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SOCIAL EVENTS

A NUMBER OF FRIENDS SUR
prised Mrs. P. A. Nickel at her home
last Wednesday afternoon. The self
invited guests were Mrs. P. J. Bro
ply, Mrs. Bixby Mrs. Chris Doege,
Mrs. John Gaspard, Mrs. Oscar Hol-
man, Mrs. Howard Neal and little
daughters Lauraine and Maxine and
Mrs. Jcob .Rousslng. A delicious
lunch was served at o'clock and a
pleasant time was enjoyed by every
one
THE AID ASSOCIATION OF THE
Lutheran men and ladies had very
pleasant successful business and So
cial meeting at the parsonage of
Zion Lutheran church Tuesday eve
ming.
THE HOME GUARDS OF THE
M. E.. church met at the home - of
Mrs. E. &c. Calkins in Brooklyn on
Monday afternoon at 4:30. Follow
ing the regular resume of the meet
ing light refreshments were served at
$50.
THIS THURSDAY AFTERNOON
the Degree of Honor Lodge is meet
ing at the home of Mrs. Robert
Rasmussen. This is an important
meeting as a deputy from the Grand
Lodge is present.
THE 26TH ANNUAL CONVENTION
of the Fifth district Of the woman s
Relief Corps was held at Long Pralrie
Saturday Oct. %. There were zoo del
egates in attendance of which 70 were
from the local organization.
The day meeting was presided over
by the district president, Mrs. andre
There were splendid reports given on
the work accomplished in the various
department officers were introduced
and welcomed. Mrs Adams president
of the E. T. Wood corps of Long Prai-
RE gave an address, of welcome WIN
the past president Mary wilson OF
Staples responding. A rising vote OF
appreciation was extended to the re-
firing president for her faithful and
efficient efforts during the year.
Mrs. Lewis of Long Prairie brough,
greetings and presented the dlStrlc'
gathering with a beautiful floral OF
fering from the Legion Auxiliary OF
Comrades Taylor, Wood, Burns and
Woodruff were received and INTRODUCED
to the convention who welcomed them
royalty The department. President
Maud MacDeugal responded to their in
Mrs. Blanche Extrom was endorsed
for Department President next year
The district officers for the sa1SU
president, Mary Merikel, Wadena
senior Vice, Edith Hand, Staples; Jun
Tor Vice, Arvilla Harrison, Motley
chaplain; Catherine Norris. Sank Cen
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Williams of Duluth were in charge OF
the inspection.

