THE WASHINGTON HERALD APRIL 9 1907

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Handsome Silk WrapsSilk Wraps are very fashionable Jackets in Eton and Pony

and Coats in ty and full lengths are in demandWe show a very attractive collection of these very smart and

stylish garments and there are many variations severalmodels affording opportunity for the gratification of every taste

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Eton Jacket with pleated girdle ef-

fect and fancy braid vest lined withwhite silk all sizes

At 1500A Handsome Black Taffeta Silk

Pony Jacket embroidered and trimmed with braid black or white silklining all sizes

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Also a very choice collection of finer Outergarments in a wide va-

riety of styles in rich silks and laces up to 6400 each

Handsome New SuitsE have just received a new collection of Fancy Tailormad Suits

in plain black and plain blue Panama trimmed with braidsand made in Pony and Eton styles plaited skirts An excep-

tionally good suit at

2100 eachWe have also just received some new effects in brown blue and

black Chiffon Panama Suits made in a variety of shapes everal verynovel ideas being used in application The new prices are

2850 and 30 00 eachAnd they are specially worthy of inspection

Handsome New SkirtsWe also slaw a splendid collection m New White Wool Skirts

which arc so popular They are in serges Panamas and voiles andare made in a wide variety of styles We call special attention to our col-

lection of White Serge Skirts at

875 1000 and 1250 each

Smart Spring Millinery-For All Occasions

HE preeminence of Woodward Lothrop Millinery has been demonstrated during the show days of the past few weeks Our Mil-

linery Salon presents abundant selection of hats from the fore-

most Parisian and importations this season are gen-

erally conceded to be handsomer than ever beforeQuite as attractive however are the charming hats that come each

day fresh and original from our own workroomsLatest models now on display in

Mushroom Hats Parisienne SailorsPoke Bonnets Flower Hats

The Cloche Picture HatsToques and Turbans

Special Sale ofDomestic and Oriental Rugs-

To Make Room for Mattings

and New Spring Stock

I E are offering reductions of onethird to onehalf on a numberof rugs which while good patterns have been discontinued-by the manufacturers Also lots of rugs purchased atspecially low prices

Hotelkeepers as well as housekeepers will find it to tljeir interestto take advantage of this sale

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The OnepieceWaist Pattern

STILLMAN inventorthe Onepiece Waist

straight front andback will give with the sale of herCombination Pattern Eton jacketcorset cover and waist a beautiful

Bias Front Waist Patternof her designing They arethe only two Onepiece Patterns known to the dressmakingworld

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Etamine similar tothat a few weeks back

This lot consists of 750 yards Itis made of highgrade flax andmercerized cotton Shown in whiteand a limited quantity of light blue

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Miss Gladys Frost Weds Herbert Ogden in New York

JOSS MAGEUDEE MAKES DEBUT

Ambassador and Bnronesn VonSternburer Leave to Sail for

Tomorrow Mr and MrBryce Return from Their Vlqlt inCanada and Trip to Chicago

A wedding of much interest to Wash-ingtonians since both the bride andbridegroom are well known here wasthat of Miss Gladys Frost the daughterof Mrs Henry Titus Frost and Herbert

celebratedafternoon at 4 oclock In St ThomasProtestant Episcopal Church New YorkRarely has Thomas been so exquisitelydecorated

The owl was Riled with bouquetsSilllee rotes and carnations with aquantity of palms and spreading fernsThe brides attendants were Mrs Witherbee Stack of Pelham Manor New Yorkand Mrs N Dsrrell Harvey of Provi-dence R I as matrons of honor and thebridesmaids were Misses Elizabeth Laud-er of Grace Tucker of Albanyand Kathleen U R Buckloy of NewYork Air Ogdens brother acted as beatman and the ushers were PaymasterCharles P Dyer U S N Dr N DarrellHarvey of Providence William SPeachy and William Mills Thompson ofWashington A reception was held at theHotel Buckingham after the ceremony

and Mrs George W Vanderbiltwho are entertaining a house party atBlltmore House have among their guests

