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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Mal..

USEFUL MAN-Ciood utlker. driver. furnace
ran clez1.- floors windows. brass, handy
vita tools Wiling. sober. honest wages mol
crate. references. A.. BOX IS. rribuEs oeice-
USEFUL MAN.-Can drive. milk. tend poultry;
handy around country Place James Wallace.
Is Rivington 81
USEFUL MAN. German. middle age. wishes
position private family. best references.
Henry. care Mr.. Muller. +s5 4th ave.
USEFUL MANY young oolored man; ~ Pri-
vate family. two ysaFs' 9TH ave reierenCe:
country preferred Address George. care OF ".
Scott. . West 3sth 81
Fem-le-
CIlAMBEEMAID-S EAMSTRE RESS-Y OunE ca
pRble girl willing 20 he generally useful.
: y. Miss Fitzgeralds Bureau. sos 5th ave.
entrance +@d
COOK--First class. French. German American
cooking: has friend chsmbermsid and wait
ress, any distance. horrOw's Bureau, 81
Lexington ave cor. 5sth ~. Tel 192S-Piaza-
LArNDR REss-ThorOughly experienced in
doing hne Iaces. linens. sheets. collars CUTS
excellent references. -iFy country r.. Miss
Fitzgerald's Buresu. j03 5th ave. entrance f21-
NURSE-Engiish. hospital trained. viii take
eltire charge % infant young child. ten
years experience excellent references T..
Miss FttZgeralds Bureau SOC 5th ave. en-
trance 4ed
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HELP WANTED.

FEMALE.
OPERATORS and trialmsrs best opportunity Of
f-red first class operators. Sl2 20 SIS guaraa-
tod Handel a Harris. A. East 18th -.
OPERATORS triumsrs. fuckers. prsssefs and
sample makers waists and dresses. steady
work: good pay Grams. shane & Scher, 13o West
nth 81
SAI.ESwOMAN.-A splendid proposition for
capable q selling % men In city and
vicinity; large income assured Room co., u
Pine
YOUNG LADIES wanted TO sell COOK -Pesry puz-
zles- AppI7 United states Puzzle Co.. Room
-03. fiGi Broadway.
YOUNG WOMEN of refinement wanted IN train
ing school for uursss. suydeuham hospttai.
ii6th 81 and 1st ave.
YOUNG WOMAN sten0gRpher. upper West
side. operate smith Premier machine hOurs
o. 90. salary SO. Employers Service Bureau.
10 Broadway.
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FOR SALE.

DESKS. PARTITIONS. TELIcPH0SE BOOTHs
tables. ehsira wsrdrotes. mirror vail MT,
ures. business flruifure gn kinca- FINN
RROTHERs. zss BroadWay 50 Franklin -
NMAs GIFTs on CREpIT. Diamonds. atctss.
I6UefrF Srnd Tor fii lsffafed f'stalq9us No. o..
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PUBLIC NOTICES.


