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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-12
This of the
New Shirt Waists.

There'lI be some lively selling of
Shirt Waists here tomorrow.
The Waists have every new fash
ion fancy, full fronts, pretty cording
and beautifully trimmed.
Black Lawn Waists at 75c.-Black
Lawn and Porcale Waists at 81
Extra fine Black Lawn Waists at
SI.S9.
Excellent values in Colored Waists at
S9c.. zoe. 75c.. Sl.0o and Sl.25
Pretty White India Linen and p. K 4.
Waists at 75c. Better grades at 81.
White India Linon Waists, with three
rows OF embroidery across the
front ut s1.S9
Excellent quality White India Linon
Waists--front and sleeves of fine
tucks- at $i50.
AT 81 oo.-Exquisite White India Linon
Waists. beautifully plcated back
entire front OF fino tucks and In
sorting.
Beautifully braided White p. X.
The 1880 Waists are made OF extra
fine White India I.inon-cntire
yoke, back and front OF fine t,cks
and lnscrt!ng-slccveS of fine tucks
Fine SILK Null Waists at ST. Entire
front OF rich Val lace inserting.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-12
Christ cnurcn organ Recital.

Mr.. ]. ]. Miller, organist and choir
master of Christ +. L. Church, will give
an organ recital at that church next
Tuesday night the 18th instant. at s
o'clock. He will be assisted by one OF
his organ pupils miss Mary e. Dey
Miss Florence NJ. Rayner, soprano;
Miss S. Kindred Williams. contralto
Mr.. Key Compton. tenor; Mr. William
Richards, basso, and Mr.. NJ. p. Krue-
ger. violinist.
The recital is free to the public.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-12
Mention for Men.
We quote from our last Thursdays
announcement the following concern
ing
MEMS SUSPENDERS
AT CSC. A PAIR.

Not the ordinary twenty-five cent
sort. No. These were made to sell
for half dollar a pair, i'll fact, they
are on sale right here in Norfolk to-
day at half dollar.
We bought SO dozen pairs-all the
b.. maker had. OF course we paid
little enough for them and so shall
you. We cut the value in two and
q pr!ce them &c Il pair. This word
picture Of them:
First of all they are regular half-dol-
lar goods and new. - very attrac-
tive patterns of wide and narrow
web. They have graduated kid
-,', ends; heavy stitch cross-bacll with
4 KID t'us; beautiful slvered attach
1nents We price them o5c. Il pair.
THREE OTHER GOOD ITEMS
Full size regular l0c grade Colorcd
Border Hemstitchod Handker-
chiefs. Fine evenly woven cambria
I'm is different style borders. &c.
each.
Mems Ncckwcar-The newest. choic-
est and richest half-dollar styles
are here at 25c. each. Puffs, Tccls
and Imperial Fourin-iIands. New
IT., lads. new stripes and new fig
II urcs. Also PLAIN black, plain white
and plain red. 25c. each.
Excellent quality Percale Negligeo
Shirts-rich madras effects 2 col
lars and pair of cuffs -fdti.tt-to
=, usual 75c. qualities. 50c. each.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-12
Tax Payers.
(Communicated.)
rpipi3n.DiIOf.

NVNIsI
Editor Vrginian- Pilot:
Dear Sir,-Allow we small SPACE in
your most valuable paper. In reading
an article in this Saturday morning.
issue. l notice an article referring TO
the annexation OF outlying communi-
ties. As citizen of Barboursville and
n taxpayer. l pray that the energy
OF every good citizen Will be directed
TO that one thing SO long needed in
this community.
Please be so Kind as TO direct Ynnr
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-12
French
Toilet Requisites.

