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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-07
Deaths in the District.

The following deaths were reported to the
health Office for the forty-eight hours end
ing at noon today:
Elsie r. Butler, 1914 street southwest.
five months
Infant Of L. c. and L. NJ Byram, Sll
Harrison street Anacostia, one day.
Malinda Christian, 1916 Ninset court, for
ty.eight years.
De witt P. cowl 11s 9Th street southeast.
ifty-six years.
Carrie Fowler, 4o7 street southeast. two
days.
claudia E. F. Gheen, s33 9Th street north
west, thirty-five years
Riger F. Hawkins. 724 9TH street north
west, eight months.
fifty five years
Benz. F. Henkle. Columbian University
Hospital, forty-three years
Infant of Matte and Miiiard howard
1920 South Capitol street, three days.
Percy johnson, All 18th street northwest.
thirteen years.
Lawrence r. Kirk, Grant Road, District
of Columbia four months.
Edward Lake, Government Hospital Tor
the Insane. fifty-seven years
Annie Maria Locraft, 1874 9Th street
northwest twenty-six years.
Thomas H. Mattngly. Joliet street. sixty
Ignatius Miles, 22s4 Cleveland avenue.
fifty-nine years.
Thomas Muntz 1905 35th street north
west, sixty-one years.
william q. Paxton, Wisconsin avenue,
Garwood Plass, 1882 18th street, twenty
six years.
Infant of Harry and Alberta Peters, 1870
7th street northwest, two days.
Diana Peterson, 1919 Congress alley.
sixty-eight years.
Charles p. Swayze. sOl L street north
west, hfty-nine years.
William Stewart. 91S c street southeast,
eighty years.
Mary q. Simmons. 1912 N street north
west, seventy-eight years. ,z.- ,e,.E
Edgar l. Scott, 1928 ! street southeast,
twenty-six years.
Oracle B. Somerville, 1117 Congress street
northeast five years.
Infant of Mabel and Harry Thompson, 6S1
I'd street southwest, nine days.
Frederick P. Voigt, 813 LIST street south
east, forty-one years
Louisa Waddy, 1121 9th street southeast,
sixty-two years.
John X. Warning, 1913 C street northwest,
fifty-six years.
Perry Waters 1902 Delaware avenue
southwest forty years.
Alice Whitaker, II Fitzhugh court south
east, twenty-One years.
Margaret A. Williams 1112 street north
east, seventy years.
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DIED.

pm, after brief Illness. MARIA ADAMS
tnee Heany), wife of the late Robert S. Adams.
avenue northwest, Tuesday, March s, at
$50 Am REQUIEM mass at the Sacred Heart
are respectfully invited to attend.
ALBRO. On Monday. March Z, 1904, at 1918
an, ERWIN W. ALBRO, beloved son Of
Blanche 1. and the late William E. Albro, aged
u two years . and six months
mothers residence, 9s2 G street southwest
am. NARY OATHARINE, beloved wife of
Alexander J. Bentley.
Funeral em Hs late is 9th
and friends invited to attend.
BERGMAN, On March q 1904, at Philadelphia.
Pa, FRED w. PETERS BERGMAN.
BUTLER. On Saturday, March 5, 1904, at pm
MAUDE E., wife Of Ulysses Butler and daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. John II. johnson. Fox Hall
Funeral Wednesday, March o, from parents resi-
dsnce REQUIEM = mass at Holy IT, Trinity Church
BUTLER Err In PITT PIstsbgrg Pa March 9. 1904 Mrs
John H. johnson of this city.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
BYRNE. At am. Sunday, March Q, 1904. PAT
RICK. husband OF the late Margaret Byrne. In
Fun9ral from his late fesidence No 1924 K street
northwest wednesday. March at $50
o'clock. Friends and relatives invited to at
CowL. On Sunday March 9, 1904 at e:15 am.
ct bis residence, 1l3 9Th street southeast DE
WITT P. coWL. In the nfty-seventh year Of
Funeral from his late residence on Tuesday. the
= Sth instant. at O'clock. InteEment private.
FOWLER. In Baltimors. 1t The ses,depce 81 his
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New Designs i'm
Shell Combs.

