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ten ifWw PfrM Affi Plush Boxes, large size, filled line quality Paper and Envelopes, 39c, worth 60c. 7FT77 fxi tVQ II II li Y1 fill II II frl iL. Choice lot of Perfumertes in fancy Vases, Cups, etc, FOR Choice lot of Perfumeries in fancy Vases, Cups, PLEASANT OCCASIONS. Mits Mamie Croxton'S Christmas soiree eras veil patronized by the trieads and irons the das. Thoe lakhitf pan I 'ITT 1 1 I IkJIak raU itesiei, muaa iTawioru, jcshc Minuuc, lie, Nora, Josie and Maggie Walhen, Florence Grots, Ethel Mexoick, Maud and Laura Mathews, Ida McXlchobv Gertie Apple, Ada filler.

Daisy Heather. MyrUe MeGrane, Bona Xiurpby, Joe Brachett, Maggio. Ban. Amelia Ereese, Mamie and Leonora Bowman, Laura fed AUoea Schemer, Nannie Stivers, Albert and Arthur MurphT, OUle Reese, Victor MUson Alfcta, Richard Burnett and Otuo IWatbeu, Albert and Emlle Gross, Claudia Boblson, Frank Skinner, Stanley Uulfr, Joe Apple, Clarence Pearson. Charley Pomeroy, Price Stivers.

Oven Kimble and other. pretty party was Uvea last Monday fc reuing by Mr. and Mrs. James Wallace, at their home In Clifton, to their little daugh ter Claire, it being the occasion of her ninth Dinou.j. int fiuun were iruui oduckv during which time the little one enjoyod dancing and other amusements, while a number of other people were entertained with music by Misses Daisy Spieer, Nellie and Minnie KnopI and several piano solos ty Miss JuaniU Lamp tori.

At 7 o'clock the doors were thrown on and the company Invited out to an elegant supper. The dining hall presented a brUHant specta cle, with its beautiful decorations and illuminations, and the many costly presents collected on a large side table. Among those present were Mr j. Thomas Wallace, Mrs, William Adair, Mrs. K.

N. MaDdn. Mrs. Stomas Sweeney, Mrs. Schupp, Miss Daisy AUra Juanlte Lampton.

Miss Laura Manic a. Misses Nellie and Minnie KnopI, Please and Roberta Ffieffer. Claudie Speakor, Ladyl Ileffener, Alvlna gauer, Lorena Layer, tAdelia Croth, Mable and Ethyl Rich. Elsie Sfulr, Tom Sweeney, Charlie Ship, BoskIo and Ylrsle Adair, Blanche Malcolm, Ethel and Lillian Wallace, Eddie Eweoney, Lorain vonrau, jerque and Claire Wallace ana out- sua. Mlss Meme WasteH gave a delightful riflllM Tnu1sv M-Miin.

-1 f- hall Among those present were Mioses Sadie ti ll. Bessie Irwin, 111a Richardson, Blanche Blibbltt, WUanna Smith, Effle Darrow, Grace Vaii, and Messrs. Frank; Greer, C'hirlie gllbbltt, Howard Sanders, Jim Bennett, Henry Gorln, Robert -11 sight, Joe Chambers, sirnrj Keelcr and many others. A very handsome progressive ettchre rtartv was civen at the Gait House Monday evening by Mr. SjTague, lg honor of Mr.

and Mrs. Clauds B. Barnes. Those present were Mr. and Mrs.

Claude R. Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. Powhatan Wooklridse, Mr. and Mrs.

J. O. McCuilxb, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Culbertson and Miss Culbertson, of Sew Albany the Misses Baldwin, of Detroit; Miss Nellie Fuller, of Cincinnati Miss lieasley, of Baltimore; Miss Cromwell, of Lexington; Miss Kent, of Boston; Miss Julia Barret.

Miss Louise Burse, Miss Etta White, oils jia ins. beienan jsarrci, miss liOitise Todd, 3Iiss Katie. Howard, Miss Carrie Wood. Miss Josle Stickney, 3ilss Marie Evans, Miss Anns Barge, Ms llelao Cood. 5Us Amelia Barnes.

Miss Mary Barret, Miss r.osa Ilartiison, Miss Mary blierler, MUs Kosa Maize, Miss Uilie Kent; Mr. of Detroit: Mr. Fred Adams. Mr. Austin Ballari.

Mr. Lee Bloom. Mr. Alex. Earret, Mr.

Tjiu Anderson. Mr. David Hart ley, Mr. Tom Adam. Mr.

Booelle Weissinger, Mr. Darwin John.on, Mr. John Dodd. Mr. TjA.

Ormsby. Mr. Ben Warfiehl, Mr. Joserh Odioone, Mr. Douglas Sherley, Mr.

Ed. rrLitcey. Mr, Frank Xoad, Mr. Charles Mr. Ilea Leizbt, Marc Mundy, Mr.

Georn Wood, Mr. 'Geofpe CaHwelL Mr. tlioioi Barret. Mr. Charles Hazgei-ty and til.

Carl II ay don. Thursday, the lDth. was the occasion tt rejoicing at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. VEUam Haas, ISO East Broadway.

The fiftielh anniversary of their wedding day fwas observed by a family reunion. Mrs. gvadway, from Brooklyn Mr. Fendeny, from Wyoming, O. Mrs.

