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Adam, Meldrum Anderson Co. PUT" RED CROSS STAMPS ON YOUR CHRISTMAS PACKAGES The Evening Chit-Chat By BUTH CAKEEON. Kalandar Jhop 'Rom and fi ofy Xand" Jea Jable Chat DO you get all the' pleasure in life you can get out of the little, things? So many people don't. And if such a Jbig mistake. The great happiness of life, of course comes from the big things the thrill of a new found love, the fulfillment of some great anvbition, the attainment of some long-cherished desire.

But these big things do not coma often even Into the most favored lives, and every day happiness must be founded on little thing as well as on the hope and expectation of the larger things. No simple little pleasure, on the highway of life Is too small to he I Biiiop Colton's lectures Will Inter- Tomorrow Will Be Twentieth tury est Many Persons. Social Affairs Tut aa4 ts DecemberShoppingNews With A Christmas Flavor The spirit of "Good Cheer and beneficence radiates throughout this Merry, Merry Christmas Store. Pretty gift things have been assembled here in quantities and varieties that mean choosing, and combined with the always pleasant and satisfactory service you have 'a $ood reason to make -the A M. A.

Co. Store your Christmas Shopping Headquarters. Today's news is brimful of Christmas suggestiveness and offerings you would g'o out of your way to secure. Tomorrow (Friday Will be Twentieth Century Club dav at the Gradu Do you think you enjoy all of them for an mey are worth? Mrs. E.

Sornberger entertained SO Tor instance, to; be -very prosaic, do you think you friend at a. handsome bridge luncheon at her home In Lancaster Avenue to--day. The tables were arranged in the library and reception room, with co-rera at each for four guesta." Chrysanthemums In yellow, pink, -white and lavendar were attractively usea in ui decorations. Pretty favors were Mrs. Arthur Meldrum, the chairman, will be assisted by Mrs.

William C. Warren, Mrs- WUIUm P. Northrop. Mrs. John B.B Newman.

Mrs. Frederick O. BisselL Mrs. Christine Wende, Miss Jean Blssell and the Misses ophie and Helen Townsend. Tea will be served free from to clock, and the shop' will be, open from 19 o'clock 1n the morning.

Yesterday there was a large attendance of college girls and the committee disposed of a farge number of calendars. For the benefit of those who have not yet seen the Kal- endar. sample page of the artistic booklet Is printed giving an Idea of the real worth of the publication, though the artistic'- little get all the you might out of gooa meai To live to eat Is. of eearse, disgusting, but I do not it 1 the best jvay to merely eat to live. I know a mariwTio is so absorbed in his work that unless he were reminded of it, he would often neglect to eat! When he does eat be doea.

it mechanically, hardly knowing what he la eating. andrUkes no pleasure at all In it. HU admirer thlrik that thii indifference to his physical need shows great spirituality and is something to be much laiuded, I don't To be comoletelv absorbed by the demands and Two Illustrated lecture en Rome and the Holy Land. wTlttMi the "RirM Rer. BMhop Chartes H.

Coltoo. will given In Annunciation Hall, the nret this evening- at o'clock, to be followed by In the lecture on -Rome and the Holy Land" Blehop Colton telle of vlett rto tb Hly City, the Etternal City and the Holy Father. While It wu ale firxt visit "Ad Umina" and reception by the rrtgnlnK pontiff wee the rrt event, there are aleo beautiful deecriptlong of a hlrn maee at St. Peter, at the Holy Sepulchre and at Bethlehem, and lntereetlng- information rwardlnc the rltiw he vinlted and the countries through -which he paaeed. The lectnree will be Illustrated by over 200 lantern slides.

Many of the slides have been made from pheto-a-Taph sent from Kurope expressly to Illustrate these lectures. Over 100 slide beautifully colored by skilled artiste. awarded the holders I tne nignest cores. Mra. Robert F.

Aird of Jew icr. rnmurl nf RufTaln. arrives this even ing to spend eeveral days with Mrs. Sornberger. a the meatinr of the Twentieth News of Interest To Men 100 dozen flannelette Pajamas, with silk braid' trimmings regular $1.50 values for two days at $1 each.