Combs like everything else have
their fashions. Always something
new and novel. Our stock is COM
plete and shows all the best domestic
makes and the most unique and
novel foreign designs.
Among the latest designs in back
combs are those with plain gold
and beaded bands; rich designs set
with pearls, rhinestones and tur-
quoises also combinations of two or
more jewels; also those mounted
with peacock feathers and metal
studded with turquoises, in shell,
amber and white celluloid, etc.
75c. to $1,000 each.
Side Combs to match the above.
$1,000 to $I2.oo pair.
In connection with the above we
desire to call special attention to the
Corona" Hat Comb.
A new device that will hold any style of hat
firmly the head The comb which is made Of
shell, has perforated top, which Is through
sna seeuns hs h nrSa The me use
this comb will prevent the hair from pressing down
under the hat, thus preserving the most daintily
hat with one Of theee combs on. Indispensable for
motoring. cycling driving, etc. Full instructions
with each comb.
Csc. Each.
Main floor, Eleventh u.
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For the Junior Republic.

A dramatic reading from the famous
novel by Frances Aymar Mathews. my
Lady Peggy Goes to Town." will be given
by the well-known reader, Miss Jean VIII
son, in the large ball room Of the New Will
lard Hotel on Thursday, Mach a. 1904, un-
der the auspices of the Womans League
of the National Junior Republic.
The committee in charge consists Of Mrs
G. w. Fairbanks. president Of the league;
Mrs Henry Gannett. Mrs c. D. Merwin.
Mrs H. B. Sperry, Mrs. E. 8. Cromwell
Mrs M. Benjamin, Mrs. H. D. Walbridge
and Mrs. M. D. Andrews.
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Special Sale of Fine OXfOrds
(Laird Schober & Cosy

We place (Tuesday at price reduc
tons lines Womens Oxod These Oxords made by
Laird Schober Philadelphia shoemakers who
noted for their grade Only the materials
construction and they include the latest and most stylish
spring models.
Lot I-Womens Patent Ideal Kid Oxfords Butcher welt
sole Cuban heel, eyelets-a very smart Oxford
$500 a Pair. Value, $500.
Lot No Women Kdkn Oxford patent tip, square edge
turn SOLE Iouis XIV heel-an extremely stylish Oxford
$500 Pair Value, $4,000.
Lot No -Womens Fine Kdskin Meredith Ties, Butcher
patent eyet An excellent Oxford for all round
$500 Pair Value $4,000.
4-Womens Fine Meredith Ties fine kdkn
calskin vamp eye Louis XIV heel An Oxford
combines both service and style.
So 90 Pair. Value, 90.
hoh,T
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Mems Negligee Shirts
For the Season of 1904.

business negligee shirts have
been made on a broader scale than before.
shirts limit the possibilities
applied material and makeand
of perfection neggee shirt making
Every order by people with whom the
life Study We ourselves have been
for nearly and know pretty thoroughly You
will find kinds here-comoabe welhtng dressy
exceleny made.
word in regard to early choosing The begin
the stocks complete patterns and
fec-and be duplicated thus aordng
will
with shirt of the
OF the and coorings that to lead
be gained from mems window street
Main foo. + ST.
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Silk Petticoats.
A Special Value.

The dress fabrics this season make
necessary Silk Underskirt, and a
Silk Petticoat answers the purpose
admirably We offer new lot at a
special price, as follows:
Taffeta Silk Petticoats, good quail
ity, in black and all the leading col
ors, including blue, green and the
changeable effects, made with deep
accordion-plaited ruff1e and silk dust
ruff1e.
$3.50 Each.
Regular Price, $3.50.
Third foor Eleventh st.
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Amicably Settled.

The contested will case involving the es-
tate Of Annie E. 1. Andrews, deceased, was
settled amicably today a jury in the Pro-
bate Court, by consent of the parties to the
cause and by direction of Justice Wright,
returning verdict sustaining the will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-07

ones were IN attendance. and enjoyed thsn.
selves 20 the utmost With games ana music
s Mss Which p, ssss or. ne Tsss ssSk
presents. one being q handsome watch from
bis parents.
Lady william Pearce Rowland and her
daughter Miss Bessie Bethune OF Toronto.
Ont, who have been visiting Judge ana
Mrs. Silas Hare for week, have gone 70
Pinehurst
Miss Jane Hunt, daughter Of the late
Gen. Henry ]. Hunt. U. g. A. has gone to
Fort Reno, Okla, where she Ii the guest
Of her brother. Capt John Elliot Hunt ana
Mrs. Hunt.
Miss Alta A. West viii be at home IN,
formally, Wednesday evening" Sne Will
leave on the 18th OF this month ior NV s
Europe. where she will spend seVerai
months.
Miss Mary X. Wills has gone to New Or
leans on visit to her mother.
Mrs. Dorsey Mcpherson and Mrs. Wen-
dell NJ Whiting will not be at home tomor-
row. but will receive with Mrs. H. NJ.
Schooley. at 1905 Columbia road.
Mr.. George W, Davis and Miss Louise NJ.
Pruitt were quietly married Saturday even.
ing at the home Of the brides sister. MT.
e. F. Mahorney. 1907 9Th street northwest
In the presence Of a few immediate fr,enos
of the families of the contracting parties.
Rev. J. w. Steele was the officiating min
lister.
Mrs. Henry c. Ludlow. 1924 California ave-
nue.. entertained Stonewall jackson Chap
ter. u D. c., last Wednesday evening. Per-
sonal "reminiscences were given by some OF
the members and Mrs. Moore Murdock OF
Texas gave some valuable ideas on chill
dren's auxiharies.
Mr. and Mrs. Cuno H. Rudolph are at the
Majestic Hotel Hot Springs, Ark, for an
indefinite stay.
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MARRIED.

