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Wednesday, December 6. zoos
COLD WEATHER FASHIONS.
Fabrics That Exclude wintry Blasts
and skins That Harbor warmth.

Now Is the hour of the boa and the
fancy neck piece of fur, and as one
sees the display of such articles one
wonders why women cannot wear them
forever, they are so pretty and SO COM
Portable looking.
There are what are called "throws,"
with big pillow muffs to match. These
throws nearly all have the rounded
stole effects are seen in all sorts of the
closer furs, while the deep fiued ones
are made into immensely long and
fluffy boas. Bear and some Of the finest
for these. Royal ermine neck throws,
with pillow or princess muffs, are ex-
tremely handsome and particularly
adapted to the young. Black lynx Is
rich and very becoming. Caracal sets
are much liked by those of quiet taste.
In cravats, which are considerably
smaller than the throws, are ermine,
mink, chinchilla, Persian lamb, skunk
or Alaska sable, pine marten and many
others. Seal is rarely seen In these
smaller garments because 1t Is SO very
expensive this year. For children and
ordinary use there are dozens of less
expensive furs, but they are SO we'll
prepared that it Is difficult to trace the
relationship to poor tabby or Fido.
Many long coats of broadcloth, crave
nette and other wooden materials are
lined with squirrel, with collars of
mink and either a muff or deep cuffs
of 1t. But the long and large boas of
black bear and ignoble but beautiful
skunk are the SWEETEST of them all.
, 1905-12-06
A DINING ROOM.

colonial old rose. The furniture is
made of very light mahogany. The
carpet is II deeper shade of rose. No
tice particularly the Chippendale side
board. 1t is very beautiful and ad
mirably suited to such a room. The
shape of the dining room table is also
worthy of notice.
II. DE La BAUME.
, 1905-12-06

cular skirt. A few skirts have side
insets of plated goods set about half
way down. They are pretty, but the
mode will not last long, for the trend
is decidedly in favor Of the full gath
cred skirt. Every possible kind of
coat Is seer In the new output, but a
very dressy one is shown in the illus
t%ration, and it Is n happy medium.
The coat opens over a plain self vest
, 1905-12-06
DINING

Tapestries For Large Ones and White
Woodwork For Small Ones.
The vogue of tapestry just at present
is very great, but 1t can only be used
In rooms of a certain size and where
there is plenty of light.
Just at present there Is a fad for hav-
ing white woodwork In small dining
rooms, and the illustration presents
that idea.
The entire woodwork is white, the
panels being In a delicate shade of
, 1905-12-06
For Visits and Shopping.

A fine tailored suit is shown for wis.,
iting or carriage wear and is made of
oyster gray ~broadcloth of a light but
exceptionally fine quality. The skirt is
very ample and is gathered at the top,
falling therefrom In full folds. Skirts
vary SO much this season that n can
scarcely say that this or that n Is
more fashionable than another. Prob
ably the twenty gore is the best liked
by those to whom the purchase of a
new gown Is a small affair, but such a
dress cannot be made over, and most
of us wish to have something that can
be utilized for second best. After the
many gored skirt m the plated
one, with the plaits arranged like pan
els or just halfway down over the cir
, 1905-12-06