Mre Winston Churchill the Aus-trian Ambassador M Lotolller of theBelgian Legation and others Mr andMrs Vanderbilt are entertaining theirhouse guests with a round of delightful

A trip to Pisgah Lodge lice beenarranged for this week Senator and MrsChauncey Depew who have been m mbare of the Biltmore House party havereturned to New York Other guests areexpected at Blltmore House within thenext few days

The Secretary of the Interior and MrsGarfleW have taken a long tense begin-ning next fan on the house of MwViolet Reels Bloomer in Massachusettsavenue

MtoftIaabet May lies to sellthe first of May with the Duke Of

Neweaetla and his niece Miss Ltster-Kayt to pass some time abroad

Th Dvke Newcastle who has beenpasflwg some time In this country haslever f td in New York and oUter pteeeshe lies visited and was yesterday the

of Mrs Wilson Shannon Dunn ofNew York when an Informal vaudevilleperformance was given

The Hon Maude Pauncefote who liesbeen the guest of Mrs Townsendthe past winter is now visiting SfrsLetter

Miss Joaana Schroeder entertained atdiner lest night in honor of her honesgttegt Mtae Dorothy H rv n sit ef herpetty going later to the dance tor UM-

Childrens Country Home at Ra sehersThe table decorations were pink caraaUem Her guests were Miss CarrollHarper alter Dodge Mist Chew MissMary Miss Dorothy HarveyMr James Palmer Mr Caseeite Mr Ma-kMie Mr Fmnkltn Ellis Mr James Hop-kins

The tea given by Dr and Mrs Magruderto signalize the tlelAit of their daughter

label Magruder yesterday after-noon was one of the most brilliant affairsof the season The house was richly deco-rated with palms and quantities of carna-tions Mrs Magruder was assisted inreceiving by Mrs Bromwell Mrs Westcott Mrs Francis Miss Denny and Misa-GoWsborough and wore a charming toi-lette of violet muslin trimmed withfon and a profusion of ribbon Miss Ma-grtMers gown which was especially be-coming was a simple toilet of white chif-fon The guests Includod every one recog-nized as being in society Despite her tongIllness of the early winter Miss Magruderwas in superb health yesterday

The Ambassador from Germany antiBaroness Speck von Sternburg left yes-terday for New York and will sail onWednesday tor Germany going at onceto the estates of the Ambassador la Sax-ony where they wilt remain for a num-ber of weeks In their absence the em-bassy wilt be In charge of Count von Hatz

who has not yet de-cided on the summer headquarters of theembassy Count von Hatzfeldt must notbe eonfounded with Count HutzfeidtTrachenburg the soninlaw of the Jap-anese Ambassador who hasgreater part of the winter In Washing-ton as they are members of very tar

branches of a family bearing thesame name

The British Ambassador and MrsBryce returned yesterday from their visitto the governorgeneral of Canada LordGrey and have no Immediate plans torthe future They will be entertained to-night by Mr and Mrs Arthur LeeTheir trip through the United States was

given by the Pilgrims In New York atwhich Mr Bryce was the honored guestThey were entertained by Sfr and MrsFranklin MacVeagh and MarshallField In Chicago Mrs Bryce Is manyyears younger than her husband awoman of great savory pits and distinc-tion whose grace beauty and tact addto her husbands prestige

Mr de Thai who is connected with theRweelan court and Is at present servingas second secretary to the Muscovite Emwssy In this country is talented musi-cally At the garden party at Mrs

Graham Bells the other day hisnumbers were much applauded and hewas very generous In responding to theencores

Another Russian at present residing inWashington who has gret musical tal

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ent Is Baron de Kattentaek who not onlyplays with ability and genius but is acomposer as well

Capt arid Mrs Warren Beach will en-

tertain at dinner tonight in honor of tholrhouse guest Mrs Louis T Hoyt of NowYork

