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NOR sALK OR RENT-GOOD WILL, STOCK
II and fixtures oi grocery store. west side
Established for 25 years COOL reasons TOT SELF
ing Address io,Eycry Evening once.
NTAIED HOMER TIGEoNs FOR sALE.
ul isn24et Apply 2ll NAshlNolON ~.
NOR sArE-A hAkGAIN IF SOLD Al oNcE,
severed lot isx75. DELAWARE TRUST CO.
ian26st No. East Ninth street.
TNCR SALE OR RENl-A NlCk CHICKEN
II farm 81 acres southern exposure. bargain.
ian26-St Apply TO Gko. G. MARls a son.
TUXEDO SUITS FOR SALE AND FOR. HIRE
NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE. tQi
Market Street, Max kphraim' Prop. jau2--lm
T1Ok SALE OR REN1-HOUsE AND STABLE
Il with all city improvements house heated
with hot water IS rooms and bath. Apply
jan25-6t ei53 PENNsllNANIA AYR
~ you WANT A START AND WITH YOUR
! troubles part, let me point out the way The
only way Is TO consult Mckvilly, kenl Estate,
Mortgage and Insurance Broker. He sells and
buys everything saleahle In the line OF real
estate. business aud Insurance ] am the only
member IA Delaware Of the Central Association
Of Real Estate Collection and Loan brokers
This association Is CrgnuiIcd in uN parts OF the
United states and several iofeign countries and
IFS aim is cooperation and mutual assistance.
Its members sell and uuy inr clients I'm any sec
tion OF the lulicd states or elsewhere Whife
they desire TO sell or locate. - client wishes
to sen or buy he has one thousand chances
20 one as the association has a member nip OF
over one thousand members who are always IN
] touch with one another NO hAlhA CHARGE.
For salc-hakcries, coal yards dry goods stores
] groceries. snloons country hotels. meat markets
/ leases, cigar Hnd news stands. manulncturna
plants. farms, houses. Also. lots IN eil parts u
/ Inc country. on easy terms. / have clients who
wish 10 tuy your proueriy OF business. louri
/ might suit them. Send me a description %
/ property or business and lowest puce canno
supply the demand. Money 10 loan on mort
I gagcs, reuts collected, estates managed. sci
| FIRE life, accident, health and ulaie giass insur
| ance. None but lest companies represented
/ No charge for advice or trouble Lists maict
on application. a. y AClNllLA,
623 West Fourth St., Wilmington, Del
Del. Phone 293i. d. q A. aOfD. janleu
NOR sALH-FIsH AND OYSTER sIORf
Il reason for selling, owner leaving city
| decl2-tf s35 KING STREET
NOR sALk-THREE STORY BRICK DWELL
| II ing: lot N.6xl92. near Twelfth and Marke
l streets. exceptionally low price. Apply
ianelm JOHN CRAIG, 92l Market Street
HORsEs-FOR SALE AT CENTRAL BOARI
i ing and Livery Stable. roadsters, eaddlei
/ ami general purpose horses.
sO4 WksI ELEVENTH ST., Wilmington, Del.
nov22-u D. q q. Phone oSfA. Delmarvia 27f
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{ IN . ,si,li 4 ON torNlRN WANTS POSITION AS
sooa re erence. Y O, Every Evenlne once 'se s,i
w .Aeeitt,D-Bl All ,-B rlGH SCHOOL slunlNr.
SotA ior saturday ana alter school
lan2s-li Address y 8, lvery Evenine ONCE
w All hD-Bf YOUNG CHRIsIAN GIN
* HeNAn, position OF rust Good business
Adde'S ~, livery fyenine Ofce.
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~ VITA noiough knowledge of on.truction
.e,,s- s,. address -, rvery Evening Office
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EOR sALE-WlLL Rf SOLD cHFAP. lot
Il oi ground on west side of Lombard street be
Meen Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. size OF lot
toiaoe leeL suitable for dwelling or manu-
i"Ni"fiis purposes. No reasonable uher refused.
JAMES 49, OBhRlN.
lhn-3lt s3S Market street.
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DUBLIC sALE-AT KLAIR & ROLLlNGs-
NORTH's BAZAAR, gO8 West Eighth Street,
Wilmington, Del, on WEnN k6nAA. JANUARY
3isL, at ] O'Clock, sharp. so horsas OF all kinds
Lot OF wagons harness and blankets.
knter your horses az once We look for good
sale. kLAIh & HOlLINGsN ORTIZ.
jan25-fts 30s West Eighth IT,. Wilmington.
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w ANIED-lOuNG MAN AS BILL CLtkK.
Must be quick and accurate. Arpiv bg
letter only. anu state aye
sfkAkMAN SUPPLY AND PIPE co..
l"H@tN M Market street
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NOR sALE OR RENT-GOOD WILL, STOCK
II and fixtures Of grocery store. west side
Established for IS years cool reasons for sell
ing. Address y io,Eyery Evening once.
ianl7-3t3
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for Bent.