WILDWOOD, n. j., WEDf
AMONG THE CHURCHES
NEXT SABBATH DAYS OBSERVANCE
SUNDAYS SERVICES AT THE
CHURCHES, ALL OF WHICH
EXTEND A HEARTY WELL
COME TO VISITORS.
HOLLYWOOD M. Z. CHURCH
Corner Roberts and Pacific Avenues.
Rev. Stanley N. Clark, Pastor.
Preaching by the pastor at 1920.
Sunday-school, 2.30.
Sunday evening service at 7.3O
O'Clock, preceded by a song service.
Prayer Meeting Wed. Ev'g, 7.30.
Seats free. All are welcome.
ANdLESEA NJ. Z. CHURCH
Rev. Stanley N. Clark, Pastor.
Sunday school, 200 p. M.
Preaching by the Pastor, 800.
All are welcome.
WILDWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH
Pine enu west of Pacific. Services:
Morning, 11.00 a. M, Sunday school
2.30 p. M, Song service, 7.45 p. m.
Evening, 500 p. N. Prayer meeting,
Thursday evening, 500. A Hearty
welcome extended to visitors. Sup
ported by voluntary contributions.
Rev. J. w. Riddle, acting pastor.
ANGLESEA BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. Levanus Myers, Pastor.
Preaching every Sunday evening at
7.30.
Sunday school at 2.3O p. m.
Prayer meetings Wednesday even
ings at 7.30.
ST. SIMEON 'S-BY-THE-SEA PROTESTANT
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Corner Pacific and Maple avenues,
Wildwood, N. J.
Services as follows: Holy commun-
ion at 7.30 a. N. Morning service and
sermon at 1890. Evening service and
sermon at 7.30. Sunday school, 2.3O.
Weekday service as announced. Rev.
Samuel Ward, B. d., rector, residence,
III Maple avenu
ST. AIMS ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH
st. AIMS Roman Catholic Church on
the corner of Garfield and Pacific
Aves., Holly Beach, N. J. Mass on
Sundays at 6 and 10, O'Clock a. M. Sun
day-school at 2 o'clock. Mass on week
days at 7.30 am. Rev. Father Ma
roney, Rector.
HOLLY BEACH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Corner Pacific and Burke avenue,
Holly Beach.
Services every Sunday preaching by
the pastor, at 1920. Sunday-School at
2.30. Preaching by the pastor 1901
Rev. Walter Bennett, acting pastor
Prayer meeting every Wednesday
evening, at 7.30 O'Clock.
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PROVIDENCE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Holly Beach ave., below Leaning,
Holly Beach.
Rev. E. A. Mitchell, pastor in charge.
Service on the Lords Day:
Preaching 1920 I'm. and 7.30 pm.
Children's Service, $50 pm.
WILDWOOD LUTHERAN CHURCH
Wildwood Borough Hall.
Rev. w. j. Nelson, pastor in charge.
Evening service 7.30 p. M.
Sunday-school 2.30.
A cordial invitation extended to all.
Pennsylvania Railroad.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-02
"HAPPYLAND."

Another OF Bostons playhouses. the
Boston theatre. opens its doors for the
dramatic season OF 1886 Sept 2 II
will be the fifth season for Mr. Lawrence
McCarty as lessee and manager and. al,
usual, he is prepared 10 guarantee list
OF entertainments which shall conform
strictly 10 his approved policy OF high
est class attractions at fair prices A"
Among the seasons attractions will be
several OF the latest London Paris and
New York successes, including that ia
nous musical comedy. "Fantana." which
for year and a halr or more has been
doing record-breaking business at the
Lyric theatre in New York
Theatrical patrons have taken most
kindly 10 all OF the Messrs Shubert pro-
daetions, including the last seasons fav-
orite, The Earl and the Girl" which, IL
will be remembered. had an eight weeks
run. and that during the heated term at
the Boston theatre. For next season
Manager McCarty will introduce. in addi-
tion 10 "Fantana.' other OF the Shubert
productions and will open the big play
house with their latest star Offering De-
koyen and Rsnkens new comic opera
"Happyland
The plot OF this piece deals with certain
phases OF life in the mythical kingdom OF
Elysla. IL IL IN TWO acts. the scenes OF
which are laid In the courtyard OF the Inn
perial palace OF Elysia and the Elysian
fields De Wolf Hopper, who has the
star part. will be seen I'm the comic role
OF Ecstaticus. King % Elysia He will
have for associates. among others. George
Fro hing~anl. John Dunsmuir. William
Danforth. Marguerite Clark and Ada
Deaves. Mr.. Danforths character part
is that Of Atimus. King OF Atruris Mr.
Frothngham's that OF Pedro. a servant
TO n crown prince; Mr.. Dunsmurs that
or a captain OF the Elysian Hussars; Miss
Clark's that of the daughter OF Ecstati-
Gus, and Miss Deaves' that OF a lady OF
Altruria.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-02
WESTMINSTER THEATRE.

The Blue Ribbon Girls will he the at
traction for the week al The Westminster
theatre, commencing Monday next. and
will afford tho patrons an entertainments
IN which all tho essential features OF bur
lesque abound. though marked by several
now departures calculated 20 prove an
agreeable surprise The idea IL 10 pro-
vide FUN. and this is furnished I'm suit
a3le installmcnts. As Is customary with
this company, neither pains nor expense
nave been spared In staging and costum-
ing the show in such manner as 10
put u I'm the front rank Of burlesquc COM
panies.
Originality H. the keynote Of success Of
the Blue Ribbon Girls The members
OF the company have been carefully Sc
lected the men for their versatility and
ready wit and the ladies for their beauty
and accomplishments The company will
present two new burlcsQues that are
teemng with hits and choice songs, some
OF which were especially written for this
company. The first part is called From
the Laundry to the Staget" to conclude
with "Bugvile Asylum" written by Mr.
Ezra Matthews. Stella Gilmore. who was
such a fayorite last season will have
one OF the leading feminine roles. while
Miss Harrington will be the leading mem
ber In all the musical numbers and will
sing one OF Richard r. Hyde's latest song
hits. Just Imagination"
The vaudeville olio will include a num-
Der OF the best specialties OF the year.
The Sidonias. creators OF hearty laughs
Gilday and Fox. in the original act. The
Hebrew Trainer and the Jockey" Morton
and Diamond. I'm their One-act farce. MY
Brothers Reception" Cunningham and
COveney, knOcka bout comedians and
dancers, the Austins, tamborine spinners
and jugglers. Ezra Matthews. brother
OF Sherrie Matthews. OF Matthews and
Buger fame, will be one OF the principal
fun makers.
The following attraction will be the
Majestics
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-02
EMPIRE THEATRE.

