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t f FF4 JiOOIRALP o 1- f Tm wASmNlFTQ2T 10OTO13E1 12 1906 < MRS BEtlONTS GEM American Woman Acquires Diamond STONE BY VIOTOEIA Lady Cuuard to Bring Stunning Gowns tO America Instance of Am- Imasndor Simplicity SlioolJed- Knglishmttn Lord Curzon io Pay Brief Visit to United State Correspondence oC The Waaftiagb Ik Oct 4 Any wotoan with enough can bedeck herself with gems In these days And those who canjtot afford swiutne gems can purchase ones that make Just as good a show For these reasons psrhap Mrs Perry Belmont te not content with precious stones whose genuineness and costliness constitute their only claims to distinc- tion She wants jewels with a past jewels that are associated with thrones and tragic changes of dynasties and the seats of the mighty The mines cannot supply them and dealers cannot dupli- cate them and other women can only envy them In France Mrs Belmont has succeeded in acquiring several rare his- toric jewels Among them is the renowned Jose- phine diamond which Queen Victoria was so Keen on obtaining though when thc had the chance she balked at the price and finally concluded that it was more than she conld afford That of course makes its possession by an Ameri- can woman an additional triumph Queen Victoria wanted it for her smaller crown which was her personal property and which she bequeathed to Queen Mrs Belmouts gem is called the Jose- phine because it was bought by Napo lfon for his flrst wife It origmajly be- longed to Catherine of Russia who also owned the wonderful Eugenie diamond which in time also found its way to i uucc It is said these gems were in i mix rial necklets which were stolen from thr Winter Palace every gem being de ta lied in the hope of defying detection Tn time they fell into the bands of Na gave them to Josephine with lie was just then greatly In love Perry Belmont has satisfied her- s If that the history of the Josephine liarrond is authentic She to a judge of diamonds having made for Mars a study of precious stoves so it would be quite futile for any one to attempt to deceive her as far as quality concerned Lady Canards Gowns The frocks which Lady Cuaanl la with her to America will yrafeaMy a greater sensation there than Mrs ivrry Beunonts jewel Her wardrobe ha- lKn especially desigaed artists from Ijoucets and Worths whc spent i week at Kevttl Holt her beautiful place in the country Both mu lecelvvd iUD plo assistance from Lady Cunard herself who has admirable taste a d is somewhat previous in her fancies some of the Myles she favors not being by even- t Inc English women for months later She a great preference for empire gowns which suit her admirably A tea gown copied from a picture of Madame du Barry is worthy of a poem Of sea- L green brocade it has yoke aad too sleeves of Limerick lace At the waist i a girths emeralds- It is not tree as raportsd Cunard win be accompanied by her little daughter The latter will stay at Nevttl Holt with her father and him in all his sporting expeditions for she is as keen on sport man while Apr mother cares nothing at all bout it 1191111 of Gloljeirottlss Craze ilubetrotdmj to an agreeable pastime for millionaire sad their wives n solve the problem of spendln their sup rtluous wealth But if the opinions of Idfashioned matrons are worth anything it is a bad thing for their babies and t poor the nursery If UK mournful walling of the infant son of Mr and Mrs S Fnipps could be interpreted It woofd no doubt be fhiit his opinions coincide with theirs This littlfc heir to a bile fortune is not t a year old But for his he It rtainiy the worlds champion traveller Vi times he has crossed the Atlantic liis parents have dragged him through lurupc in motors and trains and be has every place of note in Scotland N w the little mites wanderings are over sonirt time to come at least He Hes rously ill at historic TI of the Duchess i now the home of his grand Mchaei formerly of New iK Several London specialists have holding consultations over him TI parents will have much to eonant- uii themselves upon if the doctors net 1 a forts succeed in bus life n if they succeed in accomplishing tli lie may be a weakling for Mr Fhipps father began Ufa aS an er 7 i tid boy Mid was for ream as tvxrybody knows Andrew Carnegie principal partner Mr Carnegie has often ttilared that it is one of tOo greatest of likssingc to be born pope Few people agree altogether with that ptvposl but the parlous plight of the little ihipps shows that it sometimes a mfe- iortune to be born rich Poor run ii risk of victims to the globe I mamma Should the baby sufficiently recover the Jhippses will occupy a house in London for the winter that Mr J iippa may t gtr- liis attentiou to sereral big t homes he has on hand dot on the account th mansion will to in a quiet neighborhood In these ways iti nut easy to find a town residence to the luxurious nottons of a 3 it li American where such conaidecatiotis- vbtairi Park Lane piosvenor 8 uarv- iiid other smart residential thoroughfares rt now overrun by noisy motor Msses They are a boon to the million but not to II millionaire Their advent it b pre- dicted will lead to tl e abandonment of Mayfair as a center j Instance of air Reids Siajpllqlty- An acquaintance of tins whose arlato t ratic connections haw obtained for hire j mc sort of minor diplomatic billet was profoundly impressed perliaps it would In more correct to say shocked by seeing the American Ambassador Whltdaw livid leaving cheap restaurant in the vicinity of the embassy the other day Circumstantial evidence conclusive that he hiid actually