Ehertzer, from Chicago, with Mrs. Williams and Mr. Thomas KTaas. ot this city, were with their parents. (Two anas Ova Colorado, but were pre vented by boslqess from Joining the group.

Mr. ana iirs. rmuei a. aiuier gave brOllant entertainment last Thursday to the debut of their daughter. Miss Eleanor.

Mrs. Kam Hutch. Ir.frs, Mrs. Dudley MiUlken, Mrs. Chas.

IXirisoa. and Sirs. C. E. Cralk assistad In teeeiring.

and contributed much to the sue- cess and enjoyment of the affair. Among the guest were Misses Humphrey, Wattcr- cob, Hewitt, Petti grew, Uormany, Holloway, Stuv.r: Jarvia flrwttruki Tatin ll.lf Ajcjiie, Aiken, Mantle, Clara and May Shor- ley; Conrad. Dougherty, of Geonria. Wilkes, OorlJi. Cromwell, of Lexington.

Harrte, Perey ICorrfs, Will Henry, of Ciu- Kiiuiati. B. i- Armstrong, Warren Green, John CapertOB, Frank SlouSer, Carley, Ferguson, Lea JUoom, Max Bloom, James James Wilder. Terry Benton, Peace, KutCcJd Grander, glass Sherley, C. E.

Craik, Craik, Morris, Major McGoodwla. JUarry MoGoodwln. Geo. Johnson, Holloway, Lyons, White, Brown, Wood, Cooper, Givens, Tarp, George Smith. Lithgow Smith.

Hutch tegs, Mullikin, Davison, McGonigale, l'res- tan. Keller. McKay. Morton. Overton.

Xioirers, Hi? gins, Woollolk. Dulaney, Turner, Uti Tpp. Mks Tuompson, ot llamxisuurg, was civca aa elegant reception Wednekday after- coon and evening by 31 r. and Mrs. William llx and Misc MU.

The hoars were front 4 to 6 and from 6 to 8. The assistants la' receiving were: Mrs. Henry Watter- onr Mrs. C. P.

Uoonuan, Mrs. William iaii, Mra. W. IL May, Mrs. William Feactor Mrs.

a. j. ineips, Ausses tAora Kate Mitchell, Lily Duncan, of Lex-totv Fannie and Rosa Maize; Nannie and amj Phelps, Pattlo Ellison, Milbrey and "eliie Simrail. Those pretent were Irs. Harry Weiastnger, Mrs.

G. W. Ronald, V. a Thompson, Mrs. John Gatfcrlght, fcirs.

Mare Mundy, Mrs. William Mundy. JHrs. Samuel Russell, Jlri. U.

bhcrley Turner Anderson, Mrs. B. Bate, Mrs. Claude Barnes. Jtrs.

W. Kelly, jjurs. -Charles lXenwetnar, Mra. -iruid wai- i i Locke, Mrs. B.

F. Atchison, jlrs. W. O. Rot ecu, Mrs.

FnxL. deFuniak, Urs. C. W. Gacena, Mra.

W. R. Benedict, Urs. It. L.

Pom, Mrs. PhiL AUia, Mrs. C. Sheney, u. tpion nuir, jurs.

JF. CaUoway, Mrs. F. C. Simpson.

Mrs. lilrtard Trabue, Mrs. George F. Wood, Mrs. i iv IL SmUh, Mis.

A. M. Boyd, Mrs. S. 8.

liM'li. Mrs. Blanche UiULaU. Mrs. Mar, tin Bijor.

Mrs. Dan E. O'Sullivan, Misses Julia niters, Bessie Newman, Marie and 1'adeUe Goodioe. Annie Veech, Maggie Sum-. tners, Jessie tlark, Maud Kirk, F.mliy Her-tuany, Dixie fchouse, Cora and Mary Jarvis, Rosa McDonald.

Henri and Theo. Wlckliffe, Fannie Browning." Julia Tarp. Genevieve Dumesr.il. May bhaUcross, Sua Payne, of XCUzabcibiown Fannie Bawson, Mary and "ti'l Ptme. Annie and Lettis Holloway.

Bessie Buckner and KeU Hunt; Messrs. liarry McKay, Will Trabue. Trabue Bark- NEW YORK STORE, SA CEISTIAS (JREE To his many customers "in a substantial "way by making some extremely low prices, which will be a benefit to all in making their Holiday presents. In our CLOAK DEPARTMENT We offer for Monday and Tuesday only some surprising bargains in SEALS. Our $175 Sacques, 40 in XX, will be sold for $137.50.

Our $198 Sacques, 40 XXX, will be sold for $157.50. Our $100 Jackets will be sold for $69. Our $165 Walking Coats will be sold for $125. All of our Wool Newmarkets, Coats and Jackets will be sold at greatly reduced prices. FURS.

Natural Lynx Boas and Muffs, $22.50, go for $15.00. Black Lynx Boas and Mutts, 32.50, go for 22.50. Red Fox Boas and Muffs, 27.50, go for 18.00. Gray Fox -Boas and Muffs, 16.00, go for 9.99. Bear Boas and Muffs, $10.00, go for $5.69.

Black Hair Muffs. 29o and 69c. Cape Seal Muffs, $1.89 and $2.48. Special Christmas Sale of Blact and Colored Sill Dress Pattens. We state the facts; the goods and the prices marked ob them for this sale, speak for themselres.

lilack Silks 16 aad 17-yard patterns, best earing; grood extra Talnes, at $15. 810, $1H. $20. S.oO and $25 pattern. Colored Silk, IB and l-yard patterns, eTery pattern marked 25 per cent, less titan reeular price, at $11.

