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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-30
Infants
Clothing.

The stock was never more COM
prehensive than just now, and offers
much freedom of choice to the
mother who wishes to dress her lit
tie one appropriately, comfortably
and economically.
The following items in Coats,
Bath Robes and Sweaters are but
hints of the excellent values that are
to be found here:
Childrens Coats. made OF French ripple elder
down, with cape aud turnover collars and cuffs,
lined with China silk; finished with silk ., RI
cord: cream and red Each. ............. 1917
Ch!ldren's Coats. made OF French ripple elder
down. with hood and belt OF same color CT M
cream. gray and red. Each. ............ pO'oo
Children's Cloth Coats. double breasted style,
With box back; cape trimmed with braid 81 on
ian. brown, red and blue Each. ........ TO'
Chlldren's Bath Robes, made of French ripple
eiderdown, with turnover collars and cuffs; nm
shed with silk cord and tas- ca ~ 70 G. RI
sels-pink and blue EACH. P<.oc W 'pf. ~
GnildIen's Sweaters. buttoned on shoulder. roll
ing collar-white and colors.
Prices range according to SIG To ga On
sire. Each. ................... PA'/ W WV
Tnird door. Eleventh q.
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Lawrence l.. Ridgley. years.
Leroy w. Bowd, . years.
Nellie Scanton. / day.
vAGARIEs OF DISEASED MIND.
w. j. Hale Talks of Men He Has KILL
ed and Other Things.

William ]. Hale hotel waiter was com-
mitted to St Elizabeth's Hospital for the
Insane today by Sanitary officer Frank
He worked at the Raleigh last winter, and
was Familiarity known there as Jimmie
Hale. When he returned TO the hotel this
season ii was evident there was some-
thing wrong with his mind. and he was
taken into custody. If the alleged insane
man is to be believed he is a grandson OF
name should be Hun.
MY fathers name was Hull" he said,
but was born wrong. and they called me
Hale"
Hale imagines ne is the man who killed
Jesse James. and says he has whipped
every heavyweight and lightweight pugi-
list in the country. He says he graduated
from every college in the United States
and other countries. and is the gamest all
round sport in the world. He represents
that he Is the personal representative of
Vanderbilt, Belmont and numerous other
owners of race horses, well as being a
theatrical manager. Everybody, he thinks.
knows he Is the custodian of "Pittsburg
Phifs' winnings and of Father BIZ
Days cash. He believes he is at present
in New York. and that he is getting n
salary OF 800 day as head waiter at the
Waldorf-Astoria. That he is a millionaire.
he says, nobody doubts Next week he il
to take part in the election in New York
city, and the voters will all cast their
ballots for his candidates.
Hale is talker, and can converse on
different subjects fast as any man that
has ever come under the care of Sanitary
Officer Frank.
Hale was In front of A pawnshop on
Pennsylvania avenue this morning about
$50 o'clock with his dress suit which he
said he wished to pawn, and his peculiar
appearance attracted the attention OF Po-
Hceman Emmert, who questioned him. 1t
took but short time for the policeman to
discover that the man needed treatment.
On his way to the first precinct station
Hale told the officer that he had killed
more than five hundred men, and men,
toned that Jesse James was one of his VIC
Tins. He told of immense properties he
owned In New York and the west and con-
vinced the officer that he had been in KAN
sas City. He displayed a familiarity with
pool rooms where money is bet on the
races, and gave the officers the idea that
he probably was a pool room victim.
On the prisoner found a dispatch
from his brother, +. ]. Hale, 1903 Pike
street. Seattle. informing the recipient of
the death of his father September last.
The message was addressed to BAG West
BOD street. New York city. Hale told the
police that he had been stopping in this
city at 1920 New York avenue. Sanitary
Officer Frank will send word to Hales
brother of his arrest here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-30
Custom Shirts
for Men.