Teasledown Pajamas in a great variety of the new styles at $1.50 and $2. Teasledown Night Shirts with surplice roll or military collar 75c and $1. $6.50 to $8.50 Petticoats at $3.95 We have purchased t3ie factory clean-up of a prominent 'manufacturer comprising five hundred high grade silk petticoats- that are good enough to go in Christmas boxes. The entire purchase including, silk petticoats worth $6.50 and $8.50 will go on sale Friday at $3.95. Can you afford to big saving! Third Floor Century Club yesterday morning Ml touches that add so greatly to its attractiveness are, of course, necessarily Katherine Cocnrane.

soprano. Mm recltao. accompanied oi lacking in the newspaper print: Frederick J. Danforth. I DECEMBER.

Sunday. 4th The greatest stranger Rat Caaaensi. sensations of the body Is wrong-, of course, but to completely Ignore them and the pleasure -we might get out of them is alo wrong. Why were we given the sense of taete unless we were meant to get pleasure as well a nutriment from our food. Do you get all the pleasure you might from your walk to the tram nnminirr -vnn teach vonrelf how to get the most happiness poesibl out of a.

Jbeautlful display in a florist' window, your favorite tune isell shape night shirts, extra sizes 60 inches in this world was He thst came to save it. He never hai house, it willing to see what hospitality was left amongst us Oliver Goldsmith. Monday. Sth Whom the prods -leve; die- eldt -O life, dear life, They know, though frosts -be cruel Personals $1 and $1.25. Main Floor South Entrance played by a good h.urdy-urdy, tne sigt or a moreugniy unexpected meetirir with an old friend, the reading of an twtusually good 'story, or anyone of a hundred little thing you let them, wm help fUl up the chinks in your life? -Perhaps you are youngr now and can dare to despise these things.

There are auch vast Doasibilitlea in most young; lives that young people as tne Knire, TeTt with each June, the perfect rose shall blow. s. Mrs. Sixer and Mist Slier are In New York. And daisies blossom, and the green appreciate the value of IHtte things f.

Mrs. Charles B. Wheeler returne iv from New York. grass grow Triumphant still, unvexed by. storm or strife.

Silks at Half Are Always Wanted That's what we thought when this good fortune presented itself. "We knew that 36 inch all pure silk skein dyed satin Ottomanns in favorite shades that has a market value of $2.50 would be picked up readily at half price a quantity on sale Friday at $125 a yard. Main Floor They know that more splendid Mr. Joseph Gtlmore of North Bay Is viMtinjr Mrs. F.

P. Kull. is tnan day, That sunset skies flame in the gather A charmingly appointed tea waj given yesterday afternoon from 4 to o'clock by Mrs. Joseph E. Gavin In honor of Mrs.

John James Cummins of Syracuse. The house was attractively decorated throughout with beautiful flowers, pink chrysanthemums and fern rracing the reception room where the hostess and Mrs. Cummliw received. Pink begonias banked the fireplace in the library, white chrysanthemums and greenery were used with hcarming effect In the drawing room and the buffet table in the dining room has a holiday decoration of red and green. Mrs.

Gavin wore a sown of white crepe chene and Mrs. Cummins wore rose colored cache-mere de sole. The unbonneted women were: Mrs. Otto W. Volger.

Mrs. John H. Lascelles. Mrs. Frank J.

Garvin. Mra. Edwin R. Smith. Mrs.

William J. Con-ners. Mrs. L. Grant Besser, Mrs.

Frank Georger. Mrs. Frederick W. Carter. Mrs.

William H. Love. Mrs. Henry C. Zelier.

Mrs. Elizabeth B. Eagan. Mr. James Mooney, Mrs.

Orsen E. Yeager. Mrs. James N. Byers.

Mrs. Thomas Stod. dart. Mrs. John Hughes.

Mrs. Edward L. Koons. Miss Mary V. CBrlan.

Mrs. Josephine L. Pfohl, Mrs. Maurice M. Walt, Mrs.

Jabex H. Peterson, Mre. Frank C. Garvin, Mrs. Daniel V.

