Daily Tribune, Volume 17, Number 63, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 1 February 1903 — Page 7

SOCIAL HAPPENINGS,

THE CALENDAR.

MONDAY.

The Ladies Auxiliary of the Y. M. C. A., 644 Ohio street. Winona Reading Circle with Miss Lulu Moore, 829 North Ninth street.

Mount MclHck Club with Mrs. Max Blumberg. Missionary Tt.a oi St. Stephen church —Mrs. G. W. Bement of Ohio street.

WEDNESDAY.

Entre Nous Dancing Club at Duenweg'^ Hall. Euchre party for Mrs. G. A. Brookbank, Mrs. E. Thickstun, of Mulberry •treet.

St. Paul's Guild at St. Paul's Mission.

FRIDAY.

Supper at the First Congregational Church.

SATURDAY.

Reiei.'l ion—Mrs. John Clark Hill and the Misses Hill.

Mr. and Mrs. Will Teel of Ninth and College streets gave a delightful euchre party last night in honor of Miss Gibson of Indianapolis, who is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Spurgeou. Six tables played. After the games appetizing refreshments were served. The guests were: Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Dorsey, Mr. and ..irs. Cam ill Urban, Mr. and Mrs. B. Viquesney, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Halstead, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Cavins, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Teel, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Spux*geon, Miss Sue Ross. Miss Lucie Brokaw, Miss Agnes Parker Moore, Miss Lee, Miss Caldwell, Miss Edith Teel, Mr. Mose Craig, Mr. Charles Franklin, Mr. Perry Martin, Mr. Caldwell. ,,,

Miss Bertha Jones, of 1031 South Center street, entertained Saturday afternoon in honor of her fourteenth birthda y. Candies, ices and cake were served. Many handsome presents were received. Those invited were': Miss Nelie Flesher, Miss Yiclarine Stein. Misses Enunitt and Edith Tescheck, Miss Edith George, Loy Lindeman, Ernile Ruston, Fayelie Fishbeck, Jean Reynolds, Ruth Duddleson, Carrie NeTyhart, .Martha King, Janic McClellan, Cora Shuttleworth, Blanche Ryan, Ruth Taylor, Jeanette Van Trooaen and Marie Shannon.

The next reception of the Entre Nou3 Dancing club is anonunced for Wednesday evening, February 4th, at Duenweg's Academy. Dancing begins promptly at 8:30.

A delightful dance was given at the residence of Miss Rose Allen Thursday, Jan. 29, in honor of Miss Ethel Alien of Danville. Those present at the dance were: Misses Nora Carpenter Rose Allen, Ethel Ward, Lillie Shantsy, Ada Donaldson Messrs. Charley King, Charlie Allen Elmer Smith, John Allen, Bill Johnson. Roy Burns. Out of town guests were: Pearl T. Allen, Claud Stockton, Jess Snook, of Danville. 111.

Miss Hickcox entertained her club Friday evening at her home on North ^Fourteenth street. The prizes at euchre were won by Mrs. Reisinger, Mrs. Berry Mr. Fenner and Mr. Hollingshead. Yery dainty refreshments were served at close of thr

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The club meets next with

Mrs. W. H. Berry, February 12, 1903.

The Friday Literary club met with Mrs. Conner, 1318 South Fourth street. Mrs. Herbert Briggs read a paper on the early history of Indiana, and Mrs. Dr. Mattox on "Our State Institutions." Current events were discussed. After the regular program dainty refreshments were served. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Miller, 501 Washington avenue.

The Areme club met at the home of Mrs. William Engles of South Third street, Tuesday afternoon. Installa-

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tion of officers for the ensuing year took phue after which a guessing contest was the diversion. Miss Nina Stunkard won the prize. The guests were Miss Ella Baker and niece, Dorothy Baker of Evansvillc. Refreshments were served.

Mr. and Mrs. William. Teel gave a card party Friday evening at their home on South Ninth street in honor of Miss Emma Gibson of Indianapolis. At the close of the games a luncheon was served.

Mrs. Vernon J. Barlow of Chicago is spending a few days in the city with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Pence of Sout® Second street.

