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THE WASHINGTON HERALD MONDAY NOVEMBER 21 1910 5 Woodward Lothrop New YorkWASHINGTONParis Calendars and Diaries Main Floor G Street Holiday Opening of Books nearly a score of years we have been perfecting our system of selling and where in earlier times only a limited number of subjects were considered proper to be kept in stock we now have a Complete Book Store Filled to repletion with the choicest of the worlds literature At the present time we have on our shelves books pertaining to History Biography Travel and Description the Fine Arts Household Economy Reference Books Atlases Dictionaries English and Familiar Quotations Books on Political Economy Old and New Fiction and Standard Sets of Famous Authors In fact there are no less than 75000 Volumes on Our Shelves Embracing such a wide range of reading that the eye and mind are bewildered- at the thought of knowing them all If we filled a page with titles of interest ing and instructive publications we shouldnt nearly exhaust the possibilities- of this splendid here are some suggestions i 7 J i FOR collectionso ¬ > History The Battle of the Wilder- ness by Gen Morris Schaff 200 A Soldiers Recollections by Randolph H McJCim 200 Life in the Roman World of Nero by T C Tucker 250 Memoirs My Memoirs by Princess Caroline Murat 375 The Autobiography of Thomas Collier Platt 500 netWomen Napoleon Loved by T Hopkins 450 Sociology Against the Current by Edward A Steiner 125 Social Service by Louis tf Post 100 The Church and the Indi- vidual by Frank Paradise 150 For Children Kiddie Land by Margaret Hays 100 The Sfant Book by Peter Newell 100 A Happy Little Time by Laura F Richards 100 Religion Twice Born Mien by Har old Begbie 125 Christianity of the Nations by Speer 200 The Unity of Religion by J H Randall 200 Bible Study Hastings Dictionary of the Bible 500 How We Got Our Bible by P Smythe 50c Bible Study by Periods by HT Sell 35c The Drama The Blue Bird by Maurice Maeterlinck 120 The Piper by T P Pea body 110 A Study of the Drama by B Matthew 150 Nature Books Studies of Trees in Winter by A 0 Huntington 200 Indoor Gardening by E Rexford 150 Under the Open Sky by S C Schmucker 150 J I I I I I 4 a t 9 4 4 4 ¬ ¬ ¬ Stories of Science The Romance of Modern Electricity by C R Gibson 150 Romance of Engineering by A Williams 15p Romance of Manufacture- by C R Gibson 150 Biography John Biography Fifty Years After by 0 G Villard 500 Louise Chanler Moulton Poet and Friend by Lillian Whiting 150 of Alexander Hamil ton by Allan IcLane Ham- ilton 350 New Fiction The Lost Ambassador by F Phillips Oppenheim LOS The Mistress of Shenstone by Florence Barclay 135 Max by Katharine Cecil Thurston 108 Essays Whats Wrong with the World by G K Chesterton 150 The Old Virginia Gentle man by George Bogby 150 Adventures in Friendship- by David Grayson 120 Juvenile Mary in Texas by Annie Fellows 100 Airship Boys by HL Say ler 85c Boys with the U S Survey by Francis Wheeler 115 New Thought Literature Life Transfigured by Lil- lian Whiting 125 Passion to Peace by James Allen 50c American Problems by Hugo Munsterberg 160 Mission Study Western Women in Lands by H B Mont- gomery 50c Advance in the Antilles 1y H B Grose Decisive Hour of Christian Mission by J R Motf 100 Browna Tare J hnson East- ern SOc i ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Reference Books Websters New 1910 Inter national Dictionary 12 Winstons Encyclopedia 8 for home use 600 Rand McNallys Imperial Atlas 125 Travel and Description- In the Kaisers Capital Jby J F Dickie 200 A Vagabond Journey Around the World by H A Franck 350 Panama and the Canal to day by Forbes Lindsay 240 Poetry Song of the Stone Wall by Helen Kellar 120 A Hoosier Romance by W Riley 150 Eugene Fields Poems complete 200 Standard Sets Works of Charles Dickens printed on thin paper and bound in limp leather 17 volumes 1700 Works of George Eliot thin paper edition blue morocco binding 12 volumes 1400 of R L Stevenson- in half leather 10 volumes 900 Sunday School Books Peloubets Select Notes on the International Lessons for 1911 90c Tarbells Teachers Guide to the Sunday School Lessons 100 Hulburts Bible Encyclo pedia 160 Illustrated Books The Land by Robert Hichens illustrated by J Guerin 600 X and the Val kyrie illustrated by Arthur Rockham 600 Pictures in Colors by Har rison