Indianapolis Journal, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 October 1889 — Page 3

THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL, SUNDAY, OCTOBER G, 1889 -TWELVE PAGES. ": "

PERSONAL AND SOCIETY. The first two weeks of October record tha opening of the club season and Indianapolis is blest with clubs. The person who does not belong to a clnb of some kind hero is a curiosity. Cards, dAncing, musical and literary clubs predominate. There are any quantity of regular private meetings lor cards, ranging from four members to twenty-four or more. There are more dancing clubs than ever, the Lancers and Arlington leading in point of numbers. The Cotillion lias both cards and dancing, enjoyed alter nately. The Gentlemen's Club and the Century lead the men's literary clubs, and the Woman's Club those for women. The Woman's Club and the Matinee Musicale were organized the same year. The former has seventy-nre members and the latter

titty active and more than tho same number of associate membera. The College Corner is the oldest club in the city and has both men and women members. The Clio is the re-named Historical Club. Then there are the Catharine Merrill and Fortnightly. The Tourists' Club has opened its year auspiciously and promises a continued existence. The Maennerchor and Lyra societies will continue to delight the people with their music, and clubs for out-door amusement are numerous. The Woman's Club began its season with an elegant reception on Friday afternoon to representatives from all the women's clubs of the State, the members, with forty visitors, making more than a hundred guests. The speeches of the delegates were bright and interesting, and the entertainment was one of the greatest treats the club has ever enjoyed. Club life in Indianapolis is a beneht and an improvement and never a dissipation, as the name "club life" so often gives the impression. Now that the wedding season is at hand, it has been suggested by one who has gone ovef the matrimonial road, that those who are about to undertake their travels together should consult an almanao before finally closing their dates. The wedding day is generally safely chosen, but the reception days are the ones where trouble is found. The difficulty with the persons in question was that the four weeks in a month led them to believe there were four sets of days. Their cards were sent ont for receptions on each of four Wednesdays in the month. It was intended that there should be four receptions. After the return of the bridal pair from their trip, and the time came, it was found there were five Wednesdays m the month, xnnch to their disgust Four days to formally receive their friends were considered, enough, but five was bad form. Last week was one of those which come every spring and fall when what weight of clothing to wear is an unanswered question. Almost any day down town mightbe seen a woman! with a sealskin or plush cloak, and next to her one with a sateen dress and bead mantle one was too warm and the other chilled through. Many an ilaster morning, when that festival falls early in the year, one sees lace shawls and fur sacques worn the same dav, and the variety is always amusing. When the lirst chili days of fall come the housewife is apt to think it is time to unpack her cedar chest, and then when a cold morning comes she puts on her heavy apparel. The middle of the day she is too warm, and niaht and morning too chill. The Boston fashion of always carrying a wrap would be a tiresome one, but on sucn changeable days it is necessary. Personal Mention Mr. J. H. Lowes is spending a week's vacation In Detroit. Mrs. Fred Hetz has gone to New York city on a three-weeks visit. Misses Mary and Nancy Dryer will go Eaat today to make a visit of a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Harris Galbralth will leave tomorrow for fit. Louis to be absent a week. r. II. R. Allen and family will leave for the L"ast this week to make a visit of some length. Mrs. George Warren and son have returned home from a three months visit to Connecticut. . Mr. and Mrs. Major Taylor will leave to day for Washington, .New York, and other Eastern 0 ties. Mrs. D. DeWitt Nay, of North Tennessee street, ras been called to Detroit by the severe illness of her mother. Mrs. 8. A. Hihhea will po to Kansas Citr this month to visit her daughter, Mrs. Ernest Wiles, for a few days. Mrs. Jeie Wnitildire DeWolf, of St. rani, will be herr. to sin at Professor Black's concert, ednesday evening. Miss Relnkln?. of New Albany, is the guest of Miss Blanche Dollens, at her home on North Pennsylvania street. Mr. and Mrs. James M. Winters are in New ork. called there by the serious illness of the latter' eister, Mrs. Baum. Mrs. A. Ileustls and son, of Terre Haute, who were here to attend the marriage of Miss Kate . Lally, left for home to day. Miss Nettle Horn, of Pennsylvania, is here to srendthe winter with her sister, Mrs. Fred Apptd. on North Meridian street. Mrs. Josephine Gardner Martin, of Attica, is expected this week to visit her parents at their new home on North Delaware street. Mr. and Mrs. Clay Whiteley and niece. Miss Canneld, will leare on Monday for a three-weeks' trip to Jwansaa City and Denver, CoL Mr. and Mrs. Stonjcnton Fletcher and family, accompanied by Mrs. Fletcher's mother, Mrs. .Barrows, of Boston, have returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Ilervey Bates have civen up the President's residence, on North Delaware street, and are again at home at the Bates House. Mr. "Frank Mills, of Kalamazoo, who has many friends In the city, will spend this week here, llaylng an engagement at the Tark Theater. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. E. Calkins have jrone to Cuicaco, after a two weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Marcy. 702 North Meridian street Mrs. Florence Browning Kirk and children, of Chicago, are visiting her father, Mr. Robert Browning and family, on North Meridian street. Mrs. Geoire N. Catterson will jco Bast the last of this month to attend the marriages of two friends, one at Boston and the other at Albany. Mr. Will Duthle, late of Cleveland, O.. and tenor Plnger of 6L John's Church there, has returned, and will alng with the First Baptist choir. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Elder, son and daughter, Mrs. Blackledce.- and Dr. and Mrs. G. A. Wells, are expected home this week from their California trip. Mrs. Henriette Schleicher, of Frankfort, 111., is vhiting her son. Mr. A. Schleicher. Mr. Fred Fchnepple, of Chicago, Is also the guest of Mr. Schleicher. MUs Mary A. Beadle, who has been visiting ner brother Frank at 68 Christian (avenue, will leave Tuesday for 8L Xavlers Mission, Fort Coster, Mont. , Mr. J. D. Condlt, wife and danichter, forrnerlj of this city, who have been making their home in Chicago the past few years, will return here the 1 ist of this month to reside. Mr. and Mrs. J. c Irry and Mrs. Ernest Morris and daughter will leave to-day for a trip to Washington. Boston and New York. They will re absent several weeks. Miss Kate Eden and Miss Daisy Dame have returned home from northern Ohio, where they leave been risitic? and Klvln? a series of entertainments for the past three week. Mrs. Thomas E. Coats, daughter and little frramlson. aunt and cousin of airs, ftose echarff, after spending a delightful week with the latter, Lave returned to their home at Pleasant Hill, O. Mi3s Carrie Malott will go to Fewee Valley, Ky., to-morrow, and on Wednesday will ofliclate as bribes-maid at the roarrlace of MUs Lottie ?lattnewg, formerly of this city, to Mr. Charles M. Osborne, Jr., of Chicago. Mrs. Grace Levering, of Denver, has postponed rtrr Ylait to friends In this city and Kone to Now York, where she will spend a few months lu study. On her return to her home In the West. some time In December or early in January. will visit here for a few days, and her friends will be given an opportunity to hear her voice. Society Events. Mr. and Mrs. N. K. Alexander will be at home to their irlonds Tuesdays during October at -AJsJ Uroadway. Hie Emera Club will meet next Friday afternoon at Mrs. Lou Hawkins's, corner of Hne and ? lark.ee streets. Mrs. Fred Knefler gave a handsome luncheon psrtT yesterdar noon. In honor of Miss Clara JilacirweU. of Trenton. N. J. Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Frink. No. 308 North Mississippi street, returned to the city last week, after a month's sojourn In the country. Mr. and Mr. E. W. Mesker will celebrate the xlftli anniversary of their marriage, on Tuesday eTenlng.at their new home on Woodruff avenue. Miss Para Levy will si ve a wood-carrlnr reception on Friday afternoon of this week at the residence of Mrs. T. O. Mont on Central avenue from 2 till 0 o'clock. Mrs. Ed IsgrUg icave a very pleaant little company, on Thursday afternoon, lu honor of MLa Ira Moore, who is visiting Mrs. Richard JIKler. The others present were: Mrs. J. A. Cral, 2Ixs. O. G. riall, Mrs. A. M. Do gouchct

Mrs. Pamuel Brundage, Mrs. fitout, Mrs. Gasper, Mrs. L. A. Hendrlckson, Mrs. Taggart and Mrs. Simmons. Robert Ryan crave an enjoyable tennis and card party yesterday afternoon. Those present were: Misses Bertha Eldrtdge and Pearl Kindlebergerand Ridge Oliver. The Ladies Missionary Society, of St. Paul's Church, will hold the regular monthly tea tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. George N. CatUrson, on NortL Meridian street. The marriage of Mist Miiiola McDowell and Mr. John Pierce, of Martinsville, will take place on Wednesday at the home of the bride's grandmother, Mrs. fiarah p. Elliott, A meeting of the committees appointed to arranee for the approaching annual meeting of the W. fl. M. 8. will be held In Meridian-street Church to-morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. The Geo. H. Thomas W. R. C. is preparing for a novel entertainment, to be given at Masonio Hall, Friday, Oct, '28. The afFatr promises to be one of the most humorous entertainments ever given here. Mr. and Mrs. W. C Bmock entertained at tea.