St. Paul's Guild met at the home of Mrs. Charles West on Maple avenue Wednesday afternoon. The next meeting will be at St. Paul's mission, Linden and Thirteenth streets, next Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Ladies are cordially invited to attend.

Mrs. Max Blumberg will entertain the Mt. Mellick Club, Monday, February 2nd, at her home on South Fifth street.

The ladies of the First Congregational church will give a suppe Friday evening in the church parlors from 6 to S o'clock.

Mrs. Henry G. Sleight gave an informal tea Friday afternoon at her home on South. Fifth street for Madam Rebekah Stanley of Indianapolis.

Mrs. J. M. Big-wood entertained the Friday club at her home on South Fifth street. Mrs. Sim Waggoner read a paper on "Benvenuto Cellini." Mrs. Conzman read a paper on "The Social Life of the Italian Renaissance." A general discussion followed- these papers. Refreshments were served. Sirs. Oscar Perkins was a guest of the club. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Locke of South Seventh street.

•Mrsu. George Bement will hold a Missionary Tea Monday at 3:30 at her home on Ohio street. An interesting program has been prepared. Rev. Joseph Shurburne Jenckes of British Honduras wil give a talk on South America and his work in a school of which he is at the head. Miss Mollie Blake and Miss Elizabeth Strong will sing solos. All members of St. Stephen's church are invited to be present.

The Misses Tully entertained the D. 0. N. club Tuesday evening at their home on South Fifth street. Miss Theresa Novotny carried off the prize for telling the funniest story. Miss Grace Smith received the consolation.

Miss Helen Blake entertained her card club Friday evening at her home on Butternut Hill east of the city. The prizes were won by Miss Clare Dryer, and Mr! Ben Pine. Mr. Charles Blake won the lone hand prize. Refreshments were served at the close of their games. The cluo will disband until after the lental season.

The Winona Reading Circle will meet Monday evening, February 2. at the home of Miss Lulu Moore, 829 North Ninth street.

Mrs. Albert Hugh entertained her card elub Thursday evening at her home. At the close of the games a hot luncheon was served.

The following invitations have been issued: "Mrs. John Clark Hill, Miss Hill and Miss Mary S. Hill, at home Saturdays in February. North Fifth street."

The Annual Banquet of the Y. M. I.'s will be held in their club rooms on Monday evening February 23rd.

Miss L6na Buecker entertained the Hercules club at her home on South Tenth street. A guessing contest was the feature of the evening, the prizes being won by Miss Eula Trinkle and Mr. Will Schumer. The house was beautifully decorated, with palms. At a late hour a^five-course luncheon was served. An enjoyable time was had by all. Those favored with an invitation were: Misses Frances Moelter, Rose Masselink, Gertrude Roetker, Eula Trinkle, Te Letta Manshalt, Lizzie Wissel, Sue Pinder, Lena Buecker, Ivate Weirtz Messrs. Relly Price, Kudy Schuchardt, Claude Bouche, Will Schumer, John Buecker, Charley Heiligman, Will Buecker, Herman Brunner, Joe Roetker. Regrets were received from Misses Lola Day and Stella Pinder and Mr. Heins, Mr. Syrider, Mr. Charles Stark and Clem Roetker. The next meeting will be held with Miss Kathryne Weirtz at home on South Fifteenth street next Thursday evening.

Winona Reading Circle will meet Monday evening February 2nd at the home of Miss Lulu Moore, 829 North Ninth street.'

Mrs. Will Hughes entertained her card club Thursday afternoon at her home on South Eighth street. Prizes at euchre were won by Mr3. Lindley. Mrs. Walker, and the lone hand by Mrs. Campbell. The elub meets next with Mrs. Root of North Eighth street. '4 j! -1

Bemice Lyons, of 1331 Liberty avenue, entertained the members of the graduating class of the fifth district at his home Thursday evening.

Mis. Richard Dahlen was hostess for her card club Thursday afternoon at her home on South Eighth street. The

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prizes were won by Mrs. Henry Albrecht, Mrs. Harlan Pritchett. The next meeting of the club will. be»with Mrs. David Kiefner of North Fifth street. .'