"5. $12.75, $13, $18 and $20 pattern. SPECIAL LOW PRICES Harked on Fine Wool Press Patterns for this week, for lilack and Colored Fabrics, at $5.48, $6, $7, 88, and $10 pattern. Tltcn-aads of jards Press St tiff ent np in dress lengths for this sale, and extra low prices pnt on tbem. The prices will make them sro quick.

Fancy Draping- Plushes and Satins, all qnalities and every price, LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S HDKFS. Colored Bordered Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, full size, 3 worth 10c. Plain White Hemstitched, 6 rows of revering, 5 worth 12 l-2c. Boys' Handkerchiefsprinted fancy scenes, fast colors, 4c, worth 9c. An immense assortment of handsome Embroidered Hemstitched and Tucked Bordered Handkerchiefs for 15c.

Many in this lot were worth 40 and 50c. Sheer, all Linen, Hand Embroidered Initial Handkerchief, 6 in hand-painted box, $1.50 for the half dozen. These Handkerchiefs are cheap at $2.75. Very fine quality of Japanese Silk Initial Handkerchief, 48c, worth 75c. and Mrs.

Claude Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. Bland BaUard. Mr. and Mrs.

Sidney Mulr. Mr. and Mrs. George 11. Eastlu, Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph McCullough, Mr. and Mr. G. A.

Winston, Mrs. Henry Churchill. Mr. and Mrs. Halfowr Holloway, Mr.

and Mrs. Crit Oolite cs, lr. and Mra. P. Woolrldse, Mr.

and Mrs. Archie BoblnMin. Mr. and Mrs. Gilmer Adams.

Mr. and Mn. CharUe Cralk, and Mrs. W. O.

KoUcrts, Dr. and Mrs. E. C. Hewitt, Mr.

and J. P. Helm, Misses Juliet Norton, Martin Shanklln. Lily Duncan, and Lottio Holloway, Laura Urand, Milbrey Wattenon, Lizzie Mix, Mattle Thompson, Carrie Wood, Lou lie Todd, NeU FairletRh, Mary Wcller. Em Semple.

Rosa McDonald. Mary Barret, Lily Anderson, Pinkie Till man. Nell Hunt, Kate Mitchell. Eppie Prather, Tommia Duke, Cora and Mary arris, MIbkas Ualdwm, of Detroit, and Mb.s Wilson, of Washington, Mossrs. John Caperton, John McDowell.

Rob Hunt. Wels-ttrer and John Chambers, Charles Nelson. Lee Uoblsson, Looker Cobinsoo, Charles Hubbert, Mare Mundy, Willi Mullen, Marion Taylor, Ewlnjc Eaches. Preston Bat ter white, Vance Martin, Eel i Coders, James Todd. Ben Leight.

Heury and Tom DonJgan, Geo. Caklwcll, John liunlcy, Henry femlth. Adams, Harry Wood, John Cochran, Will Jarvls, Cal Duke, Tevts G-xUoc, Austin Ballard. Joseph bprague, Bert Cowan, and Tom Anderson. The Trifles' were entertained last Tnea- lay evening in honor ot MLu Helen Cood, by Mrs.

Phil Bate. Mrs. W. P. Semple and Miss Bemple en tertained last Wednesday from 6 to 7, to MUs Wllwm.

of Among those presont were Mrs. Upton Mulr, Mrs. George Eastln, Mrs. Sidney MuirL Mrs. Ilee- tor Dulaney, Mrs.

May Merrimt. Mary Adams, Alice Carpenter, Carry a Wood. Kell Hont, Bosa McDonald, Emily Forman, Mary ehallcrosa, Janie ScoU, Stella and Kannle Wood, Nollie Simrall, Lanre and TUUe Lln- denberger. Brownie Ashby Eleaupr "Uer, Clarice Hewitt, Uallie Young, BerUia Helu- son, Annie Temple, Lillie Snmple, Mary Creel, Kell Falrlelgh, pinkie Tinman, Maud Woodson; Trabue Barksdale, Burton Vance, John Caperton, Arthur Langham, Uob linst, Harry Wood. Foreman Hamilton.

Mrs. J. 6. Bockee received last Tuesday evening In honor of Miss Garth, of Chicago. Mr.

and Mrs. Wm. Mix were at home last Wodnesdsy evenuig to meet Bliss Thompson, at llarrodsUirg, and their daughter, Mis Liuie. After the formal reception hours Were over, a few friends were Invited to remain and dance. Among those present were Mrs.

fX4 DcFunlak. Mm. w. O. Bob-erts.

Mrs. K. V. Locke, Mrs. Wm.

Tafp, Mrs. CharUe Merriwether, Mrs. W. ReUey, Mrs. Claude Barnea, Mrs.

Tom Sherley, Mrs. Haro siumiy, Mrs. wm. Mundy. Mrs.

John Uathright, Mrs. Harry Welssenger, Mrs. Henry Watterson, Mrs. C. P.

Mooreman, Mrs, W. Maize, Mrs. Dan E. Mrs. Martin Bfjur, Mrs.

John Gault, Mrs. Bran- nin Sherley, Mrs. I'pton Mulr, Mlsaes Kelt Hunt. Bessie Bucko er, Annie and Lottie Hoi loway, Fanaie Bawson, May ehallcross, Vereviera Dumesnil. Julia Tap p.

