Indianapolis Journal, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 February 1889 — Page 3

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THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1889 -TWELVE PAGES.

rEBSOXAL ASP SOCIETY. The regular variety of entertainments ?hiTe inte retted the public niml during the past week, arvd parties and receptions hare been held. The visitors in the city hare been complimented, and there has been no cessation of gayety in social circles. Rotable companies hiv been given by Mrs. R. 8. Dorsey, Mr. end Mrs. John M. Butler, Mrs. John IL Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Kern, .Mrs. George- H. West, Mrs. Harry Drew, 3Ir Georg IL Sullivan, Mrs. V. K. Hendricks. Mrs. J. E. Cleland. The Art Association held an exhibition. Prof. Paul Bahr and pupils gave their annnal concert, the dancing clubs haTe held meetings, the Thespian Society gave two dramatic preformawnces, ProL n. J. Schonacker and Miss EnxiTy Bingham gar nn crening of music Jacd poetry, and anyone who could

wot he natiafied with such a variety as that i inleed bard to Btiit. The coming wceJk will tVo bo gay. A pretty party given in another city not -long ago was called the "Dickens' party. The hostess vent oat her invitations asking each guest to attend costumed in the stylo of one of Z)icker,s characters. To prevent dupneates the gnests were asked to send their names and characters selected to the hostts as soon as they made, their choice. The eoatnxnes vere beau til nl, and, as the company waa large, a great many characters were represented. The decorations were as ranch in iceepintr with the subject as was possible, and the whole effect wa. one which was very highly complimented. Two odd invitations recently found "their way to friends here from another city. One was on heavy cream white papex, even by ten inches in isize. At the top in red letters was prin ted. ""Head This Bound Kobin, and Take, Warning." In the center of the sheet was a red ircie. wrtnin. 'Y gentlemen of yeX.ouisTille German Club each with a lady fair evening. Feb. 11.183). after ye Kormess, to meet,' Then from the circle radiated the names of five young ladr visitors in whose honor the gennan was given. The invitation was rolled and tied with red ribTon. The other was a bright Tandinna; in the center, running diagonally, was a piece of striped wallraperpat4?don. The invitation was printed thus: "1ky heah! Dey's gwine ter be a Cake Walk down heah ter de Kherley Place, - dis ebenin. and dey wants de white folks ter walk itf dat ar cake. You heah me! 'Kase dem dat daz de ruo' and de bes walkin'gits dc cake. Com a running 'Cep dis inwitashun wid do compTments oh yo uncie jienry. Personal Mention Mr. A. G. Itaiztey, of Winnebago, UL, is in the dty. Prof. J. IL Hall, of Mlimeapous, ilinn., is visitins friends in the city. . Sir. JJallie Q. Porter has left for a visit to Louisiana Florida and Cuba. Mrs. J. 8. Lazarus has gone tto Cincinnati to rend a few Lav vlth IrieiiiLiL. Dr. Thfio. ajnier will leave. In a few days, for Laxemburg. to visit bis mother. .Mrs. F. A. Ilarara, or Englewooa, UL, is spend- . tag a few dsjs with relatives here. Mr. IL C- Ilcmkin. oOcoDrtrnoroo.Wis., is visiting airs. II. C. ilartin, on Belief outaine street. Miss Clara Blumel, of Terrc Haute, is visiting , Miss Tittle ctunitt, at No. 434 Nortb New Jersey street. Hiss Ida Black, of Anderson, arrived, yesterday to vlit Mrs. Ed Tuily, of North Tennessee . atreet. aits, rami eenwoerer returnee; t Fan Fran- ; isco, this week, on account of the Illness of ter husband. Ura. yi. FL Lawrence leaves this week for Kansas at j, 51a., to join her husband and reside per- . xaanently. Sirs, Holm, ef Crown Point, wbo has been visiting .Mrs. Grifiin tie past week, returned home jeeterday. Mr. D. L. Wnittier will leave to-morrow fofr the XLaning trip. Rev. . p. Brown will lecture at Hall-place Church on Wednesday evening next. fcJubject: "Spectacles." Miss Bltcnie.who is the guest of Mrs. H. O. Srram, will return to her home in Louisville the last of this week. Dr. L. C. CUne and f"Vs the Ufses Elizabeth and Susan Stevenson i-r ill Hart for Europe in May to spend the summer. Miss Stella Hosbour. of Cambridge Citv. is viiUg her brother and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Zd Tioihour, of "o. b6fi Broadway. Mrs. Hrtti TL MerrlU left the city on Tuendsy, to attend the funeral of her uncle, Mr. T. II. ' Woods, which took place at Peru. Mr. Le Grand Cannon and daughter Lirzie bare rtturned to St. Louis, after a viMt of lereral tnonths with Mrs. Prank M. Talbot t. Miss Kmma B. KJnK. daughter of the late Edtvard JLine. will sail for Parts on the iI3d of this month, where she wl2 renume her art studies. . Perry Ingalls has somewnst recovered from his recent paralytic stroke, sud will leave to-nicr-rowwith his wife and mother for Hot Springs, Ark. , Mises Belle and Bachel King, who have for eversl years conducted government schools in the Argentine Republic, are in the city vl&itinjr Mrs. Dr. link. No. 103 North Meridian street. Mrs. Louisa "Bork and daughters. Miss Marie Coiner, of Cincinnati. O., and Captain and Mrs. &. B. HaskeiL of Win ton Place, are guests of r. and Mrs. J. M. rarer. No. 53 Park krnn. They came to observe the twenrv-firth aaniverfsrof Mr. and Mrs. Paver's wedding. Society Events. r Mr. sad Mrs. C 8. Phillips entertained a few frlesds very nandaomely at dinner last evening. The ladies of the New Denison will receive as . usual Tuesday afternoon, from 3 until 6 o'clock. . . Mrs. A. E. Ferry will have a reception at her t eMdio on Wednesday, Feb. 20, from '2 to 5 o'clock T.M. Mrs. C D. Johssoa will give a thimble party to a number of friends, on W ednesday afternoon, at her home on Park avenue. The Matinee Muslcsle will meet on Wednesday brmembm nf tha first rfii-iinn. i'u. uiu jlixs. nt. Am jeuiCikn in Kite a janre rereptlon on Friday from 5 till 11 o'clock, at "their boooe on Nortb Pennsylvania street. . Mrs- Horace Wood wili entertain friends on Thnrsday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Harris II. Calbreath, formerly Miss Addio Gable. . The members of the Northeast Starlight Pleastre Club were entertained, by Miss Katie Dell, of . Bellsfontaine street. Thursday evenlEg. Mrs. Wm. Haueisen has issued invitation for x dancing- party for aer daughter, Miss Nellie Haueiseo, on Tuesday etenlug, Feb. 2(i. Dr. and Mrs. 0. G. Pfaff have invited friends to a rrxreiTe euehm rrtT' on TiiMdiT Tn. iDg at their home on North Alabama street. The FJee Zouaves hare mad preparations for Ihelr ball at Lyra IU11. next Thnrnday erenln. ea it promwes u do a social erentof some note. Miss Hsttle Cleland entertained her vounir . mends or the Classical School very plenantly. resterdar afternoon, at her borne on West tit, lalr street. '. Mrs. T. B- Basse tt entertained a few friends rery pleasantly on jmaay in nonor of