NOR KENr-ONE MGR FRONT ROOM TO
II man auu wife, or two mon. WITH use of hath.
janlo3t a0't KING STREET.
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Assets over three million dollars.
Holbrook argus., 1906-08-25
To The Republicans of Navajo
 County, Arizona

The Republican County Gen. tral Committee is hereby ordered to meet at the office of the Chair man in the town of Holbrook on the 1st day of September 1906 at 10 o'clock a. m. to select 7 (seven) delegates to the Territor- ial Republican Convention to be held at Bisbee on the 9th day of September 1906, and to attend to such other business as may come before the committee.
 All Republicans of the county desiring to participate in the counsels of the committet are urged to be present. F. M. ZUCK,
 Chairman H. F. Bushman
 Secretary.
Holbrook argus., 1906-08-25

John Conner and Andy Boyer have been out to the old Perkins ranch on the La Rieux wash this week setting up q wind mill for H. J. Ramer.
 The Board of Equalization convened Monday to listen to the kicks of the taxpayers. Ev- cry kicker was gwen a hearing and m most cases a settlement was easily reached. In the case of the Aztec Land & Cattle Co.,. and the Railroad companies re- garding their lands upon which the board has doubled the valu- ation placing it at 40 cents an acre no settlement was reached and it appears the railroad will refuse to pay their regular tax of f$175 per mile on the road.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. A. Buck were in after supplies yesterday.
 Geo. Marquett, a government sheep inspector, who has had charge of the Silver Creek vats, passed through here the fore part of the week on his way to Albuquerque. Mir. Marquett superintended the dipping of nearly 175, ,OOO sheep and speak ing about the plant he says it is one of the finest in the west.
 E. H. Carson. q special agent of the land department, has just returned from Springerville whi- ther he had been to put stop to the cutting of timber on the public lands.
 B. F. Shade who has had charge of one of Ben Crosby's railroad grading outfits arrived here this week on his way home to Spring erville.
Holbrook argus., 1906-08-25
WinsIow Skating Rink CHISHOLM & SOWERS
 PROPRIETORS

We have recently opened a roller skating rink in Winslow and up- on the arrival of a fine maple floor we will have the best resort of the kind bet ween Albuquerque and Los Angeles. When visiting in Winslow give US q call.
Holbrook argus., 1906-08-25
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

LO(AL ANU FEkSOlNAk.
 Kenneth M. Jackson and F. M. Zuck spent Saturday in Flagstaff. They returned Saturday night and Mir. Jack son returned to Show Low Sunday.
 C. w. Grouse returned to Whiteriver Wednesday from a trip to the Grand Canyon.
 Mir. Jesse E. Flanders special officer for the Indian Department was here this week and went to Ft. Apache.
 Capt, Henry Warren was up from the Headquarter Ranch Wednesday.
 w. L. Burton. travelling sales man for Simmons Hardware Co.,, visited the merchants here Tuesday.
 Dr. Hess returned Wednesday from a business trip to Phoenix.
 Bud Howell of Pinto is here shaking hands with the boys this week.
 w. B. Woods has just received a letter from Sergt. Fred Keiber who is now stationed at Skag- way, Alaska. Mr. Keiber says in all his travels he never saw any place he liked as well as Holbrook, and when he comes out of the north he intends pay ing the old town a visit. le sends best regards to all the old timers.
 George Sharp and Harry Hershey have gone to the Canyon Creek ranch to put up hay.
 Mir. B. F. Maloy of Carizo was here Tuesday purchasing supplies.
 John Ramsey was here this week assisting Smith & Smith in hauling tourists to the Petre6ed Forest.
 Mir. ]. s. Candelario, a promi- nent courio dealer of Santa Fe, N. M. was here Friday purchas- ing courios oflocal dealers.
 w. l.. Booth, the well known representative of the Knollen Booth Sheep Commission Go. of Kansas City, arrived here yesterday to look after the interests of his company. To The Republicans of Navajo
 County, Arizona
 The Republican County Gen.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-09