Fisher 300 Music and Art Music Dramas of Richard Wagner by A Lavignac 240 Golden Age of Engraving by F Keppel Manual for China Painters by Monachesi 125 volumes I t I I arks for 1911 The Rhil1egold j a ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ attention is given to orders for books not in stock or out of books on special subjects as we have unusual facilities for secur ing such books In this connection we wish to call the school teachers and others who desire books in quantities that to avoid disappoint ment such orders should be placed at once The New Novels are on day of publication all the important ones are carried in stock constantly We keep all the Magazines and Periodicals of the and hour and take for any publish or deliver Magazines by the week or monthOur Mail Order Department has every facility for filling orders by mail promptly carefully Min flooi Tenth Woodward Lothrop I I SPECIAL attentionof t iii at 1 c ¬ ¬ IN THE SOCIAL WORLD- Mrs Taft to See Performance of La Boheme Tonight MINISTER ARRIVES Count and Countess de Bnisseret and Their Children Open the Le- gation for the SenMon Former Senator and Mr Ilemlemon at Breakfast Mrs Taft and her daughter Miss Helen who went to New York last week for a few days visit will remain over for the opera tonight when they will see a per- formance of La Bohome The Belgian Minister and Countess de Bulsserot and their four Interesting boys and infant daughter arrived at the lega- tion last evening The countess and tho children have been at Tamar their homo In Belgium einco the spring and were Joined later In the summer by Minis- ter who has had several months vaca tion Former Senator nd Mrs J B Hender son entertained at breakfast yesterday at Boundary Castle In honor of Representa- tive and Mrs Champ Clark the other guests were Miss Clark daughter of the guests of honor Senator and Mrs Burkett and Mr John B Henderson jr Miss Helen Taft will bo entertained at a dinner December 5 by Assistant Secre- tary of tho Navy and Mrs Bookman Winthrop Maj Carl Reichmann IJ S A was host nt dinner last ovgnlng to a large company of distinguished men In honor of Lieut Filippo Camporlo the retiring naval attache of the Italian Embassy wlflL will be married to Miss Eleanor on December L The dinner was served at the Army and Navy Club and the guests included the military and naval attaches of the different embassies and legations and several prominent off- icers of the army and navy of this coun- try Representative and Mrs Henry S Boutell of Chicago will return to Wash- ington about the first of December from Europe where they have spent the au- tumn Miss Alice Boutoll hag at their apartment at the Highlands for sot oral weeks having returned frogt the North with her grandmother Gatoe who is with her thtro Miss Mary McCauley entertained at a tea yesterday in honor of Mlse Julia Whiting and Miss Margaret Cotton Smith Miss slater Mrs Charles ODonnoll Lee poured tea Miss Katherine ElkIns is tho guest of Miss Janet Fishdaughter of Representa- tive Hamilton Fish at Garrtson ontlie Hudson She went up for the YaleHar vard game Miss Ruth Parker daughter of Mr and Mrs Myron M Parker entertained at a tea yesterday afternoon for her party consisting of her fraternity sisters at Mrs Somera school Miss Marie Reed of New York Miss Downing of Michigan Miss Hinwe of Kansas City and Miss Primrose Colt of New Jersey Among the other gueaUi were many of the fraternity sisters who are now at at Miss Somors school MISS Parker will give a theater party for her guests this evening Tho Army Relief Society will have a cavalry drill at Fort Myer on Friday aft- ernoon December 2 at 2 oclock for the benefit of the society It will bo a gala occasion The drill wilt be followed by a too and ef fancy articles Tickets are In the hands of Mrs Borden wife of Mnj W C Borden retired at lESt Cali- fornia avenue The Military Attache ef the French Embassy and Countess d Cfcambrtm wilt go to Cincinnati to spend Thanksgiving with the latters skater Mrs Buckner WaUIngfofd Mrs George A King of Georgetown will chaperon a party of debutantes to Annapolis on Wednesday for the ball at the Academy that evening Among the buds will be Mrs Kings daughter Miss Mario Edmonaton King Miss Edith Mc Quade and Miss Dorothy Gauntlott The party will return to the King home for Thanksgiving dinner and be