For absolute satisfaction in shirts
we would suggest that you have
them made to order. Shirt comfort
depends upon the length of the
sleeves and the cut of the neck and
shoulders in nd way can you be as
sured of the correctness of all these
details except by having the gar
ments made to your personal
measure.
Our experience in this department
covers period of many years. The
materials we use are of the highest
grade, the workmanship excellent,
the fit perfect.
We make mems shirts for bust
ness and dress for
5000 up to $500 per q dozen.
Main noor, r st
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Correct Corsets.

There is no article of woman's
apparel that lends so much to her
appearance as perfect-ftting cor
set.
Corset making of today is a
science and the innumerable shapes
offered ore calculated to remedy all
defects in form and enable women
to attain that symmetrical shape so
essential to a stylish figure.
Domestic makes we recommend
are:
p. N Corsets straight front, dip hip. Pl.OO
c. Il. COrsets, straight front. long hip PA./
ATTACHED aRs 'sa.es tt'nCess mp castles $500
straight front s GSgsfi sin fancy eout $225
j. b. cor.e,s stra,sh, front din hip. $3.50
p. D. Corsets straight front, dip hip. ~
Bon Ton Corsets, straight front, dip G. ~
hip, elastics attached. Observation-Disclosures. SO
Latest Style Bustles Each. ~ W j.
Third floor, Eleventh Ut,
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DIED..

ALLAN, On "Wednesday. October IS, 1908. THos.
e. ALLAN. formerly OF Washington. ID. c.
Der 81
O'Clock am, CHARLES BARR, aged seventy
one years. Born in Trinidad British West
Funeral services at chapel of Congressional ceme-
terry Saturday, October 81. at O'Clock pm.
HEADQUARTERS Z, s. GRANT POST, NO. 9.
The death of Comrade a. CHARLES BARR First
Maryland Volunteers. is announced to the post.
Comrades will attend his funeral tomorrow Sat
al cemetery. +. L. McKENNA, Commander.
r.. E. SMITH, Act. Adjutant
COLLINS. On Wednesday. October 2s. 1903,
JAMES E, son Of the late Edward Collins,
Funeral saturday: October a; at 2 o'clock pm.
from chapel Of so Geo W Wise's Undertaking es;
friends invited.
1903, THOMAS HENRY HfGGiNs, '
Funeral frSm residence Of his ho Dr.
west. Saturday, October 81, at II O'Clock am.
Friends cordially invited.
MAIsAK. on Wednesday. October %. 1903, at
loved husband of Ann Maisak.
Funeral Saturday, October 81. Mt o'clock am,
from his late residence. 1924 North Carolina
avenue northeast: thence TO St Josephs Church.
repose OF his soul. Relatives and friends in
public and Union Veterans Union. -
NAUCHTON After a brief Illness on Wednesday
morning. October %, 1903. Mrs. ELLA 9.
NAUGIITON (nee Sneel, beloved wife of {. III.
Naughton.
Funeral from her late residence, 1926 18th street
northwest. Saturday. October 81. at $50 o'clock
am; requiem high mass at st. Pauls Church
at 8 O'Clock am. lnterment at Mount olvet.
NEWMAN On Thursday. October %. 1903, at
$50 O'Clock pm. ALFRED c. NEWMAN, In
fOrteth OF his
northeast, Saturday. October 81, at O'Clock
pm Interment Rock Creek cemetery.
SCANLoN On Friday. October 30. 1903. at
o'clock a M. CATHERINE SCANLoN tnee Nc
Carthy) beloved wife of Daniel Scanlon.
Funeral from her late residence, New Jersey aye
nue. and X street northwest. Monday, No.
yember . at 9:45 O'Clock am; thence TO st.
Aloysius Church, where solemn requiem mass
will be offered for the repose of her soul. Rel
atives and friends respectfully Invited 10 at
tend.
sEIBEL On Friday, October 30 1903. at II
Seibel, aged sixty years. -
Notice of funeral hereafter.
WALSH On Thursday October 20, 1903. at 3:15
o'clock am PATRICK L., the beloved son or
Timothy and Mary Walsh.
May he rest in peace.
Funeral will take place Saturday morning October
AZ ot $50 oclock from 3l6 III street north
cast: thence 10 St Aloysius Church. where
rcnuiam mass will lie said for the repose OF MS
soul Relatives and friends Invited to atteha' .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-30
Deaths in the District.

