wheat is being mark
etsd these days
'' = Halverson was over from
Sinai yesterday. 49,.
~ A. Williams returned from
Huron last evening
uoo N. c. Carlson was down from
ne northwest Wednesday.
n, A. A. Harris, resident dentist.
oaee over First National bank.
uo, Cbas. L. Wohlheter was over
,,om White yesterday afternoon.
The first of a series of club dances
..nrred at the G.. A. r. hall last eve
ming.
p,of A. b. Crane expects TO move
,..o bis new residence sometime next
week.
n, E. S. Bugbee will be at Aldfich's
drug Store Dec. 3-4-5, prepared to fit
glasses,
Another light fall of snow last
,,cht We may soon have good
seighing.
Mrs Chas. Gullck continues to i'm
nroye and is able to sit up snort
time each day.
Attorneys Cheever and Hall have
heep at Castlewood this week attend
ing circuit court.
Lars Lenning called on the REGIS
TER Wednesday and advanced his
subscription to 1900.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Lenning were
down from Bruce Wednesday on a
shopping expidetion.
Have your eyes tested by DR.. e. s..
Bugbee. Free. At e. N. Aldrich's
Drug Store, Dec. 3-4-5.
Wv. Norton started for Tacoma,
Washington, Wednesday expecting to
be absent during the winter.
WANTED-Laundry girl at the
Bookings House by the Sth Of De.
cember. Wages $500 per week. tt
There will be Christian Science SER
vices at the G.. A. Il. hall next Sum
day. Subject-God, the Preserver Of
Man.
Matthias Rusch, of Richland town.
ship, was in the city yesterday and
called to drop few dollars in the
REGISTER till.
JIM. Borst is building an addition
70 the residence which he owns in
east Bookings and which is occupied
by D. c. Wyckoff and family.
TN. Way started on a soliciting
tour through the South yesterday.
Before going away he called to have
his subscription advanced to 1900.
The Christian Endeavor society will
hold social Monday evening, Dec. 5,
at the residence Of II. Fishback.
Allare cordially invited to be present.
Rocky Mountain Tea is active, posi-
1--WE, never nauseates or upsetS the
stomach. Cleans and purifies the
whole system. 35 cents. E. N. Aldrich.
Two Liars Punished and More
Liars Admonished," at the Baptist
church next Sunday morning. In
tne evening, a sermon to married peo-
pie.
JOS. Daum was over from the west
SIDE Wednesday and called to help the
REGISTER along. Joseph is one Of
those jolly good-natured fellows that
IL does one good to meet.
Judge Conklin passed Wednesday in
bfooklngs visiting friends and from
asfe went to Huron. The REGISTER
20 pleaSed TO learn that the Judge is
much improved in health.
saturday evening, Dec. Sd DR.. U.E.
rfaef will again be at the Hotel
Leon Chronic diseases a speciality.
al M examinations made free of charge.
VIII remain three days.
MRS, M. T. Wimssy in company
WIN Susie Bennett departed for Chi
,aso tuesday. During her absence
WIS Wimsey will purchase a fine line
VI noildaygoods for the bargain store.
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1898-12-02
Hay for Sale.

Fresh and good Timothy Hay, So a
load or "a per ton. Inquire at Central
livery stable. IF. A. ERsTAD.
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1898-12-02
On December Sd, 4th
and 5th l will fit
Glasses at
Reduced Prices.

All those who wish to avail themselves
of the opportunity of reduced rates, please
call on those dates. All examinations free
of charge and all work warranted. Pat
ronize your home Optician SO that should
you find anything wrong it can and will
cheerfully be made right.
j. 0. PETERSON, Optician.
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1898-12-02

BY paying one year in advance for this
psper we will send tbs Weekly Press Of
scas Fslls " ypp uGe yssr far nothing,
New-York tribune., 1898-01-30
NEW USE FOR CIGAR RIBBONS.
SOFA PILLOWS. PIN CUSHIONS TABLE
COVERS AND SCRAP BASKETS
PRETTTI.Y ADORNED.
PRETTILY ADORNE

