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Plans Filed for New Buiidinn

~
Csouts OF Fourteenth ~
% av. - - Improvement TO court and lodge
rooms. Nathaniel " Keano. 1852 c 4st 81,
owner; u Berger. 500 broadway. srchi-
west broadway and Readc st. n 9 cor; i'm "
movement 10 warehouse. = G Fraser, lis
v aith st and 4 J Roun. ito sth sv. owners:
MR. Crimes, o2i broadway architeot. cost 100
house. CITY ofNew YORK, owner. A Stevens.
ib7 g eth ST. architect. cost ..........,..., 1900
EAsr sIDE.
Faa OF FIN az. bou,sn Fourtoenth and il0h III,
7oth 81, ale T.: two and a half story table:
Antolnete Rabe. aC2 Z nth st, owner: ~
Ghvigan. 1923 Broadway. architect. cost 1000
WEST SIDE.
(Fs,f Of Fun az, bcutsn Fourteenth and ii0. g,l
.eth st 81 ": improvement to dwelling p
ID { II Casey, ltg " s7th ST, owners
Murray. u " 1881 81. architect. cost. -. "a.
HARLEM.
tMdnhdrdn TddHG, norh OF ion sly
iitth g. rs " Madison Az; Improvement
liuh 81, owner sass q Smallhelser, 2S
BhoSr.
thorough OF The Bronrl
2s6th St. s $. 100 y katonah sv; two story
dwelling Louis \ Schneider. ioto L lo5Ih
and 81 av, architects. cost - n .o
is7ih 81, n !. ~ G ST AIMS av: nye -ston, "'0"
factory: John Chrstman. Ia 4 iEtL az
owner Wilbur d Furiong. 1891 ID av.
Prospect sv aud wesichester av. n W cor. 's'oo
Two story dwelling and stores. II l. Phllps
lteih ii and 81 ay. owner " c DickcrS6n.
WcstcArStrt aN, c =, CSC n is2d ~: 1--WE story N''VV'
tenement and stores. Abram JunrmAn ia
Beach hv. owner Moore a iandsiedel.
,, S.SR,isI,; S S9si rr..n,, 1000
stop dwelling and store: J a N Har,n-
l52d 81 and Melrose av, owner Atsh1t
Arctander. S7D " Ills Av, architect. coSt ,ooa
fremont ay. W S. $50 n Harrison a. imnnv,. wv"
ment TO dwelling Mrs Eliza Branbach. ass
= iSoth ~. owner. II s BAKER, sst l. issrh
81, architect. cost. -. ~
kossnth av, $ g. 100 Catherine ~; Improve
meni 10 dwelling; MAI Momentum. no y
zIth q, owner. J W lawrence, srchlteet:
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In the World OF Fashion

much transpires that finds it, way 20 TIE
SUNS NOmRn's Page FIRST. This H. one
feature that makes The SUN a desirable
home paper, ADJ.
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EMPLOYMENT BUREAUS
SITUATIONS wANTED-MAIIs.

A YOUNG Nan 81 years OF age, who has q col
has had experience IN business and travelled all
over THIS county and Canada, desires a position;
VIII furnish references as TO honesty Address
LII. boa las sun uptown ONCE. 1905 broadway.
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PERSONAL NOTICES.

MORPHINE. OPIUM, LAUDANUN. COCAINE
habh; myself cured. will inform you Of harmless,
permanent home cure. hns- BALDWIN. box
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ENGINEBR-Fiut-olA class man wants . position
~ engineer or engineer and jAnitor In once build,
lng or partner house. good electnclan. does Az
repAlrs; have all my own tools. Address T.. bon
$50 Sun once.
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Satisfied Mechanics Liens.