Bosa Emily Hermany, Julia Ormbefg, AjuUe Veach, Maggie Summers, Messrs. Fred and Tom Adams, CharUe SutCeld, Dlcg Hlg- Rlns, John Parker, Kemp Bldgley, Clarence Uoodwls, Dan bummers. Tom Dangan, and U. P. Haileck.

Dr. and Mrs. Cheatham entertained the Matrimonial Suchra Club last Wednesday evening. The operetta for the benefit of the Kentucky Humane Society at Dixon Hall, In Parkland, last evening, was a most successful affair, both financially and socially. Called the story of toe Seven Dwarfs, and presented by a handsome and accomplished cast, the performance passed off smoothly before a large audience.

New scenery had been painted, and the forty little folks In the play acquitted themselves most admirably. The success of the entertainment ts mainly due to the' untiring efforts of Misses Edyth Fitch and Fanny Brown, who were Its promoters. The following was the dramatis personae: Snow White, Miss Carrie Fletcher; Queen, Mrs. 8. K.

Woody; Arbutus. Miss Emma Hill; Daffodil, Miss Effie Hagenuan Violet, Miss Agnes Brown Prince, Mr. Clarence Calvert; Carl, the Huntsman, Mr. John Cunningham; Max, Master Bob Van Pelt; Hans, Master Bobin Horn; Seven Dwarfs, Little Chorus, Chorus of Forest Children. Invitations have bean issued for a dance to be given at the StandUord House on the 27th.

Miss San In Seaman entertains on the 27th. Mrs. Hector Dulaney gave a musicals 4ast evening. CoL and Mrs. Cowan entertain on Jan uary 3 In honor of ilut Juliet Norton.

Miss Katie Strauss class will give a dance next Thursday flight. Mlu Sallie teaman will give a party next Thursday. Miss May Belle Hamilton Craig has Issued invitations for next Friday Evening from 6 to 0. Mr. Lee Boblnson win give a bowling party to Miss May Field next Monday even- InfcV The Impromptu dance gives by Miss Isabella Fitch Friday evening in honor of Miss Norton, of Washington, D.

was a very haousome affair, borne of the ladles present were, Norton, ot Washington; Catherine and Syble Baldwin, of Detroit Etiatlce, of Boston; Mary and Selcnah Barret, Mary WouHey, Carrie Wood, Thompson, of St. Louis, Creel, Stiokney, Emerlne Semple, Todd, Brockeubrough, Heiining, Brace, Duncan, of Lexington; Evans and others. Miss Emily Eidell Schroder gave an elegant luncheon Friday noon at the CteUeoee of Judge Robert WooUey'a to the members of the gymnasium class, which has been under the instruction of Xla Ander son, of Hampton College. -Mi. and Mrs.

Allan P. Houston entertained the Foruiightly Euchre Club last venlog. Nothing more thoroughly enjoyable has been given Una year titan the series of tablcaix bf Misses Johnston, Jennie and Annie Blakemore, and the lean year dance by Miss Annie Blakemore, Im mediately following them, on last Thursday evening. At a o'clock the parlors were crowded with the friends of the young pMitoraitnle artist, and the rise of the curtain displayed to then aoenes more than Oriental In their brilliancy and groupings and costumes which wera masterpieces In their way. The tint set of the series was from Anthony and Cleopatra, and the dramatis perscnae were; Anthony, Miss Mat Johnston Cleopatra, Miss Jennie Blake more; Attendant, Mlntes Margueritto O'lian ilon, Mary Henry Peter; Levis Kata CasUeiuan and Kate Griffith.

The second set, In Old Madrid, sung by Miss Jennie Blakemore, was rendered most con spicuous by the extreme beauty of Miss Annie Blakemore. who took the part of the Spanish Lady. Miss Blakemore had caught the grace ot motion and look which youthful poets fancy when they love, and her glorious beauty seemed to be the gift of Heaven, so pure and holy it seemed In Its pcrfectness. As the soldier, Mr. Will Boone was excellent.

The third series was from "Miles Standiak, and this was by the following east: Miles htAiidl.h, Bob Davis John Alden. Beverly Allan FrUrllla, Miss Mary Henry Peter; Messenger, Master Martin BUkemore; Preacher, Will Boone. Hi this Miss Peter as Prinenia disputed excellently alt the sweet beauty and Quietness, which makes the character what it Is. "My Lady's Bower, sung by Miss Jennie Blakemore, was most delightful, with Miss Kate Griffiths as "My Lady; Hor Lover," Mr. Will Kaye; Girl," Miss Margueritie O'Bannon Boy," Mr.

Beverly Allan. In thla Miss OTiannon was perfect In all that the word denotes, and with her the spectators were completely caried away. The last ot the sor.es was from "The and the Impersonators were The Princess," Hiss Jennto Blakemore; The Prince," Mr. Hamilton I rather; "Lady Psyche," Miss Levis CasUe-man; "Lady Blanche," Miss Kate CasUe-man; Militia," Miss Mary Henry Peter; Fkirlan," Mr. Will Boone; "Cyril," Mr.