Cigar ribbons have suddenly become medium
OF expressing art and beauty In fancy work. Vari-
Gus are the decorations wherein they arc at pres
ent employed. Perhaps the most popular and at
tractve use 10 which they are applied IL I'm making
sofa pillows These unique and charming for
any ROOM but douby so when presented 10 an
artist for his studio any man for his smok-
ng-room. The shades which work up with the
greatest harmony the various tints OF yellow.
and the more brands" there are printed on them
the better the effect. These ribbons can be bought
for very little money OF cigar dealers--in fact in
some shops the clerk will them foc you for
nothing.
About one hundred and fifteen ribbons Will com
plete an ordinary sized cushion. twenty-five inches
square including the fringe OF loops around the
edge. In the first place. the ribbons must be
New-York tribune., 1898-01-30

un.isd not cut then dampened and pressed with
o warm iron Then start in the centre. basung
~, r,hhons 70 piece OF old white muslin.
,,ora centre has the ribbons put or didsohaiy,
"a then extended IN rianges. but any kdid'Voil o
80 ha used In arranging them. some suapo tp tlv
eai, i,o ros ike log-cabin work. Many forms VIII
sregest themselves. but the sewlng. 10
rus s b allowed 10 desecrate the Work. bas'e ue M
too small 70 inene4r m stitohed on and it will be
cais'itGni ti Ten spools Of yellow buttonhoIe twist
oulte 1be work The twist can be bought ior TWO
cerfs spool OF ten yards -, o T., o,o-
,lLa,s ne "ne orange the other lemon. They look
rnst alternated IN the work ne cdt-sl'S" ,"Il DC
easily made by remembering ma e,ery se n the
ING toward one. as In almost e'sry uss o. % .ie
nIs sdie the stitch Ia carried away from the seWer.
n'ratgb. ont at a right angle, IKE + lsurr Inc
brierestitch is a variation OF the odI onioe, ane
!, iat,hh aftr,hest point and worked toward one Ike
fkure ~ the cushion Is finished with a double
ou ~ loops. not too even In length.
0psautiful table covers are made In the same
W. abIe covers IL made OF double row OF single
ribbons the under row being cut about SIX inches
long To the end OF each piece Is sewed r!ng
nd beauty TO the fringe. Instead OF the crocheted
iru %inas gilt .equins are handsome.
VAST paper baskets are effectively trimmed
~ a long strip and run through the wicker work
Tassels made OF punches OF the ribbons ornament
the corners .. r, 49,. ,. .
OF any desired length. After the ribbons are
io,ned with the fancy stitches. hem is turned
inside 10 meet lining OF silk IN which Is run
draw string The lower part IL gathered closely
and finished either with bow or tassei or ne
ribbon PIN cushions are made exactly IKE the
80 n,llovs only smaller In size. Pretty photo
yranh frames are also covered by arranging the
ribbons in various ways over the foundations M mat
hss e lsrre n.d in witch to display itself In this
nleasing fad
New-York tribune., 1898-01-30

Next week will be busy enough with dinners and
dances Tomorrow night the second cotlon at the
Metropolitan Club will take place Craig W Wads-
worth will lead. probably with Mrs. Orme Wilson
on Tuesday night Mr. and Mrs. John Jacob Astor
will give a musical. and Wednesday night Mr..
and Mrs. Elbrldge T. Gerrys large dance VIII oc-
cupy the attention OF society. The cotillon at the
Gerry dance Will be led by WOrthngtOn Whitehouse
and Craig W. Wadsworth.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-30

