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By Mme. X. Only Remain Dying Echoes Now Remat 4 11 i ii. I i 316 I I for A. ire.

Joseph F. Gllien and Mrs. Samuel Doug. Flood. Washburne.

1448 Astor otreet. dinner Mrs. William Miami). Mrs. Thomas Hellas.

1tik14 Prairie avenue. lunoheon for Mrs. Armour of Princeton. N. I IVEUNESDAT.

JAN. 2.1. Ma.rrisise of Miss Ruth Burley. dauglIter of Ciarence Rsrle)a is-i8 Dearborn avenue, and George N. illing000rt.h.

Marriage of Miss Hazel Hewes. daughter of Mt, and Mrs. Lie J. and Artnur Wt. ato Jones.

Marriage of Miss Marian Coa.t crauiEtei arid MrIC Nti. T. Coed 4546 Maiden tireet. to tieerge Helot- Jr. of Sheboygan.

at the family Mrs- Aver. 2 Banks afternoon musicale. Mr. Barthel and Mr. Tremont' to give tho program.

Mr. and. Mr'. Wi Mom P. Bunt.

ROO La Salle avenue, timer for Miss Marie Rozet and Miss Margaret atarron of New P. B. Palmer, 474? Ellie avenue musieslo benefit of the Boys Shelter. Pollas luncheon for Mrs. Geoiga ArtnOtar.Of Princeton.

N. J. THURSDAY'. JAN. 2.6.

for A. trs Jos-pil F. and Mrs. Samuel Doug Flood Mrs Hempstead, Washburne 1448 Astor otri cITAPA LLp2rJL 40V1(5' C. vard, leave this evening for few days visit In Kansas City.

and Fort Scott, Kim Mrs. E. Jerome Seeley of Sheridan Park will leave today for a trip through Oolorado, Returning about May 1. Mr. and Mrs.

F. C. Rutan, 5024 Madison avenue, are in New York for a few weeks' sta3r. Mr. and Mrs.

Emil Rudolph, their daughters, Mr. Edward Steele (Dottie Rudolph) and Miss Helen, and son Carl Rudolph of Highland Park, will leave Wednesday for Weet Palm Beach, where they will spend the remainder of the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Wilber N.

Coleman, accompanied by their brother and bibter, Mr. and Mire. J. C. Buchanan of Minneapolis, have gone to Florida, where they will superintend the building of a bungalow on their winter place near Tampa.

at places of Interest en route. William E. Selleck has sailed for South America. Mr. and Mrs.

T. J. Browne and family will spend the winter at Hotel Evans, Hot Springs, South Their daughter. Miss Alice Browne, will stay in Chicago with relatives. Mr.

and Mrs. Louie Jayson Cassell of 3404 West Adams street left Friday for a trip In Florida and the gulf coast with a party of friends and will not return until March. Miss Helen Cohen of 4933 Prairie avenue left for San Antonio. Tuesday to spend a few months with relatives. Miss Frances Weinberg of Roehster.

N. is visiting her friends in Chicago. yard, leave this evening for few days visit in Kansas City. and Fort Scott, Kea. Mrs.

E. Jerome Seeley of Sheridan Park Mr. and Mrs. Bique. 1S24 Berenio-e avenue, announce the engagement of their daughter, Gertrude to Harry A.

Wehrbeim, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Wehrbeitn, 134S Wellington avenue.

Mr. and Mrs Lilienthal. 000 South Marshfield avenue, announce the engagement of their daughter Sara. to Morris Goldberg. on of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Goldberg, 1469 North Boyne avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Simon Hasterlik.

4s00 Michigan avenue. who recertly announced the engagement of their daughter. Harriet. to, Ludwig Friedlander, will be at home Sunday, Feb. Mr.

and Mrs: Maurice Liss. 724 South Hermitage avenue. announce the coming marriage of their daughter. Sara, to Lou Rosenberg. to take place today.

The engagemeet of Miss Pearl Spring, 326 East Fifty-fourth street. Chicago. daughter of Mr. and Mre. Sam Sprirg, St.