PUBLIC NOTICES.
OFFICE or TIE DEPARTMENT OF PARKS.
Arsenal Building. Fifth Avenue and sixty
fourth street. Borough OF Manhattan. The
sealed bids or estimates will be received By
the Park Board az the above Office OF the De-
THURSDAY. DEFENDER 80. 1903.
Borough Of Manhattan
FOR WORK AND MATERIAL FOR TIE
FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT OF THE
yx NEW TosN PUFhIS T6rI EIBF6KY 4y62s AsTS
FTFTH AVENUE. FORTIETH AND FORTY
sECoNp. STREETS. BOROUGH OF NAN
The security required viii be one Hundred
Thousand Dollars 800 O0O).
The time allowed for doing and completing
the work viii be Twelve ll2l calendar months
after notice 20 begin work at The building has
The bids VIII be compared and the contract
a~srGsd ~ ~ aap sss Or sSS ps1E ,sg sum
Obtained a. the once % the Department Of
Parks As5s r; , & SsnsT1l q, Pa PARK He% YORK Gi5y
& Hastings. New York Public Library Build
HENRY SMITH President;
JOSEPH BERRY.
MICHAEL J. KENNEDY.
patrd Dec Il 1909
the last page. last column % the sCify Record
CONTRACT -
CATSEILL AQTEDCCT.
SEALED BIDS viii be received hv the
I3rSssusv New YORK. until N a nj on r,-' ~
ary n. 1910. for Contract - for the constrlIc-
OF the Csts<iu aqueduct. The work includes
three tunnels on the hydraulic gradient aggFe-
high BY 49, feet wide inside and t1xo ~.
feet Ugh ~ 13A feet wide inside and about
Is miles of pialh Sonefst- conduit known as
feet wide inside. The work Is located In the
towns of Mt Pleasant ana Greenbursh. West
chester county. New York
At the above time and place the bids viii
be publicly opened and Rad Pamphlets con-
tanning information for bidders and pamphlets
of contract drawings can be obtained Room
% zen dollars tslol FOR each pamDhisr.
For further particulars see Information for
CHARLES y. CTIADWTCK
CHARLES A. SHAW.
j. WALDO SMITH t'hiet Ensinser. 9u'p'S'
THOMAS HAssETT. Secretary.
ASSIGNMENTS
SURROGArES COURT
We. the surrogates of the county ~ New
York do hereby appoint the following Terrns for
the Surrogate = Court of the County II New
YORK and make the follcwina assisnrnerr' -
surrogates to hold said Terms during the wear
1910 such Terms shall commenc~ ON the nrsr
Mou.ay of each month. and terminate on the
saturday preceding The nrst Monday of the fol-
TRIAL. TERMS
March Cohalan. ; Npril. Thomas Is MN
Cohalan. 5 June Thomas. : October. CohaIan.
- N1teAncFr tAAuites - A'~DtfnDer. fOnaluu \
CHAMBERS
January. Thomas. s. February C~hafar g .
March Thomas. q. Aurt Cohalan s ~.
Thomas. = June. Conuian = July I - A.,
gust ". Thomas. 8 August n ID ecrober \
t'ohalan. =. d. Octoh-r Thomas s Noveu,hs-'
tchalln. r. p~reulher Thomas :
NABNER e.. THOMAS. g.
tSsh John y COHAI.AN safes
Dated. New York pecemher :. iasa
WNNrFp-MASTER SAlf.MNKER AT s. 30
per dieu. A competitive examination win
b. heh Jaauary 10 1910. Tor the purpose 81
ulnng the above position. For further infar-
nation address "tommandant. Navy Nard.
RruokIvu. y y"
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WORK WANTED.


Male.
ACCOUNTANT. EXPERT.
desires enEageineut opening. closing or "a ancinS
boks. systemstizer. Box 80. Tribune One
EOY--About 70 begin law studies. wishes posi-
ton In law cfice. I C. Box. -. Ne" AeIA
Tribuns.
CHAUFFEJR-If YOU want a good chauTeur
give me a trial long eXDerienoe- Burns, lol
West e4th ST
E.NGTNEER and JANTrOR. hrst class apartment
house. Is years experience, plumo-r ana
steanlhtter by trade. A. city references Croth-
era. 2ls5 Tth
I WISH TO place my chauffeur. who has been
trious and temperate Those wishing first
class mechanic and willing % pay highest
wages. address r. Anderson. - Monroe ST.
Springfield. Mass.
had charge o. my farm and dairy Tor the lSst
years: thoroughly experienced IN outter
making. poultry raising straight farming eld
tle and sheep. Those wishing a first class man
IN every particular and willing 20 Pay nrsl
class wages. address r. Anderson. - Monroe 81.
Springfield. Mass
FAINTER paperhanger. furniture polisher:
small wages Address CRUDE lI0 Bleeeker -
SALEsMAN.-Younz man. active. intelligent
and convincing taiker; any line nay Il'S
Al 1t. Rrooklyn-
sALESMAN--Amhitious. three years experience
hardware and electrical business. eNcelent reI-
Female.
RAPHER.-Tutsrested IN business
accurate in receiving. and quick In getting
cut correspondence. willing good appearance
Helen seymour. General Delivery.
YOUNG LADY for clerical work switchbOart
operator; experienced: references NJ 2. t.
$50 Atlantic ave. Brookiyn-
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MISCELLANEOUS.