conventional in shape. but all alike in showing
trimming that rests on The hair. a favori;e form
for the early straw hats has hrim suggesting
the equestrian. rolled up or the sides to show a
velvet chou bunch OF flowers. Even the little
sailors" are adorned with velvet band holding
some trimming which Tits them bit forward
On a little frock OF gray Liberty satin s an ei-
fective touch OF poppy red. The frocK Is simply
made IN piece. hanging from yoke OF guipure
lace. and the soft sash Just below the yoke is
fastened on the left side by Immense chou OF
The bright velvet gown Of dark blue velvet mas
a yoke OF guipure mounted over red silk. a founce
OF the lace finishes the yoke. Below this the en-
tire blouse is shrreG and scarf or red SILK
makes the sash. The two manners OF trimming
chdren's frocks now most popular involve the
OF small noussellne do sole ruchngs ana
oddly shaped choux Of brightly colored silk or
velvet placed in some fancifu and pretty manner
REDINGOT AND TRIPLE SKIRTS.
The redingote form is used the basis Of an at
traciive gown. The front OF the petticoat Is OF
satin cloth in pale tan. embroidered with jet SIX
Of the same color makes The bodice and redingois
back which Is cut to fall a. the sides in scan,
tabot which shows the blue silk nins. Trimming
New-York tribune., 1898-01-30

1-h,,tv-erh-st gave a dinner party on TUESDAY
ev.n,ng Last AZ their home in honor OF james b.
Hssgin father OF the hostess, and his oriae' ""o9
marriage took place few weeks ago Atnoss NJ l
guests Colonel and Mrs. Altred des.aiii >rs
and Mrs William C. CULVER and Mr.. and Mfs
Iohn RradfOrl
New-York tribune., 1898-01-30

Dinner parties were as numerous ana sump'uous
last week as they have been any time this season
Among those who entertained were MI and MIS-
James A. Burden tr Mr. and Mrs. John JACOB
Astor Mr. and Mrs. Moss Taylor, Mr. and MIS- H.
Mortimer Brooks and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clews
New-York tribune., 1898-01-30

The important incident on Thursday night will be
the second and last Assembly Ball OF the season 1t
will be given IN the ballroom of the Astoria Worth
ington Whltehouse has been invited by William K.
Vanderbilt lead the coton at the dance which
Mr. Vanderbilt will give at his home, in Fifth ave,
Thursday evening. February TO- in honor OF his
niece. Miss Lila Vanderbilt Sloane.
Mrs Arthur Hodges. OF No. 129 East Thirty first
st. will be home on Thursdays. February and
u. from 10 O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-30
GEMS SET IN LIVING ANIMALS.

One OF the vagaries OF French fashion Is repre-
sented by tiny living tortoses. with their hacks
highly polished and with gems and fastened
with a gold chain 20 the corsagc. over which they
roam al will The yeur de Fan seems 10 have added
an unusual emphasis TO his fad. for at the moment
one can hardly enter any fashionable restaurant
without noting its great vogue.
A most becoming and beautiful costume was worn
IN a box a; the Vaudeville the other night by
handsome woman. considerably past her youth.
The gown Was of black mousseline de sole, ac-
cord ed and glitering with lengthwise rows
NJ tct bands over her shoulders thrown n
long boa OF black ostrich plumes. In way 10
outline the square dccolettage ard about the
throat was a very full yet very light neck-ruche
., black gauzc fastened with a diamond buckle
. h,c let butterfly on the head made the merest
o,cuse for a theatre bonnet Ia France II is quite
o,or,on 20 see well-dressed women wear small
,he.tre hat with a low w-necked coTsagc
Anothar pretty design was II girlish frock or
min blue SIX embroidered n silk In n KIND Of
,'.rrnicelu pattern. over the shoulders was drale.
. tchu Of some soft SduZe. printed IN Dlu" ana
90. and edged with NOlants OF black ana Whlte
Ice the nchu being caught on the Dusl Win loops
r.nn is used for unlned shrred sleeves. The skirt
s vcrv fluffy about the bottom, with Tuines OF nc
-, ~ cdged with black ana white lace. Young sl,l
arc now wearing soft silks in preference 10 ihe
",in ones reserved for older women , ....,
The eperver pachne-shiried NelNet' oI "iiI.n
" I.lfTd "a nnoh n few weeks ago. Is now used
90 make The most delicious lhtle hreakiast Jackets
cYt TO hang straight from the shouioeIs. eussa 20
,,it thick lace ruffes and sometimes open a. '"e
side steams 10 show lace fans
New-York tribune., 1898-01-30