Murphy. Mrs. Henry Mooney, Mrs. Charles Stoddart. Mrs.

Margaret B. Cloak. Miss Mildred Karln and Miss Agnes E. McCarthy. Mrs.

Gavin entertained her assistants ami their husbands at dinner at 7 Mr. and Mrs. John W. Robinson have turned from Washington. EXTRA Women's Coats Drop in Price Neatly tailored light weight Kersey Coats that were $14.50 on sale Friday at $9.95.

All wool wide wale and Tweed Coats, flawlessly tailored in the newest man-man, effects that originally sold for $23.50 on sale Friday at $16.50. Second Fleer F.XTR A 1 .000 SWt But some day, wnen you are oiuer ami nw i you will realize the value of knowing how to get some of your happiness from the little everyday things, and will wish you had a habit in wur- youth instead of waiting till an age when hablis are Tiard to acquire, -t If you are a bit inclined to think this is childish philosophy, please wait before you Judge, and read what a far. far wiser philosopher than I said in much the same vein. "I'once gave a lady two and twenty recipes against melancholy; one was a bright fire; another to remember all the pleasant things said to and of her; another to keep a box of sugar plums on the chimney piece and a kettle simmering on the hob. I thought this mere trifling at the moment, but-have, in after life, discovered how true It i-that the little pleasures 'often banish melancholy better, than higher or more exalted objects; that no means wight to be thought too trifling that.

opposes it either In ouraelyes or-others." (Sidney Smith. Mr. J. H. O.

Bunge returns the last of the week from Holland. Mrs. Harold button of Toronto la a guest of lit: Alois Bleicher. Mr. and Mrs.

Kll D. of LJn-wood Avenue are In New York. Mr. and Mrs. J.

R. Brodhead and Mr. Saver Brodhead have returned from New York. and Pillow Cases Going for less than the old price before- ot 4-t oiirnriAArl Give Her a Fancy Waist Pattern We have arranged a greater assortment of fancy silk waist patterns this year than ever because the demand last season was so great we fell way short of supplying the demand. They are boxed all ready to give and the prices are unusually reasonable.

Main Floor ing dark. And the deep waters change to molten gold; They know hat autumn riched is than May. i- They hear the night birds gtnginc like the lark. Ah, life, sweet life, whoc the gods love die oldl -r Julia -C. K.

Dorr. Tuesday, th There is nothing, so-strong or safe In any emergency of life as the simple truth. Charles Dickens. 11 Wednesday, 7th There was a young man who-declared That he couldnt -ear people, a girl caught his eye He knew, he should die Arid he and nobody, cared '-Thursday, 8th Sorrows are everywhere, all too few: Have we not had our share Of pleasure, too? No Past the glad heart No memories dark; Onlv the eunny hours Weddings Mrs. Brown and Mrs.

Marvel of Boston. are visiting; Mrs. H. D. Knox of Lin wood Avenue.

Mis. Orcutt has returned to St. Mar-iiret's School after spending: a few l.iys lit Boston. o'clock in the evening. Long tables were arranged In the library, reception hall and.

dinlnar room and were deco are several pretty tables at which are displayed for sale useful and fancy articles, dolls, especially suitable for' the holiday. The tea room is on the stage, its tee, table, being' decked with cut flowers, silver candelabra and ferns. Miss Frances Michael. Misa Helen Eppen-doTf. Miss Emily Williams and Miss Paulllne Humphrey, acted as waitresses yesterday, different matrons taking turns at pouring during the afternoon.

A small room at one side Is' reserved for. special parties. Mr. Edward Gretner is in eharge of the soda fountain, the tea having come from Milwaukee. At the booth are Jmported novelties, Includ-lnar handsome Christmas cards and Miss Helen Sttmson returned yester rated with chrysanthemums and shaded l.iy from a visit with Miss Hazel Fiti- candleabra.

K-rald of Moron to. Hemstitched Pillow Cases, sizes 45x36, at 15a each. Hemstitched Pillow Cases, size 54x404, at 25o each. $1 Sheets, size 72x99, at 85c each. $110 Sheets, size 90x99, at 95c each.