Mrs. Hmitn . ana alts. v,ooi, wuu ms vuiiuig uicir Drotuer, jit. w. xj. uoicmsu. The serenth anniversary entertainment of the Young People's bodety, of the First Reformed Churih, will he held Wednesday evening, at the church, on North Alabama, near Market street. The old ladies of Memorial Church, assisted by the old gentlemen, will itive a novel entertainment at the church on Friday evening. The last - lay of school rrrty years a wUl be illustrated. Mrs. V. K. nendricks enter tslncd a niunber of mends very Uelichtmny yeteraar nncrnoon at "- a 4 adoek tea. in honor of 3In. Moon, of Khu ClsJre, Wis., the sister of Mrs. Hannah G. Chapman. Clarence Hough, who rave suocessf ol readings : here at the Fir it BaptUt Church. Is appearing in different cities of the State, and meeting ith many complimentary and appreciative audiences. Tie South-side Crokinole Club met at the residence of Adda Jordan yesterday afternoon, l int prize was won by Mioses Jordon, etiles and Loder and C. 8. Tevis. Itefreshments were served at tha close of the game. Cards have been received by friendi here for the marrUffe of Mi Jennie Iruden, dauchter of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Prude n. to Mr. Arthur W. j-eieron. io xaae place on Thurwisy morning, Feb. 21. at 10 o'clock at Burg Hill. O. The Woman's Club naa tuned inrltations. to Jt iaem'ers only, for a reception at the New Denijon Hotel, on Tuesday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, la honor of Mrs. Benjamin Harrison and 31 rs. J. R. McKee. both member of the dub. The Young People's Circle of Plymouth Church w ill celebrate theUr first annlrtrsary by giving a botcI entertainnjent and fancy dress social in trie church parlor, u Friday evening of this week. The circle, though but a year old, num1ers over one hundred members. Mr. Hsrry Ocerman's company, lonshtlngof Misses Kate Eden. eJocntionVt; Lenore Snyder, serrano. and Dty Laner, rUnist. gave their ascertainment Wednesday night la Eheridant

and with s much succe&s that they repeated it again Friday night. L'vervone receivt'd i.Teat apnlasfte. Miss Ixlen will recite for tho Grand Amy people Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. 0. 1). Weaver entertained a few friends at te on Tiieeday evening. Munio and rtancinj? completed a very pleasant evening. Tho jo who enjoyf d thrlr hospitality were Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Cornelius, Mr. ana Mrs. II. C. Jackson, MlAfien Lnra Ixiwe, Minnie Lowe, Winnifn-d Willard, pearl (ioldthwaite, Messrs. Carroll DeW itt and Lew RerJogle. The Asnemhly ball will be given at the New Denison Hotel on Wednetnlay evening. Elaborate preparations are being made, and it i ex !ected the entertainment will le handsomer than any yet iiveu. Ueueral and Mrs. Harrison will attend, and this will be about their last social evening before leaving for Washington. A very Large attendance is existed. An enjoyable party M as given lat Wednesday evening by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph fcchJo at their name. No. 7 Ft. Wayne avenue. The arnutinents of the evening were cards and charade. Among those present were II. Bamberper and wife, G. Kier and wlff-, 8. L. Kier and wife. Uettie and Lillie Bamberger, Caliie, lYaucis and Koa Ki.er, Sol Mayer, I. and M. Bamberger, 6ol and II. Kiser and others. Mews. Smith and Williams, at their rooms 117 North New Jersey street, last Wednesday evening entertained their gentlemen friends at J'rotcreeMdve euchre. Atuoncr those present were leasrs. Lw Monroe, Guy Ilertth, Fred Craitc, James BUlingsly, J. T. Poley. J. A. Aldrich, r rank SheLihuune, Win. J onion, Frank Kmlth, Charles Brown and A. A. iMvbs. M. D. Butler and wife entertained a number of youni? friends on Friday even In ir at their home, on North New Jersey street, in honor of their on Lee, and tho time was enjoyably spent in playing progressive euchre. Fred Carter and Miss Anderson won the favors. The others present were Meesn. Wocher, Clapn, Kliiott, Tabor, Charles ant w ill Clarke, and the Misses BoyleA, Bronson. uossett, Godown, titone and Carter. Our Literary and Social Circle met at the home of O. W. Jordan, last Friday evening. The rrogamme as rendered was a vocal solo, 40 Happy iy," by Gus frchnidel; an esnay on Manners," by Anna Ilasley; instrumental roIo, 'Mountain btream," Lucile Louder; a reading, ''Cultivate Happiness' Cynthia Liriuftpn; anbnpromptu debate between Messrs. Winters and fckhnieuel; society paper, "The Spectator," Alfred ISL Glesbromer. The next meeting will be held at No. 10 Huron street. At tho French soiree given last evening by Miss Bronk and pupils in the parlors of the Classical Mchuol residence, the following proeramnie was rendered: fjolo de diano, Mile. l1 alker; 'Les Animaux Malandes de la Peste." i La l-ontaine. Mile. Josephine Holman; PersonWcatlon, Mile. Valette Miller, "Ies fr1 de 8tuat., Beraner.Mlle. Amelie Hendricks; "Lolope," Chanson, Mlle.Katherino Walilck; deux photographies, MUe. Angeline Moon; desjeuxdesociete, des charades, etc Mrs. John .Ingram, assisted by her sister, Mrs. Kahlo, and Mrs. Frank Ritchie, entertained a few friends informally at her home on North New Jersey street Friday afternoon. Amonsr the lestswereMrs. John 8. gpann, Mrs. McKay, If -I 8IarJn Mrs. Bond, Mrs. BenJ. Kelsey, Mrs. Gnffluand her friend. Miss Ilolme. Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs. Zenec, Mrs. Friedley, Mrs. Glenn Howe, Mrs. fctevensoa, Mrs. Suman, Mrs. Ktahl, Mrs. Brodbeck. Mrs. Ryan". Mi. Baker. Mrs. alker and Mia Kettarinif. of Deflanee. O. The parlors were beautifully decorated with roses, ferns and smilax. nftti1 of ""nig- people, chaperoned by iIMjlaW1Umg1e,TvWTnt out to her suburban home, at AUisonvie, on 8t Valentine's night, and enjoyed a s'oeal evening. An omnibus furnished the tranportation from the city, and a ?.ntifui lunr''11ra!l rved a"er they reached Tueir aesunQon. Among die number were the Mlsae. Klt lnrcr and guest. Miss Houab. of London, Ht gnow. Miss Jordan, MIas Allen, Mr. Hare, rj. Merrill Moores, Mr. Charles Moores, Mr .trtHallam. Mr. Ed Hallam. Mr. Schuyler S?.. Mr. Will Taylor, Mr. Maurice Builer, Mr. " 4Jllam Kirk and others. Mrs. George Tanner entertained a few friends