AROVE ALL. COMPETITORS -Satisfdcrory
dealing. Prompt cash payments for complete
libraries or small collections OF miscei laneous
literature can always be obtained HENRY
MAIKAN ~ Broadway Telephone. $500 Broad.
SAVINGS BANK deposttors will Iearu Of some
thing 20 their Immediate financial advantage BY
ADDRESSING DepOsitor. Box A.. Tribune Ofice-
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rNPEWRfTER-. all makes. rent
W58 ed 50 month; 500 machines. SIS
74#Z3fI $50 months rental allowed -
purchased. Typewriter Sales Co
COrtlsndt 81 Tel 1888 Cort
IYrEWaERS s.:: Ct = 8: s y Gs:. : e Z
ALI. MAKES: dom. BUY, sell or exchange typs-
writer until you consult with Us Consultation
free Repairing. REBUILDING supplies Liberty
supply Agency. i23 Liberty 81 Tel- COrtlandt 506L
VICTOR VISIBLE. 70 Nassau 81 caIaIogus
free; al makes taken Fart payment: bargains
IN Undervoods- kemingtOrs divers. smiths
REMINGTON. 50 30. Oliver. SIG 80; smith and
table. $3.50 guaranteed. S3JS Beekman.
Pftzheinner World Building
INSTRUCTION.
POth Sexes-City.
THF BFRIITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
MADISON SQUARE (ff2e Broadway
Harlem Branch: 343 LenO1 ave. above I97ta 81
BROOKLYN d" 21S Livingston Street
$50 BRANCHES N ALL CITIES
Pupils hear and speak the Language .x-
ciusivsly from tho hTst lesson Trial lessons
free
For Boys and Young Men-City.
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In ARMY AND NAVY

ffrom The T,fbune Burcsu.l
Washington. December "a
ORDERS TSSUED.-The following orders
have heen issued
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HELP WANTED.
Male.
CANNASSERS.
New Newspaper Premium
Proposition.

Fer1isn-nf employment With zusran-
tee1 saiary ana csrfsHe paid weekly. sn-
iiceral commission in addition Bssr
crer N tire city fcr eNDerfenred news
rarsr book and masazins men who are
slaptec % sffce and factory or house
to-house Ucrk. i've orders a day will
earn $1,000 Per week CaH between
q. m. and I .. m
WILLIAM n. GUTELIUs.
Aoom %. Tribune Building. New York
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OFFICE or THE DEPARTMENT OF PARKS.
Arsenal Building. Fifth Avenue and Sixty
fourth street. Borough OF Manhattan. The
CITY OF New York
sealed bids estimates will be received BY
the Park Board the above Office Of the De-
partnaent OF Parks until O'Clock D. m on
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 30. 1903.
n
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BOARD AND ROOMS.
stsT 81. 81 WEsr. Warm cumfortabis ruon,
handsomely fITuisueds every couv~nieuce. sin
sc r-rson beat board. Telephone. near park
European.
PARIS fFHANCEl.-LADY OFFERS DUSIRA-
nle private home. comfort sun els~trictrv
heat. urst class table Inclusive terns. Slao
sseh person per month. Address ;. NJ. lsd
Bd. rerelIa
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
ROLL TOP
DESKS

OFFICE
FURNITURE
a. great variety of
style and price
2 C. EELLEW.
III Fulton 81
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BERKELEY SCHOOL
FOR BOYS
I'D Street q West End Avenue
For Both Sexes-Country.
CHAPPA0UA MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE.