Hogan, of North Carolina Misses Sarah
Kemper Loula SmOct, Mamie AgneW,
Mary Carlin, Anita Robins, Murphy, and
Lambert. of Staunton, Va.
Mrs. Arthur snowden was the hostess
OF the Thursday Euehre Club on Thurs
day afternoon at her residence on King
street The prize was won by Mrs. VIII
liam J. Boothe, jr. Mrs. Snowden's guests
were Mesdanes Marshall Jones, Carroll
Ashby. William ]. Boothe, Henry r. ROD
| ertson, G. Emmett Dunn, James Reid, VIII
liam B. Smoot, ard George Uhler.
Mr. Robert Edward Duvall and Miss
Bessie Virginia Weldon were very quiet
ly married at the residence of the bride S
aunt. Mrs Annie z. Payne, corner OF
Columbus and Oronoco streets, on Tues
day evening at O'Clock. The ceremony
was performed by Elder Norton, Prim-
five Baptist minister, In the presence OF
only the immediate family. The bride
gown was white crepe de chine over
taffeta. and she carried La France roses
Mr.. and Mrs. Duvall left for New YORK
via Norfolk They will make their fu-
ture home in this city after December 70.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Uhler very de-
| lightfulgy entertained the wednesday
Evening Euchre Club at their residence,
on Cameron street on Wednesday even
/ ing. This was the first meeting Of the club
this season. and was a most enjoyable
affair. Those present were Mesdames
George s. French, Carrie Ashby, William
/ J. Boothe, jr., Gardner Boothe, Henry L.
/ Robertson. Louis Barley. Clarence Lead
beater Louis, S Scott. William B. Dain-
gerfeld Robert Fuller. Marshall Jones.
and James Reid, Misses Mary Lloyd,
| Carrie Wise. and LoUia SmOOt. Messrs.
| Bromback. W. w. Smith Carroll Ashby,
| George S French, Henry F. Robertson.
William J. Boothe, Clarence Leadbeater.
| Gardner BOOthe. and Judge Barley.
Miss Katie Uhler entertained infor-
mally Thursday evening in honor Of Miss
Rosalie Mccormick, Of Berryvllle, Va
There was one table Of eight-hand euchre
and one table of bridge. The guests were
Misses Mary Thomson. Rosalie MCCor-
mick Courtney Marshall. Rebecca and
Elizabeth Uhler. Messrs. John Herndon,
Henry OBJ. Cooper. Robley Bromback,
Page Waller. and Thomas Cochran.
Inc Alexandra circle OF 0OlOuldl DdIutE
was entertained by Mrs, Stewart Jameson.
at her residence on South Columbus street.
on Friday afternoon. Business was at
tended to first, and several new names
put up to be voted on, after which de-
llghtful refreshments were served. The
members present were -Mesdames W r.
Reid, chairman Of the circle; jameson,
Robert c. Powell. Misses Virginia Corse,
Helen n. Cummings. and Hettzel. OF
Washington.
Mrs. William 3. Smoot entertained at
three tables Of bridge on Friday after
noon. at her home on Prince street Mrs.
Marshall Jones made the top score. Some
Of those enjoying the game were
AIesdames Henry T. Robertson, William
J. Booth. T. Marshall Jones, George
Uhler, Carroll w. Ashby G. Emmett
Dunn. Arthur Snowden, Louis Barley,
and Samuel G.. Brent.
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ALEXANDRIA SOCIAL NOTES