Roger & Gallet, Paris.
L. Legrand, Paris.
Makers of the worlds best per-
umes, soaps and toilet articles gem
rally.
Roger and Cadets Elmo Toilet Soap
Niolcttc. Sandal. lteliotropc. Rose.
Carnation = beautifully boxed, 3
cases to box. C2iac. Single cakes.
23c.
Roger & Gallet's Poudre do Riz. Vio-
let DOC. package. Nioette do Parme
4Tc. box
Roger & Gallct's Anthca, Peau D.
Espagno and IIel!otrope Blanc, 75c.
box.
RoEer & Gallct's Toilet Water. Vera
Nlolctta. 81. Peau D'I;spagne, 95c
Violetta dc Parmc. soc.
Roger a Gallets Concentrated FIX
tracts. Niolctte de Parme, Joc
ounce WA-ta- Rasc-5Sc ounce
Violet 5Sc. ounce. Vera Violetta.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-12

AT i2c.-SS-inch Irrdescent1 Granite
Suitlngs IN OF the choicest color
ings.
AT 7Jc.-i5-inch Fine French Poplins.
black. Napoleon blue. military blue.
red, tan. grey and tobacco brown.
y delightfully."- genteel weave.
AT 5Oc.-3S-inch Vigoreaux. in all the
best oolorings. The 45-inch is T5c.
AT 75c.-Pure Worsted Angar Suitings
six newest coiorings, 46 inches
wide.
AT 75c.-i6-inch Pure worsted Solid
color Coray Su,,ing-new browns,
new blues and all the rest OF the
newest coiors.
AT 5Nc.-i2-inch Mixed Cheviots, in
halfGo2en newest colorings y
true ,5c. value. This is an exccp-
t.onal Offering.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-12
The dewey" Boys Waist

Made like Mems Shirts.
The 25c. ones arc for boys from s
to - years and are made of pretty
checks and stripes. Yoke back; cuffs
and rundown collar attached.
~ better Grade at 5Oc.: sizes to II
years: pleated front and back; sep
arato standing cellar and attached
ours; yoke back.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-12
Checked Linen
for Shirt Waists.

a novelty.
a most durable and exceedingly
fashionable weave for Shirt Waists.
1t measures thirty-four inches wide,
every thread pure linen. Large and
small checks; dozen newest color
combinations. 2Oc. yard.
Mill Ends OF z. X, solid white. pink.
blue. black and navy, and n host
OF fancy stripes on light and dark
grounds. 10 yards to a length.
The Csc quality at 19c. yard
White p. X, wide, medium and mar
row volts and fancy checks, l-,h,
II. %, 70 and SIi2c. n yard.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-12
A Brush Sale.

The "Prophylactic" Tooth Brush
sells here at CSC.
We have a Tooth Brush similar in
shape to the "Prophylactic," all-bris-
lie, at t5c. each.
Solid Back, Ail-bristle Hair Brushes
25c each
Ioonens Best Hair Brushes. all-bristle
solid back. four styles. soc. each.
Full Inc of Children's Tooth Brushes
10 10 lie. each.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-12

BE sure you are right. then so to New
York Dental Rooms TO have teeth ex-
tracted. No pain. Newest Discovery
y. Z. Dental Rooms ONLY. ssi Main
street. corner Talbot. Ennes.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-12
ButteriCk Patterns
For April.

Good news.
Good patterns.
The Dclineator for April is here,
i5c. a copy.
The "Glass of Fashion" for April
IS here, 7c. copy.
The Buttcrick Fashion Sheets for
April are here. Free.
by buying a copy OF the "Delineator"
for April. you can get four of tho
best patterns at exactly half the
regular price.
lF-s-- ii7rt- Spring r1trnrt1rr of SfctronoIt-
tan Fashions is here-l5c. a copy.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-12

AT eelkc.-Handsome Redfern D!ago-
nal Serge. 4S' inches wide 3 shades
OF new blue. 2 shades OF black, q
shades OF brown. An excellent fab
AT 42c.-3s-inch extra quality Granite
Cloth-a beautiful weave-all the
new colors. Positively equal to the
best. at soc.
AT si.-52-inch Atwood Finetta Cloth.
five new colorings-a fine basket
weave.
AT 25c.--3s-inch Coverts in all the best
colors-very special low price.
AT 29c.-SS-inch Mixed German Nov
elites. very rich effects. Truly
42c. grade.
AT 39c.--SS-inch Very Handsome Large
Plaids, exquisite color combina-
SonsIwith rich overplaids of silk.
Ssc. the yard Instead OF soc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-12