k juuvuruu, jcsicruaj, in uouor oi iurs. iiaiawin, of Detroit, who is visiting her sister, Mrs Atterbury, on North Illinois street. The occasion was unusually delightful on aeconnt of Its entire informality. The several courses were daintily served, and the favors for each guest were a bunch of English violets and a decorated salted almond-box. Among the guests were Mrs. George R. Sullivan, Mrs. Root. Mrs. John Carey. Mrs. Frank lUackledge. Mrs. MorrU Boss, Mrs. Pierre Gray, Mrs. bailie D. Vajen and friend Miss Bulllvan, of Bonis ville, Mrs. Wm. eott, Mrs. Harold Taylor, Mrs. BenJ. Walcott, Mrs. Buskirk, Mrs. W.J. McKee, Mrs. E. L. McKee, Mrs. W. J. Brown and other. Dr. and Mrs. George W. Combs celebrated their first wedding anniversary Friday evening in a happy manner at their new home on North Tennessee street. Cards formed the, evening's entertainment, and the attendance numbered only a small company of the married friends of the young people. Among the number present were Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Griffith, Mr. and Mrs. II. G. Byram, Miss Ritchie, of Cincinnati; Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Griffith, Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Gray. Mr. and Mrs. Will Dagerett, Dr. and Mrs. C. I. Fletcher, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Bingham. Mr. and Mrs. Major Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. William Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Chap Williams. Mrs. Hanson, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Kicgelo, Mr. Alex. Jameson, Mr. Herbert Hadley, and others. Mrs. C. F. Griffin gave an elegant luncheon on Tuesday afternoon at her residence, 352 Home avenue.' The favors were engraved menu rds with their satin corers tied with silk cords. The outside was decorated with forget-me-nots. The favors were in pink, blue and white, while scarfs of lik colors on the table directed the guests to then- seats. Among those who accepted the Invitations were Mrs. 8.J. Peelle, Mr.J.B. Elain.Mrs. W. T. Noble. Mrs. J. A. Lemcke, Miss Ream. Mrs. I. P. Gray, Mr. Pierro Gray, Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. C. II. Young, Mrs. C. A. Thornton, Mrs. Horace McKay, Miss Nicholson, Mrs.Jude Olds. Mrs. Ira J. Chase. Mrs.L. T. Miehener, Mrs. Byram. Miss Ritchie, of Cincinnati, Mrs. Barhaua and Mrs. Hohm, of Crown Taint. The teas given by the several sections of the Free Kindergarten and Children's Aid Society are features of the winter's entertainments, and some of the sections have already been given. Two of the sections yet to entertain have decided to give variety, and instead of a tea bare secured Miss Madge Wlekham. the violinist, for a concert. Miss Wick ham has been playing with success in New York, where she made her debut in January. She has given concerts in all counties of Europe, and has medals and rings, gifts from royalty. Bho is a line violinist and an Indiana girt. Miss Kate Elliott, of LouJbville, a fine soprano who has just finished a eours of studv in Europe, will sing and Miss Sadie Walker, Miss Anna Wilcox. Mr. J. B.Cameron, and possibly others, will fill out a programme of exceptional merit. The ladies are selling tickets, which must be Indorsed by the seller, and can be exchanged for reserved seats. The concert 1rlll be given at Tomlinson Hall, on Tuesday evening the 2tith. The Zig-zag Pleasure Clnb gave a fancy dress ball, at the Dancing academy. When Block, on Wednesday evening, which was a most enjoyable affair, there being over forty members present. Each lady was presented a souvenir, in the form of a handsome band-painted valentine, with the word -Zig-zag" inscribed thereon. The costumes were all very eiegitnt. the following characters being represented: Jlisa Maud W illiams, snow; Nellie Warner, snow; Miss Hollenbeck, Goddess of Liberty; Miss Gwaltnpy. school girl; Johanna Martens, lawn tennis; Cora Cooper, She; DoLlie febarff, Erminie; Miss Goddard. peasant girl; Jessie Green, MTlss; Therza Martens. tambourine girl; Miss Cullen, iteosant girl; Miss Conway, peasantgirl; Pauline Martens, Scotch lassie; Miss Biddinger, hunting costume; Miss Cass, skating suit; Padie Daglish. school girUMiaparker.srhoolrirl; MissBnelsmith, Spanish eirl; P. N. Woodbury, Indian; John Milnor. Tuts; Fred Greater, D. I).; Ed. Bwatn, count; Mr. Ellis, our king, John Williams, full dress; Ellis Hunt, king's Jester; Will Roth, court costume; Newt Miller, Jap; Mr. Johnson, full dress, and Jos. Bcharff. dude. Mrs. T. P. Ilaugney, Sirs. P. IT. IVigrtns, Mrs. Rldenour, Mrs. Daniel Stewart, Mrs. John Carey, Mrs. Will Scott and the Misses fhipp, Herod and Butler assisted Mrs. J. II. titewart in reoelrlng on the occasion of her reception, on Wednesday afternoon. Among toe guests were Mrs. Noble C. Butler, Mrs. William Henderson. Mrs. hiuieon Carey, Mrs. R. K. by Oers, M rs. Darr umt daughter, Pau Francisco, Mrs. II. R. Allen. Mrs. ekelon, New York, Mrs. Chapin Foster, Mrs. James T. Wright, Mrs. L P. Gmy, Mrs. Pierre Gray, Mrs. J. B. Black. Mrs. O. li. Jameson. Mrs. Clarence Wulsin, Mrs. Victor Mendricis, Miss Anna Hendricks, Mrs. C E. Comn.Miss Jordan, Misa Nancy Baker, Miss Kmma Ayres, Mrs. Jason Care-v, Mrs. C. F. eaylea, Mrs. T. M. Bntler, Mrs. H. P. Wasson.Mrs. George Hitt. Mrs. J. P. 8hipp, Mrs. Charles Millard. Mis. John I lolnian, Mrs. J ames Winters. Mrs, J. H. Vajen, Mrs. W. H. II. Miller, Miss Florence Miller, Mrs. William Herod, Mrs. M. A. McGregory, Mrs. A. C. Harris. Mrs. "Wm. Ketcham. Mrs. Q. C. McCnlloch. Mrs. Barrv, Mb Barry, Mrs. Charles Martiudale, Mrs. 8. P. Gray, Mrs. Linda Gray. Mis Malott. Miss Carrie Malott, Mrs. E. B. Martindale, Mrs. K. B. F. Pelrce, Miss PeJrce. Miss VanValkenberg. XUi Adair, Atlanta. Ga., and Miss Robertson, liloomington. THE STATE AT LARGE. Anderson. Mrs. Charles Johnson, of Danville, 111., is viiltinx her parents. Dr. and Mrs. W. P. Brickley Mrs. Pyfranus Cokefair, of Everton, is vlsitinc her daughter Mrs. B. M. Keltner....Mrs. Will Cumback, of Greensbnrg, visited her daughter, Mrs. J. W Lovett hist week Mrs. Will fccott returned last week from visiting her parents at Greenca8tle....Mrs. J. p. McClure vkited friends at Alexandria last week Mrs. Sanford Reddish, of Richmond, la visiting Mrs. E. C. Bliven. Craw fordsTille. Will Powers and wife have returned to riatnville. Kan....Mn. John Craig returned to Kokcmo last Monday Mary Thomson has been visiting Mrs. Dr. Finney at Attica.... H.C Sheridan and wife of FrauVford. were the guests of Fred Brown and wife over last Sunday Mrs. W. C. Gott has been visiting her parents in Terre Haute.. ..George Graham and wife entertained a number of friends on Monday evening to a firogresslve angling party Kate Quick has reamed to Covington after a visit with Kate Kelley....Mrs. Mac rMllwcll. of Chicago, is in the citr.--.On Tuesday evening Mrs. J. E. Hnmpartes entertained the bachelor friends other husband.. ..D. II. Jackson and wife were at Greencastle at Sunday Phrono Powell, of Cincinnati, is the guest ff Mrs. Collett Campbell. Mrs. P. C. 5omerville and Mrs. Josephine Newton rave a paity last evenlnz.... Mrs. Elwood Meade, of Lafayette. 1s visiting her iter. Mrs. Miiford.... Kittle Tobin haa been vbilting

Mrs.M.Kcllcy at RockvilJe.... Kate and Mary Elston entertained a number of friends on la t Thursday eveninjr. and the progressive angling rizes were won by 31abel McClelland, Seymour etchenand Je.vse Greere Mrs. T.N. Myers end Minnie Myers have Wn vt.itinjr frieudj in Indianapolis Chatley Ilanling ha; been vtltln his sister, Mrs. Charles McCabe, at Covington.