one OF the most pleasant events OF the
Empire theatre season is the appearance
OF Miss Lotte Williams. the bright.
magnetic little star so well known and
liked I'm her play. only a Shop Girl" in
which she has appeared at the Empire
for the last two seasons. Next week be-
ginning with a Labor day matinee Mon
day afternoon. the popular little come
dlenne Is 20 be seen for the first time
here I'm her new play, MY Tomboy Girl %
which is declared by critics TO be even
better than the one I'm which Miss Will
liams has made such a reputation. My
Tomboy Girl" was written by Charles ~
Rlaney. author OF Across the Pacific"
and other successes, and is musical.
spectacular comedy drama. with a num-
ber of specialties and musical effects, and
showing Miss Williams in boys dress
a most attractive picture
II Is said that the author has put
plenty OF fresh ideas and valuable
material in this production. So far az
the plot is concerned IL bears every evil
dence OF good judgment in the matter Of
dramatic interest. While several types
OF characters new to the stage are intro
duced with realistic effects. the story
treats Of different phases of love and hate.
10Y and sorrow. vice ana virtue.
schemng lover. a villainous outlaw,
faithful negro the stern old uncle.
fresh nswsboy. dude, fly cop, Ger
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-02
The THEATRES

upon the stage In other sections of the
country. OF the players who grew to be
such favorites with the Providence audi
enCes during last season who have been
retained are Miss Viola Burton and MISS
Katherine he Barry. and Messrs. Al
Roberts. John Heron MILLER and Kenneth
Bisbee. while the new artists Included ln
the roster OF the aggregation are MISS
Eugene Hayden. the new leading woman,
Miss Alice irving. the Juvenile woman.
Frank r.. Jamison, who will have me ln-
personating OF the "old men parts, Hhr-
mon B. MacGrcgor light comedian and
James j. Ryan. who may he seen To good
advantage AS Israel Cohen. I'm the cur
rent attraction. Such "A combination OF
talented artists. together with the fresh
and pretty decorative scheme OF the the
atre and it's improved seating facilities.
with the continued scale OF popular prices,
would seem TO assure a most prosperous
season for the company who are well ca
pabe OF keeping the productions ip 10
the standard set by last seasons com
pany which won for Il such unqualified
praise
Men and Women was first produced
about thirteen years ago In Proctor's 23d
street theatre in New York city. when
that playhouse was under the manage
ment OF Charles Frohman. and the origin
al cast included such well known stage
favorites as Frederic dc Belleville; G. Les
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-02
VETS AND SHRINERS
Former OF 10 Denver, Latter Leave on Trip
10 Keystone State.

The passenger list OF the steamer Ply
mouth for New York. last evening. had
two merry parties one being the Rhode
Island delegation TO the National En-
campment OF the Grand Army OF the Re
public whose annual sessions open at
Denver. Tuesday next. The delegates OF
the various posts and corps, with mem
bers OF their families numbered fully 50
and they hope TO reach Chicago 10y noon
tomorrow. After a four hours stop i'm the
Windy city for dinner and "a drive the
Journey will be resumed and Denver will
be reached. providing the train is on
time at g. m. Monday. The next four
days will be spent I'm attendance on the
National Encampment
on Saturday next the return from Den
yer will be started and the party will
journey as far as Colorado Springs,
where they will have Saturday. Sunday
and Monday AT 7:3O Monday night the
trip home will be continued and with the
exception OF one or two side trips on the
way will come direct to New York From
that city the route will be By water. ar
rivins back In this city AT $50 SATURDAY
morning, Sept is. and making round
two weeks trip
The other was tho Shriuers party COM
prising Calvary Commanderv. No 13.
knights Templar. on the annual pilgrim.
age 10 the Middle states. its destination
being Maunch Chunk and Glen Summit
Springs In Pennsylvania In the party
were about S. n1ehers of the comma nderv.
with their wives and families and tho
trip upon which they started is intended
20 last until next Tuesday when they
will return to this city about $50 O'Clock
I'm the afternoon
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-02