Williams of Duluth were in charge OF
! the inspection.
THIS THURSDAY AFTERNOON THE
| the home of Mrs. Robert Rasmussen.
| This is an important meeting as a
| deputy from the Grand Lodge is pres
ent.
THE DoRCAS SOCIETY OF THE M.
E. church met in the church parlors
Tuesday evening Oct. 26.
THE MEsDAMEs GEORGE STEIN
err, H. S. Halverson and r. E. Cooper
are entertaining the Coreopcis society
this Thursday afternoon. y
MISSES JULIANA AND ADELAIDE
Nathe entertained Wednesday eve
ming at the home of their mother, Mrs
M. Nathe, at a birthday party in hon
or of Miss Madalyn Kalla. The in
vited guests numbered ten.
MRS. B. F. DUBOIS ENTERTAIN
ed the Junior High School faculty to
1880 bridge luncheon Saturday after
noon at her home at Fairy Like.
MRS. A. HARRISON ENTERTAINED
at two tables at one thirty bridge
luncheon "Wednesday afternoon.
THE HEsPADIA CLUB WE'RE EN-
tertained at Lees Log Lodge near
ST. Cloud Tuesday afternoon to a
1880 luncheon.
MR.. AND MRS. JOHN MoNDLoCH
entertained at dinner Tuesday evening
for Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Schwartz and
daughter Dorothy.
THE R. N. A. WERE ENTERTAIN
ed at the home of Mrs. J. o. Opheim
in Hoboken Tuesday afternoon.
THE MEsDAMEs GEORGE STEIN,
err and George Berggreen entertained
Saturday evening at $50 dinner.
ON SATURDAY EVENING A NUM-
Der of friends very pleasantly surpris-
ed Mrs. Felix Henry, the occasion be-
| ing her birthday. The evening was en-
joyed in a social manner and later
lunch was served. -..
MISS ELLEN KRUsE IS GIVING A
social at her school house in District
p six miles north on the Long Prairie
road this Thursday evening at 500
o'clock.
THE LADIES OF THE NJ E
church will hold their regular month
ly meeting in the church parlors
Thursday Nov 4t9 s;-
MR.. AND MRS. F; W. sPRAGUF
ed eight couples at seven O'Clock
bridge party on Tuesday evening.
MRS. ALEX JAMESON ASSISTED
by Mrs. c. D. Marshall will entertain
the w. N A. Circle next Tuesday after
| noon. e
| r.
MRS. H. E. WILCOX. ENTERTAIN
ed at her home on Monday evening
Mrs. P. Lamb, Mrs. Alice HenshaW
and Mrs A. M. Wallace the occasion
being her birthday.
Il
MISS EDITH LARSON PRINCIPAL
of the Senior High School entertained
the D. L. T. M. at the R. R. kells
home on Monday evening.
MRS. FRANK PERRY ENTER
tanned the Original Bridge Club at q
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THE CHURCHES
ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH

Be informed: This church will begin
series of lectures on Christian Fun
damentals, Wednesday Nov. 3, 8 P. NJ
What does the church stand, for? What
are the principal doctrines of the
Christian religion? What does the
church teach regarding creation, re-
demption, life, death, resurrection,
heaven, hell, etc.? What claim has the
church on my attention and interest
Has the church something that 1 need?
Does it solve the problems of my life?
These and similar questions will be
answered.
Regular attendance prepares MEM
bership, but obligates no one. No
pressure will be brought to bear to in
fiuence a decision. Begin next We'd
nesday M. Lecture: Why do 1 be-
lieve the words of the first article of
the Greed.
Special Reformation Services Oct
81 conducted by the Rev. H. Ressmann
of Alexandria. German sermon $3.50.
English language services 11:10. Sun
day School every Sunday 1920.
Week day religious instructions
every Saturday 10 A. M.
You are always welcome at Zion
Lutheran church.
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one o'clock luncheon "wednesday after

one o'clock luncheon Wednesday after
noon.
MRS. F. WI SPRAGUE ENTER
tanned at bridge luncheon on Satur-
day afternoon.
FRIDAY EVENING MRS. GEORGE
Ogren was hostess at delightful Hal
lowe'en party to dozen friends. Cards
were played at three tables and at
1880 o'clock a dainty two course
lunch was served. The home was ap-
propriately decorated for the occasion.
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FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHJTRCH

Morning worship 1880. Subject
"On This Rock We Build"
Epworth League GAS. Subject
what War Involves" Leader, Miss
Lucille Rasmussen.
Evening service-7:30. Subject: 'Tht
World of Coming and Going"
Strangers welcome.
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MRS. B. F. DUBOIS ENTERTAIN
ed the Junior High School faculty to
a 1880 bridge luncheon Saturday after
noon at her home at Fairy Like.
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MRS. A. HARRISON ENTERTAINED
at two tables at a one thirty bridg
luncheon Wednesday afternoon.
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FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Services on Sunday will be as fol-
lows:
: Sunday School at $50. Attendance
last Sunday went up to 1872, our aim
is $50 before Thanksgiving. Scholars
may enroll any Sunday. A separate de-
partment for Primary children down
stairs Our school is fully graded.
Morning service at 10:45. The hour
Of worship. More about the November
loyalty campaign.
Evening service at 1880. A candle
light Communion service. All mem
bers Of the church and congregation
are urged to be present at this service
Wednesday Nov g. Midweek service
at 7:45 The first of the Loyalty Cam
paign services. Dividends paid in eX-
change for Coupons" good start is
half the race"
GOSPEL CHAPEL
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
Services Sunday at II and 8.
Sunday School at 10.
Tuesday and Friday night at 8.
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE HERALD
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MR.. AND MRS. JOHN MONDLOCF
entertained at dinner Tuesday evening
for Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Schwartz AM
daughter Dorothy.
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MRS. H. E. WILCOX. ENTERTAIN
ed at her home on Monday evening
Mrs. P. Lamb, Mrs. Alice Henshaw
and Mrs A. M. Wallace the occasion
being her birthday.
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THE r. N. A. WE'RE ENTERTAIN
ed at the home of Mrs. ]. o. Opheim
in Hoboken Tuesday afternoon.
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boI,ITIcAL. ADVERTISEMENT Pre-
nared and ordered published by Zeno
I q. Moser for which regular advertis-
8 ing rates has been paid.
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MR.. AND MRS. F. w. SPRAGUE
and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Nye entertain
ed eight couples at a seven o'clock
bridge party on Tuesday evening.
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MISSES JULIANA AND ADELAIDE
Nathe entertained Wednesday eve
ming at the home of their mother, Mrs
NJ. Nathe, at birthday party in hon
or of Miss Madalyn Kalla. The in
vited guests numbered ten.
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MRS. ALEX JAMESON ASSISTED
by Mrs. c. D. Marshall will entertain
the w. N A. Circle next Tuesday after
noon.
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THE LADIES OF THE M. E.
church will hold their regular month
ly meeting in the church parlors
Thursday, Nov. 4th.
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= MISS EDITH LARSON PRINCIPAL
of the Senior High School entertained
the D. L. T. M. at the R. R. kells
home on Monday evening.
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ON SATURDAY EVENING A NUM-
Der of friends very pleasantly surpris-
ed Mrs. Felix Henry, the occasion be-
ing her birthday. The evening was en-
joyed in a social manner and later
lunch was served.
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THE HESPADIA CLUB WE'RE EN-
tertained at Lees Log Lodge nea
ST. Cloud Tuesday afternoon to
1870 luncheon.
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THE MESDAMES GEORGE STEIN
err and George Berggreen entertained
Saturday evening at $50 dinner.
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MISS ELLEN KRUSE IS GIVING A
social at her school house in District
81 six miles north on the Long Prairie
road this Thursday evening at 500
o'clock.
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THE DORCAS SOCIETY OF THE M.
E. church met in the church parlors
Tuesday evening Oct. 26.
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THE MESDAMES GEORGE STEIN
er, H. S. Halverson and r. E. Cooper
are entertaining the Coreopcis society
this Thursday afternoon.
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MRS. FRANK PERRY ENTER
tanned the Original Bridge Club at a
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where she had q box. Her guests
were the minister Of the Irish Free
State, Mr.. Smiddy; Baron and
Baroness Won Below, DR.. and Mrs,
Macpherson Crichton, Mrs. Agnes
Z. Macfeat, Miss Kathryn Hitch.
cock, william McCauley, first sec
rotary Of the legation Of the Irish
Free State; Alexander BarnWall, q
New York, and Mrs. G. 8. Mitchell
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. William
son entertained at dinner at Ward
man Park Hotel, later taking their
guests to the ball. Their guests in.
Guided Mr.. and Mrs. David Blair
Judge and Mrs. Rush Holland,
Judge and Mrs. John Price. Col
and Mrs. al. G. Voris, and Mr.. and
Mrs. william Wheeler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Nelson
Dingley also had q box.
y
Representative and Mrs. Frank
Funk viii be hosts at the dinner
dance at Wardman Park Hotel on
Saturday evening.
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PEN LEAGUERS
FROLN AT
BALI,
Oldtime Tunes Set Guests
to Dancing; Some
in Costume