Invitations have been sent out by oxSenator and Mrs Mason for the marriage oftheir daughter Ruth White Mason andMr Eugene Charles Hall The ceremonywilt take place Wednesday eveningApril 17 at the home of the brides

Miss Bthel Mason will act as

of honor and the bridesmaids will be WiseMildred Hall and Miss Kdlth Thebest man will be William B Mason

Roderick and Lowell Mason serveas ushers

Mrs Rufus G Collins of Chicago isvisiting Mrs Herman A Phillips of M87

Eighteenth street northwest

Rauschers presented a gay scene lastnight whew the dance was given forthe benefit of the Childrens CountryHome The decorations were vary simpleconsisting only of groups of palms butso happily arranged that the rooms pre-

sented a vary attractive appearance On

the committee were Mrs Symonds MrsBiddle Mrs Bulmer Mrs Bradley MissDenny Miss Gertrude Myer Miss Biddleand Miss Victoria Emory

The patronesses were Mrs Bacon MrsBulmer Mrs Denny Mrs Dodge MrsEno Mrs lisle Mrs Glover Mrs HuffMiss Kean Mrs Arthur Lee Mrs Alexardor Legare Mrs McCauley MrsLjan Mrs Newberry Mrs Oliver MrsPerkins Mrs Riggs Mien Jane RiggsMiss Schroeder Mme van Swlndereu andMrs Wainwright

Those receiving were Mrs Schreederwho wore an elaborate gown of bluesatin Mrs Harrison Dodge In a stunninggown of pompadour silk Miss Biddlewhose charming frock wee ofchiffon built on liberty silk and MtefiVictoria Emory In pink satin MrsDonny who was listed to receive wasprevented from attending because of thelames of her husband who althoughstill quite ill te rapidly Improving Abuffet supper was served between 13 and1 oclock These were between 300 and JW-

SUttXs present representing every set InWashington society

At the fete for the benefit of theWomans Army sad Navy League atPortDiver tomorrow Miss Adelaide Vernonwill render musical assistance aliasVernon is a teacher of voioeculture having Dome to Washington somefive years aat from London and throughher unusual mustcul sad dramatic abilityhas made an enviable place in the Wash-ington musical world

Some of the boxholders at tfce Nationallast night for the special performance of-

rThe Lton and the Moos given underthe auspices of the Fartntnglon Societywere Mis Roosevelt Mrs SbapkiM MrsStraus and Mrs Garfield The object efthis society Js to takes sufficient money todefray the expens B of a nurse to visitamong the poor

The steamship La Touraine broughtfour distinguished Frenchmen to Americayesterday woo came to Attend the dedica-tion of the Carnegie Institute In Pitteburg They are D L C Knmrt directorof the French Trocadero Museum J Ratesecretary to UM Chamber of DeputiesBaron dEstountelles de Constant andPftul Doumer expresident of the FrenchSenate woo was a candidate for the Pres-idency at the last election

Baron iTEstourneUes the reorder of theAmerican branch of the Aseoeiathm ef In-

ternational Condttation Is expected hiWashington today to visit tie Presi-dent

Mr and Mrs Robert F Shepard andfamily are stopping temporarily at IBS-

Rfess place while repairs are being madein their home 1306 Eighteenth street

The children f Mr std Mrs WJUtamG Bopp gave a reception last night Inhonor golden anniversary of thewedding of their parents who Move toadstheir home in Washington during thewhole period of their married life Theymade the trip from Leesburg where thewedding took place in a Concord coachMr Bopp is a German a native of Darmstoat bat has lived In America since IRSHe was a participator In all the stirringtimes of the period before the war

Mrs Bopp was Miss Mary A Barite A-

Leesbws Va Of the seren childrenborn to them lira are stilt Jiving

ARMY AND NAVYArmy Order

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Fourth Infantry Company Encampsnt Naval Academy Range