HUFFMAN-MOFFETT. At noon. March s. 1904
by the Rev. Stanley Billheimer, at the parson-
age of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of
Georgetown. Miss MYRTLE MAY MOFFETT
OF this city and Mr. WERNER LEE HUFFMAN
of Baltimore.
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Divorce Granted

Justice Anderson, in Equity Court No 1,
today signed a decree granting George NJ
Griffith divorce from Elizabeth Griffith
because of infidelty.
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At $500.

very handsome suit is Of imported light cloth
with a dash of green. made with short Jacket.
trimmed with pale green velvet buttons and green
braid shading from the most delicate hue to the
deepest shade; fiat collar of white broadcloth.
trimmed with braid and velvet the skirt has four
plated panels extending half way down and finish
with buttons; all Sizes
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Frank wayte and Harriet Taylor
William F. Brown and OKLA Martin, poth
of Culpeper county, Va.
william hunter johnson and Sara Wray
Stoupelli.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-07

An attractive walking costume is Of dark blue
cheviot trimmed with fiat silk braid and crochet
ornaments. The simple jacket finished with a
white Elton collar prettiy braided The correct hat
to be worn with this dress is of round shape sim
ply trimmed with crushed bows of ribbon and
smart gold buckle.
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At $1,000.

Cheviot Suits In black blue and brown, made
with fancy Elton blouse; the jacket is prettiy trim.
med with silk and braid and has blouse OF
brown silk the vest and collar formed of brown
silk with brown and white trimming; the sleeve Is
wide, with underpuf of silk; the skirt has
stitched silk to form yoke and panel effect in front;
all sizes.
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New Tail0r=F1ade Suits.

The Taor-made Suit the ideal for will doubtless
reach the zenith of popularity this
showing unusually large and choice collection OF
Taor-made Suits The styles elaborate dre TINS
and many effects and smart shapes evident
which than USUAL tend
light and they attractive The trimmings which
silk either match blend
tcay radically different shape and
those that just the ground predominant.
believe collection of Hgncass Taormade Suits
the styles and mater
make selection suit the individual taste
We mention dozen particularly attractive styles
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Spring Opening of
Art Pictures,
Pictures Frames
and holdings.

anQ WNOlQlIlgS.
: Our Art Salon on the fourth floor
is respondent with the New Pic
lures.
This Salon embraces five gal
leries, one leading into another
and each having its distinctive styles
of pictures. And in it the new
spring stock is displayed in its en-
tirety. All the latest subjects, many
new styles of frames, in odd and
novel treatments, are shown and the
collection as whole is artistic to a
degree not hitherto approached.
There are pictures suitable for
Parlor, Bed Room,
Hall, Nursery,
Library, School Room,
Dining Room, Club Room,
Den, Study, Dormitory, etc.
Special attention is directed to our
Picture Frame Dept.
A complete factory for making
picture frames to order right in the
building.
We employ only the very best OF
art mechanics and supply them with
the highest grade OF material, in
surfing not only beautiful workman
ship, but also strength and duraDil-
ity. Every order is executed in our
own work rooms, under our own
supervision, SO that we are able to
guarantee satisfaction in every de-
tail.
Between 600 and 300 holdings
are here to select from, including the
newest patterns. All work is fin
ished with reasonable dispatch. Fair
prices.
In addition to the above we carry
an immense stock of ready-made
frames, consisting of nearly 400
styles, that can be fitted to almost
any size picture.
We are also prepared to enlarge
photographs and make portraits 10
order in crayon, pastel, India ink
and water color, either from mega
tive or good photograph, and guar
antee the work in every instance.
We await your inspection Of The
new stock.
We have purchased several lots
Of pictures, which we offer at spe-
cial prices, as follows:
Lot of Facsimile Water Colors u5hx2o), In g.
inch gilt frames-landscape scenes and farming
subjects-special value
$I.o5 each.
Lot of Small Pictures from lfe in broad gold
FRANCISCAN excellent value.
$I.oo each.
Lot of Facsimile Water Colcrs, in broad gilt Or
namented frames-landscape scenes, marine views
and other excellent subjects.
75C. each.
Lot of Cclored Pictures monks, cardinals, land
scape scenes and IA variety of noted European sub
jects.
soc. each.
Lot of Small Pictures Bull Dog subjects, in
black frames, ornamented with strap and buckle.
5Oc. each.
Lot of New Toast Pictures, aluminium plates on
black frames-GbsoD's heads, figures, cupids and
other subjects.
soc. each.
Lot of Colored Pictures, in black ornamented
frames-Dutch Boys and Girls at their different
games
25c. each.
Lot of Colored Pictures, in black frames-Fal-
lowfeld Hunting subjects.
CSC. each.
Special attention is directed to an
entirely new line of Artistic Pic
lures, embracing a variety of excel
lent subjects, to sell up to $2.oo each.
Fourth hoor Tenth st.
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Junior T0ilettess