Corydon. ML Rose Wricht is visitinsr friends at Oakland City.. ..Mr. ChasE. Ileth, of Memphis visited Lis parents at this place last week. ...Miss Lillian Lemmon has returned from a viait to Louisville friends Mr. D. G. McGraln and wife visited relatives here last week Miss Kate Douglass Is visiting New Albany friends Mr. Lafe hiros, of Leavenworth, visited hU father at this place last week. Elkhart. A young ladles' orchestra of twelve pieces has been orjranized here, and is making good headMay under the instruction of Professor Cook Several Elkhartians went to Chicago last week to hear Mary Anderson and to witness La Toca."....Mr. and Mr. a. Maxon have gone to Kurefca Springs, Ark., to spend several weeks Miss Nettie Kempner, of Constantine, Mich., is t he gnest of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Nadel Mrs. Wilson lharp is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lmie Collourn, at Waukeha. Wis.... Mrs. Dwight Bolster, of Coldwater, Mieb., is visiting Mrs. J. bhosberger and other Elkhart friends.... Mrs. L. K. Eaton Is visiting in Fremont, Ind....Mrs. and Miss Griswold, of Wabash, ere visitinff Elkhart friends Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Guispo went to Plymouth, W edncbday, to attend a reception Miss Charlotte Mann has returned from a visit of several weeks in Muskegon.... Miss May Dolson is visiting in Chicago Mr. and Mrs. Edward Januette, of South Bend, are the guests of Mr. and Sirs. B. H. Trump Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Ayres. of Warsaw, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. D. fchultz Hon. and Mrs. (i. G. Barney are in Indiana polis.... Mrs. J. P. Primley, Mrs. John Kelley and Mrs. J. II. fclato visited the Yerastehaginist exhibition in Chicago last week Miss Carrie Crawford, who was visiting here, has returned to Sublette, III. ...Mrs. F. T. Muffle and daughter. Miss Georgia, have gone to Detroit for a month's stay Mrs. Andrew Hayward and daughter Zoe are in Ann Arbor Mrs. J. II. Calkins entertained her lady friends at her residence, ou Division street. Tues day evening.... Messrs. Charles Pratt and John 8. Collins will entertain their friends at the borne of Mr. Pratt, next Tuesday evening.... Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Moody have gone to California for a six weesrs stay. Franklin. Mrs. Mary Woodsmall Is visiting relatives In Macon, Ga. Hon. t. W. Dungan conducted a successful farmers' institute at Acton last week. He delivered a series of lectures to large audi ences Rev. Smith Miller, of Crown Point, Ind., visited relatives here last week Mr. and Mrs. N. T. Rogers, Mis Flora Hilton and Charles Creasey attended a reunion of the Creasey fami lies, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Brannaman. in Greenwood, on Friday... Miss Anna Thompson, of Seymour, was the guest of Franklin relatives last week.. ..Mrs. Re Duncan and little daughter have returned from an extended visited to relatives in Tithn. O Ir. Winters, of Pennsylvania, will preach in the rresbyterlan Church Sunday afternoon and evenlncr Mrs. Bert Essex, of Colunibus, n tne truest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Whitesides.... Miss Nellie Fitzgibbon attended tho iienancKS cmo reception ri Indianapolis Mrs. 8. A. Bright and Miss Late letmar have Just returned Irom a visit with Indianapolis rela tives. ...Rev. J. T. Thompson, of Lebanon, ky., is visitintr relatives in our citv Miss Kate Petin ar, of Charleston, Iud., is a guct in tho family or Rev. s. a. Brigst. Greencastle. Ed R. Stephens, of Newport, is visiting friends ana rraternity brothers here Miss value iiui is visiting in Ladosra Miss 8allte Reader is vis iting friends in New Albany Mrs. Cnas. Hebnett is visiting relatives In Rock ville Mr. P. M. Ostrood. of Chanleau. Ont.. is visitinir A. D. Miller and wife.... Miss Maggie McKeever, of In dianapolis, visited friends litre Sunday last.... Mrs. John Ireland visited her daughter, Mrs. Frank Smith, of Brazil, last week Prof. II. L. Beals delivers tho university lecture to-day; sub ject, 'The F.nd of Character.".... The lady whistier, MissMcManis, or Indianapolis, assisted m the Japanese tea party, at Meharry Hall, on Wednoday evening. The entertainment was something novel and new, and Misa McManis was neartiiy ieceived. Greenfield. M.rs. Dr. G. M. Martin and Mrs. Dr. Ed noward gave a reception at the home of the former, lat Saturday afternoon, assisted by Mrs. Elbert Tyner, the Misses Jessie Hamilton, Lulu Adkinson and Alma Martin. The bouse was beauti fully decorated with plants, choice cut flowers and amilax. Elegant refreshments were served from 2 to 5 o'clock. Unique favors were presented to each guest. Among those present were Mrs. a. m. and Mrs. j. xsew, Mrs. . L. Mont gomery, Mrs. E. T. Swope, Mrs. J. S. Smith, Mrs. J. W. Cook. Mrs. C. G. Offutt. Mrs. Dmican. Mrs. I. P. Poulaen, Mrs. E. Marsh, Mrs. R. Wilson, Mrs. M. Swope. Mrs. II. Thayer, Mrs. P. M. Wills, Mrs. W. Gooding. Mrs. N. P. How ard, Mrs. II. Strickland, Mrs.. Ramsey. Mrs. jonn MitcneiL ana many others .'...Elder Ifltchard, of Indi&napoLU. will deliver two lectures here next week, under, the auspices of tho cnautauqua circle.... Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Dalryraple were the guests of Greenfield friends last Sunday The cotlee lunch given by the ladles of the Christian Church at the residence of Mrs. D. B. Hinton on Thursday evening w as largely at tended. I ne uavis urenestra Charles G. onutt, James A. 'ew and Clarence lloutrh furnished the music aud literary programme Dr. and Mrs. O. 8. Collin, of Carthage, were the guests of Miss Ida Cottin yesterday.... Mr. and Mrs. Nel son Bradley attended a wedding at McCordsville on a ednesday.... Mrs. D. B. Cooncrcavc an ele gant dinner party on Wednesday m honor of the thirtr.tinit nnnlvercarr nf f r t 'niutp. Vtfrh The Knights of Pythias of this city are arranging ior a magnincent social and banquet on Tuesday evening Mrs. Luddinfrton, of Indianapolis, has opened an art studio in this city, and has a goodsized class in painting Iouglas Beekner, Harry Strickland, Herman Bohui, James Thomas and J. W. Cooper were at Arlington on Friday night assisting in degree work of Odd-fellowship. Miss Lydia Bowen and father, of Knightstown, were the guests of William New and fam ily last week.... Mrs. Daniel Loehr, of Noblesviue, is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Charles Wiggins.... Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Kilter returned from their visit in Rushville Monday Mrs. Wills Chandler, of Tipton, U visiting Mrs. Jacob Slifer and other relatives Irone Cole, of Pendleton, was visiting Anna Welch the first of last week Mrs. W. s. Mont gomery Is visiting her mother. Mrs. M. E. Clarke. at NVblesville. . . .May Jones, of Knightstown, is the gnest of elle Peters Sarah Walker is vis iting in Rushvillo.,.. Luther S. Scott, proprietor of the Welch Creent, Louisiana, wss the guest of his father. Rev. E. T. Scott, last Mondav Mrs. Alexander Martin, wile of President Martin, of Derauw university, Greencastle, is visiting her son, Prof.T. V. Martin Terry Culberson, of jvniKirwto-wn. was visiting m tne ramny or G. is. Ranisey thv first of tho week Llbbie Thomas, Jose Pricket and J. N. Fatout. of Fort ville. were the guests of Greenfield friend Saturday Mrs. E. P. Thayer, jr., und aunt, Mrs. Colli ne. of Illinois, left Saturday for a visit with relatives and friends in Greencastle. Montezuma. E. G. Wilson, of Crawfordsville, visited friends hero this week.. ..Mrs. Julia Ilinoto visited friends in Brazil on, Friday Mrs.Mame Fellows, of Reelsville, is spending a two weeks' visit to ner sister, Mrs. llinote....w. w. Welch, of wanvmf, in., visited mends nere on riday. Muncie. Mrs. William Harris, of Union Citv. was the piest of Mrs. F. W. UcA th this week Mr. and Mrs.J.H. Mculimir vis ted at She bvvillo this week.. ..Mrs. Walter SwKrerett has returned from a visit to Cambridge Civ friends.. ..Mrs. J. H. Rogers, who has been visiting Mrs. W. L. Little, ha.s returned to her home nt Chicago.... Mrs. Ransom Kees. of Lyons. Ind.. visited herfrtends here this week.. ..Miss Kate Clec, of Connersville, visneu ner brother Geonre . here this week.. Mrs. Emma, wife of Captain Feeley, Adjutantcreneral of MinnesotM. will v.!t. Mrs. Mnlnr Wild. limn this week.. ..The Misses Eva Gouirh. Phebe Harvey and Gertie Benadunti, of Newcastle, are tne guests or rrleuds in this citv Mrs. B. A. Miller, of Hartford City, visited her sister. Miss Ella, here this week.... Miss Bertha Miller, attenueu me Jiarns-xodd wedding, at IMchinond, Morris town. Mrs. E. P. Brown, of Indianapolis, is visiting friends here M. C. Bnrk and wife attended a valentine social, at Rushville, on Thursday nipui cierTri j&ouoins ana 3irs. tsiran Johnson were married, at the Vallev House. on Thnr. day, ut 10 a. i....llrs. T. D.Cregor has returned rrom an exteDnea visit with her parents at Uw. is ville, Ind The ladies of the M. K. Church nave organized a Ladies Aid Soci ety, with the following officers: lresldent. Mrs. Scnll; secretary. Miss lva Johnson: treasurer. Mrs. Ilinn- i :nr.!nn Mrs. Geo. Justus itmt Saturday with tru Freeport Miss Jennie Copple has returned iroma visit witn inenas at Kushville....Mr. Wenieniu and wile, of Lewis Creek, ind.. pcni, runuay ttiu iiir. and Mrs. ired nut omcem were elected at the i;nnsuau cunaay-scnK)i last Sunday, as follows: Superintendent, Robirt Zlke: secretary, Mi?s Mattie Hull; treasurer, Mrs. Flora Stone; organists. Misses Belle Crewr and Belle Linvilb. Miss Mattie Stone will teach a summer school nem....jesse lioninson and family will move to xneir iarm, near tpnugrieio, Mo., on Monday. RocUvIlle. Mollie Lambert's schoid has adjourned, and she is home. Mrs. D. S. Howard has gone to Staun ton, ina.. wncre she has a very sick sister... Nellie Fordice and Laurs. Moore, of Busseliville, liave been visiting In Rxxkville J. B. larro h is here ou a snort visit from Mexico. He is ac companied ny a Mexican gentleman. Peru. Mrs. Jaeoh TheohoM Ipffc VhinaHnw f.ir an mv. teudedtrln throuch Kew York and Muaihn. setts.. ..Miss Dora Sices is visiting friends in Sul livan, ind Miss tiertruce Eears is visiting Jessie Jack in Lafayette llrs. Morgan Harvey retutned to her home in Nevada. Mo., Tuesday. aftefan extended visit with relatives fieorge r icoi retumea to uma. t).. Thursday Miss Bessie Baldwin, of Fort Branch. Iud.. is tne tuest of relatives In this city Mrs. E. 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vood, of Delphi, visited Peru the earlier pan oi the week . ..The Poverty Club was entertained by Mr. and Mrs. B. Kratzcr Wednesday evening. W. W. Lnckwood entertained the Vincent Chautauqua Circle Monday evening. . ..The Famine Club met at tho residence of Dr. Higgtns Wcuncsday night. Tipton. wniird Mefiiiire. of Columbus. O.. sucnt last Ri.ruiov urith iii nrents Mrs. D. C. Jones is the guest of Mrs. liee Young Maud Miller, who has leen visiting relatives uere, nas retumea io her home iu Hartford Citv... .Ed Binkley, of I- jmd Mrs. Abe Iiudie. of -Caj v a mau v Arcadia, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. II. Btnkley ...... -. . 1 1 . 1 ; . l T:.nJ t.i.-. n ma n . l. ill ujrun, oi inuiauuj'uii. ia.bcu www the tlret of last week. Terre Haute. Mr. nn.l Mrs. T)nn Ilerzel are at Ft. Smith. Ark. Trs. Ward, of Newport, who was visiting her sifter, Mrs. Joshua Jump. has returned home. ....MissGeorgie imncan,oi umana, w visiuug her cousin. Miss Ida Duncan Mrs. Charles Mixer has gone to New Orleans Miss Myra Durham, of Danville, whowas vlsitincbcr fitter, Mrs. Sam. Rovse, nturned home on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Itichard Carjienter wiU remove to Tiffin, o., earlv iu March Mrs. H.C. Pugh entertained the South-end Progressive Euchro Club Wednesday evening Miss Lizzie Yance, of Kansas. I1L. is visiting the familv of T. M. Vance... .Mr. and Mrs. Thatcher Parker hate returned from their weddiug trip, and are at home to their friends in tueir new resideuf"tn foum mxiu nim....jir. George H. WhedoA M Mrs. Nellie Vaillant were quietly married at IrAi nHn on Saturday, in the presence of Immediate relatives, nt the home of the bride's parents in tlus cit-. The Rev. James u. pianicv, recior vi cu ciepueu b tuunu, uitiHntpd. Th emom in a nroniinent businessman of Cleveland, O. After a wedding breakfast, Mr. and Mrs. Whedon lert by the i-m- tram ior a tourlntheEat. The best wishes of a host of friends go with them. Mrs. Vaillant is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Donaldson. Union City. Mrs. Dr. A. Farouhar. of Ridfrcville. visited friends the vast week. . . .Miss Lizzie Morrow, of Hartford Citv, is visiting hermothorbere Miss Nellie Huffman, of Winchester, visited her bother Riley over Sunday.... Miss Mellie Martin, of inChester, was here last Sunday, tte guest of Miss Flo Gist Miss Mollie fceererce has reTurnen to her home iu Maryland, after standing the winter with friends here.... Mr. Fred Gerdon. of Topeka. Kan., is visiting his parents Miss Annie Anderson, formerly a teacher iu the public schools here, but now of Winchester, is visiting friends and relatives.... Miss Mag we Murry. a teacner in our puono school, is confined to her room by illness.... Mrs. Charles Pateheli, of Fort liecovery, O., is spending a week with her mother.. ..The friends of Miss