Miss Sally Stuart will be at home on
Wednesday afternoon at her residence, on
King street, for the last time this season.
as she expects to be out Of town most OF
the winter
Mrs. George Carr Henry left for her
home, in MOrristown, y. J., on Saturday.
after a delightful visit to her sister, Mrs.
William J. Boothe, jr.
Miss Victoria Peed has returned to her
home, in Norfolk, after a visit of two
weeks TO Mrs. Albert Doyle Brockett. on
Washington street
Mrs. Gardner Lloyd Boothe win be at
home Wednesday afternoons in December
from until 6 o'clock
Mrs. Charles Elicit Cabell has as her
guests Maj CabeI's mother and sister.
Mrs. Cabell and Miss Margaret Caben.
Mr. Lawrence Leadbeater has returned
TO Birmingham, Ala, after short visit
to his mother, Mrs Edward Stabler Lead
beater
Mrs. Isaac Gregg delightfully."- entertain
ed in honor of Mrs Llewellyn Hogan, at
progressive euchre. at her residence on
King street Among the guests were
Mesdames Richard c. Acton, Edward H
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The Washington Herald, Daily and
Sunday. &c per month. Tel. Main 1900.
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cate embroidery in blue. white, and gold
about the collar. which turns back
sharply about eight inches below the
throat. The coat of the violet suit is Sc
verely plain, a double-breasted front be
ing curved slightly from the shoulder to
waist line and fastened by single row
of large buttons of violet enamel with a
tiny edge Of silver.
Both girls wear rather large hats,
trimmed in ostrich plumes, the exact
shade Of their gowns. the effect being
most picturesque, as they are very fair,
with great wealth Of blond hair.
A novel and striking costume brought
out by the few cold days OF the past
week is that OF Mrs. Oliver Cromwell,
who is passing a week or two in Wash
ington on her way South. Mrs. Crom-
wells coat is long and loose, completely
covering her gown, and to the uninitiated
looks like close-clipped fur, but is in
reality of baby pony" the latest varia-
ton In expensive and unusual cloaking.
With this Mrs Cromwell wears an ex-
tremey becoming hat, a Virot shape along
the sailor lines Of that celebrated mllIiner,
with soft folded crown. Twisted bands
Of two shades of green velvet go about
the crown, ending IN rosettes of velvet
and ribbon at the left side well toward
the front. Under these rosettes are fast
ened four long quills of shaded green. \
deep bandeau In the back, trimmed in
green tulle and loops Of velvet, tilts the
hat to a becoming angle over the face.
Another handsome cold weather wrap
is the sable cape worn by Mrs. Murray
Crane. the bride Of the Massachusetts,
Senator, who has Just returned to town
for the winter Mrs. Crane, a hand
some young woman, who as Miss Jose
phine Boardman was one Of the leading
bellies in resident society. looks particu-
larly we'll in furs. This particular cape
is fitted perfectly as a coat over the
shoulders and falling In graceful lines
we'll below the waist. She has a large
muff Of the same choice skins. both
pieces trimmed In many sables. This
Of comfort and elegance is
worn with dark green cloth and
velvet gown.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-09

Another debutante gown attracting
much admiration is white and silk ere
alton of Miss Jessie Steele, who viii make
her formal bow to society at a reception
and dance to be given by her aunt, Mrs.
Arthur Addison, on next Wednesday
evening.
Miss Steele has been making visits and
going to one or two smart luncheOns in
this white gown. which is made in two
pieces but along such lines as to give a
princess effect. The skirt, which has
quite train, is perfectly plain, except for
several close folds Of silk about the bot
tom. the upper fold being headed by heavy
lace appliques
The waist is of silk and the same lace,
with a high cloth and applique girdle.
The silk at the top of the bodice is cut
from under the lace, leaving the latter 10
form a short transparent yoke. The
sleeves are of elbow length. made of silk
and lace.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-09

Two Of the best-dressed girls in society
this winter are the Misses Shonts, daugh-
ters of the chairman of the Isthmian
Canal Commission, who passed the early
autumn in Paris The visiting toilets Of
the Misses Shonts, who accompanied their
mother on a round Of first calls during
the week. are of delicate-toned broad
cloth and almost exactly alike, except in
color. Miss Margaret wears a duh blue
and her sister violet.
Like all gowns from the Reu de Ia Paix,
or Avenue de Ia Opera, whether for
street or house, the skirts are long, with
trains of ten inches. They are un-
trimmed. except for three tueks two
inches deep. which go around the skirt.
the first being half way between the hem
and the knee, and the upper one half way
TO the waist line.
The coats are long and clOse-fitting
that of Miss Margaret having straps of
the cloth outlining the waist line in a
girdle effect, which ends at the back, and
is finished with small cloth-covered but
tons. The front is plain. except for deli
The Washington herald., 1906-12-09

CONTINUED FROM FOURTH PAGE.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-09
AN UNUSUAL CONCERT.
Interesting Function for Benefit OF
COIOred Training School.