"Anchor" brand sheets and pillow cases sie 50x40, now 50c each sheets, size 81x99, now $1.50 each. v. 'Plain riommAd aVioAta fi1-r0fl coamlnea o-r-fwa Mrs. John A. Donaldson of Ashland Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Buck, who have Avenue gave a luncheon of nine covers yesterday for Mrs. -Bruce Corbett of hern visiting; Mrs. A. A.

Porter of Nl iara Falls, have gone to Woodmere, New Bethlehem. who is tne gaest KAHE-WIGrGINS. St. Bridget's Church was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Saturday, November 27th, when Miss i Estella Wiggins was united in to Mr. John Kane.

The bride beau-tifulfy gowned in llgiht blue- messallne with a blue picture Jiat Miss Lilly Wiggins -was maid of honor end was attired-In navy blue messalihe with white beaver i hat. After the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served at the brides' home, No. 309 -Fulton, Street. Cover were laid for 50. At 4 o'clock Mr.

and Mrs. Kane leff for. a trip to Philadelphia. At home after December 20th at No. 186 Woodlawn Avenue.

The dial mark. E. C. Stedmah i. i.

of Mrs. Henry Paul Werner or bt James' Place. Friday. 8th "A short time says a teacher, I was giving a lesson -on Mr. and Mrs.

Elbrldfro Gerry returned yesterday from their-wed- iinjr pourney to their home. No. "7 Mrs. James Sellers Hamilton of Au lanes, caienoars ana maii ia.pesi.ry trays and; dinner cards. v- iiryant street.

burn Avenue gsve a pretty tea yesterday afternoon from 4 until 6 o'clock for her a-uesta. Mra. L. M. WishlD of special 65c each.

Main Floor New York and Mrs. A. B. Norris of Mrs. Thomas A.

Bissell has returned from Cambridge, where she spent Rochester. The tea table was adorned with a silver basket of sink roses and 1 nannsKtvinsr witn Mr. Leonard Bis sell, who is at Harvard College. the use or tne nypnen. written a number of example on the blackboard, the.

flrst-of which -was 'birdcage." I. asked the boys to give a reason for putttnf the hyphen between bird' and After a short silence one hoy held up bis hand and gaid, 'It is for the bird to. perch, on, sir." Saturday 10th Motive for-Travel. "Let me see? You went to California for your wife's health, didn't you?" "Oh, no, We went -oul so that my daughters Could send. postal cards from there to their friends." Chicago Kec-ord-Herald.

-i 5 Cbrlstaaas Sale. The Women's Circle of Bethlehem Church will have their Christmas and chicken pie supper in the, basement of the new church, corner of Bird Avenue and Hoyt today and Friday afternoon and evening. Good Day to Buy Flannels Friday Miss Margaret Barrell and Ml. HERBERT-PEES. Blanche Driscoll.

who were home for the ferns and lighted with pink-shaded candles. The assistants were Mrs. E. L. Lawrence.

Miss Emma D. Dakin, Mrs. D. Frederic Potter. Mrs.

Burton Gale. Miss Ida Evans. Miss Louise Lawrence. Miss Katherlne Wilcox. Misa Dorothy Jones.

Miss Josephine Beaver. Miss Hamilton and Miss Margaret Hamilton. i ninKsgiviiift Holidays, returned to i lnniiy uoi.egc. nasninrton, on Mod day. Waist Patterns, in fancy Imported wool "boxes, $225 each.

A Dress Pattenr For Mother At a saving, too! All-wool shadow stripe serges, stripe wool satini cloths and mannish effects in worsteds 50 to 54 inches wide all desirable shades-factual value $1.50, on sale now at $1 yard. $1.25 and $1 all-wool black Dress Goods, special at 75c yard. $7.50 value black Cafacul Pony Skin Plush, $4.50 yard. Main Floor Another SUIT Event $30 Mannish Tailored Suits $18.50 There's a reason a long story-rsuffice to say these beautifully tailored suits are made of superior grade mannish materials, becomingly: designed, thoroughly constructed and lined with Skinners' satin. Not more than 25 women can share this extraordinary suit, offering that means come early tomorrow I Second Floor Rswunell ReettaL.