seen I'm Providence Men and Women" st.
self is not strange To local theatreEocrs.
but has not been PRODUCED hero Zoe sever
al wears.
The play when produced was peculiarly
applicable 10 methods then I'm vogue In
Wall street showing come of tho results
of speculation In that great financial
mart. and Is as typical Of conditions there
in the present day as when the play was
first seen on the stage
The plot ~ the story is based upon the
loaning BY william Prescott. the cashier
Of the Jefferson National bank OF New
York city. of large amount Of valuable
securities which belong 90 his bank 60 a
broker friend who Is financially embar-
rasscd through speculation in Wall street
The broker commits suicide after losing
the securities I'm tho speculation pell nell
for money in "the street" and a panic I'm
Wall street causes a run upon the bank
and then the loss of the securities Is dis
covered and sIsplciOn attaches to Ed
ward Seab4ry. assistant cashier az the
bank who Is known go have done some
successful speculation owing GO the fact
that he is I'm love with Agnes Rodman.
daughter ~ Governor Rodman ~ Arizo-
ma. Prescott does not make public his
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-02
WANT MONEY BACK
Western Plaintiffs Bring Suit Against Nau-
ttal Preparatory School.

The troubles OF the Nautical Prepara-
tory school continue TO multiply. and the
latest litigation comes I'm the form OF a
suit entered in the appellate court at
Rochester. y. Y. in behalf OF J. Gardner
and Ellen RsleN Haines Of Omaha, Neb.
The nominal plaintiff. however. Is Adel-
bert n. Risley Of Rochester. ana ne names
as defendants the following officers OF
the Nautical Preparatory school: Presi-
dent Lieut.. Com. G. y. Harrow, T.. s y i,
vice president and general manager.
George ~ Eisvald. secretary. Charles II
Rowland. directors. Rear Admiral s r
Luce L. s. y: l.. G. Weir. president or
the Adams Express company, New York
S NJ FELTON, president OF the Chicago
and Alton railroad. Chicago; r. NJ
Thompson iS Exchange place. New York
william f. King. 4l0 Broadway. New
York. and Rev. Charles A Dlckey presl-
dent OF the Presbyterian hospital. Phila-
delphia.
II is a eyed in the suit that Mr. and
Mrs Haines paid $3.50 I'm 1904 when their
son was enrolled as one ~ the pupils and
sent to this city to start with tho other
boys on the cruise Of the Pennsylvania
The cruise was but short lived and quick
ly proved 20 be a failure.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-02
KEITH'S THEATRE.

The regular fall and winter season OF
continuous high-class vaudeville will be
inaugurated at Keith's next week. and II
the opening weeks program is a sample
OF what the new season will offer there
Is no reason why II should not ne highly
successful season. Vaudeville lovers will
find much TO please them upon the first
bill Of the season, which is notable not
only for its strength, but for the number
OF headline attractions and the numoer OF
new acts offered
Olive May and John W Albaugh Jr
both clever legitimate recruits. formerly
of the Frohman forces, will make their
first Providence vaudeville appearance.
Patrons of the legitimate drama will re-
member Miss Mays charming portrayal
in the role or Bonita. the lead in
Arizona" few seasons ago, and Mr.
Albaugh son OF a famous father OF the
same name. was last seen I'm Providence
last spring with Mrs. LeMoyne I'm THE
Blot on the 'Scutcheon. They will pre-
sent n merry little playlet OF the 18TH cen
tury, called Lady Betty's Highway
man. by Justin Huntley Mccarthy.
author of The Proud Prince" "If Were
King and other big successes.
A pretty high-class musical act. which
has aroused much enthusiasm everywhere
Il has been given. is that OF Ye Colonial
Septette. who give a quaint and novel act
called AN Ode Tyne Halloween" This
act embraces some excellent musical sv-
lections upon various instruments ny
three pretty young women and four young
men. II is beautifully costumed and has
special elaborate scenery. being staged
with a.. the care usually expended upon
big musical comedy productions
An entertainer who IS sure OF a rous-
ing welcome is that popular funmaker
George Monroe, who for years has been
known In every corner OF the country as
''My Aunt Bridget" because OF his in
imitable chara cterization or an Irish
Biddy. Mr. Monroe's unctuoGs personality
will hnd an ample outlet IN a mono,ogue
OF songs stories. etc. in his famous
Aunt Bridget makeup and character
Blocksom and Burns will give an act in
which lively acrobatics and truly funny
comedy are combined, and Walter c.
Kelly will appear In an entertaining anu
original monologue "A Virginia Judge"
in which he tells I'm a laughable manner
, 5f the different characters who appear In
a morning session In a little court in Vir-
ginia.
wormwoods dogs and monkeys will
entertain young and old with their anus
ing antics. and Smrl and Kessncr. agile
acrobats and dancers, will give their act.
THE Bell Boy and the Waiting Maid"
Mrzl Won Wenzl. the Tyrolean warbler.
recently arrived from Europe will be
feature OF the bill. as Will he the Delmar
Trio, who will show some new acrobatic
and barrel jumping stunts. and others or
the bill will be All Holt. initator Jack
and Bertha Rich. singers and dancers:
Lorvette. magician: Barr and Evans. in
n comedy sketch. and tho Keith motion
pictures. which will show laughahle
picture OF an automobile hunt depicting
the various funny accidents which hap
pen 70 the automobile in the long chase.
As Is usual during the vaudeville season
the performance will begin at 1880 ana
will be continuous until 10 80 y. m.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-02