Magnificent Rrocade Rlack Satin
Sk:rts-a dozen rich pAttcrns. pos
it!veiy worth $40. at ST.
Very handsome Black Crepon Skirts.
ut $500.
Truly Magnificent Crcpon Skirts. at
:l0.C0.
Biack Taffcta Skirts. trimmed with
five row; of velvet ribbon down
front and around bottom, $40 -
Others with rich applique trim
ming. at 1880.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-12
And, Now For Easter Sf10Dr
This of Ladies' Wear.
Tail0r=made Suits and Skirts.

r ours , not heterogeneous gathering of place styles but
opy that truly unique i'll its variety and faSonxed designs
display that totally ouclasses every competing city
Nne out OF every ten of the suits show made
special order to meet the xacng requirements
Nor do we stop at style.
we figure on lowering the prices Of high garments
we nave done this has been clearly demonstrated by the
precedented selling Since the opened weeks ago
49, we give here haSy description of Spring
difficulty to give words any idea of the CUT NlSHtho
two points which make all the difference stores are all Gu
after the latest models, with skirts i'll the shapes
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-12

Miss Sallie Briley, of Scotland Neck,
welded Mr.. Crittendon. of Newport
News. Va, few days ago.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-12
'es Promptly at p. r.: Saturdays, 10.
The Complete Showing o
New Wash Fabrics is |

OrSndes Fine Dntes,
o
of
he-eab beauties
Mills everywhere
thousands of Yards OF Mill Ends at Lowered Prices
WITH such extavgmty showing
Sale of Upwards OF $4,000 Yards Newest Wash Goods
2o5o yards best
choicest Lengths
yards offn French Organizes SC grade
1900 yards OF Pretty Domestic Ogandes the grade
1000 yards OF Bouce Stripes the
.wadea
yards Pepalesat Sc
Windsor Pecalea a
leS-b tgadem al
1900 yards Of Corded Gnghams a
2O0yardS of Printed Cambics
Figured Dmires
yards of CordeIe Novelties a
800 Figured Wells
ard o Bohemian al
adra a
fPrtNG Lohsa
yards of Light the &c gadea
OyardS of Dark Prints,
0 live Sta al
300 yards of Bradford Madras a
1856 yards of Pongee grade
II s. JaontL avn 4
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-12
&c. A YARD.

Vclvotocn Skirt Binding-black and
colois-Sc. bunch.
Extra wide Velveteen Skirt binding
black and colors-l5c Il bunch
Whale Bone Casing. Sc. a bunch.
Best quality Horn Strips, black and
blonde. Ice dozen.
Seamless Stockinet Dress Shields
warranted all siZes-lOc. pair, 8
pair for 25c
Best Cotton Stay Binding. all widths
) rolls for &c.
Best quality Isle Elastic for skirts
&c. a yard.
Needle Books-full assortment of
needles-2c. hook.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-12

TIIp s. SUITS-Mado of All-wool
ladies' Cloth, navy and black:
,r round corner. fiy front Jacket.
THE $40 SUlTS-Made OF grey or tan
Covert Cloth. Tho iaunty Jacket
has inla!d velvet collar and lined
Il with changeable silk. Gracefully
Hanging new shape skirt. AT this
price we also show splendid suit
OF Black Cheviot. Jacket Lined
with rich Black Taffeta
The Sl2 StITS-Madc of Navy md
Black Venetian, the nobby tacket
IS d3uble-breasted. tailored seams.
lined with satin. Skirt has full
THE sl5 SUlTS-Madc of handsome
English Invisible Check Suiting
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-12

Full 7-gore Skirts of navy blue wide
diagonal. We have sold n number
of them at So. The new price is
lIablt-back Dcmi Train Skirts, OF fine
black chcviot S.
Black Brlliant,nc Skirts. habit-back
$3.50. Trimmed with four rows of
satin piping, 81.
Splendid Skirts of dark green and
brown Victoria cord-Si
,, Handsomclv Braided Skirts OF Navy
= Venetian Cloth. hab!t-back. demi
a. tram S..
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-12