lunched there The x stiurant is one of a legion found in London which appeal to about the same elms of as the Childs restaurants IP New York and others run on a similar plan In all the big American cities They- it frequented by clerks typewriters ifid others who are compelled to live fonomieally I am surmised eidd the budding diplomat that a man in Mr Reeds posi- tion should patronise such a place Why shouldnt her I asked if food provided there is plain and cheap It is wholesome isnt it Oh it isnt that but it is j infra dig you know for t Ambassador to lunch in such a place I wouldnt 1c seen there and my position counts r little compared with Mr Reeds Cares Little for Table Luxuries The Incident is significant of the dif ferejjce Iii the English and American point of view In America judging from what I have heard Mr Keki has been e D what severely criticised very un H WANTED Lo oa money I j I I l 1hJn who whom rat aU bJ a of Qat Lady a 3 and helps- t 11C 1Q for Join age e 1 tit Battle late t 11nla tr GlaCe k will iou ill falling rotting s have 1 tAu a custom the Why J JOSS 111i in t r Reid c Alex- andra dire tak- ing e teee tty worn has > t < found > mitt i r Abbey fa moue residence 7 a a life long t babies hi1 adapted a was ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ < ¬ < > ¬ ¬ > < = + jstlr I think seeing that he pays for it out of his own pocket for the ails n which be lives here That style ta ac- cepted Late as the eminently sanest and thing But when he displays j democratic simplicity in matter of satiBfyutic the cravings of the ma at lunch urn wnicu wound excite no comment hi any quarters i America who in bib views tin j doubtedly represents a larg section of his countrymen thinks he stows a lack j of proper dignity The fact to avail who ACr IWd personally are aware though fee j lavishly he tarN little httoseif the luxuries of the table When bod nose detains him at the embassy he in variably partakes a nM atti simple InncheoB beea M he has versed a i cannot gist the best u rk out of his j brains when he multiset A hey ovrdca- on hia stomach And H be recorded his credit that ha is not afraid of be- Ing in a cheap reatnarant when IM can save time by patroaiabif one He has reeeivad tuna invftaoowi to baase j patties Io Scotland tot the shooting sea son but ha prefers to stick to business Am or i can Innovation in Paris Miss Andrews who retresents in Paris Miss Marbury the wellknown agent for dramatic authors in America has bit upon an Idea which will be of great rvice to Raffish and American visi- tors With tn oharactertattc enterprise of the Americas woman she has arrang ed to provide a district messenger serv- ice for the sole use of Ebglteh visitors and those from her own country French postoffice authorities and others have been frequently asked to Introduce a service of this kind but the Mea would not be entertained invariable being that Paris could do very well without It As regards the French themselves this is quite true but An gloSaxons thinks differently and there is no doubt that Truss Andrews scheme will be welcomed by them Lord Curzoiis Visit to America Cartons forthcoming visit to America will be made in fulfilment of a promise given his wife some six months before her sad death She wished him to attend personally to the erection of a stained glass window to her fathers memory IB United States Although be is tar from well perhaps all the more because of the admonition it conveys to him that is uncertain he feels it in cumbent on him to delay no longer in carrying out her behests He expects to remain in America only a week and of course win seek to avoid all publicity LADY MAST GENIUS AND STRONG MAD Pianist Iloseiituitl and of Iris 1ersonnl GliHJTHOtwristic- sRosonthal the great Austrian pianist who Is to revisit America next wince is a phenomenally strong man AU the tridks of the professional man of muscle are easy for him lie can tear a pack of cards break a horse shoe and h sail Uft 960 pounds with one finger with ease oa blow of Ms index wtt jssap taut piano string and leg de- velopment compare with What is tamst rematkakM about this fact to Untf Rosenthal never practiced physical cul ture in the ordinary sense He never worked in a gymnasium His strength comes entirely from playing the piano from swimming and walking the latter being two diet open air divertfaws- BcsentbaTs muMabir power while re- sulting largely from exercise at the piano- forte is one reason why he stands su- preme performer On that inatnUMBl To the technical feats that I I the ba- a mail know I of man I the Lord tile life t digit a hit pt ere enter- tains for I treat I let to sees an- swer Some His chest Shadows and eta aecose lob ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ate as play t Rosentnal tremendous strength and endurance not only of the hands arms and shoulders but of cue body brain are essential Superb command of every muscle and every serve is necessary Mentally Rosenthal Is as muscular as be is While preparing for vlituosossty IM took a degree of doctor of philosophy at the University of Vienna Me delights tn gas subtleties of metaphysics tad phllsiogy Is one of his hoobjes Tins scientific training is as much of a fact in his play ing as is his physique for it te responsible for the intimate analytical of his interpretations is an Interesting anecdote in con- nection with ftosenthals prowess in the water One summer be and Rubenstem were staying at cottages on opposite sides of LaJtt Como The tat iussiaa pian- ist invited the rising young Austrian artist to visit hint on a certian A storan en the appohited