on Thursday night Mrs. Astor gave her fare
well dinner party FOR the present season: Mrs. w
Starr Miller. cotilon. and Sherry's there
was the second Cinderella co;lllon. which wa. OF
special interest to the young people IN society
Craig Wsdsworth Jed the cotillon. IN which there
were some andsome surprise favors. selected by
the young daughters o. some OF the patronesses.
The third and last Cinderella dance will be given
at the same place Thursday night. February
L. M and Mrs. Bishops red domino dance In tho
beautiful ballroom attached to their house in
upper Fifth-ave was the social incident of Inn
portance Friday night. The enteriannen: was
a most beautiful one. and the cotillon after sup
per when all domnos had been removed was led
by Worih;ngton Whiiehouse. who danced with
Miss Bishop.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-30

.s' nor train ard arranged Win two fat rea's on
ssSch SIDE. WITH fan OF lace coming ron under
~ 'Iont one This lace passes abopf me tralh OF
,ne e Skirt IN scant festoons. caught by bunchts o'
~ Nsiyet pOppies Tle bodice Is n fitted blouse
% w satin. with waisthand and drapeo woke. making
igker o. red velvet. Over the blouse - 4 loose
@sHe, o. lace. most oddly cut, short behind and
via org points on the sides. these points falHng
..onsderably below the waist-.ine. Long. tight
'etNes arc % lace.
YELLOW AND ORASGE As TRIMMINGS
feAow is much worn now. not only in the paie
'hadet but in the deeper ones. close TO Orange.
sho more q It is promised for the spring The
nAiners are using discreet touches Of a reddish
e'snge that j. lovely Win cream white and gray.
- Theatre toQue IS Of TINS. vclcd by si"cl-do'ied
"a gauze, ard tlo trimminH placed on one sioe'
- .litle 10 the front consists o. Slre'- h!a h
pune and some loose eras flower with black
,tnlfes A. welAEOWn Rue &c - PaiN piat''
mere they design aud work only FOR cnIdreu,
VIZ W. are showing poke bonnet OF shlrred gray
rstNet, On which fhcrc - touch OF ms coioi.
W. o!im flares uD in front 50 much indi me tlin,
- w.S IS all placed under Il; II consists or sea-
:. orange velvet. which rests on the Aead. ano oi
Shou o. the same m9ter!al, holding Two stas
49, plunes There are some olher pretts
A'oe's designed for l.ils girls ot ABOUT ten more
New-York tribune., 1898-01-30

Thursday rather a busy day for society.
One OF the most delightful incidents Of the after
noon was the reception. with music given by Mrs
Henry H. Cook and her daughter. Mrs Carlos di
Heredia At their beautiful home. No. ! East Sev-
enty-e,ghih-st. The three hundred guests were
received by Mrs Cook and her daughter IN the
first drawing-room. Mrs. Cook 4 gown Of
black velvet. with trimmings Of point lace and
some beautiful ornaments Of pearls and dia
Mrs Di Heredia in gown Of white silk the
corsa trimmed and spansled with gold: her orna-
ments also diamonds and pearls. The guests
who occupied seats In the large white and gold
dra wing room. were entertained by Nile Seygard
Pol Plancon and Leo Stern. Mr. De Banck was
AZ the piano Mrs. Cooks guests included many Of
the owners Of handsome places In Ienox and in the
berkshire region. besides n liberal sprnkling of
the members of the Diplomatic Corps from Wash
ington
New-York tribune., 1898-01-30