Nora Witham. formerly of this city, are grieved to learn of her death from consumption nt Lawrence. Kan., on Feb. Miss Emma Shoemaker, of Ridgevillfl, is visiting Miss Sue Gregory Mrs. Alien J aqua is visum g ucr daughter, Mrs. Ida Walker, of Indianapolis Mrs. Ed Higps, of Findlay, 0 is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. MCKee....Birs. pu reng. or xmiHueiuma, is in the city, visiting the family of Mr. Leon Selig Mr. and Mrs. James Reeves, of Eden lk Minn., have returned to their borne after a month's visit witb friends here Captain and Mrs. A; A. Knapp visited friends at Fort Recovery, O., the past week Mrs. T. M. Legg is visitiug her daughter, Mrs. Bessie Batey, at Lima, O....E. A. McElligott, of Philadelphia, ra.,has been the guest of Miss Llllie Smith . C Smith, of tb C. II. A I. railway, has been in the city the past week, visiting his mother, Mrs. C C. Smith.... Mrs. George W. Seyinore has been called to Jamestown. N. Y., by the illness of her mother. . . .Miss Mantie esner is again at nonie for a few days, from her echool in Ohio. Valparaiso. Mai. George W. Haste and wife have gone to I Washington. . . . Wm. C. Wells expects to leave for Nebraska soon The Normal School has fitted up a bidlding for the law department, and will have thirty rooms In music ball, with thirty new pianos and organs Mrs. HeMotte is visiting her nusbaud.'the Senator Charles W. Dickover was visited by his nephew, Thomas btran, a cattleman of Fort Coll his. Col Miss Susie Zener, of LaPortc, visited Miss Bonnie Osborn last week... J. R. Ingram, of Indianapolis, visited Hon. M. L. McClelland last week. "Winchester. Mrs. Laura Furnas Mcndeuhall returned Fri day to her home near Danville, after a visit with relatives and mends here. ...Mrs. James Goodrich entertained her mother, Mrs. Frist, of Lynn. ...Delia Bates eutertaiucd young lady friends Wednesday evening.... Ixttie and George Mnrtiu entertained a number of their friends Tuesday evening Flora Miller entertained friends Tuesday evening. . . .Sadie Hall, of Muncie, is the guest of Mrs. T. F. Doyle and friends Mr. M. E. Phelns. of Eaton. O.. is visiting her daughter. Mrs. J. A. Griever Flo Miller, of South East street, had a select company of her joung friends with her Tuesday evening, testing abilities at progressive euchre.... Miss Grace Shipley, of Muncie. and Ev Jackson, of Union City, were iu attendance nt the young folks' hop, iu thjs .city, Feb. 7 Joan g. biennis and family, of Knox, Starke county, are viiting friends in-this county A social tea. in houor of her cousin. Miss Alice Swaim, was given bv Miss Etta Alexander last Saturday evening. Miss Swaim left for Oxfoid, O., on Monday morning. ...Otis- Cranor and wife, of Williamsburg, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Crauor last week Miss India Brunuield is the cnest of Miss Ina Cropper, of Muncie Miss Nellie noiTiuan spent Sunday in Union City, the guest of her brother. Mrs. Cal. Irvin is at home, after a pleasant visit with relatives and friends at Richmond. Wabash. Thomas W. MeNanice was in Fort Wayne on Monday Sherman Stults, of Huntington, visited friends in this city ou Sunday Dr. A. J. Smith and daughter. Miss ltote, went to Chicago on Monday. They returned Wednesday... .Mr. and Mrs, V. K. Williams passed Sunday with Mr. aud Mrs. Will Uogan in Marion.... Mr. and Mrs. Frauk Blount returned on Saturday evening from a visit at Rock Run, Ala....Theo. New arrived last Friday from Mansfield, O., on a brief visit to his parents here. . . .Mrs. J. M. Harter returned on Monday from a visit in South Whitley. . . . .Miss Anna Oppenheim. of North Manchester, was in the city early in the week, the guest of Miss Clara Rosenthal.... Howard Atkinson returned home on Wednesday evening from his trip through Europe and the Holy Land.. ..Miss Rosalind Keller is visiting friends in Logansport. Miss Emma Daugherty went to Chicatroon Thursday, where fho is visiting friends. ....Mrs. Etta J. Stepenson has recovered from a severe illness .... Charles Hibieu left for his home in Norfolk, Neb., last Friday eveniug Bert McCowan, of Chicago, was in the city ou Sunday, the guest of bis relatives. Mr. McCownn is now a commercial traveler Misses Juvia Tinker, .Faye Henley, Minnie Brnuer and (trace Mc Henry were the iwiests of Miss Emma Pnrviance, at Huntington, last Sunday Ed McGulre, of North Manchester, was in the city on Saturday.... Miss Mn ry C. Culver left on Wednesday for Jacksonville, Fla., where she will remain until June 1. Charles Meisner and 51iss Maud Leuhart, of Peru, were in the city hist week, the guests of friends. They attended the Joie de Vie dance on Wednesday evening Miss Maud Wallace, of North Manehestar, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Barter James Beroth lias accepted a Cosition with the Treaty Creek Stone and Lime ompany. Ho will begin his duties on Monday. Mrs. Minnie Browii was treated to a delightful surprise lat Wednesday evening by the ladies of the Woman's llelief Corps to the number of twenty-five. Tho visitors brought wellfilled baskets. TIIK STATE OF ILLINOIS. Cliaiupaign. Thursday evening Mrs. Prof. Snyder, Mrs. C. 0. ButterHe'd and Mrs. Woods gave a reception to their friends at their rooms on Chureh street, ....Mrs. E. Frederickson and son, of Princeton, are guests of Champaign friends.... Mrs. T. V. Walker and Mrs. J, Jilanchard are oif for a trip totUilifornia, via New Orleans Mrs. Tboiniaon, of Laron, III., Is a guest of Mrs. Carrv Uent. Prof. liutler is in Minneapolis. ...E. V. llalford, of Indianapolis, waa the guest of J. W. 8paulding Sunday. ...Mrs. Alice Miller is a guest of friends at liatavia, 111 Miss Mary Price entertained her friends at her home 104 West White street Tuesday evening Miss Nellie Mccarty is visiting nt Leverett Miss Helen Iloblit, of Liurolu, is a guet of Miss Bessie Bcroggs. Prof. . E. Morrow was in Kankakee Thursday. . . .Miss Mary Price has returned to Topeka, Kan Mrs. Grace bnyder is a guest of friends in this city.... J. Dove, of Platsniouth, Neb., ia a guest of IL A. Jones. Charleston. Miss Lizzie Eurges visited at St. Paul recently. ....Mrs. ts. A. Whitesel and daughter May, of Eondville, Neb., aro guests of Charleston friends. fieorge W. tfnvderand wife have departed for Madrid, Neb Mrs. M. Kershaw Tisited in Mttoon the past week Mrs. bailie fcbafer, of Oakland, was a gnest of Charleston friends, on Bunday Mrs. Hart, from New York, is tho guest of farmer Miles Miss Kste Carman is back from atriptotiennany....Mrs. M. Gallochy, of Zancsvillc, O., is the guest of Mrs. J. C. Erooks. ....Lueien Dunbar, J. I. Brown and Bruce Olassco attended the meeting of the Illinois Press Association, at