Monday evening. Prof, and Mrs. J. 8. Black and their son, Mr. Charles Holman Black. The other meats were Mr. and Mrs. Henry fichurmann and Miss Jannett Halford. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Brown will celebrate the thirtieth anniversary of their marriage to-morrow evenlntr at their home. No. 20 North Meridian street, for which handsome cards of invitation have been sent out. The Cotillion will continue its series of dancing and card parties for the coming season, and oe entertained at cards, for the first time, at the home of Mr. Vernon Griffith, on North Tennessee street, Friday evening of this week. Cards have been issued by Mr. and Mrs. IL S. Bennett for the marriaee of their daughter Mary Emma and Mr. Robert Edwin Chapman, to occur at 4 o'clock, Wednesday, Oct. -3, at Trinity Methodist Church, Evansvllle. Mr. and Mrs. Chapman will be at home after Nov. 5, at Utlca, O. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Dollens have Issued card3 for the marriage of their daughter, Blanche May, and Mr. James Watkinson Lilly, to occur on Tuesday evening, Oct. l. at 7:30 o'clock, at the family residence. No. 339 North Pennsylvania street. They will be at home, at tho same place, after Nov. 1. The FortnUrhtly Literary Club will besrtn Its season of 1889-90 on Tuesday afternoon of this week, meeting with Mrs. bolomon Claypooland daughters, on North Illinois street. The programme Includes a paper on MGladstone,' by Miss Laura Ream, one on "John Bright, by Mrs. Carrie Maoy Malott, and a conversation on statesmen' led by jlrs. Msry I. Jcnckes. Last Thursday evening Miss Mattle Off, of North Noble street, entertained her friends with a euchre party. Miss Tlllie Schmidt and Frank Relsner won the first prizes. Among those present were: Mioses I. and L. Schultz. A. Sudortf, Emma, Flora and Paulina Waschstetter, D. Relsner, Messrs. C. Off, J. Doeppers, A. and H. Schultz, C. Waschstetter, H. Weinberger, Ed Harding, W. Oil, and Mr. and Mrs. Pf afflln. A society of young people was organized the past week at the residence of Mr. R. T. Steele, on Pennsylvania street, to study the different branches of science. The officers and members of the Students' Scientific Club. tho name Klven the organization, consist of It. T. Steele, president; Flora Burleieh, secretary: Miss Daisy bteele, Edith Conklln, Ada Walter, Messrs. Walter and Guy Bobbins, Paul Williams and Herbert Arnold. The rehearsals of the chorus for the next Musical Festival will boffin Monday evening. Nov. 11. The programme is not definitely decided on, but will probably embrace the oratorio of "Elijah" and Verdi's Requiem." The alzeof the chorus will be limited and stringent rules have been adopted with regard to the admission of members. Those wishinir to enter must apply to Carl Barus, 243 North East afternoons, before Nov. 11. street, on Monday On Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Terry entertained a party of friends at their home on Carlos street. The evening was spent in a social way by the older guests, while for the young people space had been reserved for dancing and cards, which were Indulged . to a late hour. Among those present were: Mesdames McMlnn, Cleveland and McArthur, Mtases Hayden, McKean, Simmons, Agnes McMlnn, Cora, Anna and Mary McArthur; Messrs. Davis, Hayden, Farrell, Vance and Perry. Friday was the eleventh birthday anniversary of Florence Taggart, and, with her sister Nora, the event was duly celebrated with a rarty. The little guests remembered their friend with many pretty presents, and flowers were placed everywhere. Games were played and the hours were gaily passed in pleasant amusements. The company included