'Mr. Jobn Rummell will give a recital One Candy Jhip at of humorous drsTnatto. selectioa at the -Ripley Memorial m. unuren on Thursday evening, December 2d. A pretty wedding took place on November 29th at St.

Columbus Church, when Ella was united in marriage to Mr. George Herbert. The bridesmaid was Mis -Rose Madden and Mr. Miles Hartney acted as best man. The bride wore a white embroidered silk.net over silk and carried bride roses.

The bridesmaids gown was a blue silk with white beaver hat. The house was decorated in white and blue. A reception followed the ceremony at the home of the Mr. and Mrs-Herbert will be home after; December 15th at No. -240 Woodlawn Avenue.

Stents of interest Miss Jewett of Moravia, who is General- and Mrs. Edgar B. Jewetrs guest, has been entertained at a number of informal affairs during her stay in town. Mrs. William Ward Plummer Invited a few guests informally for tea to meet Miss Jewett sv few-days ago, and on Tuesday afternoon Miss Jean Missell of Lin wood Avenue entertained a few guests at btidge.

New Velour Flannels, for Sacques and Kimo-nos, 15c yard. "Iona" Scotch Flannel Waistings, in all the new stripes, figures and plain cdlors, 40o Silk Embroidered Skirting Flannel, in holiday boxes, $1.25 and more, each pattern. Beacon Blanket Cloth, for bath robes, small designs of baby blue and pink ground, 35c yard. to Many JUaders Now, is the time to have your dolla repaired for Christmas. We carry a complete line of beautiful human hsJr wIks and.

all parts. Toyland, 806 Main Street. The place. interesting gifts for -children. Special values this week-in -dolls, fur carriage Open evenings until Christmas.

JU8 jffrctic Carnival The candy ehip at the, Arctic Carnival, it is safe to predict, will not only be one of the most popular but arso one of the prettiest of the. attractions at the The candy will be sold from the ship moored near the North Pole and will filled with kJI kinds of attractive novelties for the holidays. Christmas boxes In all sie and styles filled with cum-drops. Iceland moss and other Arctic dainties will tempt the trav-f A lance crew in nautical attire will weltrh the candy as well as the anchor with true precision, and there will be i Polar controversy about the trices, which will be reasonable. Miss Charlotte Sweet has charjre of ship and her assistants will 'be Mrs.

Clifford Nichols. Mrs. Ward Mrs. Joslah Jewett. Mrs.

John walker. Mtaees Louise Kimberlv. Arnea i.f-pson. Oeraldine Thompson. Hazel Flavilla Wende.

Edith Walk- Ruth Kellogrs. Laura Wilson. -Hosiery Gifts 7 Mrs. William Llpp of West.Utlca Ptreet entertained the members of The Coterie very pleasantly yesterday. At the close of a short business meeting the members played live hundred.

Mrs. Lundrigan and Mrs. (Miller win-: ning the favors. Coffee' was served at dainty tables at 5 o'clock. At the open meeting of The Stltch-err, to be held at the Auditorium Annex '-next Monday afternoon at--S o'clock.

Mrs. Burton ST" Fletcher will read Rostand's 'The Fantastic. i rue umc tu icasc Especially rif tihey are chosen from M. The Pole. Little of water Moving chunks of ice, "Made it so elusive Had to find it twice.

(Boston Herald. MADDEN-K0CH. Mra Catherine of Hamburg announces the engagement of her Marie, to Norman E. Madden of Buffalo. Wedding to take place in January, Children ry FOR FLETCHER'S ASTORIA Ring Nathan's.

Free! Free! Free' A handsome 100-plece gold-decorated dinner set with every purchase of 855 or over. Do not miss this offer at Bing Nathan's store. The Last New York Exenrsloa This Tear Thursday. December 9th, via Lehigh I Valley Railroad. $10.00 round trip.

I Mrs. R. H. Thompson. Mrs.

Elmer D. Fisher. Mrs. Horace P. ChanVberlein and Mrs.