Nalhalla. Westchester County. n Y
Co-FdJscatiOnal Friends school. 40th year
New Buildings and Equipment. IS miles from
y y 30 acres 800 reet altitude. separate de-
partuleuts for each sex; Preparatory. CONNER
cial. Manual Trsining. ElocutiOn Music. ss.Darars
department and Home Mother for young children.
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CONTRACT 5e

Dated Dec Il 1900
~ see General INSTRUCTIONS 20 Bidder. On
the last page. last column. 90 the "Cify Record
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EuRNIshEp RooMs 70 On
eoARo AND ROOMS.

18TH ST. IS EAST 18th ave sunny pario
foor amt small ruous Teiephone
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For Boys and Young Men-City.
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American ana Foreign Eeaencrs Agency
Supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors Gov
srnesses etc. 20 Colleges. Schools and FarailieA
Apply to AIRS. NJ J. YOUNG-FULTON
81 Union Gdua-s
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NIN ~ = ! , OF n Af4loI' IL 7 r TOT
lCrrug nlovernsuts % vessels have been re-
ported 20 the navy Department
ARRIVED
rrr c1--he Glacier. ~ ShanEhai
SAILED
'rr .--Tte Octopus aue tle Nina. from Nor-
tr'F fnr ChnrIestrr
T~- 2s-The Hist. from Mauzauilo FOR Guam
.aFaulr
THe s-sfrrrer Preston orler~i couuissionel ~
uarr Nard T'tadelrfias ana 90 procerl
fr uarr rsrE Charleston
nTIll mo elapTer delivered ro so ef'rfleilt
uaHV gDrc. Boston
-Irr rrrI,e.o boats Ealiel. Thornton. ItnEey ana
"fikrs riarCl reserve a. Ea't -af--
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WNNrFp-MASTEH SAIG.M NKER AT e. s0
per diem. A competitive examination will
b. he'll Jaauary 10 1910. for the purpose -
nlltng the above position. For further infor-
nation address "tommandant. Navy Nard.
HruokIvu. n Y"
The sun., 1909-05-30
NEWS OF PLAYS AND PLAYERS.
Grace George Closes Her season-Lambs
to visit Luna Park.

Grace George closed her long season
at the Hackett Theatre last night Miss
George will sail for London Wednesday
and may play a short season there. Her
next seasons tour in "A Woman's Way
will cover almost every section OF the
United States and limited number Of
performances OF The School for Scan
dali will be given in New York city early
in the fall.
As a special feature for Decoration
Day week Manager Gumpertz has en-
gagged for the free circus at Greater
Dreamland the William O'Brien family
Of aorobats. The troupe gives an act
which includes the firing OF Mao mi from
n sixteen inch cannon. landing with q
hand to hand catch with another acrobat.
The Lambs Gambol performance. which
is to be given at the Metropolitan Opera
House for the benefit of the Actors
Fund tomorrow night will begin
promptly at 8 o'clock and the audience
10 requested TO be seated by that hour
The performance. down to the smallest
detail, will be an exact duplicate OF the
bill seen at the same theatre last Mon
day night.
f'he Gambol will close in frolc which
will last all day Tuesday. and will turn
eric Thompson. himself I.amb, yesterday
Thomas. the head Of the club. announcing
that the entire 1875 men who are partici-
pating in the weeks tour accepted his
invitation and that 500 other members
OF the Lambs who are at present in New
York will do likewise.
The sun., 1909-05-30
FOLK DANCES BY SCHOOLGIRLS.
Van Csstiandt Park the acene OF . Gay
May Festival.