Clara Hawkins. Agnes DeVey, Kate Bullivan, Uattie Tutewiler, Mary McConney, Dllla Chambers, Edna Lane, Bessie Hloks. Chickle Weber, Lizzie and Lucy Hardy, Rose iiudd, Florence Morrison. Isabel Palmer, Ann Hnrty, Nellie Rhodes, WUla Pollock, Anna Blitz, Mary Bui man and Louise Tutewiler. A very enjoyable party was given by Misses Tlllie and Ida Kruger to a number of their lady and gentleman friends, at their residence. No. 162 Madison avenue, on last Thursday evening. Dancing, cards and games were the order of the evening. Among those present were the following: Messrs. Bowen, Armour, Dormedy, York, Newport. Jones, York. Burkett, Jones. Green, Patterson, Davis, Green, Gaylor, Powers, Shea, Young, Dunn, Bushong. Kendall, Syrup, Sour, Butler, Balls, Grunert, Gray, Reese, Kloepper. Schinudel. Brown, Christy, Humphrey, and Misses Kruger, Murphy, Donovan, Wills, Cor, II oltmann. Kruger, Brinkman, Kruger, Trent, Elwood, W instroe. Pair, Elwood, Gardner, G antley, Paltrle, Balldon, Mocre and Flowers. The first meeting of the Matinee Musicale, for the season, will be held Wednesday afternoon at J:30 o'clock, at Plymouth Church. The musical programme, of the first classical period, will be rendered by the members of the first division, and consist of the anthem and madrigal as illustrated by Tye, Palestrina. Tallis. Bjrde, Gibbons and Blow, from 1500 to 1G48, for the vocalists, and antique airs and dances by John Bull, Wm. Byrde, Lully and Haessler, from 1563 to 1564, for the instrumentalists. The literary portion of the programme will be 'Our Outlook for the Present Year," by Mrs. Flora M. Hunter, to whose capable direction the selection and arrangement of the programme are due. All associate and active members are expected to be present. The marriage of Mr. Thos. L. Brandon and Miss Kate E. Lalley occurred at fct. John's Cathedral, last Tuesday morning, at 10 o'clock. The beautiful and impressive ceremonies of the Roman Catholic Church were performed, by Kev. Monsign or Beasonies. in the presence of a large number of friends of the contracting party. The bride was attired in a white albatross, trimmed In ribbon and lac, bonnet and gloves to match. The bride and groom were attended by the bride's brother and sister. The ushers were Mr. L. Mooney and Thos. Cain. In the evening a recepmon was given at the bride's home, West South street, where many presents were received. Mr. and Mrs. Brandon left on the 11 o'clock train for Chicago and St. Louis. An exceptionally good programme has been arranged for Professor Black's thirty-sixth annual concert at the Grand Opera-house, Wednesday night. The numbers cover selections from the best composers, and the musicians are those who have been under the Professor's instructions. In addition to these Charles Holman Black will take part- The programme In full is: Duet and Scene from Norma Bellni Misses Alice and Edith Graham. Cavatlna from "Lucia dl Lammermoor" Donizetti Mr. Edwin S. Swift. Terzetto, "The Flower Greeting." Curschman Misses Blcknell, Fisher and ITalford. a-Aria, Caromio ben, Glordant b-Arietta, "Danza fauciulla Durante Mr. Charles Holman Black. Piano Solo, Hoosier Lyrics." Schonacker Mr. II. J. Schonacker. Cavatlna from "La Favorlta," .....Donizetti Miss Nellie G. BicknelL Duet from "La Favorita. Donizetti Miss Halford and Mr. Holman Black. Cavatlna from "Linda de Chamounlx," Donizetti Miss Edith Graham. Cavatlna from "Norma." Bellini Miss Lulu Fisher. Song, "Visions of Home," TTenry nertog Mrs. Hester A. Spades. Violin obligato, Mr. M. II. Spades. Recitative and air from "Zalra," Mercadante Mr, Charles Holman Black. Song. "Lo. Here, the Gentle Lark." Bishop Miss Alice Graham, Flute