THE WASHINGTON TIMES NOVEMBER 12 190CMOM Y

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THE CIRCLE OF SOCIETYP IN

Miss Clayton toBecome Bride of Arthur

GrantDuff

CEREMONY THIS AFTERNOON

Bride Is Daughter of Formerto Mexico

Clayton

Mits KHthken Clayton dawKhter ofG n Powell Clayton formes AmericanAmbassador to Mexico will be marriedto Arthur GrantDuff Hrfllsh mlnlHterto Cuba at oclock tills afternoon inthe Uelgian legation on 11 street thewile of the Belgian minister being hur-t Ider sister with whom spends M

Pert of tHch winter The house IK HOMUtifully decorated with palm whitechrysanthemums R bower af greendotted with the white flowers being ar-ranged in the drawing room as R back-ground for the bridal party

The Roy Ernst C Smith rector ofThomas Episcopal Church wilt performthe ceramony

The bride will he attended by MiasGrace Thompson of St Louts and thebridegroom will have for his beet manRonald C Li nil Hay of British em-bassy staff unl GenetHi Clayton willRive daughter in marriage IteCHUsof mourning for the recent death of thebridegrooms father Sir Mounts StuartranUDuff company to witness the

ceremony will be quite small and Inlormal

Mr GrantDun will take bin bridetrip through Virginia probably for a

short stay Ht the Hot Springs and nextmonth will will for England wherethey will spend the winter Mr Granlhuff will not present his credentials toCuba until the early spring

This redding will a ju ofin the diplomaticthe bridegroom of today was Britishcharge daffutrde there and the fatherof the bride was the American ambassa-dor

The members of the British embassyuJid the Belgian legation staffs therelatives and very fewpersonal friends will only guestsat the wedding

General Mertesa the minister fromPersia who spent the summer in Wash-ington to Canada about the middleuf October for mouths vacation re-turned to Washington lat week Whilein General Merteza was taken111 but sine hH return to Washingtonhas entirely recovered

Representative Spencer Blacklnirn re-turned to his apartment in theHighlands where he Joinod Mrs Black-burn who has remained th re sl eo theirreturn idtng summer withher parents Col and Mra M M Parkorlu the North

Mr and Mrs Shuttiick are the guestst Mm E of thMrs Alien wife of iefal Mrs

Johnston and Mm A Hens daughterMiss Allen left Washington this morning for Saranac Lake N Y

Mrs Loer wife of L4entfnant I oer isthe guest of Major and Mrs Russellduring her husband Ml b ne in Cuba

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Miss Hard wick of the Highlands hasas her guest Miss Roberta Robert ofAlabama

death of Mr Bowlings ntother recallstjo invitations to the marriage of hisdaughter EllenLee to H W Uewiing for Wednesday November 21 hWThe wedding wilt take on the

date and will be witnessed onlyy the immediate familiesRear Admiral Frank Courtis U S

X retired and Mrs Courtis willthe winter in Washington and have

apartments Cairo for the ssa

Albert F Dixon L S N andMrs Dixon have taken apartments inthe Westmoreland for season

Mrs McLaan und Miss McLean wifeand daughter of Commander WalterMcLean U S N havehouse in 0 street for the s a n andwill spend the winter in Japan

Mrs Nancy Robinson wife of Com-mander will spend the win-ter in Washington lies taken apart-ments Bucklnsjnam

II Hawthorne I S A whohits detailed to duty it the WarCollege has arrived in Washingtonfrom the Praldo

and bo the uest for several jdays of Mrs on Lamontstreet Sne will appear with her sistr Mr j and Missloule Dyas In pfa io song and I

violin recital in tiv ball ofArlington TIoM tomorrow afternoon forthe DftKtif of the Xur ea Home ThenutronesMMt for ir Kknown and distinguished yocml tradersand will Mrs 1-

Arkert Thomas II AndersonMra iharlea J il il MrsM Browii Mrs K GoldsuoroihMrs Krank R H ner Henrv i-

ITanohoroufrn Henry L IlodghinWilliam H fl x n Mr Gardiner

ITubbard Mrs James Lowndes MrsJohn IT Mrs Randolph HMcKim Mrs M V Mrsrhavlfs W N M dlutin Mis Bi avsoi Mrs Charles W RichardsonMr Henry G Satterle Mrs D K-