Mr. and Mrs, Walter Hughes entertained their card club Friday evening at their home on North Eighth street.

A meeting of the young ladies who are giving the complimentary dance to members of the Drigo and Entre Nous Dancing clubs, on Feb. 17, was held Friday at the home of Miss Jessie Hughes. All the young ladies were asked to be present.

Mrs. Harry Gilbert gave a 1 o'clock luncheon Thursday at her home on Gilbert Avenue for Mrs. John G. Williams of Indianapolis, who is the guest of Mrs. FnJ$k Crawford.

The M. A. Y. embroidery club met with Mrs. George Hoffman of South Sixth street, Thursday afternoon. At 5 o'clock a. hot luncheon was served. Mrs. James Dishoh was a guest of the club. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Sam True of South Twelfth street.

Mrs. George Morris, of North Center street gave a e:1rd party Friday evening

The Young Woman's club met Saturday afternoon with Miss. Susan Ross. Subject, "The Religious Philosophy of Brahmanism.'" Leader. Miss Davis.

Misses Anna and Antoinette Hoffman of Ohio street entertained their card club Saturday afternoon.

Members of the Entre Nous dub gave a skating party at Bronson's rink Thursday evening. Those present were: Mr. and Sirs. Argle N. Lett, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parks, Misses Jessie Hughes, Edna Leinberger, Kate Haarhous, Mina Tyron, Clara Conrath, Mayme. Schqenefeld, Sue Currv, Cora EhrnhardJt,.Gertrude Schoen, Louise Schoen: Messrs. Harry Hughes, John and Harry Bodewin, Frank Eichel berger, Will Biel, Charles Barkelow, Harry Milner, John Ropke, Ferd Frank, George Dodson, Thomas Muchly «nd Fred Collins.

The Jackson Club danced at their rooms in the Rose' Dispensary building Thursday night. The evening's amusement was superintended by their new president Mr. Cox, who made the occasion a pleasant one. There was a large membership present, and expressed thanks to the president upon the success of his first attempt. The club received an invitation to attend an after dance on next Monday night at Naylor-Cox hall. Until 9 o'clock the hall will be occupied by a dancing class.

The Manhattan Club held its Eighth Annual dance Thursday evening at Nay-lor-Cox hall. About 150 couples were present and a program of 18 dances and six extras "was enjoyed. Music was furnished by the Pickwick Orchestra. Iced drinks were available throughout the evening. The committee having the affair under direction was composed Of Messrs. John Masselink, chairman, Samuel Hill,. "John Manion and Lee Jackson.

Mrs. George Thickston will give a card party next Wednesday morning in honor of Mrs. George Allen Brookbanks.

Miss Erma Moore entertained a number of her friends at her home, 2403 Locust street, Monday evening in honor of her twentv-flrst birthday. The amusements of the. e^eni^ were a contest and music, after' which a two-course supper was servted.Those present were: Misses Lizzie and Mary Gregory, Flora Sartin. Clara Deveriek, Martha Hains, Sarah Royer, Martha Swine, Maud Haris Ivatherino Fredericks, Mayine Blair, Cclia Akers and Emma Moore Mrs. Gregory, Mr. and Mrs. Akers. Regrets were received from Lona Winters and Bertha Gregory.

Mrs. Stephen J. Young entertained at cards Wednesday afternoon in compliment to Madam Rebekah Stanley cf Indianapolis. The hostess was assisted in receiving by her niece, Miss Cooper. Eight tables played euchre, the prizes being won by Mrs. James Black, Mrs. Will Arnold, Mrs. Mary Blake, Miss Mary Gale Taylor. A three course supper was served. Carnations, palms and pink azalias adorned the different rooms.

Miss Cora White entertained her luncheon club Thursday at her home on North Sixth street. After luncheon the alternodn was passed in playing cards.

Mrs. Tarleton oi Maple avenue gave a neighborhood thimble party Friday afternoon.

Mrs. Cikrles Fleming will entertain hear card Silub on Wednesday of next week at lier home on South Seventh street.