obligato. Mr. Gustavo A. Keeker. Recitative and air from "Don Carlos, Verdi Miss Jannette Halford. Song, LaCharlte, Faure Mr. Charles Holman Black. Air and variations from "Le Carnival de Venice," Benedict Mrs. Jessie Whttridge DeWolf. Glee. "Shades of the Heroes." Cooke Mrs. F. W. Day, Messrs. ttwift, Fitzgibbon, Smock and Professor Black. THE STATE AT LARGE. Anderson. Mr. and Mr. B. Jenkins, of Noblesville, were In the city Wednesday.... Capt W. J. Hilligoss, of Muncie. spent Sunday nere....Mrs. E. P. Searle, of Summitville, was visiting her parents here part of the week....Mi?s Lena Clark, of Linden. Va.. is the guest of friends In this city. ....Mrs. Lew Myrick, of Lapel, visited relatives here a few days this week.... Mrs. Lida Ross visited at Indianapolis a few days this week. ...Mr. Samuel P.Moore aud Mis Julia Chlpman, both or this city, were quietly married at the residence of the bride's parents, on South Jackson street, at 7 o'clock. Wednesday morning. They left at 8 o'clock for Newark, O., w here they will visit Mr. Moore's parents about two w-ks. Mrs. Moore Is a daucnter of Hon. D. C Chinnian and a sister of Judge M. A. Chipman.Of this City. Tho groom is a prominent young attorney About twenty-Uve persons 'went f rom here to the triennial conclave at Washington. Among others are Mr. and Mrs. James Wellington, Capt. W. R. Myers, IL J. Jilacklitle, ieorge bhreeve, W. A. Kittinger, Mrs. A. L Makepeace, Hon. Will Cuiuhack, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Lovett, Mr. and Mrs. lieorge McKeown and MLses 11 al lie Makepeace and Fmma Wellington.... Henry Adams and wife are spending Sunday at 'ew Catle....Mrs. K. Ji. Hartley a at Muncle this week.. ..Miss Grace Hdrdcsty, who was the guest of Mrs. 1). W. Wood for several days, returned to her home at Chicago. Tuesday Mrs. Sum Van Felt has returned from Detroit. Mich., where she has been visiting several weeks.... Miss Jie Mitchell is on tho sick list.. MaJ. D. C. Williams Is at bhelbyvllie, Tenn Sherman Bering, of this city, and Miss Anna Morrison, of

McCordsville, were married at the latter place Wednesday evening. Tee young coupie nave gona to housekeeping ou West Fourth street Illoomlngton. The reception to Dr. Daniel Kirkwood and wlfeby the JJetaThetaPi fraternity, at the residence of Hon. R. W. Miers. Friday night, was an exceedingly pleasant social event. About eighty invitations were issued in the city, and but few regrets were received. The company included the memler8 of the faculty, with ladies, a number of citizens, and the young men of the Beta fraternity, with their company. Montezuma. Mrs. Jasper nnnt was called to Bloomlngdale, on Wednesday, on account of the sickness of her daughter, Mrs. Cora Swain Mrs. John Harold was in Clinton, Ind., on business, Thursday.... Mr. Will English, of Indianapolis, was in town on Tuesday.. ..Mrs. Duff started, on Thursday, to visit her sister in Chicago, 111 Miss May Lindlesley, of Muncie, Ind., Is visiting here, the guest of Rev. Thomas Gritlith and family. Connersville. Hon. C.A. Murray and family will take their departure for their future home in Denver, Col., Tuesday.... Flora R. Beeson returned from an extended visit to Denver friends this week.... Dr. Oenn and wife, and Miss Ida Fleming, who have been visiting the family of E. M. McCready, returned to their home in Richmond, Ind....U. C. Bragg and wife, and Mrs. George L. Fearrlsa were the guests of Glenwood friends Wednesday. ....Mrs. Colonel Jones and Mrs. Paul Llebhart, of Milton, were visiting friends in this city Thursday. . . .Mrs. Carrie McCready Mendenhall and husband, of New Castle, Ind., are visiting her father, B. M. McCready, west of the