Shute Ms Fr i rick True andMrs Henry C Yarrow

Is so severe that it cannot be relievedwith Dr Miles AntiPain Pills

It is only infallible remedy knownfor th cure of every kind ofpain headache from neural-gia rheumatic pains backache sideache menstrual muscular painsstomachache toothache etc

If you are subject to aches And paInn-of any kind

Dr MilesAntiFescin Pills

when you fI the first symptomon You will be relieved fromthe attack They arc pleasant little tablets but they do th business besideswre harmless

I here used Dr ftUIes AntiPainPills for three years and nevertall to relieve mjr nervous headache andI have learned to get theboat of the attacks by taking a tabletIn J JOHNSONAlbuquerque X M

It first package does not benefit youtell your and he will refund imoney

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MISS KATHLEEN CLAYTONWho Will Be Married This Afternoon in

the Belgian Legation to ArthurGrantDuff British Minister

to Cuba

Miss HinckleusODens New Dining Room

Luncheon

Mrs Robert Hinckley entertained acofnpany yecterduy at luncheon in herhome In Sixteenth street Mrs Hinckley added a large new and beautifuldiningroom to her house this summerwhich will b y competed few weeksShe is now out of willagain take KQf fllace in society MissGladys Hinckley fe again in school andwill be a leMit Hte two years hence

Mrs James P and herdaughter Mrs HtfHMita MAd Mrs JaneTtlckard left yostorday for a short visitto Xew York

Mr and tIre Charles J Bell whoin Warren ton last w t k for the

wedding of their niece Mlstr AHeonKerr and Charle Mcllvain Harris arenow in New York and will not returnuntil the middle of the week when theywill take possession of their city housein Connecticut avenue Their countrynJaee was closed when they left for

Grace Hell has just arrived In England where she i to lolaH party of ISnxiish friends and go toIndia for tn winter

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John Henry Heaton son of A GHeatoH of this city was married onSaturday in Baltimore to Mary K-

Jcnnoan daughter of the late JosephHorace Jennea of Portsmouth N UThe wedding took place at 5 oclock In

home of the bride sister MrsGamnh wife of Dr Gary Bn Biddie street te Rev William

B Starr pastor of Corpus rtsii Cathbile Church in Baltimore officiating Xo-iHvltations were iaaued anti th weddingcompany smell and Informal

The brides only attendant was heryoung nlecv J o tt4 GamMThe bridrl gown wri T dtieheassad white satin with a veto of fulloheld With a coronet f amnaje blossomsThe bride carried a shower of ofthe al

The maid f honor wore a ofwhite embroideted lm n anti ovrpink and carried a basket of pinicAujruHttts Jfeaton oC M w York actedas best for hto brother ailr andMrs Heaton Itt Saturday Averting fora trlpin the North and will takeny In ru9hln ton earlyin December I

The Misses Brandt o Baltimore arei h gu t a short visit of Lieuten-ant ComnuMidrr and Mrs Edward

at thou horn in Nineteenth street

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charming singer is the guest of hergrandmother Mrs Gardiner Hubbardat her country place Oaks adJoining the country home of Charles JBell

Mrs J Donald Cameron and heryoung daughter Miss Martha Cameronarrived in New York Saturday on theSt Paul from Kttrope where spentthe last live months wilt cometo Washington about the middle of theweek and apes th ir In Lafayette

i square On thenCameron and Mist Cameron were pre-sented at the court of St andwere entertained both In England and

Mrs D P Morgan who usa leased herhouse in Scott Circle again this seasonU Mr and Mrs Perry Balmont willspend the season In York She willpresent her two hters MissMildred Carter and Ml Kiwelto society there at R tea December 5and utter in the nwHth will give a banat Sherrys In honor

The fair and luncheon for theProCathedral Church of the Ascensionwill open tonight in the Togapie avid will continue until17 Iunc eon will be served ure every the women of th churchthere will be a change of programevery evening at the fairrents luncheon from 12 to 2ocK ck and 10 cents for admission inthe evealog are the prices offered See

Mr Mrs J Oliver Moque andtheir ilaughter Voleta are registered atthe Hotel Westminster New YorkMrs Moque will return to the andbe at home Informally November 1 and22 t 1 MJ street northwest