Special to TIM llenld-Annapalis Md April S A company of

the Fourth Infantry United States regular army commanded by Capt G H BSmith arrived in Annapolis today fromWashington and Is ROW encamped at theNaval Academy rifle range to engage intwo weeks rifle practice Other officersassigned to the company are FirstLteutsCarter and Cardeman Second LieutDietrich and Surgeon Hart

Two companies of cavalry stationed utFort Myer Va Will for prac-tice when the company now here departs

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PRELATES MEET HERE

Catholic University Mattersto Considered

OAEDINAI WILL PRESIDE-

Ten ArchbUhopa to DeliberateOver Affairs of American ChurchPlan Protest Against Ants ofFrench Government Matter of

Pence to He TaUon Up

A twp meeting of the archbtahepeStates will begin tomorrow

in Hall at the Catholic Unirer-slty Ten of the of theAmerican hierarchy expected to

and Cardinal Gibbons of Baltimorewill preside

Tomorrow they will hold a Joint meetIns with the trustees of the universityand dltcuea the management and financeof the Institution On Thursday the archWshojw wlfl eonjider American churchmatters one of them being the increaseof Peters pence It is likely some actionwill be taken looking to an expression ofprotest against the spoliation of thephurch property in Prance

The trustees of the university will tWomeeting Thursday at McMahon

Hall and it 18 expected their deliberationwill be continued on Friday

There are fourteen archWehops in theUnited States but of theae ArchbtehodQuigley of Chicago Is on his way homefrom Rome and will not reach Americauntil next week

Cardinal Gibbons and Archbishop Ryanof Philadelphia arrived in Washingtonyesterday afternoon and are the gueate ofthe president of the university

Archbishops Parlay of New York andRyaq of Philadelphia and Bishop Hark1ns of Providence R I are members ofthe Catholic Missionary Union and oneof the interesting meetings incidental

coming to Washington of the prHatea of the church will be a gatheringof the trustees of the Apostolic MissionHeuae to bear the annual report of RevA P Doyle reefer of that Institutionand to transact other business in connec-tion therewith

Peters Pence to He ConnlderrdIt to said Uw contribution of Peters

pence for Uw support of the Pope fromAmerica has become a matter of com-plaint at Rome and the leaden of thechurch feel called upon to bring this fea-ture of Catholic worship into greaterprominence in the future It Is

to be the purpose of the hierarchyto raise the contribution from Catholicsfor this purpose to 1000000 annually-

It is expected that the drafting ofanother memorial protesting against thespoliation of the church lands In Franceby the government will occupy much ofthe attention of prelates and un-doubtedly a letter of sympathy fromAmerican Catholics will be sent to theFrench hierarchy on the subject

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Our stock includesgraceful shapes in the following and other wantedpieces

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CLOTH SUITS Designers and artisans have developed the t0 new fabrics into suits of splendid character and styles

assembly of ETON and COAT SUITS Is rich in garments of distinc-tion and variety The new stripes checks and plain colors are prominentThe price range is as follows

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A NOTABLE AUCTION EVENTThe Countess dAudigneS-

ALE OF

SUMPTUOUS FURNISHINGSMOSTLY IMPORTED

Begins Tomorrow April 10

Pelages of ancient Venice Empire rare Adams Sli

and Sed ebamb r Wonderful Hall Clock a collection ofRoyal China Groups Oh Mei e n Lille

and useful and ornamental China Cut Glass Rare BooksRugs Mirrors Empire Bronse Candelabrum and Fire Sets Old PrintsHangings Curios c mostly collected abroad by the

Countess dAudigneW-ho is now traveling in lurope where she Tylll make her future home

These valuable streets have recently been removed from her Washingtonresidence No Ifi9 K street which is now for sale to our

ART GALLERIES No 1407 G St where they will be sold at unre-stricted public auction tomorrow Thursday and Friday April 10 11slid 12 1907 at 11 a m and 3 p m On public view up to hour of sale

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