No crowns we're worn at the annual
May festival Of the Girls Branch Of the
Public Schools Athletic League. which
was held yesterday morning at Van
Cortlandt Park. but thosel who were
permitted to get near enough to see the
$500 who we're celebrating the season
insisted that every girl was a queen in
her own right aud also premiere dam
suese.
There were forty-six May poles. each
equipped with streamers chosen by the
dancers who foated about il, and not
even Miss Burohenal. who went all over
England hunting for dannArs on the
green. ever saw so many performing at
one time.
When every school gave so finished a
performance 1t was we'll nigh impossible
to pick out any one for special comment,
but Miss Burohenal. pressed for an
opinion. said that che thought that
Public School No. 7s might perhaps be
wanted the dance to be danced. The
fifty girls who represented No. 7a had
taken up subscription to buy real blue
and white silk ribbons for their May
pole. They had also been thoughtful
enough to bring along two boys. who
eiled their pockets full Of stones and
. on ii e little platform attached to the
i,ole all the time the girls were dancing,
80 that the wind couldn't blow the whole
thing over. as it did some of the others.
The girls from No. IL were brave in
pale blue gym suits made especially for
the coca sion. and wore big white bows
in their hair. Public School I from
the Bronx came up early and picked
daisies with which they topped their
maypole. which was further adorned
with yellow and white streamers.
Another feature Of the festival was the
ma kers wear bells on their shoes, and in
which there is much snspping of hand
kerchiefs. Only few OF the schools
have as yet learned this dance, which is
the latest in Miss Burchenal's repertoire.
There were also Irish dances and high
land hings. and tarantellas. and Hun
garian Czardas's as well as "a Swedish
cydans and a carousel. and several of
In, folk dances which the girls have been
practising all winter.
The dances fell scientifically into four
groups. First there was the song play
group Of which the carousel was d good
example: and second, the dranatization
of occupation group, such as the one
which illustrated the different stages OF
the reaping and the spinning and weaving
OF fax. A third group, which consisted
Of dances like the tarantella and the
highland ding, typified the mere joy Of
OF the festival ds nces like the maypole
and the morris dance.
Everybody sang the Star Spangl ed
Banner after the last dance. and then the
girls ate the lunches they had brought
from home.
The sun., 1909-05-30
XEDO COTTAGES FILLED.
Lsrse Number Of Society People Arrive
to Spend Sunday and Decoration Day.

TuxEpo PARK May % - Beautiful
weather to-day brought out large
gathering Of society people to Tuxedo
for over Sunday and Decoration Day.
Nearly every room at the clubhouse has
been engaged and the cottages are filled
series OF golf matches will be ar
ranged for the holiday and the enter
tainment committee has arranged week
end attractions throughout the season.
lawn tennis is attracting large audiences
and many valuable cups will be offered
during June by the tennis committee
Numerous automobile parties who are
touring the country will spend Sunday
at the clubhouse and many large dinners
will he given by the cottagers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas q. Condor, who
arrived at their villa. just vacated by
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Snow, who have moved
to the Tuxedo Club; MIR and Mrs. r. r.
Lewis in the Haven villa, Major aud Mrs
Philip Benkard in the Voss cottage. Mr..
and Mrs. George Grant Mason at Kin
craig. Mr., and Mrs, H. o. Havemeyer in
l.. Burrell in the McKim villa and Mr..
And Mrs. H. r. Winthrop in the James
Brown Potter villa, just vacated by Mrs.
Edward Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles b. Alexander,
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Mortimer, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. B. Dinsmore. Mr.. and Mrs Her.
bert C. Pell. Mrs, Charles II. Cover, Mr.
and Mrs. F. X. Curtis. Mr.. and Mrs W.
NJ. v. Hoffman. Mr., and Mrs. p. 8. Pilot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan G. Barnwell, MIR.
and Mrs r. de p. Foster and others of
the Tuxedo oolonists have opened up
their villas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W Clinton will move
into their new villa, which has just been
completed, next week and Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Delafield will open their cottage.
Other expected arrivals are Mr.. and Mrs
Newbold Edgar. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Seton and Mrs. Charles W. Cooper.
Among the late arrivals to-day we're
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Duncan. Miss Stod-
dard: MIR. and Nre, 8: H. P, PelI DR..
Charles 4. Stoddard. Mr. and Mrs. E. F.
Darrell. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel 7. Worden,
MIR. and Mrs. Goodhue Livingston, Mr..
and Mrs. ID. Rowland. Col. and Mrs
Robert NJ. Thompson, Capt. and Mrs.
Pelley OF London, Mrs. Moses Taylor
Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Hull
and Miss Hull and Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
8. Brown.
Mrs. Philip McKim Garrison. St. George
Brooke Tucker, H. H. Ward, Frederic
Morgan, Frank T. Patterson and party.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Roster Belts, Mrs F. r.
Belts. Howard Il. Henry, Mrs. Philip
Kissam, john Rutherford. Mr.. and Mrs
Conda Mast and others arrived during
the last week.
The sun., 1909-05-30
BANK ROBBERS TRAPPED.
Surrounded on . wisconsin Farm, bu
Not Caught Yet.