Ada Roth French entertained small luneheon parties following the regular meetlns; of the Twentieth. Century Club yesterday. A. uo. always reiiaDie Kinas ime tne louowmg: Women's 50c quality black silk lisle Stockings with spliced seam special 35c pair 3 for $1.

Men's extra-duality plain colored cotton Hose, 6 different shades, in fancy box for 68c. Men's plain black and colored silk lisle Hose with double heel, toe and sole put up in holi-r. day boxes, 25c pair, box of 6 for $1.38. I Two Fur Specials For One Day's Selling These fur offerings are so good that we wouldn't, be surprised to see them all sold by noon tomorrow. Belgian Lynx Sets consisting of large rug -muff and a full size shawl collar, actual value $17, on sale at $11 a set.

50 inch Russian Fur Pony Coats of specially selected skins, extra special at $49.75. Second Floor tickets Rood 10 days returning. Particulars, No. SS9 Main Street. mv23-24-26-23-80-dec8-4-t-7-g Mis Alma Baetzhold will give a theater party at Shea's this afternoon fof Miss Norma Graeseer.

BEAUTY DOCTOR Take Elevator'. A FLIGHT AND ON EVERY PAIR SAVE A DOLLAR Miss Denison of Fargo Avenue entertained doxen guests at a handkerchief shower yesterday afternoon for Miss Graesser. Cards were played, luncheon being served after the games from a table prettily decorated with flower. Says the New Met bed Increases Ike Bust Measwresaeat asj Roaads the Anna aad Reek. Sore factory Sample Shoe Mrs.

Louis Hengerer of New Tork is the ruest of Mrs. Henry wimam Norton, Jr- at Rosemary Gottage. Mrs. Gorton gave a bridge party on Tues- yesterday afternoon Mrs. John Trefta 1 2 Brisbane 2d Floor (Formerly Mooney-Brlsbane Bldg.) entertained in her nonor.

Boys' $8 and $10 Overcoats at $6.50 A special two-days sate Friday and Saturdayof Boys' Long Overcoats. Some 4 are Reefer Coats and others have the new wind-proof auto collars. Sizes 5 to 17 years. Materials are dependable all-wool cheviots and tweed mixtures. It's one of the best Overcoat events of the season so come and bring the Second Floor Mrs.

John J. Clahan of West Tupper Street gave a luncheon yesterday In honor of Mrs. Harold Sutton of Toronto and Mrs. Joseph Gil our of. North A Big Day in Wash Goods 10,000 yards best quality American Percales, purchased for the holidays, 10-yard patterns in fancy, boxes, extra special, 12c yard.

Fifty pieces of advance styles of cotton Fool-ards, very special, 19c yard. yards of standard 9c Apron, Gingham, in all the regular checks, 7c yard. Lining Specials For Friday 75c English Venetian, 32 inches wide, blaclc only, 65c yard. MarveJ silk, a very soft finished Percaline in all shades, 25c yard. Heatherbloom fia fancy stripes, all colors, for skirts at yard.

Main Floor; Bay. AH Styles. All Sizes, Afl Ustkrs Caarea Caarlty Vaaadattoa. 1 The" Church" Foundation Board of Associate Manager will meet in the Thornton Memorial, Friday at half past ten o'clock, to for the Christmas festival. Charity Clk ''Zt- The first meeting of the Charity Club at the- Auditorium, Elmwood Avenue and W.

UUca, Street en next Sunday afternoon at o'clock. All active members are requested to be present. Baalaess Wosaea'a Clab. A meeting of the Professional and Business Woman's Club will be held at its club rooms on Friday evening. December 3d at 8 o'clock.

A musical program has ben arranged by the Pre gram Committee of which Sophie Wile is. chairman. 1 Maaoerad Social. Jt'sf. The Buatl Soolal and Athletic Club will, hold its first masquerade social on Thursday night; December at1 its club rooms.

No. S' East Chippewa Street, corner Main. The committee In charge of the affair has been making extensive arrangements and a large attendance is expected. There will be two valuable dress prises. Danclug from 8 P.

M. to 2 A. Chris rasa A sale of Christmas gifts and notions will be conducted on Thursday and Friday afternoon and evening of this week by the women of -Calvary The- chairmen, of committees are Mrs. -6. S.