the sides OF the bodice. and arranged over the
hips are white lace figures. lightly embroidered
with Jet and mounted turquoise-olue velvet
Under the high collar is worn scarf OF blue saun
edged with lace.
To Judge from OF the advanced spring mooes'
the triple iupe may be seen again in the sprns'
The material Of this gown Is China SILK In lovely
shade Of rose the corselet the bodice as wei
as the short light yoke the skirt are OF cream
guipure The natural points OF the guipure pattern
finish the woke and below this spring Out the three
ruffes each edged by embroidery OF black ana
white lace. Choker and waistband are OF black vel
vet The corselet opens 20 show short blouse OF
rose chiffon which has a crossway trimming OF
white and black lace. The sleeves laid IN
shingles each shinge cdeod by the lace en-
broidery The gown is decidedly novel, in spl'e OF
the fact that both triple skirt and snneied sleeves
ar. items taken from last years modes
At one Of theatres now mere y Dehe WI d
gown which is a perfect marvel OF embrodcrN.
Tn material used Of cadet blue wool ana across
hn back oH the train and up inc SIDES OF the ahlii
e. an indian embroidery showing al the cashmere
shades the pattern being an imitation OF the de-
signs one sees in India shaw-s. IN" sleeves ar"
cornrletelv covered 10y this cmproloeiy. ana tllri"
,e Hfflo Of n on inc front OF ~" blouse Docicf.
4 small woke and waisiband are Of violet velvet.
Rather an odd costume noticed in the audience mas
q low necked bodice cut out IN nu2e lozNlSes, ana
worn over A high-uecked blouse Oi white nous
seline De sole Tho STUFF Of the gown Itself rs
hroca ded silk showing both lilac and green. and
line OF ac velvet edges the oVerDOnlce ana rs per
forations Tie sleeves are or the mousrenne de
sole most eabOratcly shrr'o win n Iattlcc Work
of both green and lilac velvet Tonon making an
many plain skirts are to be seen now. especially at
the theatre.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-30

,-, announcement Will he made to-day OF tne
a,,o,, % Miss Alice stusr; Walker OF MOTIFS
,r y 7 10 Edwin \. :. Lewis OF hoooNe"
Nice Walker "a the daughter OF Geherfl fle"'S "''
- ,,.ouke- who served as a br.eadier-general IN
80, ro,,,e-, army during the war. ana she Is re-
lated 10 some o, ne oldest teheS tne n N p . Iewis
Lewls as T-n,ted states Minister 70 Portugal In Mr
Cieyeand's frs, Administration, ~ i1s and grand
% OF ~ yrs Edwin 4 stevens. Of Castle Point 10
boken His sister nearly gfar az Newark '''
.,o,0encnt Is announced or Miss Emma Alice
,,or,,ock daughter OF the late Myer MamlocH' OF
Vo el4 East Sixueth-st, TO A l." Mi'nae's' OF 'n'S
city
-,. c,s. meeting OF the Knickerbocker Riding
c,rh ,o- his year took place on Thursday evening
las, A. Durland's Academy, with large proportion
:, .he members in the ring and many visitors and
a,.,o,s No fancy riding attempted. only
~. rsual .volutions following the grand entree.
At.h uas led by the officers OF the club Among
.,o ,,,-onesses OF the club this winter most OF
,horn were present aGc Mrs. II. Victor Newcomo'
vr. samuel Thomas. Mrs Fredesrre j de Peys'er'
a. George r Schienelin. Mrs William II. Hoppln,
Ws ioiis Henop Mrs. william Edgar Shepherd
Wrs Francis Schroeder and Mrs X Drexel.
- VI, - served after the ride Among the mem
supPe' rrsrnt were Miss Luce;te Banks the Misses
GrAham Miss Alice skae Mss Jgli1 Bradey Mss Mss
Inrnshy Ein,y ~ Higginson. Miss Grace Ilenop. Mss
i',1aaini,e d drummer Miss Florence Clark Miss
nnr. a,.o peck Miss Ne,tie Thuroer Miss Eleanor
1:Sna Louie Agostlna. Charles =. Frye Samuel
7, OXFORD Mortimer Flasg Alexander J Bruen.
otls G. Hall. Pcrci,al Kuhne and Harold c Mat
thews.
Among the departure. for Europe as; week
NJ and Mrs G oliver Iselin. Augustus c. Gurnee.
Mrs. Frances Hoigson Burnett, Mr. and Mrs. ". 5.
shaituck and Mr and Mrs william Allen Butler.
Mr ard MrA Richard Lounsberry. OF No Il East
New-York tribune., 1898-01-30
ednesday night brought the second meeting Of