The round corner. fly front jacket,
las double strapped seams, lined
WIN tafeta The skirt also has
double strapped seams.
THE $l7 SUlTS-Nery Stylish Suits of
Dark Grey Covcrts. The tight-iit-
ting Jacket is lined with black taft
fcta. has STRAPPED seams. Hand
some bell skirt.
THE $50 SUIrS-Madc of extra grade
Black Nenct.an-jackct and skirt
both lined with excellent black
taifeta. The handsomest black suit
at the price that ever came TO Nor
oTHDR sUGrs-At 81. IS. sl3. SIS:
making Il line of popular priced
suits that IS inmate liable.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-12

attention to that forgotten place.
BARBOURSVILLE-- shame, dis
grace to Norfolk county.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-12

n rich showing OF Congo and natural
handles. with silk tasscl. MAXI.
choosing easy In order 10 sell
them at this price. one dollar we
had to buy one thousand-morc
than most stores entire stocks
contain. They arc really worth
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-12
Dressmaking
Supplies.

We are just in receipt of splendid
quality Brush Edge Skirt Binding, in
black only, that we place OH sale to-
morrow at
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-12
ANOTHER SKIRT OPPORTUNITY.
REGULAR 81 SKIRTS AT 50.

They are made of rich figured satin berter figured and
novelty goods hey cut every ped
back Are exceety lined with rercan and bound velveteen
Regular 81 Skirts at So.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-12
Umbrellas
For Ladies', 81.

Talfeta Gloria Umbrellas-abso.
lutcly fast black. Have lock ribs and
steel rods, and roll close.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-12
More New Silks Are Here.

NeWneSS aboundS throughout {
prices. Great values.
Fancy Tafretas-prctty stripe and
polka dot Effects newest color
ings CSC the yard.
Fancy Woven Brocade Stripe Tarctas
--half-doZen really beautiful de-
signs. 75c. the yard.
Brocade Colored Damns. large scroll
dcsigns-crcam, yellow, light blue,
pink. lavender and black. 42c the
yard.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-12

Peau DEspagne, White carnation,
62lSc. ounce.
Il Legrand's Oriza Extract, eec.
Il. Legrand's Toilet Water, .Violettes
Du Gear. $3.50 a bottle.
Il Lesrand's Exquisite Violette Soap,
25c. q cake.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-12
WATT. RErnw & CLAY. /
The New Dress Goods
Keep Accounting. Great Values.

The proper fabrics for the Easter gown here greater
array and at lower prices than any heretofore
You'll find the prices easily full third than regular
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-12

Extra quality italian Black Tafreta-i
beautiful finish-5ec the yard.
ss-inch Twilled Lining Silks-new
colors-5oc. the yard
Corded Stripe Taffetas, in all the
newest color combinations-s1 the
ward
Full line of Colored Taffetas at size.
the yard.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-23
/" LABOn'S
........FIEL.D

st. Paul Trades and Labor assembly
held short session last evening in hall
No. 2, Assembly rooms. The following
credentials from unions to delegates were
received and accepted: Typographical
Union No. 80, w. II. McCool, J. A. Black
well; pressfeeders' union, William Merck {;
brewers union, George Hilgerson, Paul
Erlitz.
The annual contribution Of $40 to the
Associated Charities was voted to be paid
by the assembly. A communication from
ST. Paul union leather workers on horse
goods announced that KonantZ Bros.
have given notice Of en- increase OF
wages of 10 per cent to begin Jan. /,
1906 There has been an understanding
between the employees and the firm that
wages were 10 be increased in the spring,
but the firm said that as times were
fairly good they had decided to let the
increase take effect on the date named.
The press and council committee were
instructed to look after the welfare Of all
working people in the city. The follow
ing committee of ten was appointed to
act with the carnival association and as
sist the enterprise in every possible
manner. A F. Donaldson, chairman;
Thomas You'd, E. B. Lott. H. B. Meier,
J. l. Geiske, John Puerner, Matt Winkel,
Henry Giese Jr, John F. Krieger, J. l..
McCool
COMMITTEES of three consisting of j.
r. Morrison, ]. E. Dempsey and Thomas
You'd, was also appointed to walt on
Weather Observer Lyons and ascertain II
some satisfactory arrangement could not
be made for good weather during the
carnival season.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-23
CHOICEST SELECTION OF To-
BACC0.
FL Modelo and Tennyson cigars.
TO ORGANIZE CLUBS.
Carnival Association Announces
Several subcommittee.