Green. Miss Minnie Davis, Mrs. H. Marther. Mrs.

-1. C. Seylor, Mrs. Edward Kennedy, Miss Leila Oolfrey, Mrs. James A.

Gibson. Mrs. William -E. Howard. Mr.

William C. Spice, -Mrs. George Lane, Miss Putnam, Miss M--M. Sloan, Mrs. Merle H.

Dennison, Mrs. Thomas Morton, H. Allen Miss. Beatrice Ingram. t-s.

CMsaavtfUM'irl St. Luke's -Episcopal Churrh opened yesterday with a large attendance. The church parlors are effectively decorated with gay. color and the scene is most festlv. The reception committee for three evenings includes the- Rev.

and Mrs. Walter North. Mr. and rMs. H.

B. Whitney. Mr. and Mrs. D.

-p. Chase. Mr. and Mr. Mr.

and Mrs. Moaedale, Mr. and Mrs. Boulton. Malor and MrvC K.

Brn, Mrs. J. C. Cur-tisa Mrs. A.

p. Logie. Mrs. N. Holland, Mrs.

George H. Mitchell, Mr. W. Willis. Mr.

and Mrs. Wolatenbolme. Mrs, P. M. Mtller, Mr.

and" rMs. Mrs. A. Klnsev. and Mrs.

Thompson. Mr. and rMs. Getboefer, Mr. and Mrs.

H. W. Wheeler: Ms. and Mrs. Goodwin.

Mrs. H- D- King, Ir- and Mrs. Beach. Mr. and Mrs.

Cllpperton, Gager. Mrs. Joseph Hoffman. Mr, and Mra- F. P.

Howe, Mr. and Mrs. Van Benthuysen, Dr. and Mrs. R.

H. Salter-, lee. Mr. and Mrs. Ji -II- Kucker.

Mrs. George Williamson and Samuel Baker. Dancins; will- take place- every evening from 1 until li o'clock, the fair to elose Kriiay evenln. Last evening a vaudeville entertainment was given. consitinr of sketches from "The Mikado" nd burlesque n.

-The Three Jjttle Maids from School." The program was under the -direction of Mr. W. Dempsey. A grand march took place at IS o'clock. Mr.

E. C. NeaJ acting- as the major-domo. Miss Geral- informal Jiff airs C4 Ihnd GcrrcJ Our Prio A club of which Alfred Stan i land BV CIHA BELLE M. Vrom Chicago Examiner.) 'SpeakiiiR from my own personal experience and from observation of many whom I have "uecessful.y treated in the past two years, i should eay that Madame Moneaux really owed nor great success a beauty specialist to the Use of a simpie preparation which is used ex-, olusively to develop the bust, arms and neck.

I became acquainted with this formula and have used it ever since, much to the delisrht of patrons v0urbust lacks develop- firmnes you can rely fj. lncr's' an.l firmness rrim the persistent use of the following: Obtain from the druggist two ounces of jrlycerlne and ne ounce tincture cadomene compound (not cardamom), mix and let stand several hours; then ald a teaspoon ful of borax and hree ounces of roaewater. Shake well and apply to the neck, arms and bust, rubbing and mas-saeinpr until it la completely absorbed; then wash the parts treated with very hot water and soap and dry thoroughly. Apply the treatment morning and night regularly for several weeks or months as the case may require, and the most exquisite firmnesa and ronn dinar out of hollow places will reward you. In a member riv a.

luncheon at 3 o'clock on Tuesday for her in the Outcn loom of the Hengerer caie. in usu waa centered wKh lavender chrysanthemum and the bride' place Was marked Boys' and Misses' Special Priced Shoes Misses' high-cut Button in gun-metal, patent and tan leathers sizes 11 to 2 regularly $3.50, now at $3 pair. Children's high-cut Button Boots, in gun-metal, patent and tan leathers sizes 8 to 10 regularly $3, now $2.50 pair. Boys' Patent and Gun-metal Boots, blucher cut, regularly $3.50, now at $3. Infants1 Black Kid Button Shoes, with patent Have You Seen the with a corsage Douquei oi pins; a.h-larney rosea Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Measer of Wii-liamsville entertained guests at vhower on Saturday evening in honor of Mis Lillian Scheuermann of Buffalo. White and llver was used in the attractive decorations for the table. Cov- S4 Ilcd Saned Our Prioa I Half Price Table? It is the star attraction of our Annual Pre-Holiday Sale of Crockery, Cut Glass, now in progress. New things are placed on this one table each day and marked at Half Price.