present at the hall for the benefit of Noel House in the evening at the New Willard Miss King will make her social debut Decem- ber S at a tea In the King home in Georgetown Miss Doris Haywood daughter of Mrs William Haywood ono of the beauties of this season who will be presented to so ciety December 11 will go to Annapolis for the ball Thanksgiving Eve Rear Admiral Slgsboo Is rapidly recov- ering from the injuries resulting from a bad fall when he made a misstep on the steps of the Oakland apartment house where he lives Lieut and Mrs Hiram L Irwin the latter formerly Miss Louise White of this city have gone to tho formers post In New Hampshire after making a short visit with Mrs Irwlns parents Com- mander and Mrs W W White since their wedding trip Lieut Irwin wilt be at tho Portsmouth Navy Yard until about the 1st of January when they may re- turn to Washington for the remainder of the winter Mrs Henry May and her daughters Miss May and Miss Cecilia May who have been at the Homestead Hot Springs Va for some weeks wilt return to their Washington home after Thanks- giving Miss Hazel Van Zandt Cox daughter of Mr and Mrs W V Cox will be pre sented to society at a tea In the home of her parents 207 I street December 23 Miss Cox is a granddaughter of the late Matthew G Emery and her parents make their home at the old Emery man- sion in the older fashionable district of the city where this debutantes mother grew up was presented to society and where she was marked Mrs Cox will entertain fit a at Rauschers early In December her daughter and her contemporaries In the deubtante circle Mr and Mrs E C Graham have gone to Hot Springs for a stay of several weeks duration Mrs Albion Keith Parrls entertained- on Saturday at a small luncheon for her duughterlnlaw Mrs Albion Keith Parris jr recently returned to Wash- ington from the wedding trip The guests asXed to meet her were Mrs Booth Bowie of Maryland Mrs Bowdoin Crfrlghill Mrs Percy Marshall Miss Mona Gill and Miss Frances Dodge Tho decorations were of white chrysan- themums and tho candles were shaded with white and silver shades The favors were miniature wedding cakes at each plate Mr and Mrs William C Denny who have spent the summer and autumn at Hot Springs Va will so South the first i III the Torr been McCaule s hbuse sale or BELGIAN En- tertain I Mrs ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 42M28 7th Street ft 417425 lib Street Black and Colors Thp silk used In these skirts- Is the same quality that Is used In skirts that sell at 500 and 600 and not tho kind ordinarily used In petticoats you see ad- vertised at such a price Every ono Is cut full width through hips all lengths several styles all have full foundation and dust ruffle actual value Is rt 500 Special ono 5 Q day only of January and not be In Washington this winter The marriage Is announced of Miss May OBrien of this city to Mr Jack Wells of Altoona Pa The ceremony was performed In the preaonce of only the families of the bride and bridegroom on Saturday November 19 After their wedding trip Mr Wells and his bride will be at home at Altoona The marriage of Miss Mary Hart Nalla only daughter of Mr and Mrs G B W Nalie to Mr Frederick powors Hudgins took place at tho home of the Thursday evening at 636 Rev Harry B Leo of Charlottesville performed the ceremony Tho bride wa given In mar- riage by hor oldest brother Mr W C NaUe ef Wilmington Del She was drowsed In an exquisite white satin gown trimmed with lace end pearls Her roil was caught with orange blossoms and she carried a shower bouquet of of tho valley Her only ornament was of pearls gift of the groom She was attended by tho bridegrooms slater Miss Dorothy Hudglns as maid of honor who wore pink mewallno and carried pink rose The bridegroom was attend ed as best man by Dr Wilmer Sprinkle of Staunton Va After ceremony a wedding supper was served Only the immediate relatives of both families were present The bride was the recipient of many beautiful gifts attesting the popu larity of both herself and the bridegroom Mr and Mrs HUdgins left at SJO for a Southern trip Among the guests at the wedding were Dr and Mrs Lewis Holla day of Orange Va Misses Holladay Rapldan Va Mr and Mrs Henry F Jr Rapjdan Va Mrs Helen Storor Fredericksburg Va Dr Mooro Washington D C Dr and Mrs Lee TalJaferro Orange Va j Miss Delia Walker Lynchburg