Kelly 81, n e cor Beach sv; Hugh Sugent
vs. william L SAlas, Jan y. 1902 ....,.-...
Same property. East River Iron Works vs.
same, Nov II, 1901
Goth 81. 20 and 70 z: ] J Doody a Co vs. Hattie
MendelSon, Feb 10. 1902 ..........-...
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Every Home h Bettercd Intellectuahy
through reading THK suS and E,hSdsJt
Srs Moman's Page. Tastes are mouloen
and an accurate knowledge OF society gained.
No better papers are published. ADV.
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PATENTS.


ADN ACE FREE, Patents promptly procured:
inNcntors' Guide FREE. EDGAR TATE 4 CO.
Patent Attorneys. 25 Broadway.
PATENTS for Inventions procured promptly;
low rates, ROKDER { BRlFSEN Prank Z.
htlesen,. Fulton building, ~ Nassau 81. New York.
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WANTED-MALES

cxpknLE IA ron ms CIRCULATION DE-
ixSi oTE; ANP ASrkdfATiSNs t AEk Pc:
smifSSS ~ nt IiaffEb hSfsRifS1E' Med NOT
HtsIIHIE ,d 53 f sHhrE ,s iHtiE brio TfsE' MAN.
AGEMENI- OF THE DE;
ABlLIIr Z BUILD GOOD cory AND
k k~GiIsa S 4 fH bEsIRanf.H o rhHhG.
AiseIieAnoNs sHorLD M MADE y
HENCE, sc, BOX ass. 1897 BROADWAY.
ADVERTISING CLERK wANTED with full
knowledge OF rates and bookkeeping In . news
willing to commence at moderate salary and who
can furnish hes, references. PERMANENT. boz
iOO sun uptown once, i2dS Broadway.
BANK CLERK with all around knowledge OF
bank work and capable o. operating typewriter;
communications held confidential state experience
FULLY. G.. boz 49, sun once
BOY WANTED fI Once WORK. Address p. o.
box $40, Hoboken. N. J
GLASS CUr1 gRs-WAnted, nrst class ~roushers
on tableware Apply CNGER II .e hAlsey
St, Newark. y. J.
LINOTYPE oPERATOR-To a competent, man.
steady work Will be given. Learners need not apply;
union wages. Address $, boz lS2 sun once.
OFFICE BOY wANTEp-Mus, be good writer
and have best recommendations none other con-
sidered, W.. O. box i0 Sun once.
FEATHERS-wanted, experienced
person to take complete charge Of ostrich feather
department.: state reference. Address
box i2s Sun once,
sALFsMFN-Sso weekly and expenses. sample
free: greatest money making invention Of the age:
automatic washer, does a washing IN thirty min
uteS without any labor or attention; cheaper than
any other machine; indcStructihle; every lady
buys: agents coining money write to-day for
sample and agency. WASHER CO,
Station u. Chicago,
SALESMAN with general nowledse OF Office
accounting, particularly as applied to billing and
10 one possessing these quaIincations an eNcep-
assured; communication held confidential state
experience iuly. Address u, box 10 sun ONCE.
wANTED-First class mechanical craftsmen;
also men experienced IN making tracinss; mono
TYPE co, 20 81 Ryerson 81, Brooklyn, y. Y
WANTED-Competent machinlsis, machine
blacksmiths and patternmakerS, 20 take the place
OF men on strike AZ the ANS Chalmei, Company
Works. Chicago. III. wages. S2Ns CTS per hour
Appiy between 0 A. NJ. and q p. " TO oNRAD
room 8. : and I stone 81
several competent men, with some
sSDf ,isnSs IN pEiHR,sHFXXiSSTFiSSff. P Pssi bro sS q .'t ooT.
ner 6Sth st. rooIl I'll.
WANTED Trustworthy person in each county
10 manage business old established house, solid
financial s'snding; s'rsishS; bona nae Tsshly Sssh
with all expenses. direct from headquarters. money
advanced Tor expenses. $50 Cahton
Building, Chicago.
wANTFD-A good wood worker on wagon
and carriage work: steady work. call sunday. N
DUFF. port richmond Staten Island.
wANTED-oRDER CLERK
in printing once. must be thoroughly ccnvesant
with papeT trade and able TO make estimates. Ad.
dress J = NJ, L o. box 500.
WANrKD-Onc collar maker on Kay and patent
leather case collars. W. l.. BELLS, II Michigan
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MEDICAL