Misses street suits Of bsoadcloth, cheviot end
canvas are shown in ap colors and degrees of
smartness. Nobby blouses and Jackets are lined
with silk and trimmed with, braid and tailor
stitching. so3 $50
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At $4,000.

Pretty Novelty Cloth Suits. made with box
plated Elton, with pale blue broadcloth collar ant
vest braided with narrow white braid: between
plaits and shoulder seams the braided cloth is In
ser,ed: the vest and collar finished with oya
brass buttons: the skirt is Of the newest mod
els made with box plaits down each seam; al
sizes.
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California
Fruit Special.

We shall offer tomorrow Tuesday lot of choice
quality California Canned Fruits. of the "Colum-
bus Brand" which is well known to MANY OF
customers. These fruits are offered In assert.
ments as follows: Lenion-cling Peaches,
can Bartlett Pears, cans Green Gage Plums and
1 Aprieots making cans In all, at the special
price,
S1.OO.
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At $4,000.

Al p3O.OO.
Novelty Cloth Suits in pretty tan mixture.
made with short jacket-stratght dip front and
military cape, the front and neck being trimmed
with tan broadcloth and gilt braid; the skirt has
the killed effect below the knees; all Sizes.
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At $500.

An extremely pretty suit for young women is
very light novelty CLOTH made with twenty
seven-inch plated jacket, with kid belt to cor
respond with the shade of the velvet collar; this
Jacket has triple cape falling from the collar
nearly to the belt; the skirt is plated; all Sizes
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I
The sailor blouse withsthe wide picturesque col.
lar is perhaps more girlish and appropriate than
the waists showing the influence Of the long
shouldered effect. sss 1t
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a NJ
handsome imported evening wrap of heavy
white gros grain silk IS lavishF embellished with
Persian passementerie and full ruches Of lace
and chiffon. Soft ostrich feathers finish the
dropping collar, and the whole wrap Of three
quarter length is lined with lustrous white silk.
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AT $500.

AT $500.
Cheytot Suits In black and blue made with a
dainty shaped Elton stitched and faced with black
penu de sole silk; seven-gored skirt neatly trim
med with several rows Of stitching at top Of hem
all sizes.
AT $3.50.
Pretty Novelty Cloth Suits in light gray and
blue mixtures. made with straight front fitted
jacket, trimmed with fat collar and cuffs of stitch
ed silk edged with gray silk braid; gored SKIRT
with killed effect below knees; all Sizes
AT $3.50.
Light weight Cheviot Suits, in black blue and
brown, made with Elton Jacket, trimmed with
bands of stitched silk and vest of Persian trim
ming; crush silk girdle; seven-gored skirt, same
length all around; all sizes
AT $22.5o.
of novelty etamine in black, blue and brown. with
plated Eton jacket, and skirt neatly tucked at
each gore; all sizes.
AT $4,000.
Blind Chevot Suits in black, blue and brown
of a pretty novelty braid and brown velvet; skirt
trimmed in panel effect with braid and buttons
all sizes
AT $4,000.
A very stylish Blue Chevot Suit. made with
new Elton jacket, trimmed with military braid
making entire military effect; gored skirt. with
full fare trimmed with military braid; all sizes.
AT $4,000.
Homespun Suits. in several pretty shades of
light gray made with perfectly tailored straight
front fitted jacket lined with light gray tafeta
Blk; plain skirt, with flare below the knees; all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-07