day demoralized the ordinary modes of transportation Rosenthal saw that tbe only thing he eouW do to get to the other side to swim And swim he did pttshtns ahead him a skis containing his clothes In a ttttie over hours the pianist was on the otter side of Lake Como After dressing ns hurtled by cab to Ruben I I tlc There evening bpd physic L War Art to ¬ ¬ ¬ = n 0 iI I t Should forgot For Many We Been The Leading Piano Organ and Music House I in the National Capital Sanders Stayman Co Weber Pianola Piano Warerooms I 1327 F Street Northwest Washington D C Percy S Foster Washington Manager Baltimore Store Cor Charles and Fayette Sys j I i 8 i- t- m ant2 acquaintance 6e i Many Years Have I m e steins vOTa IJpen rslatins Ms 0x906 once the surprise reed Kaberf stein exclaimed You are bother Leaader Well replied Rosentaai are tn Hero f- cRubenstena was Roseotaals here ife ideal his model and now that be is balled as the equal of Riibecstein he feels that Us years of labor are repaid recital in this city after ao absence of eight years will be given under tile local curection of Mr Percy 3 Foster on Friday November S- at p m in tile Notkmal Iheater- B tcrH Star Dedication The dedication of the Eastern Star Home at Laatonds Station will tape place Tuesday afternoon A special trait has been engaged to leave the Baltimore and Ohio station at 1 p m to convey the officers and members of the Grand Chapter of the Order of the fern Star the omcers of the Grand Ledge V A fc JL M and all others having tickets of admission An elaborate programme has been arranged The omcers of tile Grand Lodge will be escorted by Comnumdery Knights I yea well I I I j i I Tear d hind rat Wash- ington < ¬ = DAILY FASHION HINT j A Betmore Coat j One of the prettiest designs that has appeared so far in me more practical class of autumn and winter wraps is that which is known as the Selmore Com btnin as it cleverly does tb charms of the fitted and the semifitted modes it is sure of an enthusiastic acceptance from the woman of taste In the iHtistra- tktn it is shown developed one of those smart Irish tweeds which fashion von so strenuously this season the choice being in strict accord to the vogilo Unit Is so liberally to all things Irish The ground i a pretty pearl gray i one cf the light that do not show lust readily and this is plaided In open design by hair lines in lavender and violet presenting to u charm the combination of delicate calors that is realty the Keynote of this seasons style A of I the preference for nmnnish modes that asserts iteelf strongly imported inod els Is seen In the cut and is further emphasised In the mannish collar and lapels that arc facea in a dull shade of violet cloth The back and sides define the jig tire sharply white the doublebreasted fronts are managed with a dart that curves from the shoulder line down to the seam below the waist makes delightful elect ot curvpd sieaderness Pockets are deftly tucked into the cloth i applique that covers tills dart below which the side seams flare sharply lit ta accord d tint m Co- ra I hint side and k < HOUSEHOLD CHAT 4ft tnm M femtnd c or in par be SMTS or ICM trouble pbod cMonfssira for dealers and nrast pteMs i s trade or ks Mr Ketdrnps ot tile bright red variety are all that sell AltliKili know dint ImnsinadB article Is darn lismbunf steak will not sell It It to tile color of tip beef of whk it Is made so te sdd d to gfreft a penMBsflt height red PteWas sf the talght green color net iMOarsL neither Is tatter of a ysltow shade tfatund batter fa nearly white but the nnnilssk n declares that the pttbttc will not ft In a natrral shads so there you are to Mane for this evil at kast and generally the buying public gots what It demands We are to Mattte for the prerakac of tad shoes imperfect cloth and the other damaged goods with which the market Is Hooded We might refuse to bay then at top prices If they are labeled as Imperfect and priced accordingly we are not being cheated when we buy them but that is the excep- tional case Bargain hunters take chances with open eyes hot unsuspecting shopper who receive damaged goods are being robbed and I believe they can haTe tile laws protection by asking Xvery shoe dealer serves notice that fe Is cot rnfrinsiMs fir the wearing aoallty of patent leather that be bays btu be taw lad and his era must bear whaterer loss there ts Tk t te barest imagh sad we buy IU sit leather footwear we are taking chances and know it These ore sales of imperfect linens shopworn goods of various hinds and what is known seconds though for my port It seems a waste mousy Take damaged gloves for what good are they They mar be worn a few times butt they sever look fresh even at the nest wearing and oftentimes the that wearing hi the There is a growled repugnance to remodeled garments except by a few really wrfldroKsed women who buy good articles and ass theme till they become shabby I havi seen whole gowns retorwd from the dyehouse new in color and quite trash tw bear a critical inspection A aide to the way of change in style and a Mt of new trimming gives the owner a practically new gown without the expense and bother that new gowns require Of course such a frock does not if a women can attoM a new sue but It te a welcome addition Just the wane Some thrifty women are returning io the good old way of their grandmother and mother by making then own preserves aide and Jellies This is largely due to the exposures of the food commission Thece Is more homo msdt bread more ke and tees are made at home and readytowear are given distinctive touch at the hands ot home dressmaker mere Is