A-QuICkESr PERMANENT CURE In dis
eases OF men. dangerous cases solicited: relief AZ
once. those desiring only nrst class scientific treat
ment should call. Dr. BONSCHuR, the leading
specialist. ln West 2lst 81. Hours. . 70 ., 7 10 ':
sundays, lO-i2,
A.-DR. v MRS. HALF Immediately cure IT.
regulartties without operation. pain or use OF in
stfuments; absolute relief or no charge: specialists;
80 years experience: consultation free: confidential:
established ~ years. J West 18th 81.
DIR AND MRS. { HRoEDER. female specialists;
careful. skiliul. confidential treatment. conhne-
ments; adoption. $40 East ssth st.
DR. BLlNN, los West 47th 81. Diseases OF women
Hours. 90. Physicians this estAb.
lishment,
MRS. GHlST, midwife; 81 years successful prao.
tlco; confidential treatment: ladies boarded. no
sign. S31 East 5Oth -.
rs WEST 9th ST.-DT. Grove cures irregu.
larlles at once without pain or medicine. Fee, SO
ADItsi Us. Chlohester's English Pennyvyal Pills.
u best! Safest Only kelI.blei Take 80 etke..
my 81 ear DruErst ~ .snd e. Stamps. Tor gArus-
sla, and "hslsfi b L.di.,T In letter b. return nall.
Chichester Chemical DO. Philads, Pa
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AGENTS WANTED.

FINANCIAL to sell our securities; lib
,rsl commissions. II WESTERN TRUST AND
GUARANTY 20 New York Life Bldg, chicago. nj.
START a NAIL ORDER B~USINESS-We tell
YOU how. furnish catalogues, circulars stationery,
Sc'. and place Ads. In a list OF 80 different maya
Iincs on credit. Particulars free. CHICAGO
SPECIALLY co, ia Van Buren, ST, Chicago.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs.


COMPANION, CIIApERONE-A well eIucat,d
Young woman, recently abroad. wishes 10 travel
vitn A lacy or a. chaperone to two or three young
girlS. can arrange all details, speak French ana
trrulau. HighcNi references. dlscngAgcd Nav i
,srv appIIrruuu necessary To desirable strAmer
accommodations Address MISS ~.
10 sun uu-uvn' ONCE, l2a5 broadway.
COMPETENT COOK would like TO obtain a sl,un
,ton In r.Nat" family In city; can furnish eyceiiSpt
r"fcrcncc, u. IL, box 81 sun uptown orlcr.
i?CS Br1aiwav.
ENPrkIENCED C"HAMBERMAiD wants A posI.
,ton in urNAt" family, In city. best OF Tefer,nrss
IL o. hoA 5t2 sun uptown Office. 1895 Broadway
E~SCELLrNT WAITRESS wishes to procure /,
,rI,tlou. 100 private family In city: e~Xcrlirnt Tsse,
cnrss. 4. G.. uaA 5iS sun uptown once, iao5 broad.
way,
-rIRST Class PARLORNAID would I'm. a. ~
cure "A siua'lyu M private family IN ely; fef.rcnre.
vt boz so sun Uptown once. i2e5 Broadw AZ.
-TU1ROIGHLN COMPETENT
-, = no, tlun In private family IN ett,' ,s,,'
snrss II Nc D.. boz L+5. sun uptown omc, ,ssS
BroadwaN
i,dX poSltlon In telephone company: has bsS ,nass
,'ssyr etpencn In all branches OF ne businss.i,
fans disthncr work preferred; beat reconmnna'
,tIon,. Address ., B. c. boz IN sun once
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Harold Bauer will give two piano recitais In Men
delssohn Hall on Monday Afternoons. March 10
and II. under the management OF Mr.. Henry Wolf
sohn.
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Days of sale, Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, Feb. 10th, goth and 2ist,
commencing at 2:3o P. N. each day.
Paintings will be sold Friday evening at
SIS p. NJ.
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The success attending the two rior eel Oates
concerts has Induced Major Pond TO give Ave
consecutive violin and song recitals at tho Wal
dorf Astoria tAstor Gallery Monday. Tuesday.
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday. Peb. II, IS.
10. 70 and n. at II o'clock In the morning. There
will be a change OF pro gramme at each concert.
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Andreas Dippol will give q song recital ~ the Nov
York College OF Music on Tuesday afternoon.
Feb. 10. at . O'Clock. His programme will embrace
songs by Wagner. SchumAnn. Franz Greg. Edna
Pa.l and q number OF new songs by Hugo Wolf.
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! ST. ANTHONY PARK