Wednesday night brought the second meeting Of
the recently organized TUESDAY Evening Club at
the home OF Mrs John Jacob AstoT. The members
and their guests. who occupied seats in the beau
tifu ballroom whose walls are covered with
paintings. were treated 10 most agreeable enter
,einment contributed by Leo Stern, the 'cellist.
Miss Hereford. who gave some rnonologues. and
by Mr.. Jose. from THE Ballet Girl and Mr
Ebers. from The Telephone Girl company. The
entertainment proved most satisfactory and Il
followed by a supper served small ables Among
;he guests at the meeting Bishop and Mrs
Potter. Mr.. and Mrs Levi =. Morton. Chauncey VI
Depew. Mr.. and Mrs. Stanford White. Mr. md Mrs
Cornelius Vanderbilt. il. Mr.. and Mrs. LLOYD
Bryce. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Damrosch Nikola
Tesla. Mr. and Mrs Egerton l. Winthrop. ir.. w
Rourke. Cochran. Mr and Mrs. stuyvesant Fish
Mr. and Mrs Edwin r. Wharton and Jules stewart
The next meeting of the Tuesday Evening club will
be held AZ The hJme Of Mr. and Mrs. Morton. No
6S Fifth-aVe.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-30

The social happening on Tuesday evening was the
dinner party and danca given by Mrs James A.
Burden. ST.. AZ her home. No. pos Fifth-ave. in
honor Of her niece Miss Ethel Irwin. OF Paris. who
Is here with her aunt Mrs. Griswold Gray, spend
Ing The winter The dinner Mrs. Burdens
for young people the most intimate friends OF Miss
Irwin. The extra guests invited for the dance came
from dinner parties given at the homes Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lovi i. Morton. Mr.. and Mrs John Jacob
Astor Mr.. and Mrs. Trevor and Mr.. and Mrs.
CDitins IN the cotillon there were some pretty
favors distributed.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-30
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.

''1st week beginning and ending with dancing.
a' ousy one In society. and. not content with
""al was offered in New-York. large and gay
.o''UIsent went to Philadelphia on Tuesday for
" ana MIS- Anthony J. Drexels dance in Horti-
'''ulai Hsll. in honor OF Miss Jose phine Drexel.
o' 'nls city. The entertainment OF the
most gorgeous Of the senson In Philadelphia. and
'''e decorations and general appointments were on
sca'e or magniicence. The ball preceded by
o'hner Party and the cotillon danced In the
'oSer on the second floor. Colonel Morrell was the
iedoer The favors consisted OF pink and white
sd'In nuns, trimmed with swansdown and en-
"rouered with gold and silver coronets long fishing
"e's on poles the nets being filled with artificial
water lilies. long stems OF grass. and with small
stt ana silver fishes caught in the mcshes parasos
VI tuiis OF various coors. long wands trimmed with
o,au'llui ostrich feathers. feather and flower al
tt'eS lor the hair large fans OF white feathers
@ al'u eit spangles. and long boas made entirely OF
|Slilatlonh and ribbons. .hcse for the women. For
v men tnerc were little japanese devils for paper
Nelshis' handsome court orders OF various Euro
IonS lour hand whips ornamented with ribbons;
cahes OF every style and make many of them
mounted in silver. and boutonneres The ball was
ld.e on, II being after O'Clock when the dane
,uis ceased Among the guests from this city were
AT. ana Mrs. John \inton Dahlgren. Mr.. and Mrs.
W, fhnelandor stewart. Center Hitchcock. Duncan
rIhol. cambridge Livingston. Alexander NJ. Had
deh, FRANK Andrews. 9. Creighton Webb, craig w
W Nadsworth and Robert c. Sands
New-York tribune., 1898-01-30

Tho marriage OF Miss Aileen ODonner TO the
Viscount do Sayve. Of Paris. France "hica was
,ostnoned last autumn. on account OF Miss . ODon-
reil-s serious Illness will he solemnized on Mon
dav February : a. noon. IN St. MchaeTs Roman
catholic Church Washington. u. e. The ceremony
will be Witnessed by relatives only ana no invita-
tlons will be- sent out