The concert arranged by Mrs. Barney
in aid Of the Clarke Domestic Train
ing School and the Colored Social Set
tlement will take place at Rauscher's
on Wednesday. the 18th, at 4:30 o'clock.
The concert will be repeated at the
Metropolitan A. NJ. f. Church at a later
date. At this performance Mr.. Felix
Weir. who won the scholarship at tho
Chicago College Of Music. and who
completed his course of studies in Eu-
rope, will render selections from Cole
ridge-Taylor's "Hiawatha." and also the
music of Saint-Saens The other per-
formers include Miss Europe. pianist
Of great talent, and Miss Lola Johnson,
whose exquisite rendering Of Dunbar's
poem set to the music Of Coleridge-
Taylor delights the most critical tastes.
a quartet OF male voices Will sing
negro melodies and there will be anus
ing darky recitations.
In fact. all lovers of our folklore mu-
sic. as well as those OF an exacting
musical taste, should not miss this op
portunitv-the only one ever offered
the Washington public-of attending so
UNIQUE an event.
The two worthy charities for which
this entertainment is being given have
been struggling along for about FIVE
years with but little recognition. ex-
cept from Mr.. Weller. of the Associated
Charities, and a very few others. and
this is the first time the general public
has been invited TO show their interest
by spending an hour at a very unusual
concert.
Tickets viii be on sale at the Tea
Cup Inn. Seventeenth and II streets.
every day from u until o'clock.
The patronesses for Mrs. Barney 8
concert are Mrs. 4. c. Barney. Mrs
John r. Mclean. Mrs. c. c. Glover. Mrs
Ralph Jenkins, Mrs. Bancroft Davis,
Mrs. John F. Rodgers, Mrs. Philip Sher-
idan. and Mrs. John B. Henderson.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-09

Mrs. wallenstein. of 1912 Ninth street
entertained on Sunday evening, COM
plimentary 10 her guest. Miss Caron
OF Richmond, Va Those present were
Miss Geneva Herman, Miss Irma Stern
Miss Hortense Sondheimer, Miss Leona
Young, Mss Jennie Sanger, and Messrs
VIII Michaels, Sylvan LUchs, Sol Alb
bott, Forest Nathan Frank. Leon Loeb
Dave ROthschild, and Maurice Sins
heimer.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-09