Mrs. Joseph. Craig has returned from Chi
cago a.. = -"
Mrs. Andrew Boss left Saturday morning fo
Chicago.
Professor Samuel B. Green is in Des bIoines
Iowa. for few days.
a number of the alumnae entertained infor
mally Monday evening.
Miss Villa Wilcox, of Hugo, spent Sunday Al
the agricultural school. !
Professor and Mrs Frederick Tucker enter
tanned the 4 class Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs George will occupy the Thomas
house. on Bayless avenue this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs r. e. Thomas have gone to Sc
attic. where they will make their home.
Mrs. Harry Snyder will give a reception Mon
day. from to o'clock. for her. sister, Miss
Craig.
The Young Peoples Card Club will meet Sat
urday evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Stanley Williams
The Ladies History Glass met yesterday with
Mrs. Isaac Cheney. Mrs. ID. C. Martin and Mrs
II. s. Baker gave the papers.
- The mems quartet and the mixed double
quartet gave several numbers at the dairy con
vcntion in st. Paul Monday evening.
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Busy Days at the Y. w. c. A.

Beginning nextHThursday supper. will
he served every evening until Christmas
at the ny oung Wenean's Christian ASSOC
citation rooms to accommodate those who
must work evenings and the busy people
who wish to staysdown to do their neces-
sary, shopping, rs cftg,.2: IL:
+; The association: has devised a PLAN in
which all may help in the furnishing of
the new building. Envelopes may be Sc
~cured at the rooms in which as many
pennies as the giver is years old may be
inserted and presented as a birthday of
fering to add to the fund. ,
Z All ella sses will close for the holidays
next week and the new term work will
open the week Of Jan. 4. Numerous re-
quests for beginners evening class after
the holidays will be met with a class to
meet Monday and Wednesday evenings in
January. The association hopes to move
into it's new building by Jan. /.
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Authors Study Club.

The Authors study club held it's last
meeting of the year Monday. with Mrs:
Charles B. Fleming of the Naull1a uk;a
The club voted to take a yearly mem ber-
ship in the 7. W. G. A.. which with the
five other memberships already procured,
makes an annual gift of Sc to that Or
sanzation. All entertaining program
was given. The first meeting of the new
year will be held Jan. 5 at the home of
Mrs. Joskinsoli, 1885 Chicago avenue.
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Furs and Fur Garments.
Best at The Plymouth Clothing House.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.