The is announced of MissFrances granddaughter of helate Governor and daughter of

With Irritating Skin Humor WholeBody Scalpltched All

the Time and Hair Began to FallOut Wonderful Result From

APPLICATION OFCUTICURA REMEDIES

I am never vilhouf ditirura Sopand Cuti ura Ointment since Jthem last summer About the Intturpart of whole body began to

I take of it i

at first hut it began to get worse aU the j

time and then J began to i

and tried all of and otherremedies that were recommended forskin humors but I became worse allthe time hair fall out and

itched all tho timodaily at night just as soon a I would

in get warm my whole bodywould begin to itoh and finger nailswould it irritated and it nutlong before T could not rest night or dayA friend asked me to try i

Remedies and I did and ihe firsthelped me wonderfully

about I take a hotbath every night and then apply the

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time I used of Cut ura I wu5entirely cured and hair stopped

out but 1 continue to useCuticura on seal It keeps all

out and scalp is Ialways use Ointment on

and have foundnothing to equal it 1 will never ba

it319 N Del St

Oct 27 1905 Indianapolis Ind-

I have used Cuticura Ointment forchafing of infants and as they grew

skin diseases were treat-ment with that and the Cuticura Soap1 never found it nece to call ator as these Remedies are a sure euroif used as directed I am glad to recommend them to all Sincerelyyours Mrs F A KennardJune 21 1005 St Paul Park

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with a k I problem yettrO whichIt deemed ttclri Uk to WhitIHotrirt Attorneys ofdet thw MornlhK-i fort takirR any action in the mottorThe question involved U e right of ovpr-

cublee and whether th f oWntug th lines have Htehf t tr tchtheir cables withoutpermission of th ow i rs

Cable Was ClippedThe i e npeuke uid Potomac

Uiioit Company eoni llned totlie pelletHon f had dipPed of theii

cables over r building on DumHarten-HVWI hve n TMrtloth ThfrfV-ttrat streets The oibht was iv

Dotwtlv OJrl n by onoof th officials of thJMIHV visited tar nd made an

By measuring bothof th aW s sm ilwhat UiiUiinB the jutting had beendone

Telephone wires ren tly art clipped

John H Bagtey to wyilam H Wallaceof New York heldM Detroit October 3Miss Franca Dickinson daughter of

exPoytmurter HIWsGladys Newbttrry niece of AjMtetMnlSecretary of theT Thurtwr formerly secretary to Iredent wer the

Capt Sydney Amos Clonvin and MmFlora ClenietK whoiH etigajt-

ue Hs of honor ut u lun heort atia Club yesterday with the Comp

roller of the Currency and Mrs WilliamiMrrett RJdgely as hosts Antony the

were British ambassador Sir

thur Addlson Captain HeBbtaghaus andMme u rent t-

Henel Mrs Frank MissWilliams of Chicane Oeneral

Arthur Hjr and Xtlec Thornson

H S Howe L7 S A andHowe who hav been the guests ofMajor and Mm In their home inthe the suinat r have re-turned to and will maketheir home in the

Herbert Strtfel of New York citya few days here the peat week

with friends

Alfred Kuntx of this city is spendIns a short while In his former homeNew Orleans

Rabbi Abrmm 3ton of theStreet Temple the folowing course of lectures for the nexttwo months to be followed by similarpcrtes throughout the winter and spring

TlK o P To tntThnnk T Art of tying Miser-

able The Wandertoir Jew Theof the Blood MAkta Good Will

PlppH Pa wes A cordial welcome Ispxtendtsd the public to attend

Mrs Frederick Schwab f Columbiarood entertained the Brid e WhistClub Thurslay afternoon when prisewere won by t3N W Hrsteh MrsS and Mrs Arthur Baiun-narten

Mrs R Harris and dnuftitcr MK t

Mae F V HarriS have retirned toNew YOk city after spendIngwe k with Mm Phil Kins at thf Im-perial Mm Harris haw taken an apart-ment at the Hjrrraretreet anti Columbus avtmne1 for the

winterMiss Minnette Swkiter of Virksburarins hi tudyiHT here at the Chevy

Chase school

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X cut wires downDifficult Problem

vt r was not fubin run close to

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District Attorney wilt baY ai question e nta d many

wires aail fn ttfephmtir ttcrvls In that

ruttmir veril hours jestrdaj It-to said that tlanerw were wofMnff Satur-day on the roof of the building wn rethe cable was rut 1

after pcn4lH row here with hismother Mrs B Sleet of street

Mrs Eusrne ixhwab of VlMfath streetsoutheast is fntertainimr tHe BridgeVfMft Club this afternoon