city. . . . F. M. Roots, who for several days past has not been expected to live, is better. Cambridge City. James Clark and wife returned from their visit with relatives in Wabash this week.. ..Mrs. Nettle C. Roush and son Luther, of feidney.Neb.. are visiting her mother, Mrs. J. 1). Miller, and other relatives andfriends here. ...Miss McDaniel, of New Castie, who has been visiting Miss Katie Carey, returned home this week.... Mr. and Sirs. Albert Wallick, of Richmondvisited friends here this week Professor Sanders, from Connersville, snentlast Sunday wlih his family here. Mrs. John Driscbel entertained aiolly crowd of young people last Tuesday evening Mrs. Julictta M. Jones visited with friends in Brookville, last Sunday Miss Mary Miller left this week for Fort Scotf, Kan., to visit her slsder, . Mrs. Fisher.... ....A large company of young people indulged in an evening's entertainment in dancing, euchre, music, etc., at the home of George Drischel, Tuesday evening. Tho party was given in honor of their visiting neice. Miss Maud Cole.... Miss Mollis Drischel attended the wedding cf Miss Nellie Whltesell and Mr. Walker, at Knlghtstown, last Wednesday evening.... Levin Swiggett and wife, James McCaffrey and wife, Mm. E. n. McCaffrey, Allle Swain, and Dr. Mank and wife, leave to-day for Washington, to witness the Knights Templars conclave. ...Mrs. John II. Brown is visiting Lewlsvllie relatives... Hon. George A. Johnson, Attorney-general of tho State of California, Is expected here soon, to visit friends and relatives. ....A very pleasant reception was given at the home of Mr. Sam Hosbour, Thursdav evening, in honor of Mis s Katie Duckwall and Miss Hoffman, the visiting guests of MisscsLou and Stella. ....Itev. Scott Stevenson and wife, of Dak ta, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. IL Douoy, of this city. Crawfordsville. Miss Ray Leopold, of Resselaer, is the guest of Miss Grace White. ...Mrs. B. F. Jones, of Denver, is visiting Mrs. J.. R. Bonnnell. . . .John Scott and wife have returned to their home at Fortland, Ore..:. Mrs. Sam Hartman has been visiting at Danville, 111 . . . .Mrs. a. Joel and daughter have returned to Buffalo.... Miss Allie Croxall.who has been visiting the family of Will Fowler, has returned to New Albany Mrs. Sarah Stone, of Louisville, has been visiting her slster-ln-law, Mrs. H. S. Lane.... Mrs. Henry Foust is visiting at Akron, O....II. II. Dochterman and wife, of Covington, have been visiting here.... Mrs. Harrie Fontiousls In Bluffton.... Mrs. C L. Rost is back from Columbus. ...S. C Wynn and family have returned to Chicago.... Miss J essie Watson Is visiting In Indianapolis. . . . Mrs. Chas. Goltra and daughter have been in Indianapolis during the past week Miss Julia Conner, of Indianapolis, has been the guest of Miss Anna Davidson.... Miss Stella Hurt has been visiting at Mlshawaka Miss Kate Staley, of Frankfort, has been visiting Miss Laura Mahorney....R. J. Greene and wife, of Lincoln, Neb.; are guests of Rev. J. W. Greene and wife. ....Rev. R. A. Fuson, of Casey. 111., has been the guest of Rev. G. P. Fuson....Miss Kate 8nyder and Mrs. A. M. Perrion are at Dayton, O....D. W. Cox and wife have been visiting at St. Louis. ....Hon. B. W. Uanna and eon have returned from West Baden Springs ... Mrs. Elizabeth Ensey. of Indianapolis, is the guest of Mrs. Ben Wasson.... Miss Madge Johnson is home from a visit In Indianapolis.... Mrs. Ada McClelland and daughter have been visiting in Chicago.... Mrs. Cora Brown, of Schenectady, N, Y., has been visiting here Miss Grace White entertained her friends, on Wednesday evening, in honor of Miss Ray Leopold.... Mrs. Louis Mossier is in Louisville