corafart In bnylng whom offieets 4o not have to be Jmaghwd but they a deft hand in the touching m to give them the distinctive ah so mach desired JMBfTf URADEBN we we the bare are- s women things their worth tit ft as the best In a wardrobe a I a cer foodstuff there gig i manufacturers loN dye ate s a- We tent a i ills shag arr iIorp bop these and beiigve that they get raaaeys In- stance land- S S C t F its than gar eents need ¬ ¬ MW CLASS NOMINATES Students ot OS of National Univer- sity Put Ticket In Field The class of OS of the National lAw School held a lively meeting at 7 oclock last evening In the school building M- Thirteiith street near New York avenue Action on the adoption of a constitution provoked considerable discussion but it was finally adopted with amendments Mr Wolfe presiding officer annoivnceo the election of officers and salted for nom- inations for president Several names were immediately pat forward and see onded the most prominent of them being Everett Hawkins Mayor Garrett of Glen Echo and Mr Wolfe Mr Wolfes and several other names were wlthdrawnuntil the contest was practically between Mayor Garrett and Mr Hawkins Nominations when the meeting were as follows President Messrs Hawkins and Garrett vice Messrs West Orton and Higgins secretary Mesas Higgins recording secretary Jr Gibbs sergeant atarms Mr Wolfe board of directors Messrs Clabaugh Wolfe Garrett Freeman Thomas Merriam and Orton Anmiul G A K Visitation The annual visitation of COmmander P Bntrfkea of the Deportment of the and his staff will take place to- night They visit Potomac Post No 11 G A R at the Grand Army Hall The staff will witness annual inspection of the post by Assistant Inspector C M Robinson after which they will be enter- tained Tlte post is making arrangements- for a large visitation of comrades Continues Art Ijecturcs Prof Raymond is continuing his lec- tures on art this year in room 14 of the George Washington University at 4 j oclock every Wednesday afternoon Friends of tbe university may secure cards upon application to Dean Wilbur pres- ident and Peckham It tile 1 ad- journed Gard- ner Potomac ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ > NALLEY FUNERAL TODAY Members of Potomac fast G A R Will Escort Remains to Cemetery The funeral services of the late Den nIB NaUey who died October 9 BOS will take place this afternoon at his late residence 2M Fifth street northeast at 3 p m The members of the Potomac Post G A R 11 escort the to tbe Congressional Cemetery where interment will be made Rev i ft Butler of Keller Memorial Church will perform the services Mr was born in Prince George County Mary land In 1831 He has been a long resident of the District having come bete when a boy of 14 aid in Iftl he received an appointment to a position- in tbe Capitol where he served faith- fully until his death He was also a member of the wellknown company of the District of Columbia Volunteers which served in the civil war Baptlit Association Meetings The thirtyfourth annual session of the First Washington Baptist Association convened yesterday at the Third Baptist Church Fifth and Q streets northwest the Rev James H Lee D D moderator in the ehair Addresses were made by the Revs J Matthews D F Rivers Jessie A Taylor Dr W J Howard the Rev William D Jarvis 3 Q LmWnc I S Loving A the Mr Pryor Mr Leyton tbe Revs W B Porter J C Dent S J R Nelson M W D Norman and J T Clark Mrs Ewings Funeral Today Funeral services will be held tills at 2 oclock over the Mrs Florence Greaves Ewing wife of Harry 0 Wing who died at her parents home on Volta place northwest on Tues- day The services will be held at the Calvary SI E Church and will be con ducted by Rev 3 H Balltnstr pastor of the church Mrs Ewing was twenty years of age and had been married only about six months No Nail Rev s will em ins after- noon > ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ EXCURSIONS GREATER WASHINGTON PLEASURE CLUB AT W P C ORCHESTRA City and Country Dances- in Casino Bail Room DANCING FREE Famous Chesapeake Bay Oysters All You Can EatFREE B ROUND TRIPV- ia Cbenreake Beach Kjr Tickets at District Line Station Tip District Line at 1090 Bt and IM- p m Ketiirnitie loan tLc Beach 1DO and 130 p K- Strkt Order Win Be MsiBJainedLadies Invited oik Washington Steamboat Company Erarr dv in the vemr from foot of 7th H lilt Fat Monroe Nortoft w ort X vp and Lf Alexandria 7 JBpia I XorloUu CdBpm Ar Yon Monroe Fort Monroe p m Ar Morfrtk J t tr Ar ratsnonUi J3 a viiufw L7 u l foa fl comections Shah at Xorfoik- wftto nnmen of OU DtMtakaSteuHid OK let New York sad Morcaants and Xmen for BttttflOL infornatnB anrT general ticket ode TO 1th rt BW Mate SW or Tut at Trtarf- tekfSoM MaiD OT- BJXa CALLAHAn M V Pics and G a Mgr li CAILVMAN Gen Agt IMPORTANT NOTICE Washington and Alexandria Ferry CHANGE OF SCHEDULE Oct U titer MM date and CaJtotoM Will S te boariy a to p to T v m 54825 TO CALIFORNIA WABUINUTON SUNSKf ItOUTK ascnr skit tears Without ObaOKC IwwaUly eoodnct l 9 bars weeUy BKKliia Also Standard tjuiproent Oioiae sad PWSTOX A t Wl Pa BT STEAMER CT1ARLK8 MA ALESTER 10 a lu and i30 j BI Suuaajs FARE ROUNDTRIP EXCURSION TICKETS 50c KENSINGTONC- ars from Chevy Chase Lake HALF HOUK- Ooniwct with B and O 1UIL trains SAW YOUR AD IN THE HERALD AMUSEMENTS Washington College of Music Series INCLUDING MME NORDICA SCHUMAKKHEiRK ROSENTHAL GERTRUDE PEPPERCORN season including seats for entire erie of 11 concerts isw on sl T Arthur EaiiUYs In Sanders Stajnana 237 1 st uw OYSTER ROAST BEACH I Sunday October 14- G 5001 Irate at x all IMJtttb by tile steel meta hSewport Sews tic Jort r m a at > PIt be ute4 ell far a DIIteCtiOa faritIer 11II IIidIer IriMi- Dlrton JD f 7 a m otd1t 850 A I nw TO MOUNT VERNON Daily t cepted E nay I AFTERNOON 7 CONCERTS treated at f a LY CHESAPEAKE a at l s folk sag- s Waahinetna 51- 0ra510 taa s n se i m Lc a a a Je a stcasahi t tit Ramer R rt in xiQ y eat ireaasdrk Via high clasa Otaertatios Carr den 1 NEP tickets d > < = AMUSEMENTS WASHINGTONS LEADING THEATER MATINEE SATURDAY George B Brtmum Presents THE SENSATION OF TWO SEASONS By THOMAS DIXON JR tingles New wart Frodocttoe NEST WK8KSEATS low SALE Mr Hemy W to foe its Sot v tonBU9C9- in AsMnn MADAM A TRAGIC JAPANESE OPERA by OIAOOMO PUCCINI ccmpmr of Tan La BetMBH e Entire orcben p front cf bkooy f9l tar 52 gaper NOTBJUfl miens seats acoayated Iff died or mover alder rewired sass Wr1 2505100 THEATRE 25c Independent rt the Tbertrtod Trait TOt i HT AND WEBS The CoRM4r Soon f Tw CosttoesU MRS Admirable C UxtaOiog HARRY CONOR and AU1E MARTINOT Beautiful ScKifc 1roducikd SUNDAY NICHTJIOTION PICTCRK8 NEXT WEEKSEATS NOW ON SALE LOUIS CLARA JULIE BONBON BT CLARA LIPMAJi- TBH8HT II 815 II The wily in fussy American and to- Utt first ant UIVR- BltJEFFERSOW E ANGEL OPERA COMPANY In New CoSifc Opera THE GIRL AND THE GOVERNOR WILSON SEATS ON SALE rt Cot WED SATDAt MONDAY SOU EN IK Batt M M AND ALL THIS WEEK ANNA DAY to 3tfajor and keju Kuounoe of CUwinr When Knighthood Was in Flower ALFRED SWEVSON AS BBAMJON OGDEN STEViNS AS UJ NXI Flit Nrtt Week A DEAL SaDdkf Night liar r MoM u ijUires VMHterftle POLITE VAUDEVILLE Ev jiD s 25c Me Matinees IV1ENETEKEL- Tt Eur rc n MyHtt of Itnlcrttf Is the ball im iattJligcnt ent T NEVA AYMAR and THE RAINDEARS In nerrfrtt of moackl comedy ectaetaf WALTER C KELLY THE XUiUfOfcd- JKH IK th Monte CLALlJB Lli MDD A 119 TONIGHT 815 THE CLANSMAN i The BUTTERFLY Jot B E LAS CO TELEGRAM MANNLIPM N I National I j theater rattw r IIIWs or D S the EXT 25c Laf 50c- I i it MAJESTIC lGtif I Tom nT I I I i 5 ARE o- kAU AS ES I Sc The Famow preeO I the Jf611 1 flit fern e st balcony AD tf Inc 950 rti PLUS t err Aieaue tent tat GNtrit c ra s and ltlifkLSI hHW ii YOUR < + Noah A OUKK ISe T Motion Nest WeekClayton Wiite Stunt in The Lady and the C t bv John Hyift ALL THIS WEEK The Natural Singing Irish Actor BARNEY OILMOREI- N A Rocky Road to Dublin A Oroi of IrrJaad VEST WEEKriHi s LAST Popular People MA1INEE UAILI ALL WttK FAY FOSTER CO A Vision of the Ladle of Us Land 2BIC BURLESQUES- 235PEOPLE35 SMOK1NU CONCKKTS- MM W rtTHKTIElH PEATLKT X23DB I SAW YOUR AD 7V THE HERALD SPECIAL NOTICES MEMBERS OF THE ORDER OF EASf ern tar and all persons interested te the Masonic and Eastern Star Rome the District of Columbia are invited to be present at the dedicMai and opening of the houi an TUESDAY October 18 ttQS of the Order will assemble at the Balti- more and Ohio depot at 1 p m Special train to the Horn near 14 moods Station at 150 returning at 4ai Fare round trip cents Tickets sale at of th rad Se K the Orand Lodge Ma nio at depot By order of rv TRAKXt1 R Worthy Grad latrq ROSE A YOS3- ioel4t Grand Sere THE MASoNIC AND EASTERN ffKHsM Home of the Dleti t OtiufflbljK naiad near Lomonds Stiuon dedicated by the Grand Lo e on DAY October H IMS All Masons are invited to assemble at sonic Temple at 1245 noon and escort the Grand Lodge to the Baltimore sad Ohio depot Dress dark clothing an hat lambskin apron white gloves Fare- round Ticket fdr sale at office of order of WALTER A BROWN Master oel24t Grand Sg relafjt Were Perfectly Equipped to do Bookbinding of all kinds Hard and flexible binding ruled to order letterttl c Satisfactory work and prices Geo E Howard 714 12th St PRINTER ENURAX tit 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MRS BEtlONTS GEM
American Woman AcquiresDiamond
STONE BY VIOTOEIA
Lady Cuuard to Bring StunningGowns tO America Instance of Am-
Imasndor Simplicity SlioolJed-
Knglishmttn Lord Curzon io PayBrief Visit to United State
Correspondence oC The Waaftiagb IkOct 4 Any wotoan with
enough can bedeck herself withgems In these days And those whocanjtot afford swiutne gems can purchaseones that make Just as good a showFor these reasons psrhap Mrs PerryBelmont te not content with preciousstones whose genuineness and costlinessconstitute their only claims to distinc-
tion She wants jewels with a pastjewels that are associated with thronesand tragic changes of dynasties and theseats of the mighty The mines cannotsupply them and dealers cannot dupli-
cate them and other women can onlyenvy them In France Mrs Belmont hassucceeded in acquiring several rare his-
toric jewelsAmong them is the renowned Jose-
phine diamond which Queen Victoriawas so Keen on obtaining though whenthc had the chance she balked at theprice and finally concluded that it wasmore than she conld afford That ofcourse makes its possession by an Ameri-can woman an additional triumph QueenVictoria wanted it for her smaller crownwhich was her personal property andwhich she bequeathed to Queen
Mrs Belmouts gem is called the Jose-phine because it was bought by Napolfon for his flrst wife It origmajly be-longed to Catherine of Russia who alsoowned the wonderful Eugenie diamondwhich in time also found its way toi uucc It is said these gems were ini mix rial necklets which were stolen fromthr Winter Palace every gem being deta lied in the hope of defying detectionTn time they fell into the bands of Na
gave them to Josephine withlie was just then greatly In love
Perry Belmont has satisfied her-s If that the history of the Josephineliarrond is authentic She to ajudge of diamonds having made forMars a study of precious stoves so itwould be quite futile for any one toattempt to deceive her as far as quality