Joseph, is announced to W. A. Kedlson of Chicago. At home announced later. Mr.

and Henry Glickauf, 1613 West Chicago avenue, announce the engagament of their daughter. Anna, to Rudolph Sabath. At home announoement later. The marriage of Miss Blanche Marion Cole-kin. daughter of Airs.

Louise West Sixty-sixth street. to Adolph, ScheMer, Milvraukee. will take place Saturday evening. Jan. 28.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gaits, 417 West Chicago avenue. announce the engagement of their daughter. Sophia Jeannette.

to Jacob V. Well. son of Mr. and Mrs. Joeeph 1423 South Halsted street.

The marriage of Miss Elsa Pothenterg. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Rothenberg.

to MiltOn D. Levy will take plaee, Saturday evening. Jan. S. at 7 o'clock at the family residence.

4S46 Forrestville avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Newman announce a wedding reception to be given in honor of their daughter, Lillian, and Abraham J. Quint this evening at their retsidence.

4S12 Indiana avenue. lire. D. McCarthy arinotincee the engagement of her daughter. Sarah Cecelia.

to Joseph H. P. Klein, son of Mr. and Mrs. H.

P. Klein. No date has been set for the wedding. Mr. and Mrs, H.

Deediger of 51S East Forty-eecond place, who recently enrersunced the engagement of their daughter. Dorothy. to Gabriel will be at home today from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p. Mr. and Mrs.

N. De Lue, who recently announced the engagement of their daughter. Mae Rose, to Leon Friedeman. will be at home Jan. 20, afternoon and tr r.

Mrs, Sol Litt. 5000 Grand boulevard. gave a theater party at the Colonial on Wednevday evening for Miss De Due and Mr. Friecleman. Mr.

and Mrs. J. Bique. 1g24 Berenio'e avenue. announce the engagement of thetr daughter, Gertrude to Harry A.

Wehr- 1 GENERAL NEWS NOTES. Marrifige of Miss Bund (laughter (4 M. and Slets. E. Bord to Dr.

HeTbert Theodore Wegner cif inlianalsilis. at Chedst ithurch Chauncey Borland, 281'2 Prairie avenue, lunches in. Mrs ZEC W. 8.0 Tower court. itinctifon.

FRIDAY. JAN. 2T. and Mrs. Henry Biair.

young neurield danrs at thei Biackatone hotel, for lkins Arita Mist; M3rgars-4 Htrrkii. 44 East Schi tier street, for Miss Dorothy Blatchford Matiriage et Miss Eznily Pauline, Smith, 4due11ter of CtarlottP Maxilouga 11 nifth. to Art34r WOCKI at 8 o'clock in st. raur church. Ms t-clage of Miss Edna LOLliF ten, ugttumr of Hire.

Edward O'Brien. to Nor ham Warren a. New l'ork at 8:30 o'clock. MT and Mrs Prank Hewitt Smith. 414 Lake devout I ng r.pept ion.

MONDAT, JAN. :10 Mtn. Willlam J. Bryan. 741 Buena, avenue, dinyeer-dance atmthe HiacksiLone for Miss Anita Biair and Miss Louise Bowen Iglual swimming exhibition of the Wcmatedi ALA JAN.

R1 Mint. Chester Dawes. 71 Rush street, peg, home for bridge party fur St. truasdon of I 'rePoidesit Day Nursery and KInclergartessTVESDAY, FEB 4, arrisge -of Miss Margaret Atwater, daughter of Henry G. Atwater of Highland Park, and Fri A.

Preston. Porter are the chief exponents. and defenders of this certainly Original artists works. You can't ignore him." says Mr. Aldis.

He has arrived'. The Metropolitan museum, the Boston museum, the Luxembourg have all bought his pictures. Appuren-IY there is no half way ground on Davies' admirers and non-admirers an meet. You either think he is the American PLIViS, tie Cheyenne and Botticelli in one, or you foam at the mouth over his nytnphs and landscapes. He is not to be ignored.