The N. A. Y. Dancing club gave the second of their series of dances Wednesday evening at the Nayldr-Cox hall, Breinig's orchestra furnishing the music for along program of dances. The membership is .as follows: Mr, and Mrs. Charles Rankin, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Garbey, Mr. and Mfa. Hi J. Baker, Mr. and Mrs. W. Meyer, Misses Susan and Elizabeth Strong, Helen Blake, Elouise White, Mildred Burt, Fannie and Mary Blake, Eleanor and Laura E. Cox. Emnta Crawford, Hermine and Helen Willien, Margaret and Agnes

THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE, TERRE HAJITE, MB* SUNDAY, FEBRWftY 1, 1903.

Gray, Beraice Rood, Delphine Bhfidlcy, Shirkie, Julia- Rice," Messrs. Charles Blake, Wilson. Cox, John Crawford Scott Hanna, Gilchrist, Ben Pine, Fred Lewis, Robert, Arnold., Charley Mewhinney, Mai Failey, Dr. Will Willien, Albert Kreiger, Sherburne Jenckes, Will Qugle, George Crain, Warren Gaines, Richard Gilbert, Dalzelle, Fred Muterer, George Maier, Carl Bauermeister, Robert Herkier. Miss Catz and Mr. Eldridge of Mafctoon were out of town guests.

Miss Gretchen Crawford* entertained informally at cards Wednesday evening at her nome on South Sixth street. Miss Emma Gibson of Indianapolis was a guest of honor.- -.Five tables played euchre three prizes being awarded. Refreshments were served at Ihe dose of the games. The hostss was Cassistd in entertaining by her sisters Misses Katherine and Elizabeth Crawford.

Miss Essie B. Baldridge and Mr. Daniel S. Strong were united in marriage at the home of the bride's father, Dr. J. H. Baldridge, Thirteenth and Lafayette avenue. The Rev. J. N. Green of Maple nVSfiue Church performed the ceremony in the presence *of fifty friends and relatives. The bride was attended by Miss Mayme Strong sister of the groom: James Buchanan acted as best man. Miss Margaret Monninger plaj'ed the wedding march and during the ceremony Narcissus was softly played. Mr. and Mrs. Strong left today for Guion, hid., where the groom owns a ranch. ..

Mrs. Malverd A. Howe, of Collett Park Place gave a neigUfej^hood tea Monday afternoon for Mr. Howe's mother of Vermont, who is spending the winter with Mr. and Mrs. Howe. Mrs. W. A. Noyes read an entertaining story while the ladies worked on their needle work. fft

Miss Margaret Frisz entertained her card club Wednesday evening at her home on Chestnut street. Present were Misses ^.da Schmidt, Ameime Kemmens, Tillie Duenweg, Mayme and Clara Reynolds, Eva Freeman, Amelia Peker, Josephine Adair, Allie Harug, Clara Frisz, Katherine Stein of Osliood, Ind. Miss Emaline Kennens will entertain the club at its next meeting.

There was a skating party at Bronson's rink Wednesday evening for young married people.

Refreshments were

served and Chaneys automobile was chartered to take the skaters home. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Walter Duenweg, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Goldsmith, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleming, Dr. and Mrs. Marbach, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kelley, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCabe, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Harry O. Bronson, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Fleming, Mrs. M. C. Carr, Mr. and Mrs. David Watson, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Duenweg, Mrs. Robeson of Butte, Mont. Mrs. Wingate nammell, of Indianapolis, Mrs. J. Wagner, Miss Allie Nichoson.

Mrs. Thomas Randolph Spurged(n gave a card party Monday night for their guest, Miss Emma Gibson of Indianapolis. Euchre was played, the prizes being won by Miss Elizabeth Crawford, Mr. Taylor, Mr. William R. Teel and Mrs. Elmer Peavy.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Herz and daughter, Miss Henrietta, left Monday for St. Louis, where they attended the wedding of a nephew of Mr. Herz, Mr. W ormser of New York, who married Miss Goldstein. Mr. Herz returned Thursday, while Mrs. Herz and her daughter will remain to see the performance of Ben Hur.