Mist Mervl Qoldamith has returnedto Alexandria Va after thetruest of Mis Irene Sonuners of WestWajhlnaton

21st ANNIVERSARY SALE

PER CENTDISCOUNT on

For One Veek Only

During the present week I

will offer my FINE FURSembracing the newest and mostdesirable creations of the season at 30 PER CENT DISCOUNT for cash Every pieceis of my own manufacturethe skins are the very choicestbeing my personal selections

This is an Anniversary Souvenir that will be of decidedpractical value to purchasers-If you desire furs of any description this is your chance tosecure them at the very begin-ning of the season at a mostsubstantial pricesaving

ember this centIs for Oirc WEEK

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NEW Dinin roomOur aSsortment of Room Furniture a remarkable

choke of style and design and we have been enough tomany good Vle show many sets and sin-

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he iron e tabiet stolentront monument The fiuths

held today by 34ton in the p fl e cotWt for afurtlwr exawtnaUop uqd l ie poUcu arw-tDing o find the tablcL-

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KILLED HIS COMPANIONWHO GRQWLED LIKE WOLF

POTTSVlti PaXovi ISJelaAlWof James Aldrich received a telegramthat had been shot h ne of hls eomj-ULjttoof John Kosers ajs the r9tii a

white oil a hufifcti tripIn Canada ICnowhsr that wasafraid of wolves Aldrich stole outsidethe hunting and imitated the howlof a so well that Rogers seined hisrifle and fired

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Shoe Wanders the

PAHODY MaIL Jf v IX A packof MsadiuNuitfs trained eapeciaily itbe bj yar Wasan b lns tf todayleadlnir a party of aeairhera throuxn-th3 woods sad swamp in thIs vicin-ity in the hope of ending Mrs An

ST flmlth seve i pears oMwho it 4 l te ud has ther death In Itome big note or TObbedby tramps

She left her horn on Thursday andwits dad only to a tnln wrapperhad JUt other gniiunt to protect h r-

trust the Irst blast uf winter wliiriihaJJ swept tbis Oration It us knownthet Smith had souseher possoavton when she left home andupon tfti IB the theory thatmay have been slam tramps and

body ror aedThe police du full ereden

i this theory und thy h clin Hto the that the woman Is lost inthe woods

GOLF FAVORED BY KAISERFOR HiS ARMY OFFICERS

BKni IN No 12 The game of golfwhich has attained much popularity inGermany I likely to receive an Impetusfrom the Kaisers offer to cHow theBerlin Club the use of the beau-tiful grounds of the Admiralty adjoining royal r at 4am It is

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The Dependable StoreS

SEVENTH AND K STREETS

Our Annual Sale

year during the early part of Novernlier ve held this saleof BLACK SILKS The prices we quote represent genuine bona fidt1reductions from regular prices reductions wren comparedwith the exaggerated virtues advertised by some tores seem less

in will go behind the inflated values of thecareless stores you will find that our truthful values offer far biggerbuying advantages The oiTerings quoted in this sale represent big

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Such values as these are bound to create themost enthusiastic buying tomorrow Several hun-dred womens highclass Tailored Suits are

finest materials If you have any idea of buying a

out by this great otTering slioiilu Appeal to you andbrin you here tomorrow to be fitted

Tailored in faahlott by to e t inao ta lacsChevfotn-

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Regular Price 2500 v4More evidence of leadership in rug selling The

fame of the Alex Smiths Soils to every point the countryRugs bearing this firms name stand lor the highest quality

This lot consists of Alex Smiths genuine Rugs size9x12 liirge rooms newest patterns designed forthis season showing1 handsome patterns in Oriental and floral effects

Another remarkable bargain castes about thru the pecaJpurth e I

ford Carpet Mills concession In a varied asortment of rich cdlortng and deigns Reifufar priceI S3 Tomorrow a

9x12 Wilton Rugs regularly 4 590 at9x12 Tapestry 2000 Sli989x12 Body BrusselSj Rugs regularly 25009x12 Imperial Smyrna Rugs 53000 2100

Axminster Rugs regularly 3000 1 19989x12 Duchesse Smyrna Rugs regularly s25OO

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