man count, and a little waif Of five years
Of age
These are tho leading characters that
have much 10 do with the formation of
the plot and the unravelling thereof Dur
ing the action OF the play the whole
gamut of human emotion Is depicted and
PLAYED uron In 90 thrilling and sklllful
manner as 30 suggest the familiar and
effective style OF Charles Dickens. the
celebrated English author Miss r,ottie
Williams. in the dual role of Josie and
Captain Charlie. has ARMY established
herself IN the good graces Of local
theatregoers
The play is splendidly mounted and
scencally. IS the most costly on the road
10 ls IN four acts ana II scenes. One OF
the scenes shows the exterior OF the
Twonty-thir1 street ferry and another
tho Interior OF the Waldorf-Astoria hotel
in New YORK The old plantation. the
bandits cave. the TOOmbs court and the
reyelry moonlight with a half nun
dr,d people on the stage at once alto
gethrr make magnificent pictures. 10 IL
story and play that appeals 10 every
man and woman The large cast IN
clude. besides M'ss Williams. Tho follow
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-02
WARREN.

The oyster season commenced yester-
day and the planters along Warren river
expect 10 have good crop during the
winter as "A result OF tho favorable
weather experienced during the summer.
The temperature could not nave been
more suitable 10 the healthy growth OF
the bivalves. There is a sentiment among
the dealers that more powerful boats
should be used. so as TO break channels
through ice a foot thick and land few
at the opening sheds I'm the winter The
following arc some Of the firms that are
engaged I'm the oyster business along
Warren river. and all own one or more
boats OF the power style: Capt. Frank w.
Smith, Capt John Smith Joseph Good
speed a. Co, George w Greene.
Buckingham 4 Co. Blount & BlounL
Edward Brown Walter r. Rose and 7. II.
Connolly II is estimated that nearly
poo men find profitable employment dur;us
the winter months at the various oyster
houses.
Warren lodge. New England order OF
Workmen, met at odd Fellows ball last
night. a large number OF members were
present and the evening was devoted 90 a
business session and social season.
The senior class of the Warren high
school 1906 are making arrangements tor
a sale and social on the lawn ~ the high
school building on Liberty street. The
date has been fixed for Tuesday. Sept. y
and cake. candy ice cream and fancy ar
ticles will be on sale. The proceeds or
the affair viii be used 90 help defray the
graduating expenses OF the class
The quartet choir OF the Baptist churcn
held their regular weekly rehearsal I'm the
church last night under the direction OF
the organist.
The preparations for the lawn fete ~ St
Mary's church on Monday next are prac-
tically completed, and with a pleasant day
The affair is sure 10 prove q great sue
cess. both financially and otherwise.
Music for dancing will be furnished ny
the National band orchestra
The annual illumination and boat pa
rade a tho two summer resorts npar
Warren. Tousset and ocean Grove. wifi
ne held tonight. and the cottagers are
putting forth every effort TO make this
years celebration notable one Last
planned 10 make this seasons excel u
I'm every way
Labor day will be observed in tho usual
manner here The factories. banks
offices and other public buildings will be
closed throughout the day No Labor
day parade Is TO be- held here, and the
only affair OF interest l. the lawn fete
OF St Marys church on the institute
grounds
Services Will be- held as usual at the
various local churches tomorrow 10
being the first sunday IN the month com
munion services will he observed at the
dineren, churches