Miss Mary Johnson entertained at cards Wednesday evening at her home on South Seventh street in honor of Miss Mabel Osborne of Frankfort, who is the guest of Miss Bertha Duenweg of South Seventh street. Euchre was played, the prizes being won by Miss Mabel Osborne. Miss Nell Robinson, Mr. Malcolm Steele and Mr. Wayne Bigwood. Refreshments were served at the close of the .games.

Miss Mabel Osborne who has been visiting Miss Bertha Duenweg on South Seventh street, returned to her home in Frankfort, Saturday.

Mrs. William R. Teel gave a euchre party Friday evening for Miss Gibson, of Indianapolis, who is the guest of Mrs. Thomas R. Spurgeon.

Miss Izetta Brewer delightfully entertained a number of her friends at her home, 1013 Maple avenue, Friday, Jan. 23d, from 4 to 6 o'clock in honor of her eleventh birthday. She was the recipient of many beautiful presents. An enjoyable evening was spent in various games and music, after which dainty refreshments were served. Those who were favored with an invitation were: Miss Augusta Lundgren, Mary McBeth, Annie Johnson, Carrie Mitchell, Stella Markin, Marguerite Welch, Reba Colvin, Garnet Dunsow, Helen Brewer, Ida Rice, Fay Ross, Edna Morgan, Martha Ethel Moore, Izetta Brewer, Robert, Mitchell and Otto Brewer. 1

The Laurel Wreath club met in regular session Thursday "afternoon at the home of Mrs. Burnett, 020 South Sixteenth street. The afternoon was pleasantly spent in games and conversation. A contest was enjoyed for which Mrs. Alice Stinson carried off first prize, a beautiful glass dish and Mrs. Glover was awarded consolation, a dainty little vase. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Junkins, a member of the club.

A birthday jurpfise party wm given for Mrs. Mae Glover at her home on North Nineteenth street Monday evening. The evening was pleasantly Spent in games and music, after which an oyster supiper was served.

The Bachelors' club gave a sfeating party at Bronson's rink Tueirfay night. Hiose present were the Misses lone Floyd, Esther Schaal, Mary Johnson, Marie New

hart, Agnjes McJfabb, Mrs. Charles Fleming, Katherine Crawford, Charlotte Daiht len, Kate Branian Messjrs. Clem Bich.-, ards, Harry MHIe'r,

Harry'Bodewin,

Tom"

Beggs, Will Robertson, J,. R. Riggs, Will Hickev, Harry Hughes. and Homer... Snyder. "i

A pleasant skating 'party was giyen at the Armory nrjk Tuesday evening by the ladies of the Thursday Thimble cluo. Among the many excellent skaters was Mr. William Sinie, of St. Paul, Minn., an "old timer" pn rollers. Those present wore: Mr. and Mrs. Win. Bledsoe, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Benness, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Dickson, Mr."and Mrsf G. L. Sehnelb Mr. and Mrs. Will. Uhversaw, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Burr, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Thomas, Mr. and Mirs. M. L. Casey. Mr. ai:d Mr&. J. E.-Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. J. Laatz, the Misses Corlie Ray,. Laura Davis, Lizzie Fischer and Messrs. Dan Caldwell, Fred Jones, Ed Gwynn, A. Ivennek.e and E. -Fischer.

Mrs. J. M. Arnold entertained her card club Wednesday afternoon.

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There was a skating party given at the Armory rink Monday. Refreshments were served after which the crowd departed. Those present were: Miss Grace Hall, Miss Anna Donunershausen, Mtes Anna Black, Miss. Pearl Rhodes,^ Mite Opal Rhodes, Miss Marie Gallagher, M|ss Rose Marien, Miss Magdaline Marien, Miss Margaret Gallagher, Miss Beatrix Gallagher, Miss Minnie Founderhide, Miss Bessie Scofield, Miss Mabel Ansted, Miss Maud Sine, Miss Katherine Gallagher, Miss Anna Smith Miss Kircliner Messrs. Rov Older, Claude Martin, John Gallagher, Lue Hamill, George Marien. Da^«%JoMe^j£*. Curtis, Crist C'ahill, Charles Founderhide, Albert Haarhous, Ed Ruthpoler, Walter Ruthpoler, Earl Eagnue. Clarence Jonjpn, Alex Gordon, Roy Vandike, W, Kelly. The crowd departed at a jate hour.