A. A. Spencer is in Boston. ..
Mrs. J. McShane is home from Oelwein. Iowa.
Mrs. Charles Williams has returned from Mil
waukee. s:.-. -.
:, c. +: Lamb is home from six weeks visit
in California. u. r. 80 -
p Mrs: X. E. shusart has gone to WATERFOWL, S,
D., after visit with Mrs Fred l.. Gray. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Bovey returned yes
'terday from 4 three weeks visit in New York:
. Mrs ". g. Dodge leaves this evening for south
ern California; where she will spend the winter.
The The Bnen TEMPO Club will meet With Mrs:
Hall; 334s Third avenue s. Tomorrow eve
ado hall this evening IN /. 9. O. F. bail. Cam
den place. ,lotters orchestra will p lay. -
+. Mrs Lee u. Temnleton of the Berkeley re,
called by the death of her father, Senator G. C.
Binklcy%:i - 4 49, =: -
+ Miss Jenny Jensen entertained group of
wSmen uesday evening at her bone
and covers were laid; for ten, !.
Northwestern people at New York hotels are as
follows: Minncapolis--Herald@ Square, W: $.
Partridge, j. ". 1onklin: Duluth Victoria, +,
B. Hawkins. ". r. Marsh. , -
The Ladies' aid society of the Fifth Presbyte
ran church, I.yndale and Fourth avenues n. will
handkerchief sent by Mrs. Roosevelt will be sold
and refreshments will be- served -.
The reception given by.Minnesota lodge: No.
day evening. to the members Of tie lodge and
their. families, was attended by 300 guests. The
| rtainment consisted of music by n1ando
tet, address by the; R. W, D. G. master, Henry
r. Adams iinst u By stereorticon views and
WITH fet
The reception committee included the worshipfu
master. !. r.. Iobns6n, and Mrs johnson, and
| the other officers of the lodge and their wives.
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Annual Elections.

= Minnehaha Chapter, No. 81, o. f. S..
elected the following officers at it's annual
meeting; Worthy matron, Miss Bertha
McWa tiers: worthy patron, w: G.; Strana
ham; associate matron, Mrs. Josephine
McLasky; secretary. Mrs. Annie M.
Keller: trea surer Mrs. Sarah Davis; con-
,ductress. Miss Susie Hall: assistant con-
ductress, Miss Maud Gibbons.
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CLUBS AND CHARITIES

= FRIDAY
Friday Historical club. Mrs. Gaylord,
3436 Lyndale avenue S, afternoon.
{ Mnemosyne Club, Mrs. r. w. Randall,
GIL Thirteenth avenue Sc. afternoon.
: Travellers. Public Library building, 10
a m ..: -. 49,
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~" Y. w. c. A. Christmas Party.

