THE WASHINGTON HERALD SUNDAY NOVEMBER 20 1910
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Judges Announce Winnersin The Herald Contest
HONORS TO MRS JOSEPH BERRY
Vn Housewifes SURKCtion i TypicalDinner Weeclvcs that Awarrt
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iianksglvmg Day dtnuor and announcedtat it would give tour prizes of Ouch
the vest tour menus submitted Aawas an offer that reached directly
mo the homes it developed an immediatena active interestMenus received from many sovroaa-
ud all of them bad meritcontest closed FrMay night and a
riuiluee appointed to examine slid Prixthe menus at once took up the
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Brooks spefety edttor The WashingtonUtrald Bernard Bndroa steward of theNational Press Club and Charles Demtnet ma taser Demontts Inc caterers
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Pour Prize WinnerThe four pries have boon awarded as
loliowsFirst prise Mrs Joseph Burry Vienna
vaMrcond pris Stalla A Yale SIT Nino
street northwestriilrd nrisoFannie L Hopkins ISM
Seventeenth street northwestfourth priieBJdlth Jllller The Stan
New Jersey avenue and II streetjurthwest
Tn pasuros upon the many menus the
DIEDooTKOn March W lOsX at Humncao
Rico Capt MORRIS JULIUSFOOTS late Qt Berwyn jid
wUl take place at ArlingtonNational Cemetery on No-v at 3 p m Friends comnaniona of the Military Order of the
ural Legion comrades of the G AU and veteran Legion invited toAttend
JTLIAMf5 On Friday November 18P t his residence
I Ninth atreet northwest THOMASVILUAMS beloved husband
Williams and lovln father ofRev I Williams of D
Francis P Williams f WashI C I Williams
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Having examined the many menus offeredfor a Thanksgiving Day Dinner your committeeunanimously awarded the prizes to jMrs JosephBarr Stella A Yale Fannie I Hopkins andMrs ISdith UHer the four best in the ordernamed t
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menus taking Into consideration notthe most expensive but those hostsuited to Washington its local mar-ket ana local conditions the habitsand tastes of our people generally Itla not so much an elaborate and costlydinner as it la a good dinner
Wellington Thanksgiving paydinnerthai wantThe prizewinning menus are given in
full on another page of this Issue of TheWashington Herald Any one of thesewill provide a typical WashingtonThankapiviwg Day a dinner
would appeal to the appetite of anyfamily
Given Honorable MentionMenus containing excellent suggestions
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the poor will be given Thanksgiving Dayin the morning from to 10 oclockPreparations have been made to accommodate a large crowd The Thanksgiving
will also to held in the hall M-
Peniwyvante avenue northwest In theevening The services this afternoon andevening will be in chaw of Adjt Louiseil Brasier
German Society ISntcHnlnaA large audience heard Ernest Brtncken
at the home of Miss Anita Scha le president of the Der Oesoilis Literarischi-Verein last night when he spoke on Thelegends of Thurinfffe Thewas the second meeting of the season ofthe society Several outer members gaverecitations
IresNmwna Club Glvftw DanceThe Presflmens Club of Washington
n d its monthly dance last night at theElks Club Besides the dancing severalselection of instrumental music wererendered by amateur performer Re-
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whose gnodN linve been modem of Purllyand Quality for over 45 ycnra
Magnificent Assortment of
325 direct imported and domestic Winesand DistillatesSuiting All Purses
The stock of this establishment dedicated to the family tradeenjoys national fame of being the of its class It containsthe largest number of rarest oldest and most precious beverages extant
Outoftown orders filled carefully to all sections of the Union
THE WASHINGTON HERALD
Masterpieces of Painters
Frencut Coiipon with TEX CENTS at the Circulation Ucjjartnieutof The Washington Ilcrnld and you will be given n coup of one of thesegreat innsteriilcces-
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PLAYGROUND FUND
GROWING SLOWLY
Branch Banks Opened forReceiving Contributions
Every effort is tiding made hy thoWashington Playground Aasoalation tokeep the playgrounds open during thewinter months To this ond the