But little reeks if you'll let hirn paint on in the tem Id that he's made for nimseif. He is a Christian Scientist, which in itself is an Prmor against the criticism of his contemporarn s. Ile never takes any interest in Ms own e7ft titbits. These are managed by the art agnt. Mnbeth, or, as in this case.

by his frienes and admirers." Included in George Ilitchcock's exhibit are sotne clever little water nolors on ivory by ife. She is an English woman. young and fair to look upon. She has the unusual gift of being able to paint equally- well With either hand. The only other person whom I know that can do this is Gen.

Sir Robert Baden-Powell. Like him Mrs. Hitchcock can work with both hands at once. but tint on different pictures. An interesting wedding took place a fortnight ago in Chicago.

which it is apropos to mention at this point. It was the marriage of Miss Henrietta Alice McCrea to Willard Metcalf. the well known, New York artist, Mrs. 'Metcalf is a daughter of Willis McCrea. Metcalf is one of the first of Amerinan landscape artists of the present time, ard, most popular among his brother artists in New York, where he has a stutDio.

The Assembly ball of last Friday evening was the last general gathering of the clans for the season. So many peopIe are planning flights to the south and west in the immettiate future that the ranks of sotiety will be quite attenuated. Let us hope that these deserters will not find awaiting them In Florida or California the winter whinh has been denied them here. The blizzards which have been headed for us from Medicine Hat and other places have one after the other fallen by the way before reaching Chicago. Even should one clasp us to its snowy bosom between this writing and your reading it cannot be denied that we have had a dusty January.

A fur lined linen duster is one more to be counseled as the proper garment for Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. S. Lederer.

3641 Grand boulevard, announce the engagement of their daughter Lillian to Dr. Leo Steiner. At home today. ..4 Sif; t. ,4 ,3,: ZZ, r.

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P. Thomas, 4827 Sheridan road. announce the marriage of their daugh, ter Florence to Frank Le Row, Dover street. M. B.

Kenny of Owen an-flounces the marriage of her daughter Birdie Katherine to Thomas Dean Garvey of Sarnia, Ont. The took place Tuesday at the residence of the bride's aunt and uncle, Mr. asd Mrs. Charles Higgins, 16u8 Sherwin avenue. Rogers Park.

Chicago, the Rev. Richard Rowley of St. Paul's Episcopal church officiating. The marriage of Miss Olive Virginia Burgers And Brewster Beauman Hoornbeek. eon of Mr.

and Mrs. Du Bois Hoornbeek of Elgin, will occur in February at the residence of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Edward, Burgess.

Good land, Ind. The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Etneia Geleng to Frank Raymond Kimber was solemnized at the residence of the hride's mother. Mrs. J. M.

Geleng, in Hamilton Park. Tuesday evening. The Rev. P. F.

Doermann of Blue Island' officiated Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Deneen of Sioux City, announce the marriage of their daughter Mae to Robert Edward Bern, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Edward A. Bern, 4616 Prairie avenue. Chicago. Mr. and Mrs.

Leopold Lange, 421 East Forty-fifth street, announce the engagement of their daughter Hortense to Bernard Frank of Wausau. son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Frank. 4930 Grand boulevard.

Mr. and Mrs'. Louis Wi len skey of 1005 South Spaulding avenue announce the engagement of their daughter Rose to Samuel Bernstein. I CALENDAR posirmilommunasomalammummiN ANTIQUES AT AUCTION at 185 Wabash Ave. Large collection of Mahogany Fumituresuch as Sideboards, Bookcases, Tables, Dining Chairs, Sewing Tables, Bureaus, Sleigh Beds, Desks, Etc.

Sale Starts Monday, January 23 10.30 a. and 2:30 p. and following days Williams, Barker Severn Co. AUCTIONEERS pm 1 ANNOUNCEMENTS. Mrs.

Martin Schultz. of whom Louis Betts has painted another of 'his beautiful portraits. is one of the dainty and attractive young- matrons of the north side. Mrs. Schultz has an abundance of red gold hair and a skin of the clearness which usually accompanies such a glory crown.

Mr. and Mrs. Schultz and their interesting family of little folks have spent the winter abroad. MONDAY, JAN. zn.

Mre. W. W. Kimball and Mr. Warren M.