concernedLady Canards Gowns
The frocks which Lady Cuaanl lawith her to America will yrafeaMy
a greater sensation there than Mrsivrry Beunonts jewel Her wardrobe ha-lKn especially desigaed artists fromIjoucets and Worths whc spenti week at Kevttl Holt her beautiful place
in the country Both mu lecelvvd iUDplo assistance from Lady Cunard herselfwho has admirable taste a d is somewhatprevious in her fancies some of the
Myles she favors not being by even-t Inc English women for months later She
a great preference for empire gownswhich suit her admirably A tea gowncopied from a picture of Madame duBarry is worthy of a poem Of sea-
L green brocade it has yoke aad toosleeves of Limerick lace At the waisti a girths emeralds-
It is not tree as raportsdCunard win be accompanied by her littledaughter The latter will stay at NevttlHolt with her father andhim in all his sporting expeditions forshe is as keen on sport man whileApr mother cares nothing at all bout it
1191111 of Gloljeirottlss Crazeilubetrotdmj to an agreeable pastime
for millionaire sad their wivesn solve the problem of spendln their
sup rtluous wealth But if the opinions ofIdfashioned matrons are worth anything
it is a bad thing for their babies andt poor the nursery If
UK mournful walling of the infant son ofMr and Mrs S Fnipps could beinterpreted It woofd no doubt befhiit his opinions coincide with theirsThis littlfc heir to a bile fortune is not
t a year old But for his he Itrtainiy the worlds champion traveller
Vi times he has crossed the Atlanticliis parents have dragged him through
lurupc in motors and trains and be hasevery place of note in Scotland
N w the little mites wanderings are oversonirt time to come at least He Hes
rously ill at historicTI of the Duchess
i now the home of his grandMchaei formerly of New
iK Several London specialists haveholding consultations over him
TI parents will have much to eonant-uii themselves upon if the doctors net1 a forts succeed in bus life
n if they succeed in accomplishingtli lie may be a weakling for
Mr Fhipps father began Ufa aS an er7 i tid boy Mid was for ream astvxrybody knows Andrew Carnegieprincipal partner Mr Carnegie has oftenttilared that it is one of tOo greatest oflikssingc to be born pope Few people
agree altogether with that ptvposlbut the parlous plight of the little
ihipps shows that it sometimes a mfe-iortune to be born rich Poor runii risk of victims to the globeI mamma
Should the baby sufficiently recover theJhippses will occupy a house in Londonfor the winter that Mr J iippa may
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in a quiet neighborhood In these waysiti nut easy to find a town residence
to the luxurious nottons of a3 it li American where such conaidecatiotis-vbtairi Park Lane piosvenor 8 uarv-iiid other smart residential thoroughfaresrt now overrun by noisy motor Msses
They are a boon to the million but not toII millionaire Their advent it b pre-
dicted will lead to tl e abandonment ofMayfair as a center
j Instance of air Reids Siajpllqlty-An acquaintance of tins whose arlato
t ratic connections haw obtained for hirej mc sort of minor diplomatic billet wasprofoundly impressed perliaps it wouldIn more correct to say shocked by seeingthe American Ambassador Whltdawlivid leaving cheap restaurant in thevicinity of the embassy the other dayCircumstantial evidence conclusivethat he hiid actually lunched there Thex stiurant is one of a legion found inLondon which appeal to about the sameelms of as the Childs restaurantsIP New York and others run on a similarplan In all the big American cities They-it frequented by clerks typewritersifid others who are compelled to live
fonomieallyI am surmised eidd the budding
diplomat that a man in Mr Reeds posi-tion should patronise such a place
Why shouldnt her I asked iffood provided there is plain and cheapIt is wholesome isnt it
Oh it isnt that but it is j infradig you know for t Ambassador tolunch in such a place I wouldnt1c seen there and my position counts
r little compared with Mr ReedsCares Little for Table Luxuries
The Incident is significant of the differejjce Iii the English and Americanpoint of view In America judging fromwhat I have heard Mr Keki has beene D what severely criticised very un
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cepted Late as the eminently sanest andthing But when he displays j
democratic simplicity in matter ofsatiBfyutic the cravings of the maat lunch urn wnicu wound excite no
comment hi any quarters i
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doubtedly represents a larg section ofhis countrymen thinks he stows a lack j
of proper dignityThe fact to avail who ACr IWd
personally are aware though fee j
lavishly he tarN little httoseifthe luxuries of the table When bodnose detains him at the embassy he invariably partakes a nM atti simpleInncheoB beea M he has versed a i
cannot gist the best u rk out of his j
brains when he multiset A hey ovrdca-on hia stomach And H be recorded
his credit that ha is not afraid of be-
Ing in a cheap reatnarant when IMcan save time by patroaiabif one Hehas reeeivad tuna invftaoowi to baase j
patties Io Scotland tot the shooting season but ha prefers to stick to business
Am or ican Innovation in ParisMiss Andrews who retresents in Paris
Miss Marbury the wellknown agent fordramatic authors in America has bitupon an Idea which will be of greatrvice to Raffish and American visi-
