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THE SITS, BALTIMORE, SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 24, 1903.DRY GOODS.DRY GOODSery*£2-howard andLEXINGTON »mHea rtf el tMerry ChristmasAH!WE THANK YOU SINCERELY!Many thanks to our friends, the greatpublic, who have favored us with their generous patronage. We are sincerely grateful.The liberal measure of success which youhave accorded shall continue to inspire us toyet greater endeavors. Our best must growbetter day by day. Choice, reliable merchandise at fairest low prices, courteous, liberaltreatment, fairness and * integrity in everytransaction are firm, fixed principles that willcloser weld your friendship for this—Baltimore’s Greatest StoreTHE STORE WILL BE CLOSEDTOMORROW.All the store folk will appreciate the restwnich the double holiday brings—and theyhave well earned it. They have worked willingly, cheerfully and intelligently to serve youwell. With their interested and enthusiasticco-operationJThis Happy Christmas Rounds Out theBiggest and Busiest Year inthe Store’s History.Of course, there were a few shortcoiI r-ings—they were inevitable. But we did everything possible to minimize them. We will satisfactorily adjust complaints, if promptlybrought to our attention. We never find it tootroublesome to please our public.*—MISCELLANEOUS.NUNN COMPANY,27 North Howard Street,Booksellers and Stationers.Kindergarten Supplies.ECZEMACAN BE CUREDPotitlrtlj and Absolutely if LOVETT b FETttOXiDE OINTMENTu*elt;Lointmut t* aio a apaciftclee, mlik cruet and ALL skin eruption*.Tablet* hrett'eease*omthe sy»Uch ftOc.,i•areTpoet paidYwKaeiiuendioats tiisssTablet* »Jidpractically cured nay child of i year’a standiflg. C S. Brlit. * at. dors “I was cured of U• Itraat roe n Jan eruptiontncr. Gf 8takin aruptkmstandi DfMKOPATHl _310 North Howard street.YLAND HOMEOPAouas.IC PHARMACY.IN HONOR OP MISS SMITH.A reception in honor of Miss Mamie Smith was given by her confirmation mother. Mrs. Gumner, at 18 North Chapel street. The room waa decorated with cut flowers, and the Olive 8tring Band played. Mias C. Smith sang, accompanied by Miss NeddieValient on the piano. Those present were:Mr. and Mra.—Oumnr, Smith.Albert,MissisM. Smith. N. Valient,C. Smith, L TVet,M. Sauer, T. Smi-hA. Krlogetatetn. 8. O Brian.Messrs.— 1W. O'Brien, T. Krtrgrlvfetn,W. Schoenlg, H. Tbonaa*.C. Smith. H. Newmana,O. Smith. Le Roy Sticks,T. Germ am, Archie Treat.J. Smith.lY BDY THE FROSTBDRGtlmore And Carolina CompanyWants Steamer.MADE THIS WEEKWill Be Pot On Tile Line -een Baltimore And Oeorge-, 8. C.MISS THOMAS GTYBI LUNCHEON.M'ae Natalie Oontee Thomas gave a beau-tifully appointed luncheon yesterday afternoon at her home. 922 St Paul atreet The table was decorated with polnsetta and holly, and the lights were shaded in red. The guests were:Misses—Sailie Ambler, Mary Sloan.Alice Winder, Elinor Wilson,May Stump. Iouisa Orridt,Beth Wise, Elsie Hutton.Eliae Miller, Elizabeth Hoffman.Louise Carey,ie Baltimore and Carolina Steamship pany. of which Mr* Maaon L. W. Wil-a ia the directing head, 1* negotiating Lhe purchase of the Consolidation Coal pany’a steamer Froatburg. The deal been pending for some time, and theTO HOLD RECEPTION.Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Korn, 1517 Mosher street, will give a reception New Year'i evening in honor of their daughter, Miss Guaaie Kora.The Misses Meyer, of 108 Ridgewood road, Roland Park, have sent out cards for a reception on New Year’s Day, from 4 until 7.SOCIETY NEWSEvent* Of Polite World, PresentAnd To Come.BALTIMOREANDVICINITYPersonal Items Of Interest To Readers Of The Sun About Their»' . . ' :L •,’/ It'*Friends At Home And Abroad.Thk Sex sill be pleased to receive Rene, ■och aa engagements, weddings, pert lee, teasand other news of personal interest, with the names of those present, for the SocietyNews” column. The item* should be Indorsed with the name and addreae of the lender—notfor publication, but as a matter of good faith. Stats whether you prefe* them to appear ia the Sunday or daily iasue.IPERSONAL.Doctor and Mra. W. D. Olmsted, of Altoona, Pa., are spending the holidays with Mrs. Olmsted's parents. Mr. and Mra. Carroll H. Smith, 2408 Madison avenue.Mr. P. Hanson Hiss Duncan, who has been visiting friends in New York, has returned to bis home, Parkvllle, Baltimore county.Miss Boyd, of Walbrook, has returned from a two months’ visit in the 8outb, and is the guest of Miss Bond, of Charles street.Miss Grace H. Bond, 2207 North Charles street, has fully recovered from a sprained ankle and is able-to be out.Mr. and Mrs. A. ’Jacobs, 1007 McCuilohstreet, left Saturday to spend a week InNew York.Mr. J. Edgar IJams Is spending the Christmas holidays at the Hermitage, Charlottesville, Va.Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman Allan left Saturday for St. Auguktine, Fla., to remain until May 1.Miss Helen Goldstrom, 1886 West North avenue, left yesterday to visit friends atPittsburg.Mra Simon F. Schwarts, of New York, is visiting her mother, Mrs. 8. Goldstrom, 1386 West North avenue.Mr. Francis M. Shipley, of New York city, is spendfbg the holidays with his mother, Mrs. E. V. Shipley, Park Heights and First aveaoes.Mr. Thomas McGovern, of New York, Is visiting his bro'ber. Round Sergeant Joseph McGovern, of the Southern district.Miss Josephine V. Fox bss returned from Roston to spend the holidays with her parents. She has as her guest Miss Bessie N. Wilson, of Richmond. Va.Mr. Milton Fox has returned after a 10 days' trip to Boston and New York.Miss Alice R. Barber, of New York, la spending the Christmas holidays with her friend. Miss Bessye Gardner, 115 East Lafayette avenue.Miss C. Regina Barry, who is attending school at St Joseph's Academy. Emmita-burg. Is home for the Christmas holidays.Mr. and Mrs. Lewis J. Frey, of Berkeley Springs. W. Va., are spending the Christmas holidays with Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Wilson. at 2725 West North avenue.Miss Margaret Tyson Lee, of Raleigh. N. C, Is visiting Miss Velma Tyson Raw la, Maryland avenue.Mra. M. C. Van Winkle. 2405 MeCullob street left last night for Parkersburg,W. Va., where she will spend Christmas with Mrs. Sarah Van Winkle, her husband's mother.Mrs. Thomas B. Everlst Is spending the holidays with friends In Philadelphia.WEDDINGS.MedcsK Moha.Miss Martha A. Mohn was married to Mr. Lewis Randolph Medcalf, of Baltimore. In the Presbyterian Church at Edge-water Park, Beverly. N. J., Thursday. December 14. The ceremony was performed by a brother of the bride. Rev. O. L. Mohn, of New York, assisted by Rev. F. S. Stock-well, pastor of the church.Miss Mohn was given In marriage by her brother-in-law. Mr. P. C. Mann. Mias Elfleda Mann waa maid of honor. The bridesmaids were Misses Iren# E. and Harriet Randloph Medcalf, of Baltimore, sisters of the groom. Miss Elisabeth Purcell and Mis# Elms L. Haines, of Beverty; Cornelia Mann and Elizabeth Mohn, nieces of the bride, were flower girls. Mr. George H. Medcalf. a brother of the groom, was best man. Ths ushers were Measra Archibald MacElroy. Fletcher Street, Jostah E. Willets, Ross M. Hood. P. L. Mann, all ofBeverly, and P. J. Howrigan, of Johnstown, Pa.The bride was gowned In heavy white satin, trimmed with dncbesse and old point lace and pleated chiffon, and carried a shower bouquet of Bride roses and lilies of the valley. Her veB was a family heirloom. which has been handed down for generations. It was held in place by a diamond sun burst, a gift of the groom.The main of honor wore pink meesaline oTer white satin, trtmmed with old point lace and pleated chiffon, and carried a shower bouquet of pink roses. The bridesmaids were dressed in white batiste, hand embroidered, trimmed with German Val* enclenne lace and insertion, with pink satin glrdlea Toey carried bouquets of pink carnations. The church mas decorated with palms and evergreens.A reception followed at the bride’s home.Farnuman ' will makeMitchell—Gardner.Mrs. Nina B. Gardner was married to Mr. Joseph E. Mitchell Wednesday at the rectory of St Plus' Catholic Church. The bride waa attired In gray voile over taffeta silk and carried Bride roses. The bridesmaid, Miss Blanche Ouesler, was attired in white organdy. The groom's best man was Charles E. Wohn. A reception and supper followed at the home of the bride’s brother, Mr. Tbomaa Ouesler, of Twenty-third street The house was decorated with potted palma An orchestra furnished music. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchen left for a trip South. They received many beautiful presentaCAPTAIN ENSOR CELEBRATES.Capt. Howard Ensor, the Chesapeaktbay pilot, celebrated bis thirty-secondbirthday at his home, 033 North Bond street, Wednesday evening. Among th« presents received was a diamond-studded watch charm and chain, the presentatioE speech being made by Howard Ensor, Jr The bouse waa decorated with potted planti and pink carnationa Miniature electric bulbs In pink-shaded candelabra cast a soft glow over the roorf Supper was served at a late hour.Among those present were :Mr. mud Mrs.—Captain Ensor, Rhyme,Misses—Alice Pruett, Nettie IJnksrd, Mamie Liukard. fLessie Mnkard, Bessie Wheeler,Messrs.—Chris. Reflly,John Plate,Geosge Wright, Howard Wheeler. John Meyers,McGraw.Trims Lehman, Sarah Sturgis, Nellie MeKettrlck, Mollie Bennington, Emma Werth.Richard England,Milton Lin hard,Walter Linksrd, Thom a* Dolan, HiiVy McGuire.MARRIED PIPTY YEARS.Mr. and Mrs. Isaac White. 819 Ne ton avenue, will celebrate today tbe fl anniversary of their marriage.ZIONISTS IN SESSIONFirst Workingmen's AssociationConvenes At Bijon.The first Poale (or workingmen's) Zlor Convention opened yesterday afternoon al 3 o’clock at the Bijou Theatre and will continue until tomorrow evening. To dls cuss Zionism generally and to affiliatt with the National Federation of Zionists are the purposes. This convention bai about 700 members throughout tbe coun try. Twenty-three delegates were present including those from Baltimore.The afternoon session was devoted to thlt; offering of reports and routine business Mr. H. Flneman. of Philadelphia, was raad« temporary chairman. In the evening Mr H. Seidel, of Baltimore, presided. Mr. D Aberson made an address on Zionism.” For the remainder of the convention ttu program is as follows:•BKDAT.• A. M-—■General review of the condition and de Tf lnpment of the Poale Zion, by M. AppelbaumZion headquarters, 11 North Front street; othsjspeechesMONDAY.1 A. M.—Relation to Zionist Organisations—Inter national organization and American organ ixatio?(Federation of American Zionists). To the Social istic Organization— International organization, lane organization, Socialist party. Socialist Labor part; and trade-unionism.2 P. M. (at Zion Headquarter*. 1! North Fron street)—Party organ, press fund and tour fund; or ganizatioQ statutes, propaganda and agitation, national language.T P. M. (at Zion Headquarter*. 11 North Fron atreet)—Self-defame, the territorial organization L T. O.; election of officer*, national politic, resolatione.Mass-meeting at Bijou Theatre.The delegates are :Baltimore— H. Seidel. B. HatUesaan and MiaAnnie Berkowttz.Philadelphia—L. Fireman, H Edleetou, H. CahnD. Pineky and M. Epstein.New York—T. Roaowky, D Aberson, Mi** B Nlntx, Dr. Leon Copoiovtta, M. Goodman and N Appelbanm.Boetoo—Mrs. Penrnm.Chicago—Dr. A. Marcus.St. Lofiie-Loni* Maatoroff and I. Epstein. Passaic, N. J.-D. Pink.Rochester—L. Barron.Pittsburg— K. Marmor.Brownsville, Pa —A. Zeldlng.Toronto—M. Friedman.PRESENTS FOR “HELLO” GIRLSISubscriber a Remembered ObligingOperators.The operators of the Chesapeake and Po tomac Telephone Company have been re mem be red by ths subscribers. They ban been carrying home all sorts of things fron live turkeys to dainty calf-bound volume* of verse. Even bottle* of whisky bavlt;corns tfestr wsyTbe beauty of the Christmas scheme li that every gift came tp the different ex changes addressed to a number, instead oi a name. If a subscriber wanted to know who the sweet voiced young woman wai that answered his telephone be was tok “No. 49’’ or any number at all that ttu company had assigned ber.From commission Arms came presents ol turkeys, some killed and some live, fron oyster bouses came buckets of oysters anc lobsters, from whisky concerns came prea eats of liquor, but candy predominated. A half ton of candy has been carried bom* bj telephone girls.In the exchanges In the residence sec tlon most of the gifts sent tbe younj women have Included candy and gloves.
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