Danville, on the 13th and 14th.... Oeorge Blake, of Zanesville, O., is the guest of Mrs. J. C. Brooks Misses Emma Hutchason and Nellie Morris returned from Kansas, III., on Monday Mrs. Ruth Bogers, of Dudley, I1L, is being entertained by Mrs. John Parker.. ..J. W. Craig and wife, of Mattoon, were visitors in the city on Sunday. Danville. Mrs. James F. Ilughes. of Mattoon, who has been visiting Mrs. J. W. Mekin, has returned boine Mrs. Allen 8. Cook, North Vermilion street, is visiting her son in Evans ville, Ind.... Miss Nellie Wallace, of I-afayette, is visiting the family of CoL L. T. Dickaon....Mra. Prank Force has returned from Indianapolis.... Miss Bertie Laylouroe, of Sidney, who has been visiting her mint, Mrs.J. 8. Prantz, has returned home Miss Minnie McDowell, of Auburn, Ind.. after a delightful viit with her sister, Mrs. Will Morris, has gone to Chattanooga, Teuu Mis Ella Culbertson, of fttate Line, is vMtlnc friends in the city. ...Mrs. Lars Olson and children left Danville, on Thursday, for the outh, their future hou:e Mr. and Mrs. Herman tebmitt have been entertaining Mr. George partridge, of Eloomington Mr. Ollle lieevea, of Enbiuson, is visituig her sifter, Mrs. Watson, on Harrison street Miss Gerrrud Poole, of hhawneetown, 111., Miss Aiata liudaon, Mjf . and 1U4 L&sgO

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LAC In the big stock of a great variety of Irish patterns, in all makes. The sale of Muslin dition of a great variety and Skirts. Mr. and Mrs. Gould, Mr. Burnett, Albert Wyeth, Kev. 8tanleyand George Bunten, all of Terre Haute; Mrs. Will Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wallace, Mra. Henry Vinten and Miaa Dreserof Lafayette, were in attendance at the Oouid-Dlcka-son wedding. . . .Mrs. John Nugent, of Westvtlle, and Mrs. Lewis Buhl and on. of Missouri, visited a few days at Charles Hubr....Miss Carrie Custer, of Georgetown, is visiting Mrs. M. B. Custer, South Danville. Mattoon Mrs. L. L. Lehman is visiting in Bprinflcld and Jacksonville, 111 A private theatrical party was given at the residence of Mayor W. B. Dunlap on Friday evening last.... Mrs. Henry Kirchgraber and children, of Centerville, la., are guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Busch. ...Miss Fannie Hutchason and mother, of Charleston, are visitors with Mrs. W. F. Randolph Miss Ella Zimmerman, of Ashmore, 111., is the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. W. Master Miss Lottie Bryant, of Wyoming Territory, visited the Misses Strickland Sunday Mrs. B. Van Meter will arrive in Mattoon soon from Old Fields, W. Va., to visit friends.... Mrs. J. F. Hughes visited friends in Danville, 111., and attended the meeting of the Illinois Press Association the past week.... Mrs. B. Smith, of Chicago, is in Mattoon.... Miss Allie Johnson, from Humboldt, left this city yesterday for a visit at Kpringtleld....Miss Carry McCoy, of Bulllvan, is a guest of Mrs. W. L. Major.... Mrs. G.M.6toner Is visiting Bhelbyrille friends Mrs. Kate Powell has returned from a visit at Poseyville, Ind.... Richard Doyle and wife were called to Carbon, Ind., Thursday, by the death of Mrs. D.'s father Miss Georgia Simmons has arrived from Minneapolis, and will reside with her sister, Mrs. F. J.Andrews.... Miss EmmaCorder, of this city, and Robert Gass. of xa.were married in Charleston Wednesday evening Miss Myrtle Coppage -avea 5 o'clock tea, Wednesday evening, in bono; of Miss Helen McNalr,of Louisville, Ky. Marshall. Bert Bryan was over from Martinsville to see bis mother last Sunday and Monday.... lien Bansen, of Danville, spent a few days with relatives here recently.... will Chenoweth and wife, of Darwin, were here to see their respective parents last Sunday and Monday.. ..Mrs. will Clatrelter, of Terre Haute, has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Carter, a few days. . . . J. 0. Miller and wife, of Martinsville, visited friends here last week. ....Judse Gasaway and wife have been visiting in Martinsville a few days Hal Dulaney, True Booth, II. V. Gard and A. P. Cole were in IndianajKdis on a visit bast Tuesday and Wednesday. Miss MaryDevol haa returned home from Terre Haute.... Mrs. John Thompson has been spending several days in Terre Ilaute with her sister, Mrs. J. Hlxon....Bev. D. Sherrill visited in Lisbon, Kendall county, last week.... Mrs. E. J. Hughes and her daughter, Miss Maud Hughes, went to Evancville, Ind., last Monday, to attend .the wedding of a relative Misses Jessie Quick. June Williams and Maggie Bryan have returned from their visit to Crawford county relatives Miss May Emerson arrived at home last Tuesday from lioston. Mass., where she haa been attending the New England Conservatory of Music, r-be returned by way of Chicago, where she was met by her uncle, D. D.Doll, who went up for that purpose Monday Miss Weeks, of Richmond. Inch, is the guest of Milo Janes and wife.... Misses Bone and Lou Hazelrigg, of Greensburg, Ind., are visiting John K. Black and wife.... Mrs. IU H. Brown was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Doug Griffith, in Terre Haute, last week.... Miss Emma Nusbaum was the guest ef Edgar eounty relatives last week. ...Mrs. William Cunningham and daughter Ella have been visiting in Caey Miss Laura Allison visited in Terrw Haute lsst week.... Mrs. May Steele. of Terre Haute, was the gnest of relatives here last week. Paris. Mr. Paul Wilson, of Pueblo, Cob, la the gnest of his uncle. Mr. AViUiam a Wilson. ...Mr. Hiram Miller and wife, of Indianapolis, returned home Tuesday, after a brief visit with John Myers and family.... Miss Mattie Sell&r.whohas been spendiur several months visiting her brother. Colonel Sellar and family, departed Tuesday for Kansas City, to visit ner sister, Mrs. J. L. Kline.... Messrs. Pope Wilhoit. Hul Hoi comb. , W. B. Frvwire and Len Owens went to India nanolis on Tuesday to attend a meeting of the KnbVta of rjthUi Lodg.,.,Ur, and Sirs. Unfaxuodg