tors With tn oharactertattc enterpriseof the Americas woman she has arranged to provide a district messenger serv-ice for the sole use of Ebglteh visitorsand those from her own country Frenchpostoffice authorities and others havebeen frequently asked to Introduce aservice of this kind but the Mea wouldnot be entertained invariable
being that Paris could do verywell without It As regards the Frenchthemselves this is quite true but AngloSaxons thinks differently and there isno doubt that Truss Andrews scheme willbe welcomed by them
Lord Curzoiis Visit to AmericaCartons forthcoming visit to
America will be made in fulfilment of apromise given his wife some six monthsbefore her sad death She wished himto attend personally to the erection of astained glass window to her fathersmemory IB United States Althoughbe is tar from well perhaps all the morebecause of the admonition it conveys tohim that is uncertain he feels it incumbent on him to delay no longer incarrying out her behests He expects toremain in America only a week and ofcourse win seek to avoid all publicity
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Pianist Iloseiituitl and of Iris1ersonnl GliHJTHOtwristic-
sRosonthal the great Austrian pianistwho Is to revisit America next wince isa phenomenally strong man AU thetridks of the professional man of muscleare easy for him lie can tear a pack ofcards break a horse shoe and h sail Uft960 pounds with one finger with ease oablow of Ms index wtt jssap tautpiano string and leg de-
velopment compare with Whatis tamst rematkakM about this fact to UntfRosenthal never practiced physical culture in the ordinary sense He neverworked in a gymnasium His strengthcomes entirely from playing the pianofrom swimming and walking the latterbeing two diet open air divertfaws-
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is an Interesting anecdote in con-
nection with ftosenthals prowess in thewater One summer be and Rubenstemwere staying at cottages on opposite sidesof LaJtt Como The tat iussiaa pian-ist invited the rising young Austrianartist to visit hint on a certian Astoran en the appohited day demoralizedthe ordinary modes of transportationRosenthal saw that tbe only thing heeouW do to get to the other side toswim And swim he did pttshtns ahead
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recital in this cityafter ao absence of eight years will begiven under tile local curection of MrPercy 3 Foster on Friday November S-
at p m in tile Notkmal Iheater-
B tcrH Star DedicationThe dedication of the Eastern Star
Home at Laatonds Station will tapeplace Tuesday afternoon A special traithas been engaged to leave the Baltimoreand Ohio station at 1 p m to conveythe officers and members of the GrandChapter of the Order of the fernStar the omcers of the Grand Ledge VA fc JL M and all others having ticketsof admission An elaborate programmehas been arranged The omcers of tileGrand Lodge will be escorted by
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j One of the prettiest designs that has appeared so far in me more practicalclass of autumn and winter wraps is that which is known as the Selmore Combtnin as it cleverly does tb charms of the fitted and the semifitted modes itis sure of an enthusiastic acceptance from the woman of taste In the iHtistra-tktn it is shown developed one of those smart Irish tweeds which fashionvon so strenuously this season the choice being in strict accord to the vogilo UnitIs so liberally to all things Irish The ground i a pretty pearl gray
i one cf the light that do not show lust readily and this is plaided In opendesign by hair lines in lavender and violet presenting to u charm the combinationof delicate calors that is realty the Keynote of this seasons style A of
I the preference for nmnnish modes that asserts iteelf strongly imported inodels Is seen In the cut and is further emphasised In the mannish collar and lapelsthat arc facea in a dull shade of violet cloth The back and sides define the jigtire sharply white the doublebreasted fronts are managed with a dart that curvesfrom the shoulder line down to the seam below the waist makes
delightful elect ot curvpd sieaderness Pockets are deftly tucked into the clothi applique that covers tills dart below which the side seams flare sharply
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4ft tnm M femtnd c or in par be SMTS or ICM troublepbod cMonfssira for dealers and nrast pteMs i s trade or
ks Mr Ketdrnps ot tile bright red variety are all that sell AltliKili knowdint ImnsinadB article Is darn lismbunf steak will not sell It It to tile colorof tip beef of whk it Is made so te sdd d to gfreft a penMBsflt height redPteWas sf the talght green color net iMOarsL neither Is tatter of a ysltow shadetfatund batter fa nearly white but the nnnilssk n declares that the pttbttc will not
ft In a natrral shads so there you
are to Mane for this evil at kast and generally the buying public gots
what It demands We are to Mattte for the prerakac of tad shoes imperfectcloth and the other damaged goods with which the market Is Hooded We mightrefuse to bay then at top prices If they are labeled as Imperfect and pricedaccordingly we are not being cheated when we buy them but that is the excep-
tional case Bargain hunters take chances with open eyes hot unsuspectingshopper who receive damaged goods are being robbed and I believe they canhaTe tile laws protection by asking
Xvery shoe dealer serves notice that fe Is cot rnfrinsiMs fir the wearingaoallty of patent leather that be bays btu be taw lad and his eramust bear whaterer loss there ts Tk t te barest imagh sad we buyIU sit leather footwear we are taking chances and know it These ore sales ofimperfect linens shopworn goods of various hinds and what is known seconds