MERRILL, Wis, May o.-!The two bandits
who escaped after robbing the German
American State Bank yesterday are cor
nered on farm several miles from Mer-
rill, but the posse has as yet made no effort
to flush the quarry.
The robbers. after swimming the river
Yesterday. made their way a considerable
distance toward Wausau, where they ap-
parently expected TO take train. They
failed. however. and newspaper man
tracked them to farm and then got word
TO the city.
Tonight q strong guard was placed
around the entire farm. The men have
not had food for twenty-four hours.
The robber shot by sherih's posse yes
terday is still alive.
The sun., 1909-05-30

Mr.. Irving, your pure English undefiled
has been my tuning fork,
There was q pretty dance then Of the
young people in the costumes OF the
time. after which Irving proposed as
toast Universal Peace" Then down an
open avenue between the trees came
trooping all the characters OF the pre-
ceding episodes until they we're gathered,
al 400 OF them, on the woodsy stage.
They were followed by horsemen bearing
the flags OF all the nations represented
at the last Hague conference, headed by
the white bordered flag OF peace. The
band struck chord, the 100 began
. America and tho audience rose ana
joined in the singing. II was u perfect
day for pretty series OF pictures.
The sun., 1909-05-30
How Narti-WOOtibury. =.

WARRINGTON. May 2s.-Miss Mary Wood
bury, daughter OF Or. Woodbury. Of this
city, was married this afternoon 10 Or,
Tasker Howard OF Montelair. n. J. DR.,
Howard Ia a brother Of DR.. Rossiter Howard,
who married the elder sister Of the bride
and whose homo Ia now In Paris. Mrs.
RoSsiter How ard is Visiting her parents In
Warrington.
The sun., 1909-05-30

Fallon. 40 maid OF honor and Norman
Leslie Snow will Assist as best man.
Manuel A. Esteva Ruiz, Vice Consul from
Mexico In New York. and Miss Celia
Wheaton ara to DO married on wednes-
phis. where the bride 10 now living With
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wheaton.
A number OF invitations have been e1-
tended here and q reception will follow
the ceremony. The couple met nrst
two year ago whom returning from
Europe.
The sun., 1909-05-30
washiastsu Society Nstes.

wAsnrNoros. May 2s.--The British
Ambassador and Mrs. Bryce entertained
q company at dinner this evening in honor
Of their house euests, Canon and Mrs.
Henson.
MH. Dickinson. wife Of the Secretary
OF War. entertained company at lunoh-
con to-day.
The Secretary OF ths Navy was host
for few friends at dinner tonight.
The sun., 1909-05-30
Miss Helen Tart st the white House for .
visit.