Va Mr and Mrs W C Nalle Wilmington Dd Mrs Williams Waverly Va Mr Thompson West Virginia Mrs D G Somerviie Mitchells Va Miss Cassie coon Ford Va Miss Nance Brooke Scott Raccoon Ford Va Col William Nalle and Miss Mary Nalle Culpeper- Dr George Sprinkle Culpeper Va Dr Wilmer Sprinkle Staunton Mrs Wise Jennings Culpeper Vs Mr JJ Culpeper Va Roberts Cul peper Va and Mr J George Hlden Culpeper Va Mrs E H Brooke and her debutante daughter Miss Margaretta Brooke who spent last winter nt the Highlands are now In Portland Ores guests of Mrs Brookes sister Mrs Hunt Lewis Their hostess Introduced her niece to Portland society at a too last week They went West to attend the marriage of Miss Brookes uncle Mr Thomas Scott Brooke to Miss Christine Pomeroy Miss Brooke and her mother will make a visit with relatives In Omaha whore they will be greatly entertained and will probably spend the latter part of the season In Washington where Miss Brooke had In tended to be among the buds of the season Mrs Julian Ripley of Now York Is the guest of hr brotherinlaw and sister Mr and Mrs Granville R Fortasciie at their home In Church Mr William Hayes Ackland who spends his winters In Washington has returned hero after a six months ab- sence abroad Miss Ida Hill Bowie and her sIster Miss Katherine Bowie of WHlard street entertained at a tea yesterday afternoon- in honor of their Miss Nellie Ger of Mineral County W Va Among tho guests were Miss Ethel Hickoy Miss Boteler Liout Pratt Dr Francis Miss Gross Mr R H Scott Mr Richard Pue of Baltimore and Mr Carrington Miss Gerstell will go to Baltimore today for a visit of ten days with Dr Gibson Por- ter and family at Roland Park Sho will then come back hero for Christmas The board of trustees of the Young Womens Christian Association Home 311 C street northwest will bo most grateful for any contributions made to the home this Thanksgiving The object of the Is to provIde a home for young working women There will be a com- mittee of ladles at the homo on Wednes- day to receive donations Last Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles F Sullivan 322 South Carolina avenue their daughter Miss Anna Vance Sullivan and Mr Philip Craig Jones were married by Rev Paul R Hlokok of the Metropolitan Presbyterian Church only relatives and- a few friends being present The house was decorated with chrysanthemums ferns and palms The wedding music was played by Miss Jesse B F Grant Tha bride wore a dainty gown of French mull and lace and carried a shower bouquet of chrysanthemums ferns and lilies of the valley Her only ornament was a pearl pendant necklace the gift of the bridegroom She was Attended by her sister Miss Florence L Sullivan who wore a gown of pink voile and carried pink chrysanthemums- Mr Marvin P Towers of New York acted as best man A small reception followed the ceremony after which the bridal couple left for a Southern trip the bride wearing a blue tailored suit with hat to match Mr and Mrs Jones will be at home to their friends after Janu ary 1 Flowers Furnished for AH Occasions by J H Small Sons 14th G sts nw WaldorfAstoria rind 1153 Broadway New York Steamer orders a specialty Theri one cow to wesy fire penons la ths United Stats f I Lansburgh 8 Bro 500SILK I PETTICOATS 259- I I J I I bride lilies the the io IJtI day Cole Pliihsdolphla Mr P Porter Nallo Rob- erts street stoUt In- stitution real Miss usst ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ MASS ON THURSDAY FOR PANAMERICA Diplomats jpid High Officials Will Attend Service ELABORATE MUSIC ARRANGED Cardinal Gibbon and Rev Falcoijlo and Staff of Papal Lega- tion IJ Present at Annual ThankxRivlns Observance anal Will Hear Rev C W Carrier In the presence of representatives of every American country the annual Pan American mass of Thanksgiving will be celebrated at St PatrIck Catholic Church at 11 oclock Thursday morning Supplementing the distinguished gath- ering from diplomatic corps will be the dignitaries of the church Cabinet officers justices of the Supreme Court and representative citizens of the Dis trict His eminence Cardinal Gibbons will be present as will the apostolic delegate Right Rev Dlornede Faleonio and the staff of the p pftr legation The Thanks giving sermon wljl be preached by Rev Charles Warren Currier D D As the celebrant of the mass and his assistants have not been designated