N"rh1NAI association Announces
Several subcommittee.
The Carnival association announced
subcommittee on clubs yesterday which
VIII have charge of the promotion of
the various Independent organizations
throughout the city as follows:
Railway Clubs-J. P. Elmer, of the
of the Omaha
Retail Firms-e. E. Hasson. E. B. Put
nam, Col Hersey
Jobbers' Club-H Lehr, w. L. Per
Clubs From Different Societies. Fra
ternal Bodies and Existing Organizations
George Hallberg.
Clubs From Shops and Factories Polo
and Hockey Clubs--J. F.. selb, F. G.
Schiffmann. Capt. John Finehout.
The subcommittees will act as organ
1zers, and it is expected they will be
able to secure a large number of car
niVal organizations for the February fes-
tivities.
The first returns from advertising in
the country towns comes from Lind
strom. Ex-Mayor B. c. Brunson called
at carnival headquarters yesterday and
announced that the one time famous Rab-
DIT and Fish club had been reorganized
win forty-two members and would he
IN line with the first. The club partic-
lpated in the carnivals OF 'S7 and 'SS
ana was one of the best which appeared
in the parades
The plan for the Bill Johnson club has
oeen altered to take in all the Johnsons.
NOTICES to the Johnsons have been sent
out and a meeting has been called for
the purpose of organizing for Tuesday
evening
me directors of the associa ton will
mold meeting this afternoon at 80
Inc committee on clubs. with the sub
committees. will meet Tuesday afternoon
at 4:30 III
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-23
SUNDAY SCHOOL TREES.
Christmas Exercises at the First
Methodist Church.

Inc Sunday school Of the First M. r
church held its Christmas exercises last
evening IN the church parl0rs A lighted
christmas tree, gayly decor ated, stood in
one corner Of the room Each child re-
celVed from 1t a box of candy. The fol-
lowing committee had charge Of the ex-
erclses: Mrs. Frank Evans, Mrs. ]. M.
McGuiggan, Mrs. Oakley and Miss Brill
Miss Brilfs Sunday school class recited
dialogue, "a Christmas Window"
Miss Kenny's class told the Story of the
Star IN verse and song; and Miss Hodg-
mans class reclted "The Star of Bethle
hem. Vocal numbers We're given bv
Mrs. Evans and the Christian Fndeavor
quertette, composed of Miss Edna Rice.
Miss Eleanor Long, Louis Larson and Joe
Starkey.
Each class of the Sunday school is con-
trlbutfng material for a Christmas din
ner fer some poor family Many older
people present at the entertainment last
evening brought contributions of food
which will be distributed among the poor
before Christmas.
The Sunday school of the House Of
Hope Presbyterian church will have its
Christmas tree and hold it's Christmas
exercises Tuesday evening in the Sun
day school rooms There will be a chill
dren's service Sunday afternoon in which
the Sunday school children of Hope
chapel will join.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-23
A ST. PAUL LADY
Offers Some Valuable Advice-Every
Raider. Interested.


Perhaps the reader Is a doubling Thorn
as, for st. Paul is full Of them Doubt
as rule, leads to investigation. and. as
Doubling Thomas will not accept as
facts long statement; giving particulars
Of some incredible cure on the other side
Of the continent, he is asked to inyesti-
gate the following testimony of a local
citizen:
Mrs. Thomas Monahan, of 1874 North
Smith street, says: "If people suffer from
kidney trouble when such a valuable
medicine as Doan's Kidney Pills can be
had, it can only be through want of
knowledge. When 1 learned about this
remedy 1 was suffering a good deal Of
pain from backache and difficulty with
the kidney secretions, I procured Doan's
Kidney Pills at F. M Parker's drug store
opposite the postoff1ce, and they soon re-
lieved the pains in my back and rendered
the kidney secretions natural and nor
NAL"
Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by all deal
4rs, price 50 cents. Foster-N1ilburn Co.
Buffalo. N. Y, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-an take
no others.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-23
For Rich and Rare JeweIry
Go to Browns, 10 East Sixth street.
WEARING OF GEMS.