WARRINGTON. May 2e.-Mss Helen
Taft, daughter OF the President. arrived
this evening at tho White House for a
visit Of a week or ten days. Several
entertainments have been planned In
her honor, one luncheon at the Chevy
Chase Club next Thursday BY her intf-
mate friend. Mia Frances Webster.
daughter Of Mss Tsfts .godmothsr. the
wife Of Major Webster. U. 8. A.
The sun., 1909-05-30
Linen Departments

Exceptional Offering Satin Damask Table Cloths and Nap
kins, Suitable for Summer Homes
At Decided Reductions from Former Prices
Table 2x1 yds, s,sl.05, $40 TX yds, 2.oS 4.75
IN $50, 800 "a X 3" 800 S.7S
&.0S4s ~ "a yds, s3.25, 4.S5
-, Breakfast Size Doz 81 .QS $50
Napkins to match Dinner Size, 2.7s, $50
Irish Double Damask Table Linen Yd. oSc
Hemstd Linen Sheets Pair s3.48, $50, sos
Hemst'd Linen Pillow Cases 100, LIS, 100
Huck Towels Hemstd or scalloped Doz 1885, 4.2O 5.75
Bath Towels Hemmed, Doz s1.75, 2.75, 800, 4.75
Crochet, S5c Ito. las
Bed.pread. Dini'y 'l.ss. i:7s. 2.ls
Msrseiles LIS, 2.6S, 2.oS
English Printed Bedspreads, '1.35, ESQ, 2.75
The sun., 1909-05-30

1884, Mission Mr. Mush the first pieces
which country houses the
gestion California chair worked old Spanish
The
furniture Mission Journals illustrated
while schools
The sun., 1909-05-30

The marriage OF Miss Frances A. Fsl-
lon and Richard Hunter Of Mamaroneck,
N. Y. viii take place on Wednesday al
the country residence OF the bride e
mother Mrs. Andrew Xavier Fallou, At
Pierfnopt-ou-ths- The bride viii
be attended BY her cousin. Miss Margaret
The sun., 1909-05-30

Count Antonelli. q nephew Of the late
Cardinal Antonelli OF Rome, has been
the guest recently Of Mrs. Adolf Laden
burg at her country place at Westbury.
u. 1. BARON Won Bodenhausen Of Ger
many has been at the Waldorf Astoria.
Prince and Princess Giovanni del bragg
left on W Wednesday for Europe and will
pass most of their time while away In
Paris. Princess del Drago. was Mrs.
Josephine Schmid. Upon their return
Prince del Drago will 20 into business
hero.
The sun., 1909-05-30

Desirable Silk Parasols
At Extraordinarily Low Prices
Plain Tafea Silks In black white and all
desirable coonss, also Black and White Effects
Value $500
Extra Quality Plain Taffeta Lined Wide Blackand
White Stripes also Black Taffeta with Moie Silk borders ZyC
Value $3.50
Embroidered Taffetas, Rich Floral Effects and
the japanese Model in Plain Taffeta Silk, at s./S
Value $500
The sun., 1909-05-30
Rugs for Summer Homes

SMALL ORIENTAL RUGS,
various desirable colonss 14.S0 1880 so
ADMINISTER RUGS by l2h Value $24.S0, At 1890
WILTON RUGS sby i1t, At 'z6.S0, $3.50
Values $33 50 and $3.50
LARGE ASSIGNMENTS OF PORCH RUGS ALSO CREX PILGRIM
SHAlKl, POSTER. CALCUTTA AND ART RUGS, IN LIGH
DELICATE COLORINGS ALSO JAPAN AND CHINA
MATTINGS AT ATTRACTIVE PRICES
The sun., 1909-05-30

A Wedding OF interest to be celebrated
in Rome. Italy. this week will be that Of
Miss Beatrice Thaw and Msrchese Fran
cesco Theodoli on Thursday. The civil
marriage OF the couple took place in
London on April %. The ceremony
will be performed at the residence in
Rome Of Blair Thaw. the brides father.
family lived in New York until about
three years ago. One OF the bride
groom's uncles. Marquis Alfonso Theo.
doll, head Of the Roman house. had an
American wifi. who was Miss Conrad