Kemper. William G. Uhler, Alfred
Thomson, H. Kemper, jr., Peverall
Smvthe. of Falls Church; Lloyd, Smoot.
and Thomson. of Washington; Misses
Anita Robins, Sarah Kemper, Cora
Cochran, Loula Smoot, Mary Carlin,
Mamie Agnew, and Mary Thomson. The
prizes we're won by Miss Loula SmOot,
Mrs. Edward II. Kemper, and Miss Mary
Thomson.
Miss Sarah Triplett. Of Fairfax Coun-
ty, is the guest of Mrs. Ginard. on South
ST. Asaph street.
Miss Fanny washington has returned to
her home after a pleasant visit to Miss
Mary Hopkins, In Eliicott City, Md.
Miss Elizabeth Bryan, formerly of this
city. but now Of New York. has been the
guest Of Mrs. II. 5. Pitts, 1000 Prince
street and has now returned to her new
home.
Miss McLester, of Birmingham. Ala.
has returned to her home. after a delight
full stay with Mrs. Clarence Leadbeater,
on North Washington street
The Neighborhood Club viii be enter
tained on Monday afternoon by Mrs.
Cassius T. Lee. on North Washington
street.
Miss Mary Lloyd. who has been the
guest of Miss Elizabeth UhIer, has re-
turned to her home. in New York City.
Capt Thomas J. Kirkpatrick. L. S. A,
is the guest Of his father-in-Iaw, Capt.
Herbert Bryant, on North Washington
street.
Mrs. Llewelyn Hogan, of North Caro-
lima. is the guest Of Mrs Isaac Gregg. on
King street.
Mss Mary Agnew will be the hostess
of the Wednesday Afternoon Card Club
this week at her residence on South Pitt
street
Mrs. Anna Stewart, Of New York. is the
guest Of Mrs. II. S. Pitts. 1000 Prince
street
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward II Kemper were
given a surprise party on Thursday even
ing. which was thoroughly enjoyed by
all present Progressive euchre was play
ed, after which each guest pre.anted Mrs.
Kemper a handsome gift TGe presents
included pieces Of cut glass, china, and
fancy work Those present were Mr.
and Mrs William 9. Uhier. Mr. and
Mrs. *. Kemper. jr., Mr.. and Mrs George
Evans. Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Gregg. Mrs.
George A. Mushback. Mrs Llewellyn
Hogan, Misses Mamie Agnew. Sarah
Kemper, and Miss Monatree. Of Wash
ington; Dr. Ernest J.. Allen. Messrs.
Raymond Acton, Hall, Carroll and Ashby,
Mrs. George s. French, Robley Bromback.
Mrs Richard c. Acton was the hostess
Of the Wednesday Afternoon Euchre Club
this week There were two tables OF
eight-hand euchre, Miss Loula Smoot win
ning at one table and Miss Sarah Kemper
made the highest score at the other.
Mrs. Urban Lambert cut the consolation
prize. Mrs Acton's guests were Mesdames
George Evans, X. Kemper, jr., Edward II.
Kemper, Urban Lambert, William q.
Uhler. Isaac Gregg. and Mrs Lewelyn
The Washington herald., 1906-12-09

Miss Margaret Moore. who has been
visiting Mrs Clifford V Stump, ef Capt.
tol Hill, has returned 10 her home in
Virginia.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-09

Mrs. Noble Barnes entertained at
euchre Wednesday afternoon. Among
the guests were Mrs. Childs, Mrs. Fos-
ter. Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. lie
Roy Parker, Mrs. Welch, Mrs. Noting
ham, Miss Nottingham. Miss AIcGregor.
Miss Shinn, Mrs. Burroughs Miss
Campbell Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Garges.
and Mrs Curtis.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-09
Sale of Fancy work.

There viii he a sale of fancy work.
and also of refreshments. by the Wom-
ans Society Of the Vermont Avenue
Christian Church in the Sunday school
room Of the church, on Thursday after
noon and evening after prayer meeting.
on Friday afternoon and evening. and
on Saturday afternoon. Mrs Thomas
Norwood and Mrs Rouse have the fancy
table Mrs. Johns, the housekeepers'
table; Mrs. A. Williams, the doll table:
Mrs. Shelton, home made candy; Mrs.
Van Arsdale, neckties; MRS. Parker and
Mrs. Heider, the aprons.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-09
Mercantile Club,s second Dance.

The second of series OF subscription
dances was given at the Mercantile
Club or Wednesday evening. and was a
most enjoyable affair. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvan Bensinger.
Miss Helene Eiseman, Miss Alma
Prince, Miss Nellie Behrend, Miss
Esther Behrend, Miss Belle Strauss. Of
baltimore: Miss Juanita Kaufman, Miss
Edith Auerbach, Miss Ray Hahn, Mss
AJalvine Wing, and Messrs. Abe Sig
mund, Stanley Auerbach, Alan Bach
rach. Harry Hahn, Alfred ROsenthal
Melvin .Bchrend. Milton Strasburger
ii Bernstein. and DR.. Cohen, Of PhiIa-
delphia.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-09
,Phone Do1rney,s stnhIer. 1G20 4 sd.

when you desire an especially fine turnout
and best service at reasonable rates. Bri-
dal carriages specially
The Washington herald., 1906-12-09
FINE GOWNS ON SHOW
Seasonal Costumes Brought
Out by Wintry Weather.
MRS. FAIRBANKS IN BLACK

Wife Of Vice President, Who For
merIy Has Had a Marked Prefer
ence for White, Appears at Dinner
in Magnificent Creation of Chiffon
CIOth-Irs. slater in Pink Velvet.