Arthur Peter. After -the tableaux Miss Annie Blakemore entertained at dancing, strictly leap-year" in Its form. Among those who remained were Misses Kato las-tloman, Jouuie and Anuie Blakemore, Mat Johnston, field, Kate Griffiths, Fidelia Higgles, Mary Clay Thompson, Annie Mil-ton, Annie McAfee. Kate Clark, Amiie Head. It, Lertie Kelly, Mary Henry lVtor, Lcvla Caetlemsn, Marguerite O'Banpou, Julia Duke, Neil Beach, Jaue Caslk-man, LUa Singleton, Anulo Lee Lesch, Lisa Robinson and Jobse Uicbards; Msrs.

Fred. Tup per, Adolrh SchmMt, Wallace McDoWelL WiU Kaye, Hamilton llwiher, Beverly Allan, Rob. Davis. Arthur Peter, Boy Kltefeten-' dorlf, Frank Davis, Rob. Kelly, Wurrtck Anderson and Charles Wintersmith.

Mrs. W. Erdman cntutalns In lionor of Miss Erdman next Friday evening at o'clock at her beautiful residence, 1200 Fourth avenue. This to to bo a birthday1 reception, and from tho number ot invitations issued, promises to be ono uf tlie largest and swellcst affairs of the season. Mr.

Credo Harris iU give a party shortly alter Cl rMjrak Cars are aut announcing a dance to be given by Miss Annie Belle Davis, on December SO. Cards will be Issued this week announcing a party to be given by Miss Lena and Mr. Jim Bennett Friday next. Miss Mamie Verbocff will receive on January 1, assl-ted by Misses Annie Milton, Annie McAfee and Lida Robinson. Concerning two Lexington and one Louisville girl, very popular here, the Lexington Transcript has tho following Misses Alice, Belle and Annie Clay, the charming daughters of Mr.

6idney P. Clay, of Lexington, well known here, entertained the progressive euchre club lat Tuesday evening, December 10, In honor of their guest, Miss Preston Bruce, of Most ot the Lexington belles are well known in this, city, and the following from the Lexington Transcript may be Interesting: Tho progressive i euchre party given ou Wednesday night by Miss Mary Brad-Icy was complete success in every respect, and will long be remembered with pleasure by the persons ho participated in the games. At the conclusion of tho games it was discovered that Mise Preston Bruce and Miss Isabel Clay were tie tor the ladles', prise, and that Mr. Percy Talbert and Mr. John Payne had made the same number of A deciding 'game was then HOLIDAY NOVELTIES.

Hand Painted Satin Mouchoir Cases 40c, worth 75c. 20c, worth 48c. Also Perfumeries in beautiful ornamental cases that case alone is worth more than price, 45c for both. Undressed Kid Chatelaine Bags Oxidized Trimmings, 85c, worth $1.50. Black Silk Velvet Chatelaine Bags White Metal Trim-, mines, $1.48, worth $2.50.

t. Also hundreds of fancy articles that we have neither space nor time to enumerate at prices none dare quote. LINENS. 50 doz. Damask Towels, 2 rows open-work, knotted fringe ends, 15c; worth 25c.

120 10-4 White Spreads at 50c; worth 85c. 25 Fringed Table Sets, with ono dozen Napkins to match, worth $4.50. r. 2.000 All-linen Scarfs, 1 1-2 yds. long, 25c; worth 40c We have an endless variety ol styles and prices of Fancy Linens, in Tidies, Sideboard and Dresser Scarfs, Hemstitched Tray Cloths and Scarfs.

Fancy Towels in hemstitched, knotted fringe and hand-embroidered, Table Sets with Napkins to match, Bed Spreads in plain and fancy, and Eiderdown Pillows and Comforts, from tho lowest price to the best qualities made. SHOE DEPARTMENT. 100 pairs Calf, Spring Heel Button Boots, sizes 11 to 2, width and 98c, worth $2.75. 500 pairs Ladies' Hand Turned Button Boots, sizes 2 to 5 1-2, widths and $1,98, worth $4.00. 500 pairs French Dongola Button Boots, Opera and Common Sense Lasts, $2.98.

worth $3.50 and $4.00. 500 pairs Ladies' Kid Button Boots, all sizes and widths, $3.98, worth $4.50 and $5.00. 500 pairs Lilly, Brackett Co's Men's Fine Calf, Button, Bal. or Congress Shoes, heavy quality, choice $2.98, worth $5.00 300 pairs Men's Embroidered Slippers $1.98, worth $3. 100 pairs Laird, Schober Mitchell's French Kid, Spring Heel Boots, sizes 11 to 2, $1.98, worth $3 to $3.50.

BOOKS! BOOKS! "Our Baby," the children's favorite, 8x10, each page illustrated, 2c. worth 7c. New Playtime Series, board backs, 4c, worth 8c. Snow Bird Series, board backs, 6c, worth 10c. 50-page book, board back, each page illustrated, 12 l-2c, worth 20c.

75-page book, 12x15 board back, illustrated, 15c, worth 25c. Young America, tho boys' and girls' choice, 160 pages, 25 worth 50c. Annual Original Chatterbox, 412 pages, 45c, worth 98c Dore's Bible Gallery, 100 superb illustrations and containing a page of explanatory letters facing each, 99c. Publisher's price $4. ML Milton's Pardise Lost and Dante's both illustrated by Dore, 99c each.

Publisher's price $4. Europe Hlustrated, containing numerous engravings by all leading artists, and one of the most -instructive works of the age, 99c. Publisher's price $4. dale, George iiarwn layior, J.liD3;on, James UlazcLrook, Robert Hunt. Warren Green, Jolin McDoweU, Cochran Bailey, Marc Mundr, Hiram Uooca, J.