The bishop's" entertainment at S't, Mary's has been postponed from the reg-, ular date until three weeks hence. Moth-, cv Mary Cleophus and Sister Mary Alma who have been abroad inspecting the schools belonging to their order in_ Paris, arid other plpce.9 arp expected home iri' abou.t three weefeaHd the entertainment' will be given^upOh their arrival- An elaborate program is 'jjeirig arranged for this occasion as it will ser^e a double purpose in honor of the bishop arid, also complimentary to the two sisters who have been absent from home. Miss Helen Willien is down for a harp solo and .it is more than likely will use the harp just purchased in Ireland by Mother Cleophus for the use of the academy.

Miss Mildred Burt gave a beautifully appointel luncheon Wednesday at her home on South Sixth street in honor of Miss Squires of Dixon, III., who is the guest of Miss Eunice Hunter on Xorth Seventh street.

Mrs. Bruce Bement entertained her luncheon elub Thursday at her home on Ohio street. Mrs. Mildred Burt was the assisting hostess.

Mrs. Emil Froeb of South Sixth street gave a neighborhood tea Tuesday afternoon for her sister, Mrs. Hewes of Mavsville, N. Y., and Mrs. Frederick B._Stanley of Wichita, Kan.

The Terre Haute Whist club met Wednesday afternoon jn the Naylor-Cox building.

Mrs. Allen J, Weinhardt entertained her club Tuesday afternoon at her home on South Seventh street. The prizes were won by Mrs. William Shepard and Mrs. Clarence Williams and Mrs. Charles Pfeifl'er. At the close of the games a hot luncheon was served. Mrs. Kentz of Detroit and Miss Waggoner of Cincinnati were guests of the elub. The next meeting will be with Sim Waggoner of South Seventh street.

Mrs. Sim Waggoner will give a gentlemen's evening for her card club Monday evening at her home on South Seventh street.

Mrs. A. F. Sammis entertained informally Moriday evening at her home on South Seventh street for Mr. and Mrs. Bert Griswold of Fort Wayne, Ind., who are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Dabridge.

Miss Bertha Duenweg entertained lier card club Tuesday evening at her home on South Seventh street. The prizes were won by Miss Charlotte Ostrander and Mr. Ray Bippetoe.

Mrs. Edward P. Fairbanks was hostess for her card club Monday afternoon at ihar honite oni South Sixth stfpet. The prizes were won by Mrs. M. C. Hamill and Mrs. A. C. Ford. The next meeting will be Tuesday with Mrs, F. C. Crawfardjof North Seventh street. The club will meet every week until Lent. Mrs. J. G. Williams of Indianapolis, Mrs. Nelson of Piqua, O., and Miss Mary Gray were substitutes.

Mrs. A. M. Higgins entertained her card club Monday afternoon at her home on North Seventh street. Mrs. Frank Paddock and Mrs. James A. Wickersham won the prizes. The next meeting -Will be Monday With Mrs. B. V. Marshall at aer home in Collett Park place.

The ladies of the N. C. Sunshine dub met at the home of Mrs. Summers, 1015 South Fourth street, Thursday, January 29, at 10:30 a. m. '&

Miss Sarah Floyd gave a sard party Tuesday afternoon at her hoifoe on South SFxth street in honor of Miss Squires of Dixon, HI., who is the guest of Miss Eunice Hpunter on North Seventh street.

Frank J. Derolf and Miss Myrtle Growe were married Monday afternoon at 5 o'clock, at the home of Rev. L. £. Sellers. The groom is employed at the Blhrmann men's clothing factory. Mr. and Mrs. Derolf will live at Seventh and Poplar streets.

A few members of Pathfinder lodge Dressel. 1224 Spruce street Monday aft-

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The Collett Park W. C. T. U. held a mothers' meeting Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. B. F. Day. There was a good attendance both of members and friends. Superintendent of mothers' meeting, Mrs. WaStfes, conducted the meeting. Two interesting papers were read, followed by general discussion. Subject, "Teaching Temperance in the Home.'' A solo entitled, "Nobody Knows But Mother," by Mrs. L. Curry. Recitation by

Miss

Florence Wright. Read

ing by Mrs. Day. Refreshments were served, and a social time enjoyed by all.