The following deaths were reported to
the health office for the twenty-four hours
ending at noon today:
Melinda Howard, 20 years.
William E. Waters, 50 years.
Mary C. Hill, 90 years.
Thomas Conway. 50 years.
Christian Maisak. 60 years.
Andrew J.sKennon, 81 years.
John D. Hull. "a years.
Alice H. Richards. 4S years.
Ollie Hart, As years.
Warner Kinder. As years.
Florence L. Marlatt. Al years.
Jessie Powers. 40 years.
Rebecoa Worthington. 30 years.
Bertha Gordan, % years.
Mary NJ Palmer, % years.
Henry Rawlings, q years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-30
Mems House Jackets.

A large and choice assortment.
Double-faced cloths, with neat
plaid and striped Innings, which also
form the cuffs, making bright and
stylish finish.
Also Velvets and Matalasse Cloths,
with silk and satin linings-very
rich effects. ,X9B
A collection so large and varied
as to suit every tastes
$3.75, $500 to $500.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
Daniel B. Vankirk and Josephine Kemp
John T. Athey and Sarah v. Sullivan.
Lewis NJ Taylor and Cora E. Lemons,
both of Anacostia, d. c.
Harry H. Wayne and Marion Fontroy.
John P Weissenhagen of Detroit, Mich,
and Caroline c. Galbreath of this city
William H. Price and Esther A. Herbert
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-30
In Daily Installments.

Readers of The Star who followed with
interest THE ThralI of Left the Lucky
wi be glad TO hear that another story by
the same author Will appear as a daily
serial. The Ward of King Canute' is a
stirring romance of the time Of the Danish
conquest, and is interesting from start to
finish
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-30
Mems Bath Robes.

Men need Bath Robes for other
purposes than merely going to and
coming from their bath. They use
them as much when lounging in
their bed room, and also for steamer
and railroad travel.
And the Bath Robes particular
men will most appreciate are the
sorts that are soft, warm, comfort
able, well proportioned and good
looking.
All these merits are shown in
Our new Robes, which have been
made for. us for many years by the
best of makers; cut perfectly, and in
colors to suit the most fastidious.
Robes of Terry cloth, in neat
stripes and figures.
$2.oo, $500 to $500.
Blanket Robes, in handsome pat
terms and colorings.
$3.50, $500 to $I2.oo.
Dressing Gowns, made of double
faced cloth and other fancy material
$1,000, $I2.oo to $4,000 each.
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ChiRdren's
Correct Shoes,

Correct Shoes.
A ehild's foot is naturally tender
and sensitive, and should therefore
be well clothed.
We cannot emphasize too strong
ly the true economy in paying fair
price for a good cllild's shoe, and
securing one that will last the long
est and be of the greatest benefit to
the foot of the wearer at this import
ant period of growth.
A few items that are in accordance
with these ideas:
Misses and Children's Dongola Kidskin Lace
and Button Shoes. spring heel, welt sole, CT ~
round toe; sizes to s. Pair. .......... pA'oO
Sizes sh to 1O1a. Pair. Pi'oo
s,zss :, 70 pair SI.5o
Misses and Childrens Box Calf and Bright Don
COLA Kid Lace and Button Shoes. Goodyear 60 M
welt sole; Sizes sla to 10la Pair. ........
s,uos =, 70, p,,. ST. 50
Misses and Childrens Patent Wei Kid Lace and
Button Shoes, spring heel, Goodyear welt 60 OO
sole; sizes So to l014. Pair. ............ p~'oo
Sizes /, to . Observation-Disclosures. So. so
Misses Button Shges cloth top. patent
leather yamp spring heel sizes II to 2. 81 rO
Pair. Observation-Disclosures. f-'oO
Boys and Youths Box Calf and Dongola Kid
lace Shoes, extension sole. sizes 13 to 51a. So 90
Pair. .....--.--........
Boys and Youths Box Calf, Wei Kid
and Patent Colt Skin Lace Shoes, Goodyear O. ~
welt SOLE sizes 10 to 5la. Pair. ......... Yo'oo
Third floor, Tenth st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-30