M. Raj, Will Locke, Chap Joyea. ktna. Tuiij AOams, U. P.

Hallock, Weisslger Chambers, John Capertaa, Burton Vance, Dau Summers, Ed. and Clarence uooavw, Kotnp Eidscly, Jotn Parkrr, Dick Hi(tglDs, Ed Lonnle, James Givens, Oscar Turner, Fetter Eteela, and Charles 6ntCeld. Mr. M. M.

Clara: entertained Tuesday ercnir.g la honor of Miss Sidney Beasley. Among those present were Mr. and Sirs. Hector Dulauey, Mr. and Airs.

Will Hen- nlng. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Culbertson, Mr. hii.i iff k.

played with MUs Clay and Mr. Payne as partners against Miss Bruce and; Talbert, whirh resulted in the prises being awanied the last-named eoutile. WEDDINGS The wedding ot Mr. Charles IT. Le-Sueur, of this city, and Miss Kate Atkinson Mot lain, of Henderson, will be celebrated next Tuesday noon at Hendersoiif The ceremony will occur In the First.

Presbyterian church, of that place, and will be performed by the pastor. Rev. Dr. Davie. Mr.

Le Sueur Is well known in this city and throughout Kentucky and the boafk Ot a prominent Nashvlt family, he has redded In LoulsvUIo for number of years ai holds a responsible petition with W. B. A Co. M1m MrClain Is the daughter of Mrs. Virginia KcClaln, of Henderson, and is a ulece o( Hon.

John. Young Brown. Is an accomplished yonrg lady and has many friends ad acquaintances. Mr. and Mrs.

Lo Sueur will be at home after January 1 at 418 West Chestnut street. InritatlooJ have been Issued by Mr. and Mrs. Simon Lehman to the marrlago of their daughter, on Wednesday, January 8, at p. at their residence, 710 West Chestnut.

Mr. Walter N'. Hughes left this morning for the East to be married to Kiss Mana Sears, of Canada, en the 2-fth lBt Mr. and Mrs Hughes will return to the city during tho noUday and will be at homo to their friends at the family residence, 70d Lucas Place. Miss Dora Harris will be married next Tuesday to Dunham, of Chattanooga, Tetin.

Miss 6'jtficld And Mr. Wallace SwcArlnpen will be married in January. Mr. Louis K. Ferguson, of this city, and Miss Evelyn Pearl, ot Danville, will be married on January 8.

Mr. Chafes K. Jennings, formerly of (ibis rlly. uid Miss Ida Bondurant, of I'aducah, wsre married last Tuesday even ing at the First Chrlstiaa church, Paducah. One ot tho prettiest and quietest wed- dines this scaou was that of Mr.

J. Bryant, of thU city, to Miss c-usle Aliau at dulphur, Ky. Mr. Iryant Is thief clerk at Simon Jf. Jones' drug store, Firat and Jvllerson, and wall known throughout the city.

The bride a aioter of Dr. Allan, of thi city. After a brief bridal trip, Mr. and Mrs. Bryant will be at home at East Walnut street, tills citf.

VISITORS. 1-Mlss Fannie Brand, ot Lexington, will ar.lv on the 00th to visit Mrs. John H. Brand, Mrs. Henry Priest and -Master Thomts JIHl Priest, ot Hodgenvilie, will spettd the holidays with Mrs.

Julia lUll, 1415 West Chestnut street. i Miss Lilife' Carnaban, of Washington, Is speudlhg the hclhlayg with her aunt, Mrs. A. J. Matacy.

Miss Scbroeder. wQl be at home during the holidays. Mr. Albert G. RonaM is expected early next week fur a brief v.

i and S. Crcen, ot Howier-son, are visiting Mr, and Mrs. D. -6. Green, 1S4 Third street.

Mrs. Walter O. Wilson, who Us Visiting her slslers, Mrs. Lkzie H. Bell and Mrs.

J. L. Wllliajns, returns, to her home at Lit tleton. after tho holidays, Mins Maryr Scott, of Frankfort, who has beeu viMitlr.g Musi Jaiile Scolt, witi speid some tinie with Miss Isabel Fitch. Mia! Annie Steele, ot Frankfort, is visit ing Mrs.

J. Keiley. Metrs. FerU and Will Schmidt. of Cotnmbus, wiH epeiil the Christmas holidays with Mr.

Adolph Schmidt, lit this city. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis A. Shanahan and Dennis, arrived yesterday to spend the holidays with Mr.

Shanahan's parents. Miks Ophelia Harwood will spend a few days in' the city next week; after which she returns to her home at Kansas City, Mo. Mr. Frank II. Ward, of Pittsburgh.

Pa-, will arrive Tuesday to spend a few days with friends. Mrs. Dr. Early and Miss Annie Cnrbrher are visiting Mrs. W.

P. D. Bush, at 210 East Gray street. Mrs. French and Miss Belle Keys, ot Breckinridge county, are visiting Miss Mabel Stephens, on Sixth street.

Thomas H. Montgomery, ot Knoxvllle, is spending the holidays at the home of his mother, 140 Market street. Miss Rebecca Johnson, of Frankfort, will spend the Christmas holidays with Mlas Jessie Richards, ot this city. Mrs. IL C.