Sainsbury. afternoon MUStettle at the Blackstone hotel. Lydia Lipkoweica to sing. Mrs. 'William Sanders Elliott, 25 East Wiaton place, at home.

Tr'ESDAY JAN. 24. Mrs. Jame Ward Thorne. ITntS Prairie avea-ste.

luncheon. An Talal Friendly Aid society's charity at the Congress hotel. Mr. J. J.

Mitchell, 5012 Wood Iftwn dinner dance for Miss Anita Blair and Miss nor Hamill. Mn'. Frederick Whittcm of Kenilworth, reception 011M Pr reavements in both families the ceremony was quietly solemnized in the presence of the immediate relattves Only. The Rev. William White Wilson ofSt Marks Episcopal church officiated.

7-- 001! 1 LREADY the echoes of our first win- ter of Chicago grand opera are dying. dyirg, eying! Our tuneful friends including Guardabeesi and his white terrier. Didihave gone to Philaeehla I'm afraid that Didi will, and uo eel pleasant home in the city brother, 4 as he did here at the Chatileld-Tay: ers'. where be was a family pet anal aCeatils, nied Miss Adelaide Chattleld-Taylor on 's er walks abroad. one of the Chicago eaute voiee have eke a deeper interest in the establishment of grand opera here than the Harold McCormelee They Lave given it a moral and titian.

al supPert which has gone far to make it a iiiture here. They give the great recep- eel to Messrs. Di and Carnpanini and tie ether artists Vi Ilia took place at the Con, riss hotel a fortnight ago, although the were sent out in the name of the erectors to give it a more official air. Mrs. McCormick has undereaken to man-ea the sale of the boxes for next year and )aa guaranteed herself the disposal of the Iaerteen new boxes to be built at the west of the Auditorium.

It has been decided to let boxholders and seatholders ream tes year places if they want to do so. A wee aelsion. as a sense of permanency as to 'facet! is to subscribers and of 1 alearnige to the opera management. Peore become attached to a place. It is not so tier to give up a box or a seat that you have ee for years, with which you have become identified.

as one that you have occupied on I season. It Is untertunate that it is not possible to buy a box outright. as at the Metropolitan opera house in New York, shere teei Morgans. Vanderbilts, Goulds, 1,1 Ilackays own their own boxes as much a. they own their eseueee and equipages.

Herr Tausche, Gadaki's husband. said that we tad in America the best opera and the, bee symphony orchestras in the world. And le also saidthis is between you and me and not for New York or Bostonthat Chi-, cago had more real appreciation of musie than any other American city. In seete of which musical taste pea's subscription to the opera was larger tran ours, Shalt we ever get ever this? If so. It will be by making ours for next year oeido Philadelphia's.

i The real sendoff for the troupe was the Ira Merrise eupper Tuesday evening at Congress hotel. Sixty guests at down around a big table In the Francis First :1 half-and-half company of operatic aeleis and the Chicago promoters of the le sera. Mrs. Harold McCormick and Mme. eampaniel sat respectively on the right and let of the host, while Morris had Har oh McCormick and Cleofante Campanini on er right and left hands.

Caruso, Carolina Thee. Mine. Zeppilli. the Bessie. -Alma.

1 Grenville. Guardabassi, John McCormack, and other stars were much in evidence. Or Mary." however, owing to the grippe. ras not in the galaxy. In the background a band of dusky must-- clans twanged their banjos and sang coon env, much to the joy of the great singers at talieet The latter cheered and jeered and ruyed their colored confreree enthusiastically The host had aleo provided other amuse-, in the shape of a prestidigitateur who performed marvels.

An atmosphere of great rod fellowship prevailed. Although he Only stayed a shcrt time. fetruso contributed to the hilarity of the oceasion by constructing and sporting an exeeent heard made out of a palm leaf. He has many parlor tricks, including free hand caricatures. in his but did not ray lorg enough to show these off.

The custodian of the greatest tenor voice of the day cannot expose it to the perils of midnight sappers- The other artists had a more reek-Ws feeling, After supper the party adjourned to the Ved ballroom next door, where the tables of a reeent banquet still stood about. These wera cleared away. and McCormack and leere. Bassi and others took turns at the tano while the rest of the company danced -1 IS best they could on the heavy red carpet. effective pita eeuls were executed, and ilia 4 o'clock cocks were crowing before the gathering dispersed with many addio earls-ernes" and other expressions of affection.