John Balduc and his fiddling OF
cll-time tunes made the memory
that viii linger longest in the minds
Of those attending the ball given
last evening at the Mayflower Hotel
by the District branch OF the League
of American Pen Women.
Dressed in a business suit
Johnny Balduc stood on the
Orcilestra's platform and with his
bow drew from the fiddle harmonies
that put lightness and agility in the
feet Of the mature men and matrons
stepping the lancers and other
dances of long ago.
In the group taking part in these
REVEALS were Mrs. Robert II. Lee,
who led the first set, costumed after
the fashion of the early sos; the
Rev. Meade Bolton MacBryde, Mr..
and Mrs. Sidney Taliaferro. Mrs. Eli
4elmicl1 taking the place Of Mrs.
Theodore Tiller. who was unable
to be present; Miss Alice Hartman,
Graves Matthews and several others.
dress except Mrs. Helmicl. who
had not expected to serve other
than In the receiving lire.
Movie Hero
Next to Mr.. BaIduc, who won
fame recently through Henry
Ford's fiddling contest. Milton sflls.
movie actor and ex.professor,
lclaimed the interest Of those
present. He stood In the receiving
line and with his smiles and grace
full words quite won the hearts Of
the writer's and their friends. The
receiving line was headed by Mrs.
H. 8. MulIiken, president Of the
District League. and others In line
/ were Mrs. Delos Blodgett, hon
orary chairman Of the ball COM
lident: Mrs. George Thorpe, chair
man, and Mrs. Harry A. COlman,
president OF the national league.
Al group OF pupils from the Mar
iorie Webster School put on bal
| let. with the exception Of these
features the evening Was spent In
general dancing.
THE lower tier Of boxes was wen
filled but those on the balcony
were ccnspicuousIy vacant.
National President Guest
Mrs. Harry Atwood COlnnali,
president OF the National League
| Of American Pen Women, had as
guests In her box Miss Katherine
| Watson, Captain Herbine, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Mock and Helen Row
land, syndicate writer.
Mrs. Charles BOughton Wood
had as guests Mrs. Morris Evans,
Miss Meta Evans, Miss Mary Nor
gan. Miss Harriet Allen, Captain
| Lombard, Lynch Luuuer. Lewis
| Clark. and Mitchell Carroll.
Mrs. r.. A. ID. Hancock enter.
tanned at dinner preceding the BAN.
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WHITE HOUSE
| DINNER FOR
SPEAKER
President and Mrs. Cool
idge Have Guests. for
the Occasion
BY JEAN ELIOT