Rev Thomas E MeGulgan Rev William J Carroll and Rev James A Smyth will be masters of ceremonies They will b assisted by Charles H Fisher Elaborate Programme Arranged- An elaborate musical programme has boon prepared by R Mills Silby director of the sanctuary choir and Prof Gloetz nor director of the mixed choir Miss Jennie Glennan will be the organist The programme for the mass follows PruMe sarch from Suite Jto 1 Lacbcer Orchestra IstreJU B M Stlby Sanctuary eMir KfnV sad CtorJB from IkwOieTena ilass In C Mixed eb ir- Qradwle sanctuary chair AM r R M Silby Sanctuary choir Cna H3J Palestrina- SaBdfeary their erIe MX GeeMxTs Maw of St Cecilia OffKiwy A Sacrwn OpnTirfmn G A BOTibei- SaacUtary choir Swetm B edktas awl Agnus Dei hem aMa Ma of St Ceeflls Mixed Oi Inn K it Sllby- SwtctMry their Aftar MM Holy Ged We Pmtee Thy Xanw Invited to Attend Tho Invited guests include 8 Mr Doe Francisco Loon d la Dam Ambassa doe true Mexico and nwmbars of embassy SeNOr Don Joaqnm Bernardo Cairo Minister from Costa Kie of s tian Mr Pelipe Pant Mtefcter from Pus and IMBIbers ef leyatlos Seoor OB Anitel Cruz MteUttr free Chile and members o ksadw Vr Lute Lam Minister from Honda IM and of l8atten Mr C Arose BKMM Mtateter from Iauama and members of lega- tion Mr H IsulwM from Haiti od of ksaUtm hcoor Don P Ezcqulel- lU a MinMer frora VeBcraeia and members or- W itii Scacr Dm iflip 0 Jowbert Minister from UcwMeaa ItepobHc and members ef Jega Use SOMT Doe Francteos P Borda Minister bom Oalcaibia and members of lecitlfm Dr Pran chop Com Jnstk Mtakter from Cuba and mem bc of ksmtton Swtor Dr Dan fitSnJ Maria Art 091 Mioittor from Ecacdor and members of lega- tion Mr II do Slim Gonaa or of Em bay and Charge dAffaires Brazil and mem of the enbas Senor Doe Jacinto L VUlegas Ant secjftary of le tioa and Charge dAffaires Republic sad members of legume L r Alfredo de Catn tnt secretary and Charge- d Affaire frow Uruguay sad mteabers of legation Senor Don VraociMa Sanchez Latoar Charge dAt fulcra from OnatcaMla and member ef legation Mr Cliffcfd Walton con l from Paraguay and Mr- Waltoo Mr 111tan Iteid secretary Bollria lion Iranklin MacVeagta Secretary of the nay lice Jamb lleflavock Didciitson Secretary of War Hon UMTVB Viekannam Attorney Gen oral lisa barks Need Secretary of Commerce and Labor Hon Justice and Miiie and Hon Jnatfce MeKema GaL iftorte II Ttorwey and Mrs Torney Gsa K M Ultoilly and Mrs OKeUiy Gen 3 J OCeaneU said OConadl Admiral Rand and Mn Itend Admiral Ramsey and Mrs Ramsey Admiral Seat and Mrs Sands Mai V P Hut fOld and Mia Huford Hon Coao H Rudolph and Un nadornn Maj W V Judson and Mrs Jud port Hon Cbarios P Nefll sad Mrs Kefll Hon Martin A KMP sad Mrs Kuapp Hon Joseph B Halph sod Mn lUh Hon Samuel B Donnelly net Mn Donndir Jodfc William H De Lecy and Mra De Lacy Mr and lire Julia Joy Kdsoa Mr ned Mrs George E Hamilton lion D W Baker and MB Baker Hon Henry L West and Mrs Wot Mr and Mn Stand Hill Mr and Mrs Ira Bennett Dr and Mrs J Dudley Morgan Dr and Mra Hawfe Taylor Mr and Mrs E D Shaw Mr and Mrs Wiitoeh A JlcCaUmn Mr and Mn A C WMttoo nod Robert J Wynne and MR WIDe Dr J Lawn Thompson sad Mrs TBOBPMB and Mr and Mrs Perdial H Dodge MUNICH AND BAVARIA Burton Holmes Starts Ills Sew Se- ries of Lectures at the Columbia- A crowded house greeted Burton Holmes at the Columbia last night on the occasion of his beginning a new series of his wellknown and popular travel OSUOB Tho subject last night was Munich and Bavaria and the lec- turer took his audience with him from the dock in Hoboken through a storm in the North Atlantic safely to tho capital He showed Munich as a fine example of the modern German municipality well governed well lighted and with new buildings constructed not only for utility but with an idea of mak- ing tho city beautiful Then the lecturer wandered off into the Bavarian country with of course the story of that mad king who did so much for the glory of Bavaria His tragic life story was graph- ically told by Ir Holmes and superb pictures were shown of the wonderful palaces he built tile castles he planned and which are now national museums The audience went with Mr Holmes by autompblle through Bavaria over the Alps into Austria and out again and the little journey into the world ended at tho Ober See- The lectures of Mr Holmes are not only interestiQg and picturesque but they are