has appealed to every citizen in thecity to aid the movement Between nowand December 1 the association mastsucceed in sotting S9CSSO in order tokeeP the playgrounds open
An Innovation has beon inaugurated bythe association to inspire contributions inplacing branch banks in u number ofplaces throughout the city whore
will be accepted no matter how
The promotes of the crusade haveeoeouragod by the progress made byoral of the citizens associations
clergymen have promised to makeappeals front their pulpits in be-half of the movement
Tike association yesterday announcedthe following contributions
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earner TweotMh and H s Jtitha 1235 VIbM Uaydraa dear nisi JMztitb and K streetsKMtheut Coegraafional Cafe Pint sod East Cupi-to streets and pknmoada Miss Tewner
Harvard Musical ClubsThe Harvard Musical clubs will
Washington for their annual perform-ance December 28 at 4 oclock in theafternoon The organization numberingflftytwo wets la composed of the mando-lin banjo and glee clubs of the uni-versity The affair is in charge of thefollowing Washingtonians BeekmanWinthrop Assistant Secretary of theNavy C N Qsgoed John W DavldgoWalter R Tucbeiwan and Franklin IIEllis
G I 0 Veterans MeetGovernment Printing Oflloe Veterans
Association held its semimonthly meetinglast night in Pythlsu Temple Only regu-lar odge business was transacted
Carrier io Give HallThe Letter Carrier Association hold its
monthly mooting last night at the EaglosClub Arrangements for proposed ballon November wore consummated
DEATHS REPORTED
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A Quick Goodby to TheseWomens and Misses Coat SuitsNe-
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1000 Womens and Misses Suits at
Worth up to 84500Three lots include all there is in everything uptodate in finest materials finest linings Colors are black navy smoke ireseda
catawba brown and fancy mixtures
10 Discount on All Misses and Childrens Coats Tomorrow
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Womens and Misses Polo Coats thekind worth 25 Special Cat i4yu
300 more Womens Rain Coats directfrom the factory worth 6 and 750colors tan and gray The Slipon RubberCoat guaranteed waterproof or we giveyou a new coat Specialprice 94 Q 9
Womens Black Taffeta EmbroideredSilk Vaists worth 4 Spe ftfJ QOcial price
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Misses and Womens Long Coatsworth 1750 and 15 black OFand price j
Misses Junior Coat Suits sizes 13 1517 and 19 worth 15 and
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29c Satin StripedPongee at
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White Imported Madras and Shirtings-Our first shipment of 500 pieces just received Plain and
fancy woven grounds in a large variety of the latest neat andfancy designs such as dots figures stripes c Permanent mercerized luster 200 patterns to choose from They are speciallyadapted for waists shirts dresses c A waist dress or shirt ofthis material will make an ideal and useful gift Ask to see them27 and 32 inches wide
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ALL SILK MESSALINEBlack and Colors
85c a YardPosit-
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old rose cadet Smoke Copenhagen brown garnet gray peach lightblue pink helio lavender Nile white cream ivory and black
24inch 75c Foulards for 59cIn navy and black grounds with white space dots all silk and
perfectly woven and finished
40Inch 200 Colored Crepe de Chine 150All pure silk and beautifully finished in shades of Copenhagen
pink light blue navy gray ivory and black 2 valueSpecial tomorrow at J CU
44Inch 250 Fancy Crepe de Chine 150All pure silk well woven and finished in shades of light blue
Copenhagen gray pink ivory lilac and black 250 flvalues Special for tomorrow 1 3l
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The Famous Mendels Make
The crowds that took advantage-
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themselves lucky to have the chance
of buying a Mendelsmake robe ata 33 reduction There is still a
large selection of patterns left stf ifyou were not wise enough to be onhand yesterday come early tomorrowmorning to get the first choice By
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