: "U7 Y. w. c. a. christmas Party.
u The Y. w. G. A. of the university will
have a Christmas party Saturday after
noon in the associa ton rooms. There will
be Christmas tree and an Interesting
program. This is one of the most popu-
lar affairs of the year among the uni-
yersity girls and is attended by all of the
members. ~
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:: Mrs. Frederick Btymyer will receive
informally tomorrow afternoon at her
apartments in the Franklin Heights on
Hennepin avenue: This is the last of
Mrs. BlymNer's post nuptial at homes
and in the evening Mr.. Blymyer will re-
ceive with her. Z
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Mrs c.. S. Gold gaveya dinner of eighteen
covers Saturday evening at the CONNER
cial club. American Beauty roses wei,
the table decorations. ~. ;
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Round Trip Christmas Rates Via Burlng
T. ton Route
Tickets on sale Dec 18th to 22d. Canada
and other eastern points. Good to return
Jan. 18th. .....'.~
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Miss Minnie Wesley Of 500 Tenth street
S entertained sixty guests Tuesday eve
ming. Eight fables Of cinch were played
and the prizes we're on by Mrs. A. D.
Hobdall.S Miss Lillian Barer, Orrin Pierce
and. Oscar Carlson. Z. Co.. :. -. ] !.
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Monday Mrs c. II. johnson of High
land avenue gave a luncheon Of eigh
covers. The table was decked with, re,
roses. - . ..E
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QuadrupIe Amount S: G. n. Green Trading
- ~ f. STAMPS =, -, =
With purchaser at the reliable Mic
ollet Clothing House Nicollet and Third.
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Goldblum. Half price millinery sale to
morrow. 595 Syndica te Arcade.
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e A finishing touch to a luncheon. cup
of Princess Blend Of Coffees.
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The Nicollet Clothing House Ahead.
Quadruple, Amount Green :. Trading
Stamps. " -...-. .. ~. - .-t.f.s*Fs- e.
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Y Thousands of dollars worth of footwear
at a sacrifice. NEW STORE.
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A score or more of t1ieamembers Of Dud-
ley p. Chase post and corps spent last
evening at. the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. sMorey. the occasion being the
ding. The guests brought with them some
handsome testimonials Of their regard
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.r Wright Wrongs No Man.
Wright's old-fashioned buckwheat -four is pure
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We Give Twice as Many Trading Stamps
As any other store. he Nicallet Cloth
! ing House, hats, caps. clothes furnish
zings, shoes. Third street 81 hing Corner.
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. Shoes at Nothing prices Don't miss
the big Shoe Sale IN EW STORE.
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Ask for Competition Certificate when
BUYING. Queen Quality Shoes. NEW
STORE. -.
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Nt1sssF. c. Van Busen and Mrs. c. II.
e7liaflbourres: were ahapng: the assisting
women &sat Gthea reception given for Mrs
samuei Van SAINT in ST. Paul yester-
day afternoon 3btsdr Charles NJ. Start
and Miss Start. e.
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| the way of social functions at the uni
Isversity will be, more pretentious than! tie
hunters ball to be given in the arrnory
to-morroW night by the girls of Miss Anna
1 sButner's physical culture classes assisted
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Mrs Morris Mel Qua ID gave a luncheon
Yesterday at her home in Blaisdell ave-
nue.. 4Coyers We're laid for fourteen and
the q eeoTa tions and q appointments We're in
pink sand white aadssca rnations were the
flowers used. , E..a#$g9S
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Mrs. J. H. Henderson and Mrs. A.. IT.
Walters gave. a prettiiy appointed .recep-
ton this afternoon atetheir home on Oak
Grove street. About 100 women We're in
5vited and the rooms We're thronged with
guests during the receiving: hours. The
decora lions We're charming and holly md
green's were used in profusion. Bright red
roses were in the reception room where
Mrs. Henderson and Mrs. Walters re-
ceived alone. Pink roses were in the par
lor and the library was i'll green and
white. The bright red was repeated
again in the dining. room where great
cluster Of carnations was on the table
with red tapers in silver: and brass can
delabra. Smilax and palms were wherever
they would be most effective. The as
sisting women We're Mines. Frederick
Gordon, c. NJ. Pond, Harry Grace, Knight
and Frank Chamberlain. The young
women in the dining room were Misses
Aimee Larimee, Jessie Lucas Strong
Be]den and Gordon. #
| After the holidays Mrs Henderson and
Mrs. Walters will give a luncheon for tl1e
assisting women. s x Az.
Nothing that has been attempted r
| the way IF social functions at the mi
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-08-17

the abolition of the chemise, but TINS gar
ment has become so we'll established in the
list of lingerie articles that no woman feels
that she can live without it. However, II
is far less bulky than once 1t was, Tor
there are darts and cores by means of which
all extra material is done away with
Ribbons, as usual, play conspicuous part
in modish fashions in white, and frequently
loops and knots of dainty blue, pink Oh
white wash silk are substituted for more
cumbersome pieces of nainsook
One of the most aggravating bits of feml-
nine wearing apparel is presented in elastic
hose supporters. Since the advent of the
new straight front corsets and the Danish
ment of knee garters as being detrimental
to the circulation there have been 'inven-
lions without number in the way of con-
venient and satisfactory hose supporters.
1t is the general custom now to wear the
stays over at least two of the undergar
ments, and yet no woman has fancy for
Strapping down the wide, dainty ruffies that
edge her nainsook drawers. The difficulty
is easy of solution for those who advocate
the popular style Oh InlS garment LIE
gathered straps of ribbon and rubber should
be slipped under the drawers, even though
the stays be worn above.
There is no arrangement more heating
than to have these undergarments held to
the flesh with binding straps, and the wom-
an who hasn't already discovered this meth
cd of gaining comfort had better make a
trial of it.
Speaking of supporters, there are the