Chllds, ot Frankfort, spent a few days in the city during the week. Mrs. Albert Doughty and Miss Doughty, ot Augusta, are vial ting Mrs. T. Ljon.

Mrs. J. Wintersmith is visiting in Oweniboro. Miwes 6ue Morris and Mary T. Morris; Of Frackiurt, will arrive next Wednesday to visit Miss Will Anua Smith.

Mr. R. A. McElmy and wife, of Eprlng-field, are visiting here. MU Eva Day, of Hopkirtsvlllo.

is vUlt-fpZ Misses Lsureato and Posey hiniUu RETURNS. Mrs. Sarah K. Roche rereed but week a vUH to hex ecttoa plantation, nejar Vlcksburg, Miss. Mis Lila Johnson, who has been the guest of Mrs.

Dudley Mullikin for several days, has returned to Bardstown. Miss Jessie Ha veni who has been the guest of Miss Qaeeule Wathen. leaves for borne to-morrow. Mr. Hamilton Lewis, ot Yale, at Jbom again for a fow days.

Mr. James miUt and Miss jSmith, Cincinnati, who! bave been visiting Mr. J. L. Smith, at the Louisville Hotel, left for home yesterday Mr.

WlUiam Oeppert returned Friday from a visit to Frankfort. Measrs. Lou Wjraaud and Dan Ritchie returued last Friday from school at lerre Haute, lud. Messrs. Sara Tinsley and Will Davis returned Friday from the Polytechnso school at Terre llauiej lad.

Mias Eleanore Bacon has returned to her home lu Lexington. Mr. II. T.f Eioott and daughter, Miss Annie have returned to their home in Florida. Miss Minnie McAtee will "return from Pittsburgh Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. John Long stave returned from Chicago. 1 Mrs. Eettie Thunuan has ret urn ed from IndiauapoUs, i The Misses Baldwin returned to their home in Detroit yesterday.

Miss Mamie Porter, of Glasgow, who has been visiting Mrs. McCumbs, Third avenue, Laa returned home. Miis Clara Moore Sherley, who has been In St. Louis for sovofal weeks, has returned. Mr.

ftocMhxi Johnson will arrive home from Memphis Moj.day. i-Mri, Orbison and Miss Nellie Orbison, of Frankfort, who have lecn visiting Mrs. CIIRISTMS PRESENTS John Stork, have returned home to Frank fort. Mies Julia Duke has returned from Lexington. Mis Nannie Johnson 'returns next Tuesday to her home in Tennessee Rev.

Ht Allan Tapper and children return next Tuesday from Virginia. Miss Cora Do Veil, who- ha been Attending the Conservatory of Music and Art as Cincinnati, returned home yesterday- Miss Mamie Locke baa returned after an absence of three months in St. Louis and Mexioo. Mo. Mr.

and Mrs. Dexter TOelknap arrived home from Europe the latter part of but week. Mr. and Mrs. John Magulre and daughter, of Toronto, Canada, Who have been visiting Mrs.

F. T. Durrett, ot 1034 Sixth street, have returned home. Misses Edith and Susie Kline returned tills morning from school at to spend the holidays with their parents. Mr.

Win Field, who has been attending school at Hoboken, X. returned home yes terday. Messrs. Will and Brent Palmer returned last Thursday from Princeton. Mr.

Leonard Cox will return from New York soon. Mr. Alex. Robinson returned home yesterday and will spend the holidays. Mr.

Charlie Bar less arrived home yesterday from school, and will spend the holidays. Mrs. Lunsford YandeU and Misses Maude aad Enid and ell have returned from Europe. Mr. W.

Riley has returned from Washington. Ben Wile; of Oweosboro, arrived tn thi city last Monday. Miis May Browa, who has been visiting friends In this city, returned to her home at Elicabethtown last Tuesday. Miss Wilhoyte. who has been visiting George Puree 11, at Paris, returned home last Wednesday.

Miss Bessie Wallace, who has been visiting friends here, returned last Tuesday to ler home at Shelby vllle, Miss Minnie Woods, who has been visiting Miss Mary Bullock, returned home last Tuesday. Miss Eva Courtney, who has been visiting in this city, returned to her home at Owemboro bst Wednesday. Misses Lula Owen and Minnie Murray. ot Clorerport. returned home last Thursday, Miss Louise Eabbage, of Cloverport, whs tax been visiting her cousin.

Miss Jennie Farlelgh, returned home yesterday. Misses Lucy eimms and Nellie Bnckner, ot Paris, who have been visiting MUs Buckner, returned home last Tuesday. Messrs. Charles and Will Knepp hav returned from Andover College, to spend the Christmas holidays In this city. Mr.

Lawrence Youny returned Friday from Princeton. Mr. Chetiter Browne returned from college Saturday'" omrning. Messrs. Brent and Win Palmer re turned Friday from Hoboken, N.

where the have been attending school. Mr. Will Guild returned Friday from Filnceton. OUT OF TOWN. Miss Jlattla E.

Malkin leaves Christmas Eve tor W. to spend holidays with her sister, Mrs. Joha M. Clark, Jr. v- Miss Lily Thi ton.

who has been la Birmingham, for some time, will spend SIP 1 LADIES AND GENTLEMEN FOR LADIES. A Fine Silk Umbrella for Lady. We have them from the cheapest Gloria to the finest Silk, ranging from $1.13 to $25.00. See our $6.50 Natural Stick, with Ivory edges and Silver bands, the very latest fashion. Half dozen pairs Kid Gloves for a Lady ain't bad.