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Underwear will be made of new goods, especially tailed relatives in Terre Haute this week.... Miss Ollle Dresbach has returned from an extended isitwithreJatlveelneaeternOhio Mrs. a P. Hitch is visiting relatives in Chicago.... Mr. C C. Hunter went to Chicago on Monday.... Dr. J. H. Hlnkie. of 8ulllvan, Ind., was the guest of Dr. A. J. Miller, Sunday Mrs. Charles McCarty, of Shelby ville, 111., Is the guest of her mother.... Judge Trogdon nas gone to Jacksonville, Fla., to remain a few weeks Mr. Henry Mullinsbas gone to California to remain a few months. . . .Mrs. A. J. Poole and daughter, of St. Joseph, Mo., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Beyles Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Tanner have f one to South Bend, Ind., to locate Miss Grace luston has returned from a visit with friends iu Indianapolis.... Miss Nettie Jones has returned from a visit with friends in Indianapolis and Cincinnati Charles N. Wood returned, Monday, to his home hi Helena, M. T Mrs. llosefl'a Shrader departed, Thursday, for her borne in Kansas City Mr. and Mrs. Frank Constant, of Hutchinson, Kan., are vlsitlngrelatlves here. St. Joseph. Miss Kate Cusick, of Paris, Is a guest of Mrs. N. M. Sims Mrs. Hattie Dawson, of Veedersourg. Ind., is a guest of friends here S. E. Cltircn was visited on Sunday by a brother and wife, of Danville. III.... Mr. Lizton, of Shelbyville, 111., is a guest of George Thomas and f amllv T. E. Lecka and wife entertained Mr. LC's father and mother, of Oalr.tr ood, and Carey Lecka, of Danville, 11L, Sunday. j. Urbana. Mrs. A. T. Fant returned to Indianapolis Monday.... Miss Lucy Busey returned ironi Fairmount Monday.... Miss Hattie Bennett has returned from a visit in Indiana Col. 8.T. Busey and family and S. II. Busey and wife are visiting in Florida. . . .Rev. K. u. Hobbs and wife have returned from a visit at Bpringfleld, 111.. ..Mrs. Alice Drury and son Earle are visiting in New York.... Miss Edna Proudfoot bas returned to Syracuse, N. Y....Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Gere entertalned a numler of friends bappily at their residence Tuesday even lair at their home In Champaign B. A. Salisbury and wife are visiting In New York. Odd Facts About the Bible, Pittsburg Dispatch. The following compilation of facta and figure will interest those who are curious about the odd things of the great book: The Bible contains C6 books, 1.189 chapters, 23,173 verses, 773,003 words and letters. The word 'and' occurs 46.287 times, the word lord'' 1,835 times, reyerend' but ouco. "girl" but once, in the third chapter and third verse of Joel; the words "everlasting fire'' but twice and "everlasting punishment" but once. The middle verse is the eightieth verse of the one hundred and eighteenth Psalm. The twenty-iirst verce of the seventh chapter of Ezra contains all the letters in the alphabet except the letter 4J." The finest chapterto read is the twenty-sixth chapter of the Acts of tho Apostles. The nineteenth cbapter of Second Kings and the thirty-seventh chapter of Isaiah are alike. The longest verse is the ninth Terse of the eighth chapter of Esther. The shortest is the thirty-hfth verse of the eleventh chapter of St. John, viz.: "Jesns wept" The eighth, fifteenth, twenty-brat and thirty-first verses of tho onediundrcd-and-seventh Psalm are alike. There are no words of more than six syllables. A Juvenile Cry of the Heart. Boston Transcript. An eight-year-old boy, whose superabundant animal spirits require an occasional check, wan looking at some proofs of photographs of his mother which had just been sent home. There were two views, and the yonnster was very decided in his preference for one over tho other. "Why do you prefer that'' asked his mother. "Because said he, 'in Lb&other one you look as if jou meant it,"

'A i very attfaclTritlie adJ in Gowns, Corset Covers? 1 4 y j TIIET CANNOT DANCE IT. The English Are Too Flow and Clomiy to Appreciate the American Glide Waltz. Baltimore American. In yesterday's American was published cable from a London correspondent stating that London society was all agog over dancing controversy, for which they bleu. 9! the Americans who have crossed the pvn.U They claim, through Mr. George Grossmith.S leading man for Gilbert and bullivan, tha. American waltzers are to blame for intrft" dnemg in their midst the gudo waltz, which, they think ridiculous. : Sneaking of tho acensation. Prof. James W. llangert, teacher of dancing at Standard Hall, corner of Baltimore and Frederick' streets, says: The blame for introducing what they term the ridicnlous glide waltz; could be attributed to no other than tho ' American people, for the Euglish are too' Blow and clumsy to introdace the dance,1 which. I think, is the acme of America's graceful dances. The English are not only' the most ungraceful dancers in the worldV but they aro tardy in learning even thnsimplest of our dances. I have had the; commanders and sub-officers of English : steamers to join my classes during theier titayin the city, but on account of their short stature and broad build, dancing was more like bard work to them than &1 pleasure, and became disgusted before theyj conld acquire our style of dancing. Ono thing is sure, and that is Londoners are about twenty years behind the times in terpischorcau art That is clearly shown by them when they say the Prince of WaW and those of the Marlborough net, a well a. a number of Americansnow living abroad,1 waltz and gallop incorrectly, because they do not dance entirely upon their toed like a maid of the ballet. Tho reason they don't like the gli!e is because they cannot master it, and condemn it on these grounds. The waltz is truly beautiful, and consists of tdx steps to the right, just the same as in the old waltr; then glide back in tare steps, reverse to left in six more steps, and then by eliding back three more steps you will lind yourself in your original position. Of courte this is repented, as many times as you wish, and the gliding movement does away witbl the dizzy feeling which is caused by tho continual round of German waltz," Signor Ilazazer says: "Very few of American dances are prettier than the glido waltz, and Europeans have no dance which wotild compare favorably with it. It would be impossible to dance on the toes only, for the pleasure then would be looked upon as a bore. Waltzing in America is done by making a full rest on the first note of cacu bar. then follow gracefully on the toea without springing, so as to make the move an abrupt one. In Canada some of my pupils were compelled to sit down while the foreigners were on the floor at any publio reception, because in tfceir horrible galop they took np the entire boor in a very fewseconds. The best proofs we have to show for the popularity of the glide waltz is, while numbers of other pretty round dances have been introduced since tho glide's first appearance, they all have gone cut of style, and the glMe holds its own everywhere." An excellent furniture nolish for every- , thing but a piano, is made by mixing threV parts cf alcohol shellac varnish with onts part of boiled linseed oiL b'hake welL aad rub briskly while applying. Salt curdle newrilk: hence A rrspanng milk porridgeY . gravies. !, tit ealt should net bo fulled untiL ' W- ii ealt should net bo h

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