~ RESIDENT AND MRS. COOL
IDGE, who will be hosts to-
night at the annual dinner to
the Speaker, are entertaining q lit
tie house party for the occasion.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gallagher
arrived this morning from Cleveland
TO be their guests. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. F. Whiting, Of Holyoke, Mass,
ere coming this afternoon. and an
other visitor is Alexander p. Moore,
sometime American ambassador to
Spain.
Governor Trumbull of Connecticut
and Mrs. TrumbuIl. who are also
here for the dinner, are staying
with Senator and Mrs. Hiram Bing-
ham at the Powhatan. President
and Mrs. Coolidge and Governor and
Mrs. Trumbull aie old friends and
II VIII be remembered that John
Coolidge has visited them at the
Governors mansion at Hartford,
being very chumnny with their
pretty young daughter. Miss Jean
Trumbuil.
Newest Creation
The Speakers dinner is the new
est creation OF the series Of state
functions at the White House. It
was President Roosevelt who first
introduced the custom Of entertain
ing for the presiding officer of the
House Of Representatives, "pncle
5oen Cannon then being Speaker,
but it was not until President
Taft's Administration that this in
teresting event was made q regular
feature Of the program Of State
dinners.
Speaker Cannon had consistently
RETAINED from attending the Cabi-
net dinner, to which he was con-
sistentIy invited, maintaining that
his high office was not being given
proper recognition. Since thena rhis
moot question Of precedence has
been solved and the Speaker out
ranks an domestic officials save the
President and the Vice President.
with Representative Nicholas
Longworth as Speaker, the position
has, OF course, special social as
well as official Importance and the
Speaker and Mrs. Longworth, the
CoIoneI's handsome daughter are
III great demand. The dinner to-
nfvl1t win be in the State Dining
Room, where the wedding break
fast of the Longworths was served.
Had the dinner been q fortnight lat
er It would have been an ami
versary party for the wedding OF
Representative Longworth and Miss
Alice Roosevelt took place on Feb
ruary II, 1906.
The Japanese Ambassador and
Nine. Matsudaira win be the rank
ing guests at dinner this evening
Of the Minister OF Egypt and Nine.
Samy Pasha. who win entertain At
the legation on @ Street.
The Secretary Of Agriculture and
Mrs. Jardine will entertain q COM
pany OF twelve at the Mayflower on
February Z at the Sunday evening
dinner concert. when Charles TrOW-
bridge Tittmann. basso. VIII sing.
Senator and Mrs. William n. But
Ter win entertain company OF six-
teen at dinner this evening In their
home at 1901 Twenty-first st. in
honor OF Senator and Mrs. Fred
erick n. Gillett.
Mrs. Wilbur, wife OF the Secre-
tary of the Navy, was the ranking
guest at the luncheon given today
BY Miss Sophie Pearce Casey. in
compliment to Mrs. Stuart Worldly.
Of New York.
Nine. Lipa was hostess at
luncheon today and yesterday, en-
pertaining in all a company OF 36.
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BRITISHERS TO
BE AT DINNER
TODIPLOMAT

The Polish Minister and Nine.
ciechanowsla viii be the guests
of honor at dinner this evening Of
Representative and Mrs. Sol Bloom,
who will be hosts to a company
Of fourteen at the Mayflower..
Among the guests viii be Sur
eeon General and Mrs. Hugh Cum
ming and Sir George Buchanan,
Minister of Health in the British
Ca binet, who is visiting them. Both
Sir George Buchanan and Surgeon
General Cumming have been decor
ated by the Polish government for
their service in lettering health con-
ditions.
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CENTER MADAME" AS
BENEFIT FOR SCHOOL

Much interest is being shown IL
the plan for the Saturday matinee
and evening performances Of EN-
ter Madame" at the Wardman Park
Theater. which are being given for
the benefit OF the Pi Beta Phi Set
tlement School. The committee in
charge OF arrangements includes
Mrs. Wilson Compton, Mrs. Mabel
Littell Eaton, Mrs. George Clark
Ober. Miss Lettie Stewart, Mrs.
Reginald Geare and Mrs. Stephen
De La Mater.
y u
Mrs. Louis Cass Brinton, wife OF
Major Brinton, has postponed until
February 10 the bridge planned fol-
today in compliment to her niece
Mrs. G. w. Brunson, because of the
illness OF Major Brinton. DIR. and
Mrs. Brunson have recently come &c
Washington for station from Haiti
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OF
GEOCR APHIC
MARIE