Our operatic friends took away with them tome pleasant memories of the Windy City." The corridors. Of the Auditorium and of the Congress hotel will seem empty and echoing for some time to came. --e-- An easiern engagement tliat will interest fretlY Chimgo people is that ef the well krs3wn artist. Miss Ellen Emmett (known to her friends as Bay to Blanchard Reid of New York. etiss E-entriett stands in the front rank of American portrait paintce.

Sir Caspar Purdon Clarke, late curator the 'Metropolitan muaeum of New York. Plates her ahead of all othersyes, even of elm Sargent. She is having an exhibitions LOW at the eleBeih galleriee in New York. which is attracting worldwide attention. Two of the most striking portraits there are of the late Prof.

William James and leeel P. kerton. She is more euocessful, as a rule. with men's portraits than with women's, tLklough there is one in this collection of a 'Child with a Cat which is considered the UM of the whole exhibit. The only two rees of hers that I can think of at the eeeiere in Chicago are pictures of Edward Reerson and Sydney Taber.

both painted Years age). They are striking portraits. Mise Emmett lierseit ie an original and frightful personality. She is a collateral itscendant of the Irish patriot. Robert Erneet, and has an unfailing spring of Hiberlea seirit and it.

She takes the prerogal'e or genius of mar; ying entirely to suit ret. tit and Is following, the example tAf Mrs. eirale. of Mine. de Steel tin her second mar-rage).

aed of Margaret Fuller, In taking for ler husband a man Inal, year se younger She do ee not. however. follow "leel entirely, as each of these cekbrated women married a youthful Italean. And. it le, be admitted, that cavil -wae entire13r in her marriagea fortunate augury or Miss Emmett, whose many frieoncls wish re-1" well.

She is at present in Washington. 1) at work on a portrait of Gifford Peehot. 1 i. ph i gen 4 Loc iErs'. 1 Son I of grt mickl 5 titur tier! 1 et rasa I 1 itatif direct ye tl )as 1 to lei 1 pe be tio tg4 fc identif I aeal Metroj I 1,1 Al la the: Herr we ta belt sy he als( and no tnan a In aq) 1.

tran ot 4-, so. It 5 a4tdo l' Thor Ira Mc '-i--- Cor an)und roema rttsts PI old Mc( -1-, rtgi WhAe. GrEnvill -1 and oti Ou -A Tag 110i In the t' Inv, at ratio aused 'e 's ThE In perform rod fe Altho. t'arusea 115i01.1 as ma carleatt, ray Io Eustodi day can atuars let fee' After gold ba a reeen 11-Tre. I sa 787T4 I ENTERTAINMENTS.

I Mrs. Eiler celebrated bet seventieth birthday In December, while Mr. Eller will be 75 yea! of age next month. The Wcmen's auxiliary to the Oak Park hospital WEI be at home with Mrs. IL G.

Burt St 425 North Oak Park avenue at on, the afternoon of Jan. 24. Mrs. Prank O. Peers gave a tea in the lobby of the Whitney opera house Thu.rsday afternoon at which the members of the Womans Press league were asked to meet the members of the Little Damozel company.

Mrs. Michael B. Meyers (Dorothea Becker) will entertain at a shower and luncheon Saturday evening, Jan. 28, at her residence, 2150 Cortez street, in honor of Miss Claire Frances Vosburgh, whose marriage to Robert Ambrose Delaney takes place Wog A New' Corset Store 'Z A t4 Mr. and Mrs.

R. 1710 Wesley, avenue, Evanston, announce the engagement of their sister. Mitts Kate Aishton. to Robert Jewett Mercur of Montreal. Canada.

Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Main, 2921 Washington boulevard, announced the engagement of their daughter, Julia Stetson, to Lionel H.

Frank at a tea given in honor of Mrs. Daniel Scholes and Mrs. Helmer Me lum of Oak Park. Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas J. Rice, 2740 Washing-ton boulevard. have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Marion -Olive Rice, to Laurine J. Drake. The wedding will take place in the spring.

Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Mellen, 211 South Grove avenue.

Oak Park, announce the engagement of their daughter, Fern Elaine Preckenriage, to Harry Viggo Petersen of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. William Edwin Mortimare of Louisville. have announced.

the enga gement of their daughter, Miss Julia Bradley, to Carletcn Brown Hutchins of Chicago. The wedding will take place early in June. Mr. Hutchins is the youngest son of Mr. and Mrs.

Eugene R. Hutchins of North Edgewater and a nephew of President -Hutchins of the University of Michigan. Mrs. Emily A. Carr, 41.4 Home avenue.

Oak Park, announces the engagement of her daughter. Miss Irene. to Frederick Lloyd Baker of Cleveland, O. The engagement has been announced of Mies Florence Doremus, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

James M. Dorenms of Newark, N.J., to Mills Reed. Smith of this city. Mr. and Mrs.

Edward G. Cowdery. 1367 North State street, announce the engagement of their daughter, Louise, to Chu'. les B. Willard, son of Mr.

and Mrs. W. F. Willard of Oak Park, PERSONAL ITEMS. 40-d i- 7 Mrs.

H. W. Gossard, 5470 East End avenue. will entertain a large company at breakfast anti bridge on Monday. Jan.

30, In the Plot-- entine room at the Congress hotel. Mrs. Frederick W. Stearns gave a bridge party Thursday afternoon to twenty guests at her residence, r434 Everett avenue. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Yondort. 4502 Michigan avenue, will be at home Sunday. Jan. 22, in honor of the engagement of their daughter.

Edna C-. to Simon Lavarus of Columbus. O. Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Lavarua of Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Hirshberg, and Mr. and Mrs.

Bert H. Rice of Cincinnati. aro the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yondorf.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nathan, 2714 Hampden court, planned a pleasant surprise for Mrs. Nathan's parents, Mr. and Christopher Eller of Muncie.

last Sunday at the La Salle hotel on the occasion of the fifty second anniversary of their wedEing. In the. evening a banquet was given in the gold room In their honor, the guests being the children and grandchildren. Those present were Mr. and Mrs.

Christopher Eller. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nathan and children. Mrs.

George Faust, Mr. and Mrs. Vance Bucker, and Mr. and Mrs. Merle Bucker.

The couple after the supper were entertained in the presidential suite of the hotel. 32 Washington Street, 9I "I 7 For the convenience of our present and new patrons we have established another Gossard store right in the heart of the shopping districtthe kind of a store you are proud to see in Chicagdexclusive, perfectly planned, luxuriously furnished and exquisitely appointed. It has been I creaied to serve your corset needs better than you have been I I served before. 41 Here in this new store you will find the most skilled corsetieres in Americawomen of broad experience and training who understand in every detail the superb art of corse try. You are cordially and earnestly invited to visit the new Gossard store and to inspect the new style offerings.

store you will find the most Len of broad experience and Lii the superb art of corsetry. to visit the new Gossard gs. 115. il 4 Mrs. Albert I.

Pardridge, 357 Fullerton avenue, has Mr. Pardridge's sister, Mrs. W. D. Sargent of East Orange, N.

visiting her. Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Sandford Critchell. the latter formerly Mlles Leslie Miller, have rcturned from their wedding trip and are with Mrs.

Critchell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George L. Miller. 2001 Prairie avenue.

1r. and Mrs. Paul Elatchford, Who have been at 678 Lincoln parkway for the winter. will return Feb. 1 to their residence in Oak Park.

Mr. and Mrs. John F. Stevens the latter fcrmerly Miss Leilia Lynch. have taken an apartment at the Plaza on North Clark street and are now residing there.

Mrs. George W. Duback and daughter, Miss Josephine Duback. 747 Lincoln Park hauls I WEDDING NOTES. cr 7jr.