The teachers of the Seventeenth district school gave a charming reception to the graduates of the school 'Friday night at the School building. The time was spent in playing various games, and 'other amusements, and ended in the Virginia reei. Refreshments were served.

.Mrs. C. C. Char man entertained the Gamma Gamma fraternity of the State Normal, Saturday afternoon, at her home on South Seventh street. The afternoon was passed in playing various games.- Miss Nellie Head received the badge- of honor for winning two contests. Refreshments were served.

Miss Helen Lyons entertained lier embroidery club Saturday afternoon at bier home on North Sixth street. Refreshments were served during the afternoon. The next meeting w.ill be with Miss Kathryn Cronin.

The Misses Townley entertained their card club Friday evening at their home on North Seventh street. Miss Margaret Gray and Mr. Ben Pine won the prises. Refreshments were served. Hie next meeting will be with Miss Helen Blake at her home on Butternut Hill.

MTS. Allen Pence gave a very pretty tea Mondav afternoon at her home on

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ernoon to 'organize a sewing circle. Those No. _2T met at the home of Mrs. Charles pwasehtj w4re: Mrs. Crocket, Mrs. Cbas. Dre3ssl, Mrs. Ada Hutton, Mrs. Sadie Hutton, Mrs. Engling, Mrs. Nantz, Mrs. Reed, Miss. Xulu Rugan. Miss Daisy Kimsey, Miss Lulu Kellar, Miss Fern Crocket. Pathfinder lodge No. 27 will give a dance February 13 at the NaylorCox halj.:.. Music. %j-j4lie Pickwick or-, ehestrs^ j.

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.z"abeth-^trongi.Nell it^/Lauia Cox,-Del-i- Bitid!ey Site Strorig.' J^louise "White. Paula Beauchartip. Gjale UJownTey,' Faniiie_ Bfalce, .^rfpice Rpody .Emina Crjfejyfprd, Margaret (^ra^*, A^es'' Cj^iy .Messrs., Rpb&rt .'.Meinl, Seojtt Hannaj D°n 3feddlfc:.^o^ir^, .MulJett, Arthur-Michel, Warren cfjaniSj Wm. Ingle, Charles Mewhinney,„ Wiison Nay•tfor Cpx^.^haHes' Pfidd\ev- Sini^ Brosius,

Lloyd Hamilton. William^' Hei?fc, Charles Street's nil Beil Pine!

The ladies off section two of the Central Christian church met Monday with Mrs. Walter Sharp, 1132 North Eighth street, Wednesday afternoon, January 23th.

The following account of the marriage of Louis J- Kaufmanii,. manager of the Cook &• Bernh%imer Co. Western branch, in this city, and Miss Florence Gertrude Dunne, is taken from a Richmond Hill (Long Island) paper: .''At St. Jdseph's church, 10 o'clock Thursday morning, Miss Florence Gertrude Dunne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Dunne of Beaufort street, was married to L. J. Kaufmann, Jr., of Terre Haute, Ind. The ceremony was performed by-Father Porcile, from the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes, East New York. Father Fahey celebrated low mass. After the ceremony the bridal couple and guests rode to the house of Mr. and Mrs. Dunne, the bride's parents, for the wedding breakf/ist and reception. Walter Dunne was best man and Miss May Kaufmann the bridesmaid. The ushers were John Harrington, Edwin H. Kaufmann and Benjamin Murphy. Clarence B. Ivaufnmnn of the Church of the Blessed Sacrament, of Brooklyn, presided at the organ. The bride wore a handsome traveling suit and a foliage hat. Soon after the reception the couple started for their future home in Terre Haute, where Mr. Kaufmann is mannager for the Cook & Bernheimer Co. They will stop ofl at Niagara Falls to spend their honeymoon. Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Kaufmann, parents of the groom Mrs. B. Kavser and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Van Holland, Mr. and Mrs. Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. Kelley. Mr. and Mrs. Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. McClusky, Mr. and Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. Dolan, Miss McNulty, the Misses arid Mrs. Walsh, Mr. Louis Hopp, Mr. Louis Baer and Mr. A. Douglass.