Our One Dollar, Seven Stud Kid Gloves are the best shown for the money. Our One Dollar, eight button length sewed Mousquo taires have no equaL Our P. F. Gloves, in dressed and undressed, are the finest made. Our KOODOO, four button undressed Gloves are the only Gloves made that are warranted to wear, black and colors.

$2.25 per pair. We are the sole agents for this Glove. Half dozen pairs Fancy Lisle or Silk Hose are very useful. Lisle Hose, Fancy Novelties, 50c to $2.00. Silk Hose, plain and fancy, 98c to $10.00.

Ladies' Fancy Silk Garters, imported. FOR GENTLEMEN. Muffler for Gentlemen is a nice Present. Tou can buy a nice Cashmere Muffler from 50oto $1.00. 75c and $1.00 for elegant Brocade Silk Mufflers, white, cream and fancy.

Imported Silk Mufflers from 50c to $5.00, handsomest line inLouisvtile. Jewelery for Gentlemen. The handsomest line of Cuff Buttons and Scarf Pins ever shown. See them. Neckwear for Gentlemen.

18c for Teck Scarfs, pure Silk, worth 25 c. 25c for Teck Velveteen Scarfs, worth 50c. Our Silk Velvet and Hand-painted Scarfs, Puffs, Tecks and Four-in-hands are the handsomest shown, one in a beautiful box for 90c. Umbrella for Gentlemen. We have made an extra effort in this line, over 50 styles of $5.00 Silk Umbrellas to select from, worth $6.00 to $7.50.

See what we can do for you. Cardigan Jackets from $3.00 to $6.00. Silk Handkerchiefs from 48c to $2.00. Kid and Driving Gloves from $1.00 to $3.00. 4-ply Linen Collars 9c.

Cuffs 17c. P. S.Positively NO goods exchanged until AFTER Christmas. 1EW TOU STORE. i the holidays with relatives and friends at Meridian, and New Orleans.

Iiss Emma C. Dewhurst. of Miss Nold'a Seminary, leaves to-morrow for Florida to spend the holidays. Frank F. Banker and mother left Wednesday for Florida to remain until next Mr.

H. Brockman and children left Wednesday for De Land, to spend the winter. Mrs. K. Means and granddaughter.

Pearl Sunshine Miller, will leave the 2th tor Chicago to spend the holidays with her daughter, Mrs. J. T. Cowles. Mr.

Charles 8. Essex, of Danville, Yv. who has been visiting friends In the city for the past few weeks, left last eveuinc for New Orleans, where be will spend the holidays. NOTES. Miss Birdie Cowan will en tort lu on January 3.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Taylor Cowles announce that they will be at home, after January 1. at 1041 Wilcox avenue, Chicago.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hagan will entertain the Matrimonial Euchre Club January 3. Two beautiful land scapes. In water colors, by Robert Burns Wilson, occupy a prominent pa Ice amoog other beautiful things tn Mrs.

Fauid's window on Fourth, street. One represent a 'fragment ot wild scenery In the mountains ot North Carolina, and the other "Night on the Elkliorn," is a view that will be familiar to most of those who see it. The entertainment, under the auspices ot St. Agnes' Guild, ot Grace church, which was to have been given at Hampton College, November 87, wiU take place Tuesday evening, December II. The young ladies who have It la charge have labored quiu earnestly In it behalf, and with the aid ot the Mandolin Orchestra, they hope to make It a great success.

The young ladies ot the P. F. and C. Club will entertain at the residence of the Misses Fields on Thursday evening, Dacein-ber 20. Mrs.

UUliam Ilenning entertained the Matinee Euchre Club last Monday. Mrs, Philip Peace will have the dub with her next Mcnday afternoon. Miis Polk, of Tennessee, was entertained at luncheon Tuesday afternoon, by Miss Carrie Wright. The guests were; Mlssea Milbrey Watterson, Nina Lucket, ot Oweua-boro, MltUe Cowling, Elisabeth Kelly, Stell Aiken, Kate Hardy, May lUchasdsen, Kate Howard and Olive cpeed. Mr.

and Mrs. Andrew Cowan hare Issued Invitations tor Friday evening, January. a. Mr. F.

D. Carley entrrtained a dinner party at the Pendennls Club, Tharsdaty evening. t.Hls guests were: Mrs. Mary dark, Mrs. Henry Churchill, Misses Tommle Duko, Lily Liodeuberger, Margie Tillmaa, Messrs.

Marion Taylor, John E. Green. Arthur Burr, Clurles Pearee aad Tata An-dersoo. Miss Lixxi Jefferson win leave fat Lexington next Thursday. Miss Julia GrlswoJd leaves aext Thurs- day for Paducah.

Mr. Andy McCoy, ot Cava City, passed, through Uu city yesterday, aa route troca Cincinnati to bis home. Messrs. WiU Lawsoa Kblta and Reginald BaumcUte. who have been attending school at Trinity HaTL left thlsl morning lor ueir swn nuuvsvute, iia Mrs.

J. Trowbridge wtn spend the holidays wits, her parents at asslbyw01e Ky. Miss Mamie EpaukUng left this weak naswl ksa aHnta lia fast Kri11m Mkla Dr. J. M.

Bodlae getting aasstj;.