711 COME7ZP 1 1 t.17:49r-17-acc IP rontz- 1 11 )Tok4' zi -----1 --T, 1 a lo 1' :.4 -0 "Ir4-7-1; V4 1) '5i a tow' mgab -I', 1, "I 4,0,. 7hF 141 7 yg OU owe Whetherit or to not youehau ve to ever.tworn. the the Corset, Gossard modelshave your model fitted to youand, see for your- self the true perfection of the art of corsetry, which you can find only in the Crossard Corset In buying at the Gossard store you buy directly from the makeryou get the maker's pledge of satisfactionhis guarantee against imperfectionagainst rust against rippingand, above all, that a Crossard Corset will retain its original lines until it is worn out. The Gossard Corsets are made in a dozen different models and cost from $3.50 to $40.00, with the same principles of con Qk struction in them all. Come in and see the new models for Spring and learn from experience how de- lightfal it ia to trade at a Gossard store.

rat Laced Corset, Ys al rt ey rn e- vr ou Can find store you of sat- rust A irk For 7 'CP Am. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Bohan of 311 North Humphrey avenue-.

Oak Park. announce Wednesday. Jan. 25, as the wedding date of their daug'hter, Miss Katherine Bohan. to Robert A.

Bo3-ter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boyter of 814 North Park avenue, Austin. Miss Agnes Bohan will eerve her sister as maid of honor and the groom's brother, Walter Boyter, will be best man. After a wedding Journey through the east Mr.

and Nits. Boyter will reaide at 3Cedar street, Austin, where they will receive their friends after March 15. The marriage of Miss Elsie Cleaver, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles S.

Cleaver, 14417 East Fifty-seventh and- Des-ter Cbark Buell of Omaha took place Tuesday night at the residence of the bride's brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ferris White, 5737 Klmbark avenue. The Rev.

Joseph A. Vance officiated. Mrs. White and Miss Mary Cleaer stretched the ribbons-and Le Roy Cramer was the best man. The bride and groom will be at home after March 1 at 2i)54 Harney street, Omaha.

The marriage Of Miss Anderson Dwey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs David James Dwey, to William Martin Rowse. son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hibbard Rowse.

took pace Monday evening, Jan. 13, at 8 o'clock at Gracc-- EptSC3Pa1 church, the Rev. W. O. Waters officiating.

Mr. and Mrs. Rowse will make Kansas City their future residence. Mr. and airs.

H. C. Whitehead of La Grange, announce the marriage of their daughter 'Laura to Russell Burleigh Wright of Mobile, Ala. rt took place at 11 o'clock on Saturday morning. Dr.

Manley F. Allbright performed the ceremony. Herbert Mitchell was best man for the groom. The bride was unattended. lir.

and Mrs. Wright left the same evening for Mobile. The marriage is anno-Jnced of Miss Marie Lefens, daughter of Mr. and arrs. Thies J.

Lefene, '263 Michizan avenue, and Frank S. Porter of Chicago, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward- Porter Ripley. N.

Y. The wedding took place Saturday afternoon at 4 at the home of the bride's parents. Mr. Porter and his bride will tail for Eurc-pe tomorrow on theKronprinz Wilhelm. Henry Hugh Hubbard announces the marriage of his sister, Charlotte Marie, to Warren Frederick Purdy.

The wedding took place on Saturday and owwg to recent be '1 1, The H. W. Gossard Co. eaJ TWO STORES 32 Washington Street, Between State and Wabash Steinway Hall, 17 E. Van Baren Near Michigan 94J 0 a 1 ti -La electree.

4 v. si. I 171 1 14 ifferti II 14 -4-- All's. Cecil Clsrk Davis is also in Wa5h1on. D.

wire-Te she has a studio in which the Is working hard. She is oontributing l'tes of clever sketches of the notable people of today to Town and Country. She is taking her home with her parents, the John Clarks. These have just lEttled themselvs in their new apartments 11-re and are entering more and more into o'1le life of the national capita'. Efore.

I leave the subject of artists I must l'Peak of the violent discussions aroused by tl'e collection of Arthur Davies' pictures at 11140 Art institute. Arthur Alas azd George ge AUTOMOBILES? Practically every one in Chicago who buy one this year IS A TRIBUNE READER DISTRIBUTORS 01 "STODpARD-DAYTON- ULM.