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beat. Mull's Grape Tonic is "made. of puw crushed fruit juicea and is sold under A positive guarantee.

Doctors presenbe it. All druggists Bell it at 50 cents a bottle. Send »c io U|Mnlfljt Mcficine Co, Rock, Island. 111., to carer pottoy oo luicMflipteMtfc

.South Second street, iu^ coiuplimentr to Mme. Rebekah Stanley of Indianapolis, who is the guest of Mrs. William Mack and Mrs. Anna Douglas. Briggs. „„3 v1!

Mr. and. 3rfrs. S. Brositis and'.family took dinner Sundn,y, at the Filbeck.

Mrs. Nannie Jojin'3oin entertained the members of- the S. D.. E.:. club Friday night at her home on South Center street. The rooms were made attractive by the use of an abuhdance of flowers, red and green being the dominating colors. A progressive game was played during Uic evening.

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Harkness and Bob Johnson gave an ex- 4 cellent musical program during the evening. The hostess was assisted in entertaining by Miss Stella Johnson. A hot supper was served at the close, of the games. Those present were:, Lora Van Dever, Blanche Miller, Marie Drake*-fjo-phie Brbcksinitli. Nannie and Stella Johnson, Annie Smith. Will Brocksmith. Perry Hall, Bob4 Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Coordes and Earl Smith.

Miss Anna Rose Kadel and Bertha "day Boyer gave a dancing party .jit Duenweg: academy Monday evening under the auspices of Prof. Askar I?uenweg. The guests were received by Mr. Philip Kadel, Bertha Boyer, Donald Atherton, and. Anna Kadel. Dainty Uttle programs "were'given the dancers which called for fourteen dances and four extras. The german figure was much enjoyed. The grand march .was started at '8:45 p. hi. The party was strictly a rainbow affair. Many beautiful gowns were worn by the ladies, while many gentlemen wore full' dress. The beautiful decorations from the Bertha Duenweg dancing party were still up, leaving no room fore more decorations. Refreshments were served throughout the evening in the ante-rooms, consisting of punch and wafers. The following young couples were present: Anna Rosa Kadel. Donald AthertOfl. Frank Fisbeck, Marguerite Kadel, Herbert Kiefer, Anna Nicholson. Edg»r Jones, Ella Jones, Philip Kadel. Bertha Boyer, Lorenz Klenk. Ina Nicliolsoli. Gordon Brooks, Maud Viokroy. Ed Baui. Ruby Fuhr. Will Hanley, Griu-e Ehej, Robert Scoyell, Zade Scovell. Harry Fisbeck, Fayell Fiabeck. Ferdinand Hahn. Sophia Kadel, 1j« Rue Caldwell, Myrtlp Herring, Harold Sage, Jessie Boyer, Hotland Ritchey, Hattie Fuhr, Powers, i'earl ViQtaroy,- Paul Weber, Anna Yages.

Carey, Lulu "Moore. Herman Kadel. Lulu Johnson, Edgar Holden, Emilic Weber, Clifford Johnson, Alice Rogers, Wetter Booth, Myrtle Lee, Herbert Ptfrr, Fannie Arleth. Harry Harhig, Elizabeth Hoffman, C3a,ud« Marshall, Inez Sohwara, Will Mason, .Ethel Bennes. Itegrets wer.f received from' Mose Craig, Minnie Gagg, Carl Fisher, Ros(' Ducnweg, Fraftk GatSreison, Ejsie' Gaggv Sam Craig, Bertha Blything,' Arthur Paige. Julia Duenweg Ed Bowshee, Florence Redifer, Alfred AuBtin Anna Hedges, H: Bryan, Grace| Hedges, Merwin Miller,' Gertrude 8pain^ George Coleman, Margery CSArpente^' Charles Miller, Ernest Langen, Ma,yifae Langen, Robert Scheffe^ly, John C\ir*yi' Tlie young people will dance again Wednesday, February 25.

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