We making special efforts in our Young Mems
Clothing this season. and pleased TO announce Il
complete line In sizes 10 TO 90 or 81 to 36-inch
chest measure. Fancy mixtures. navy blue chew
lots. black thibets and worsteds-single and dou-
ble-breasted styles Small will find it TO theii
advantage to Inspect this stock.
$3.50 to $500 each.
blnations of colors. We now showing full
line, and these for the little fellows buttoned
on the shoulder sizes 21a to IA.
SI.oo, SI.5o and $500 each.
A sr2cial 10 CT Boys Negligee Shirts, in medium
effects; some have plated fronts; good washing
eoiors; sizes IL 20 IA.
75c. each. Valte, $I.5o.
special lot of Boys Ties, in four-in-hand and
teck styles: very pretty patterns.
25c. each. Value, soc.
special lot Of Boys Large shaped Caps
Golf Norfolk and ROB Roy styles; plain
blue and fancy effects; plain strapped seams
well made and nicely lined.
Special value, SOC. each.
Boys Hats and Caps, In all the latest styles for
school and dress wear. Also Little Childrens Hats
in an almost endless Variety.
soc. up.
A special lot Of Boys Fedoras. in drab and black
fall shapes; lew goods.
Special price, $I.oo each.
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Bows and Youths Clothing.

HE for this unusually wide
and desirable fabrics and esp
W. cially attractive prices.
get something than merely good material
strongly put Together when you Boys Clothing These quail
essential But besides all this get STYLE
originality -suitabyhe fitting of the individual boy
above all the satisfaction of knowing
thing the right something
and and be liked we'll in the end
first for good appearance.
Particular attention is called to the folowing
Boys Atwood Freze Overcoat made the military STYLE
with without hood double breasted brass buttons long and
button high at the neck
Sizes 3 to IL, $500 Each.
peter Thompson Refers for boys girls lined with red fan
nell brass buttons extra long and button high at the neck
Sizes 3 to ~, $500 to $3.50 Each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-30

Children's
School Umbrellas.
A very necessary school requisite.
We are showing a large line, we'll
made and reasonably priced, for
boys and girls.
% and 24-ineh English Gloria Umbrellas, with
handles suitable for boys girls.
soc. each. e
24-nch Silk Gloria Umbrellas, with natura! wood
handles.
$I.oo each.
Main floor ct.
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Mems Hats,

WAGH9 5 laUSs
The showing of Mems Hats is
very interesting. and in their bright,
new quarters the goods present
pleasing array. The latest styles of
all the best-known makers may be
seen here, including the Stetsons.
Our Hats are made from carefully
selected materials, and are warrant
ed shape-and-color retaining. Cor
rect as to block and tint, their beau-
tiful finish makes them very desira-
bic. We can suit everybody in any
style of hat.
Young will be particularly pleased this
season with Soft Hat in nutria pearl and brown
Made along original lines, Its stylish shape lends
just the right touch of Individuality to emphasize
the wearers discriminating taste. You will like
it.
$500.
Among Stiff Hats is the Boston Derby. hat
that is seldom sold for less than $3.50. 1t comes
in black only, but In all the fashionable shapes.
S2.OO.
In addition to the above we carry a cOmprehen-
sve assortment Of blocks which the excellent judg
ment of conservative dressers has made standard
Main floor, st.
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To Be Examined for Promotion.
Capts. David Price. Frank 8. Harlow,
Samuel E. Allen and Edward H. Catlin,
Artillery Corps have been ordered to Fort
Monroe, Va, for examination for promo
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-30
Some
New Books.