Diamonds are safe enough with any
color, though perhaps more dazzling upon
black, blue, steel or white
The turquoise is exquisite upon gray.
white or black.
Pearls are perhaps most striking upon
black velvet, though they are very adapt
able.
Amethysts are splendid on maize.
Rubies, while beautiful with many col
ors, are perhaps made to appear more
deeply rich upon pastel pink
Sapphires are magnificent with white,
as are emeralds.
Great care should be taken in combin-
ing stones. While diamonds combine
well with most stones, with pearls as sec
ond choice, 1t will be found quite another
matter, and a risky one, for the unin-
itiated to combine other stones.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-23

of Those Whose Lives Lay in
More PrOsa1c Lines.
AS actors work while others play, 1t is
no more than q fair equivalent that
actors should play while others work.
Tomorrow night the "Phroso" company
Will open at the Metropolitan. Antici-
patory Of this holiday week Of labor in
behalf Of the public, Miss Odette Tyler,
the Lady Euphrosyne and "Phroso" of
the play, last evening threw open the
doors OF parlors 1, 2 and 3, of the
Ryan, 20 the company. IT is the testi-
mony Of all that the evening was g most
delightful one
There We're song, story and Christmas
tree, on the evergreen boughS of which
each member of company and staff was
doubly remembered. And there was a
testimonial to Miss Tyler from the men,
bers of the company In the form of a
beautiful silver cream dish with the in
scription:
Miss Odette Tyler, from the 'Phroso'
company, Dec. 25, 1899"
In the main parlor was spread & hand
sonle collation., and in tie one devoted
to the tree was massive punch bowl,
and at midnight it had not been entirely
depleted of its sparkling contents. The
Leopold Lene, in the costume of Santa
Claus, were most substantial and APP
prcpriate gifts from Miss Tyler. Then
followed list of smaller tokens of APP
probation, fully as appropriate. The vii
lain received a dagger, the advance agent
q miniature drum, and the property man
tin horse attached to an. express wagon.
The "Phroso' quartette, at the presen-
tation CT the cream dish, sang an I'M
prCVisa ton, rs follows:
Oh, Miss Tyler, you'll pardon our sing
ing,
We've gathered here for good time,
And tonight off our cares we are hlng-
ing,
While me sing to you this little rhyme.
For we wish you a happy New Year,
With cheer;
You re a dear;
That's the sentiment of US here,
And we hope we make ourselves clear.
Oh, Phroso, your praises were singing,
We toast you merry long me- ne,
May happiness round you be cnng1nS,
AS an artist, a woman, wife.
There followed then songs and recita-
lions by members of the company. MIR.
r. D. MacLean gave Shakespeare S
Seven Ages and a bit Of 'Mercutio."
Miss Maud Hosford recited MY Little
House and other members of the COM
pany contributed to the hearty enjoy
ment of the occasion There was exhibit
eu spirit oL coH1Idueelltp anu Soou wa.
that spoke volumes for the popularity Of
the charming leading lady of the
''Phroso'' company. Her vivacity and en-
thusiasm was infectious and more merry
Christmastide event was never celebrated
within the walls of the Ryan. 1t was,
indeed, a happy reunion Of company and
executive staff, which will not soon be
forgotten.
A portion of the ''Phroso" company are
still lingering in the East All In St.
Paul. however, were present. as follows:
r. D. MacLean, Morgan Conan, Gran
ley Douglas, Ogden Wight, Lawrence Ed
dinger, Robert Patton Gibbs, Franklin
Roberts. Frank G. Budd, James Oakley,
Leopold Lane, T: H. Rowland, Augustus
MacLean, Maud Hosford, Alice Chandler.
Beatrice Mailman, A. L. Rheinstrom.
c. E. Hamilton and Frank Arson.
nuATJTv NOT QUANTITY
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-23
Labor Meeting sunday.

On Sunday afternoon will be held, at
Assembly hall, the second Of the series
of labor meetings in conjunction with
the clergy of the city. Bishop Gilbert
will be present and deliver the principal
address. Every one is cordially invited
to be present. Tomorrow morning notices
Of this meeting will be read from a great
many pulpits in st. Paul. The meeting
will be called to order at p. m