though for my port It seems a waste mousy Take damaged gloves forwhat good are they They mar be worn a few times butt they sever look
fresh even at the nest wearing and oftentimes the that wearing hi the
There is a growled repugnance to remodeled garments except by a fewreally wrfldroKsed women who buy good articles and ass theme till they becomeshabby I havi seen whole gowns retorwd from the dyehouse new in color andquite trash tw bear a critical inspection A aide to the way of change in styleand a Mt of new trimming gives the owner a practically new gown without theexpense and bother that new gowns require Of course such a frock does not
if a women can attoM a new sue but It te awelcome addition Just the wane
Some thrifty women are returning io the good old way of their grandmotherand mother by making then own preserves aide and Jellies This is largelydue to the exposures of the food commission Thece Is more homo msdt breadmore ke and tees are made at home and readytowear are given
distinctive touch at the hands ot home dressmaker mere Is
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Students ot OS of National Univer-
sity Put Ticket In FieldThe class of OS of the National lAw
School held a lively meeting at 7 oclocklast evening In the school building M-
Thirteiith street near New York avenueAction on the adoption of a constitutionprovoked considerable discussion but itwas finally adopted with amendmentsMr Wolfe presiding officer annoivnceothe election of officers and salted for nom-
inations for president Several nameswere immediately pat forward and seeonded the most prominent of them beingEverett Hawkins Mayor Garrett of GlenEcho and Mr Wolfe Mr Wolfes andseveral other names were wlthdrawnuntilthe contest was practically betweenMayor Garrett and Mr Hawkins
Nominations when the meetingwere as follows President
Messrs Hawkins and Garrett viceMessrs West Orton and Higgins
secretary Mesas Higginsrecording secretary Jr Gibbs sergeantatarms Mr Wolfe board of directorsMessrs Clabaugh Wolfe Garrett
Freeman Thomas Merriam andOrton
Anmiul G A K VisitationThe annual visitation of COmmander
P Bntrfkea of the Deportment of theand his staff will take place to-
night They visit Potomac Post No 11
G A R at the Grand Army Hall Thestaff will witness annual inspection ofthe post by Assistant Inspector C MRobinson after which they will be enter-tained Tlte post is making arrangements-for a large visitation of comrades
Continues Art IjecturcsProf Raymond is continuing his lec-
tures on art this year in room 14 of theGeorge Washington University at 4 j
oclock every Wednesday afternoonFriends of tbe university may securecards upon application to Dean Wilbur
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Members of Potomac fast G A RWill Escort Remains to CemeteryThe funeral services of the late Den
nIB NaUey who died October 9 BOS willtake place this afternoon at his lateresidence 2M Fifth street northeast at3 p m The members of the PotomacPost G A R 11 escort the
to tbe Congressional Cemeterywhere interment will be made Revi ft Butler of Keller Memorial Churchwill perform the services
Mr was born in Prince GeorgeCounty Mary land In 1831 He has beena long resident of the District havingcome bete when a boy of 14 aid in Iftlhe received an appointment to a position-in tbe Capitol where he served faith-fully until his death He was also amember of the wellknown company ofthe District of Columbia Volunteers whichserved in the civil war
Baptlit Association MeetingsThe thirtyfourth annual session of the
First Washington Baptist Associationconvened yesterday at the Third BaptistChurch Fifth and Q streets northwestthe Rev James H Lee D D moderatorin the ehair Addresses were made by theRevs J Matthews D F Rivers JessieA Taylor Dr W J Howard the RevWilliam D Jarvis 3 Q LmWnc I SLoving A the Mr PryorMr Leyton tbe Revs W B Porter J CDent S J R Nelson M W D Normanand J T Clark
Mrs Ewings Funeral TodayFuneral services will be held tills
at 2 oclock over theMrs Florence Greaves Ewing wife ofHarry 0 Wing who died at her parentshome on Volta place northwest on Tues-day The services will be held at theCalvary SI E Church and will be conducted by Rev 3 H Balltnstr pastor ofthe church Mrs Ewing was twentyyears of age and had been married onlyabout six months
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AMUSEMENTS
Washington College of Music Series
INCLUDINGMME NORDICASCHUMAKKHEiRKROSENTHALGERTRUDE PEPPERCORN
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MATINEE SATURDAY
George B Brtmum Presents
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ALL THIS WEEKThe Natural Singing Irish Actor
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SPECIAL NOTICES
MEMBERS OF THE ORDER OF EASfern tar and all persons interested te
the Masonic and Eastern Star Romethe District of Columbia areinvited to be present at the dedicMaiand opening of the houi anTUESDAY October 18 ttQSof the Order will assemble at the Balti-more and Ohio depot at 1 p mSpecial train to the Horn near 14moods Station at 150 returning at 4aiFare round trip cents Ticketssale at of th rad Se Kthe Orand Lodge Ma nioat depot By order of rv TRAKXt1R Worthy Grad latrq
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naiad near Lomonds Stiuondedicated by the Grand Lo e onDAY October H IMS AllMasons are invited to assemble atsonic Temple at 1245 noon and escortthe Grand Lodge to the Baltimore sadOhio depot Dress dark clothing anhat lambskin apron white gloves Fare-round Ticket fdr sale atoffice of
order of WALTER A BROWNMaster
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