History of Socialism in the United
States, by Morris Hillgult; II mo-,
cloth, 81 pages. ..........9 so
West Point .Colors a book of thrilling interest to
West Pointers, by Anna b. Warner; many Illus,
retions, 42S pages. $1.oo
Studies in the Art of Illustration, by Amos K
Wells for preachers, teachers, prayer meeting
speakers and general readers; II mo-, cloth Za0
pages ................. 'TA'-'
Mission Study Books.
Princely Men in the Heavenly Kingdom, by Har-
Ian 2. Beach, including a good map OF Chlhai pa
Cloth OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Postage ............ &C.
Rex Christus an outline study Of India, by Ar
thur II. Smith; paper cover. ......-..-.. SOC.
Cloth OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .oSc.
Postage ....-...-..-...' &C.
Under Our Flag Home Mission Text Book, a
Study Of National Conditions In America from the
standpoint of the Womans Home Missionary Work,
by Alice NJ. Guernsey; paper cover SOC.
Cloth .........'..... 49, :. ~
Postage .................. nc.
The Crises Of the Christ, by G. Campbell Morgan
d. D. A series Of 80 sermons on the Christ, by one
of the great thinkers Of our time; large vo., Al
pages; net. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $Z0o
Evolution Of the Japanese, Social and Psychic by
Sidney L. Gulck, NJ A. Large vo., 458 pages,
net OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .$Z-0O
The Door in the Book; a Goth Century Little
Girl walking and talking with Bible Children, by
Charles Barnard cloth, vo., 1877 pages. .$1.OO
On the Road to Already. new book by Wash
Msss Sessn OF and
romance Of life in the open air; under the sunny
skies of Washington: charmingly illustrated and
w with f and INK Of
Pyle's artists cloth 2a2 pages. ............$ 10S
Book Dept.-Main floor, Tenth Ut.
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"Peter Thompson Sailor Suits No boys ward
robe is complete without of these stylish suits.
Made OF ali-wuol chcyiots and nannes. with regu-
latou puli-ovar blouse, yoke back and front, shirt
sleeves chevrun and service stripes sleeves and
emblem white shield; regulation trimmings and
lined pants: sizes to IL
5000 each. Value, $40.
Little Boys Russian Blouse Suits In great
riety Of styles AMI materials. Corduroys mohairs
rheviots and serges-tan, brown. navy blue, royal
blue and garnet; all have bloomer pants and
made in the very latest styles; sizes 2h2 to 6.
$500 to $1,000 each.
A handsome Norfolk Jacket Suit is shown IN navy
blue cheviot: alsr In large variety Of fancy mix
lures; silk sewed good weight; cut In latest fash
ion; best workmanship sizes to IT,
Special value, $500 each.
Boys apiece Vest Suits. IN navy blue cheyiot
and serges; all-wool materials; fall weight; latest
style: sizes TO IS.
$500 and 5000 each.
special lot of Boys Atwood Navy Blue
Cheviot Sailor Suits. wen made, sewed with silk,
pants lined plain some handsomely trimmed
with black white braid; pretty embroidered
shield sizes to IL.
Special value, 1915 each.
six different styles; well made and servceable.
Special value, CSC. pair.
Third floor. Tenth st.
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Mems New
Fall Furnishin gs.