Come to the Basement Friday, see the good things on the Half Price Table and also note the Crockery and Cut Glass bargains. Bacement Tsrwere iaia ior sw. n'8 'elightfully passed in cards, music and lancing. The musical program was ren-lered by Mr. Harrv Pearl, pianist, and Max Rubelmann, violinist, Miss Mae Qerlach will give china shower on Wednesday evening, December 8th.

In honor of Miss Lillian Scbel-lermann of WInslow Avenue. tips, regularly 7oc, now 55c pair. Main Floor QQ ie8' bes black-cravenette; top, vamp, J4 QQ metal, dnll top, hand-sewed, J2 Jjj $3 50 gQ Special For Men POEMS FOR I THE TUES you want them. The "THE SHIP OP de. WAVrVlU CEXZEB.

STUDY DI ETG- t.trtt FOB 8TH GBJLDE Beaded and German Silver Hand Bags Pre-Holiday Sale A thousand beaded hand bags the kind that are the craze in Paris but have been slow selling in America. All kinds of Jet, Jet and Steel, Jet and Gold, Colored Beads, Colored Spangles, to be closed out at half price. Today's prices $2 to $4.50, but worth double. German silver hand bags in coat-of-mail mesh and chain mesh at these unprecedented prices. 4-inch, $2.50 Bags at $125 4y2- and 5-inch Bags at $4 4 00 mCta a11 hand sewed, Silk Waists and Silk Kimonos Neatly tailored black silk waists actually worth $6.50 on sale tomorrow at $3.95.

Oriental designed silk Kimonos, all colors, extra full sizes 300 actually worth $7.50 on sale Friday $3.95 each-Extra large size Flannelette Gowns for stout women, extra special at $1. Fleeced Kimonos in Oriental Patterns, $2.50 qualities at $1.50. New brassiere Corset Covers at 29e each. $4 00 atent co' ca top' dine Fisher save a number of fancy dances and -the little people, in Charge of Mise Jeanette Hucker. gave a.

folk club. Dancing followed. The prograam will be repeated again this evening. TJsdlft Cteele. Mrs.

J. H. Mills of No. 494 Elmwood $3.50 Hand-sewed, all leathers, at PAvenue opened her home for a cake and THE SHIP OF STATE. 8tndy in English for Eighth Grade B.

Thou, too. sail on. Ship of State! Pall on Lnlon, strong and great! S.0"' with all its fear, witn all the hopes of future" years, banging breathless on thy fae! -tow ow wbat Master laid thy keel, wnat workmen wrought thy rib of steel. Who made each mast, and sail, and Third Fit 5 and 6-inch Bags at $5. apron sale, given oy tne upiut jircje yesterday afternoon and evening.

In what a forge and what a beat Were shaped the anchors of thy hope! Fear not each sudden sound and shock. 'Tia of the wave- and not the rock; Tia but the flapping of the aall, And not a rent made by the gale! In spite of rock and tempest's roar. In spite of false lights on the shore. Sail on. nor fear to breast the sea! Our hearts, our hopes are all- with Our hearts, our hopes, eur prayers, our tears.

Our faith triw 'hsin o're -Are an witi. i 4 We buy Agents' Samples and Countermanded Orders at 50c on the dollar. Oar np-stain rent, is cheap. Fit and quality gc2rxrL Ilcney back if wxsted. rZT4 CATUrtDAY UriTt J.

1 0 P. M. a I'altartsra Xaaa Sal. The Unitarian Church Christmas rale opened yesterday. Mrs.

Lucius aretett 1' the reneral ehaJrmen. her low. r- aUu" ef I.d2L:iur.2 i Andehcon nTns rang. whit hammers r- CS t2i.l.