A handsome satin Marseilles bedspread has an
attraction to recommend IL other than its OWE
beautiful design. The corners are cleverly cut In
new practical way to permit Of the smooth hang
ing Of the fringed edges without the usual IN
slightly buses caused by the tucking in of the ends
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-07

For an evening gown for young girl nothing
can be prettier than the one now on exhibition.
The accordion plated skirt of organdie is edged
with narrow Valenciennes lace. while the dainty
little waist is simply trimmed with the same fine
edgng, which also finishes the soft bertha.
gracefully knotted sash Of white ribbon is folded
softly around the waist and the ENDS are twisted
loosely in the way.
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Hand painted
Shirt Waist Sets.

fand-painted shirt Waist Sets bid fair to be
very popular this spring and summer being a
novelty entirely away from those of metal We
show Them In various sizes, round and oval shape,
IN sets Of three and five, painted by Paul Putzki
OF Washington.
$I.5o to SAYS a set.
Main floor, Eleventh e.
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At $500.
AT $4,000.


very stylish Blue Cheviot Suit. made with
new Elton jacket, trimmed with military braid,
making entire military effect; gored skirt. with
full fare, trimmed with military braid; all sizes
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cleverly combined gown is of soft tan voile
frightened with touches Of delicate apple green
The skirt Is trimmed with deep folds Of the self
colored material. and the stylish blouse is opened
over deep fitted girdle OF green. which also I'm
ishes the vest and sleeves A facing of heavy
lace wells the green vest folds, in which sug
gestion Of cleaning gilt appears.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-07

Sterling Silver Book Marks (beart anchor ant
erossJ attached TO white and purple ribbon.
CSC. to SI.25 each.
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new white petticoat Of sheer Persian lawn il
adorned with circular founee rufled
foundation and is edged and embroidered with
hand-work OF such elaborate design as to suggest
an impossible price for the garment. To the con-
trary, however, the figure is only reasonable
charge and>is quite within reach.
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Easter Novelties
I'm Sterling Silver.

Nothing is more serviceable or
appreciated than piece of Jewelry
as gift. Odd and unique designs
OF Sterling Silver are always appro-
pirate. We are constantly receiv-
ing novelties OF this character. AS
a few specials for Easter we men,
ton the following:
Sterling silver Belt Pins, French gray finish, In
fancy heads. floral and scroll designs.
Sis to $500 each.
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Sterling Silver Brooches. French gray finish, In
fancy heads, heart shape and floral effects.
soc. to $I.75 each.
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AT $1,000.

~
Homespun Suits, in several pretty shades of
light gray made with perfectly tailored straight
front fitted jacket lined with light gray tafeta
BLK; plain skirt, with fare below the knees; all
elzes
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Sterling Silver Cuff and Collar Pins (sets OF
three, bar shape. mounted with rhinestones
S2.2S a set.
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A novelty in shirt yeistipgs is printed satin
damask over whose silky underweave are scattered
delicate designs in black and In blue.
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Bewitching little girdIes OF dainty satin ribbon
are worn with the eiabSfatS degligees and some
evening gowns. They give q soft, plant grace to
slender figure which To- 90 desirable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-07

Cheviot Suits In black and blue. made with a
dainty shaped Elton, stitched and faced with black
penu de sole silk; seven-gored skirt neatly trim
med with several Of stitching at top of hem;
all sizes.
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whisper that the girls the other side are
tying their bouquets wttR HACK velvet ribbon has
resulted In the sudden demand for whole rolls of
1t. bunch Of Americas beauties or dainty Mar
guerites might be loosely tied with the loyeliest
effect imaginable. s.s.,s,sa., I,
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Miss Jane Hunt, daughter OF the late
Gen. Henry ]. Hunt, u 8. A. has gone to
Fort Reno, Okla, where she il the guest
of her brother. Capt John Elliot Hunt, and
Mrs. Hunt
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An imported suit Of brown novelty cloth
through which a thread Of white embodies
the long shouldered effect with the practical mod
ern style The graceful silk lined skirt is gener-
ously full and finished with tucked seams and braid
The smart Eton blouse is trimmed with Persian
braid and is finished with a deep Persian girdle
Frills of creamy lace appear the vest and
sleeves. down over which the long shoulder lines
droop effectively.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-07

pretty school dress Is of blue serge with
simple tucked skirt, the waist being trimmed with
cuffs and yoke Of white covered with rows Of
fine black braid.