highly educative as well It is of course impossible In the course of one lecture to show all the beauties of such- a land as Bavaria but with Intelligence artistic skill and an eye of discrimina- tion Mr Holmes has selected those focal points of interest that leave his au ditors satisfied that they have seen the best To the beautifully colored stationary pictures are added several Interesting motion pictures which add greatly to the pleasure of the evening Last nights lecture will be repeated this afternoon and next Sunday evening the subject win be The Passion Play of 1910 Funeral of Thomas Williams The funeral of Thomas Williams who died at his home 1408 Ninth street porth west last Friday will be the Church of the Immaculate Conception this morning and the interment will be In Mount Olivet Cemetery The pallbear drs will be J Richard Higgins Charles S Shrove George Ryall James P Roach Hugh Crowley and Terrence McMahon Ntlra workmen using mUTe material under the supervision of an Englishman hays built Indias fint a n plue Right Will l I I Of vest Mtd their oetry R choir tot choir WIll aM eoan ptle aDd IIItI bas members C San oe Minister de Urns e from bon W Irs 1108 Hoe Jaaos and 3hs DaTeD tIre Bava- rIan Ludwigmad- but I heIerh the yet 31 5111- 7Seseisary ben fro Tress Ills L Paeonct I ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ > Dulin Co Thanks rOU can have a baked Thanksgiving turkey without the us ual waste of time and energy if you secure a Lisk Sanitary Self Basting Steel Roaster Made of the finest quality steel covered with three coats of gray ranted for ten years Size for 8lb roast 175 Size for 12lb roast 200 Size for 16lb roast 2 JO for 20lb roast 275 Booklet of directlonsfor cook- ing many kinds of foods in this roaster free All sizes of roasting pans car- ried In stock Dulin Martin Co Pottery Porcelain China Glass Silver 1215 F St and 121418 G St BUDDSESTAB- LISHED 1S7T 510 Ninth St N W Telephone Main 1032 ICE CREAMS SHERBETS ICES GLACES FINE CAKES and PUDDINGS CATERING A SPECIALTY la famous for Its Ctaqaetlefi Salads PaUlo Steaks and Chore DAILY SPECIALS ON THE MENU Breakfast Lunch and Dine Here Best qntlity good serrlee reasonable prices OUTOF TOWN TRADE ESPECIALLY SOLICITED E F Droop Sons Co 1300 G Street THE STEIPJWAY Offers you pleasant and clean sur roundings American and European plans Rooms with bath Rates reasonable Club breakfast 20c to 90c Table dHote Luncheon 50c Dinner 100 Restaurant a la carte CLIFFORD M LEWIS Prop Phone 2566 OPERA HAS GOOD WEEK Surplus of 4OOO Against Last Years Deficit of 10000 New York Nov 20 The first week of the season at the Metropolitan Opera House has shown how much the opposi- tion of Oscar Harnmorstein hag cost the institution The performances of the week resulted in a surplus of 4000 over the budget for the expense of that period Last year when Oscar Hammer stein was going at full blast down in West Thirtyfourth street there was a deficit In the first week of it Is thought that the wisdom of thelrec tore in buying out their rival for 1500000 will be proved LECTURE Off BENHUR Indiana Society to Hear Rev Earle AVilfley Tonight TJie Indiana Society of Washington will give its first entertainment of the season tonight at Pythian Temple when Roy Earle Vllfley the new associate pastor of Vermont Avenue Church and who has boon enrolled as a member of tho society will give his Illustrated lecture on Ben HurHe has miTdo his home at Crawfords ville Ind for some years and was a neighbor and friend of Gen Lew Wal lace Thus he had exceptional facilities for securing material for his lecture which has boon given throughout the country His description of the chariot race and other dramatic climaxes In tho wonderful story are said even to excel the readings given In the play by Mr Bueler and others There is much Interest among Hoosiers In tonights event The British admiralty bas developed a of wireless tAlecrariiy for sifcmarines matter how small you want it good An article of jewelry is bound to show its true val- ue in a short time particu larly if not of high quality You may buy here with confidence that we have se lected only the highest qualities a i enamelwar Size hed Budds Cafe Pianos HOTEL RICHMOND lo So system l NO I jCliii r- lJ Jelf 1101 pn NW 1c- I Martin- I ivin Necessity 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