mrs. william Narrower Davis
announces the usarriage of her
6aurhter. Miss Ethel Whitaker
DaVin. q John Oliver LaGCrces
which took place yesterday IN New
York.
M. T.aGorce ii the vice president
u the National Geographic Society
ana associate editor 81 the National
Gaograpl1ic Magazine. Mr.. ana
arr. I.aaorce left Immediately after
.ha ceremony FOR d visit to the
isIanfIs 81 the West Indies. Upon
faf,,rriI,R Is washington in March
tliav WIN occupy their new residences
AZ 24l0 Kainrawa Rd
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where DR.. Brpnson served in the
medical corps OF the Navy.
Mrs. Charles ". Wheeler was
hostess at luncheon today at the
Chevy Chase Club for her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Marshall Exnicios.
= y
Judge James r. Smith, Of the
Emitted States Court Of Customs
Appeals, was the guest in whose
honor q dinner was given last eve,
ming IN the Jefferson Room Of the
MayfIoWer by Senator Sergio Os,
mena, president pro tenn and spe.
cial representative Of the Philip
pine Legislature to the United
States. Others present were Major
Gen. Frank Mcintyre, Judge G. s.
Lobinger, Lieut.. Col. Orval P.
Townsend, Major George p. Allern
Major John 8. Sullivan, William
H. Donovan, Warren T.. Allen and
Francisco zamora.
Mrs. Frederick Curtler win arrive
shortly from Worcester, England,
to be the guest OF her sister, Mrs.
+. Lewis Marshall, ct 1915 Tween.
tiefh St.
Mra. Charles p. stokes, of Rich.
mond, another sister OF Mrs. Mar.
shall, il now visiting her.
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RECEP ION IS
NO ABLE
EVENT

In spite Of the frightful weather,
several hundred guests attended the
reception given. yesterday by Mrs.
Joseph Hines and Miss Grace Bur-
ton, niece OF Representative Theo,
dore Il. Burton. at the charming
home 81 Mr.. ana Mrs. Hines y
New Hampshire Avenue. The hos,
tesses were following q custom Ell
.fahIished when Mr.. Hines and Mr..
Rurton were fellow members Of
the House. representing Ohio con;
stftuencies. of receiving together
once each season; and official, dip.
-loratic and resident society were
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Fiber Rockers, 1 finished in
brown shellac, finished in ma
hogany shellac; both are very
well made with automobile
spring seats and spring backs.
upholstered in cretonne. Were
sls.75 each S11.75
now .ss.s..s. -. $500.
/ SIT. Fiber Settee, finished in
taupe shellac with comfortable
box spring seat cushions and
upholstered b q c k. @1R Ok
was $3.50: now. AUeAU
Very Fine Reed Floor Lamp.
in attractive rose and gold color
scheme. Fine rose-coiored silk
shade with silk fringe. Cid IN
Very low priced. U
Fiber Table. finished In frost
ed brown and with wood top
measuring 24x36. Was &10
$40; now ..~.~ese~~>~e~s
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/ Brown Reed Chair to n
above described rocker. @G
Special
1 S6.inch Fiber Settee fin
in brown shellac with cl
woven seat and back. c.
Was $f0.75; now. 90
/ Reed Table Lamp, fin.
in brown shellac with
silk-lined shade. Was CO
$12.5O: now. -
/ Split Reed Fern Stand
single fern, finished In mt
and standing IS inches c.
high. Was $9.75; now. U0
Magazine Rack finished
frosted brown with three she
space occupied 17x19. co
Was $3.50; now. W.
wicker Furniture Section.
floor.
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Remnant Day Rug Savings

1 9x12 WhittaIl's Teprac VII
ton, Was $4,000. &65 IN
3 6xS Rattania. Discon-
tinued.l Were $1O.76 ga "a
each. Now ...s~See...
II 8xS Rag Rugs. Chintz pat.
terms. Were $3.16 each. - ~
Now
Z Sx6 Rag Rugs. Were go Ok
81 each. Now. ........
/ lot Of Imported Coco Ok
Door Mats. Special. ..... W.
II orientals assorted average
size Axe. Were $4S.6O coo R0
each. Now. V
2 2x4 Chinese Rugs.
Were $3.50 each. ell EN
Now s.....s....es..
Q 7.6x9-ft. Administer
Rugs. Were $45 each. coo 00
Now .............
40 Yards Brussels Car. CT Ok
pet. Special, so. yd.. AeU
VT lengths at u the original price.
Fifth Floor
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TO ENTERTAIN
For BRIDE TO BE

Mr.. and Mrs. Francis White will
entertain a company of young peo-
pie at dinner this evening in their
home on Bancroft Place in COM
pliment to Miss Caroline Story and
her fiance, Edward Lyndal Reed.