main Floor, just OFF + ST.
Splendid assortments of the new
fall Observation-Disclosures, Gloves,
Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Suspend
ers, Shirts, Underwear, Night Shirts,
Pajamas, Umbrellas, Walking
Sticks, Smoking Jackets, House
Coats, Blanket and Bath Robes,
Collars and Cuffs, Evening Dress
Requisites, Toilet Articles and the
many little things that make the
masculine wardrobe complete-all
await you-very attractive and in
variety ample enough to satisfy ev-
cry taste.
Mems New Neckwear.
All the latest shapes and styles
and effects are here, and the quail
ties are absolutely the best for the
several prices asked, ranging from
SOC. up.
Special:
Fine English Squares
and Four-in Hands,
very handsome effects, including the
rich, warm reds and browns and the
fashionable gun-metal shades
strictly high-grade goods.
75c. each.
SI.5o, $500 and 50 qualities.
Mems Underwear.
We have in stock the goods of all
the best makes, in every weight and
material and in all sizes at prices
ranging from soc. to $4.25 per gar
ment.
from excellent materials aapi carefully finished.
75c. per garment.
Natural and White Shirts and Drawers, made of
satisfactory manner.
SI.oo per garment.
Natural and White Merino Shirts and Drawers.
sriendidiy made and perfect fp detail.
SI.5o per gatment.
and s @ the a%ssca mos
are indicative of exceptional qualities
Inc famous Medll"tt Shirts and Drawers-of
finest fabric and .g1r SmaRshfp-made in specjaI
sizes for stout men and men below the medium
height, In addition to rsgular.size.
9I.O5 per garment.
We are agents for the 'Dermophile" Natural
Wool Underwear. These goods have a positive
guarantee not to shrink; If they do replace
them. Three weights at ~.
$500, $500 and $500 per garment.
We are also introducing the Kneipp Linen Mesh
Underwear, the most sanitary undergarments made
They are made of pure Irish Linen yarns, are very
durable and will not frrtate the skin. Booklet
and samples of material for the asking.
The heavy winter weights are also ready.
Union or combination Suits in medium and heavy
weights, in balbriggan, merino and wool-a de-
cidedly comfortable suit
$3.50 up.
Tn connection with underwear we carry Abdomi-
nal Bands They are not only support but also
a great comfort in severe weather.
Csc. and $Ioo each.
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UWl000WAr0
New York-WA
Saturday is G
uRoys', GIRLS AND LITTLE cH1LDREN's Q
WY We study the Young peoples needs. lt
line for which reliable goods cam be OBTAINED
qualities. We invite attention to very attract
Girls and and Misses Clothing.
m 5 os tSs "ss ps4 41 sRs an
Blouse ana % DffsssS Di" sss ss
much h o an a on saf While prices equal
y uniformly according quality and elaboration
Taior-rlade Suits for Girls and Kisses
evidence this than before The styles dis
heTetofore We are Showing splendid assortment
$3.50, s21.oo. $500. $4,000 and s35.oo
9 6 &: :: Z:
The Popular"Peter Thompson" Regulation Suit
here the great st War S rsnge an
called fine Peter Thompson
IL to 20 Years. at $500 Each.
Girls and Kisses Heavy Outergarments.
More thought and given to this class OF girls gar
and stock reflex OF what IS best
styles shapes and Particular attention has been
and becoming effects for growing
girls heretofore difficult to obtain
We showing comprehensive variety winter
girls OF all ages prices ranging between
$1,000 and So 90.
Also a nice assortment at lower higher prices.
At $3.50. At $1,000.
castor
III
At $500. At
"retr
HON
nkm sizes to
At $500.
H
nw red
f1 $500 1T1zno p,c. K.r.v .ratr rromp- At S225o
enckan Ihm
MIN gut f@h and brass ~ % % @
G ts T.
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Special:
Fine English Squares

dHHGa FUGHE =HEI=H HaFEGS,
very handsome effects, ING Iuding the
rich, warm reds and browns and the
fashionable gun-metal shades
strictly high-grade goods.
75c. each.
$I.5o, S2.oo and So. 50 qualities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-30

Miss Julia R. Cooksey of East Washing
ton has returned to the city after an eX-
tended visit to kinfolk in Altoona, Pa.
Miss Cooksey was the recipient of many at
tentions during her stay in Altoona.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-30

DR. and Mrs. Dorsey NJ. Mcpherson have
issued invitations for the marriage reception
of their daughter Verde Mae, and Mr.. Wen
dell Macomb Whiting, Tuesday evening. No
yember 8. from $50 until 10 o'clock at 1910
18th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-30

Mrs Caroline C. Galbreath of Washing
ton D. c., and Mr.. John p. Weissenhager
of Detroit, Mich. were quietly married las,
evening at s o'clock by the Rev. Father
Mackin at ST. Pauls rectory.
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1 216FSt. Phone Il IS.

Quality and style
make value. 1t is, there
fore, easy to determine
the value of the goods
that compose this stores
stock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-30

The Saturday Evening Assembly will give
a dance tomorrow evening at the National
Rifles Armory.