Mrs. Clara Palmer and daughter, Chicopee, Mass.. are the guests of Miss Clara Crawford....Dr.G. A. Thomson and wife have returned to Chicago, accompanied by Mrs. W. T. Brush. ...Mrs. J. L. Campbell and Mrs. Maurice Thompson attended tho reception of the Woman's Club at Indianapolis.... Jake Joel, wife and son have been visiting in Lafayette.... The family of Prof. J. M. Coulter have returned from Hanover. Elkhart. Rev. William Kroeger Is in Bt, Louis.. ..Mrs. Charles Goetz, of South Bend, is tho guest of Mrs. R. J. Waith....Mr. H. E. Bucklin, of Chicago, is rathe city.... Mrs. Johnson, of Harrison street, is visiting in South Bend. . . .Mrs. J. Kohlcr, of Columbia City, Is visiting Mrs. C B. Aidrich.... Mrs. Will Pratt is visiting In South Bend. Mrs. W. H. Wagner Is visiting in New Carlisle.... Mrs. E. D. Wheelock has returned from New York.... Miss Llnna Vallanoo is visiting Miss Flora KneckteL of Kendall viUe Miss Kittle Smith, of Urbana, O., ia the guest other brother, M. F. Smith Miss Jessie Couch, who was visiting here, has returned to Chicago.... Mrs. J. F. Heauian is back from a six weeks visit in Charlotte, Mich. Mrs. Pixley returned with her.... Mrs. D. A Aldrich has returned from a visit in Wabash.... Miss Luella Wlnegardner has returned from a tlx weeks visit in the East.... Miss Lena Zabel is home from Chicago.... Mrs. Longacre, of Colorado. Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Evans.... Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Boyerare home from a trip in Michigan.. ..Mr. and Mrs. David Brooks, of Eau Claire, Wis., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Payne.... Dr. W. E. Bowman has returned from a trip to Pueblo, Col.... Miss Frano Gumming has returned from a visit in Detroit. ...Mr. and Mrs. John Pollard are visiting in Chicago.... Mrs. J. Marks is visiting in Chicago Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Broderlck entertained their friends Wednesday evening Miss Georgia Stuiliebotham has returned from a month's visit in Detroit Mr. and Sirs. F. A. Bodse are visiting at Niagara Falls.. ..Mrs. Dcining, of California, is visiting Mrs. George W. Hicks Mrs. Greig is visiting in Palmyra, Mo. Mrs. F. E. Shuttle is visiting in Chicago Mrs. J. A. Wheeler is visiting in Sprlnguetd, 111. ....Miss Cora Palmer is visiting In Kendallviile. ....Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Gemberllng are visiting inSelins Grove, Pa.. ..Miss Nena Erwin is home from a visit in the South.. ..Miss Delia Davison, of Dakota, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Plant. Miss Gertie Lamb will spend the winter at Diamond Springs, CaL, Franklin. Miss Ella Matthews Is the guest of Mrs. Mary Wright, of Edinburg Mr. and Mrs. Abraham LaGrange, of Vinton, la., are visiting relatives here.,.. Mr. and Mrs. C B. Vawter have returnd from Vawter Park, where they spent the summer.. ..Mr. and Mrs. John Zarp, of Granville, O., aro here for a few days... Rev. C. E. Line and wife left on Friday for North Vernon, Rev. Line's new pastorate.... Mrs. W. B. McCullough visited In Indianapolis on Wednesday Rufus Williams and wife are visiting in Kentucky.... Hon. David Williams, of Columbus, Ohio, was the guest of his brother, Prof.W. J. Williams, on Wednesday.... Mr. John Uydcr and daughter. Miss Lizzie, left on Thursday for Havana, 111., where they will spend the winter with Mr. Charles Hyder and f amily.. .. Mrs. O. I. Jones is visiting her father and mother in Mapleton Mrs. S. W. Dungan Is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Delia Williams, of Detroit, Mich... Miss Rebecca Urown is the guest of Louisville friends.... Mrs. Elijah Sexson and daughter II allle left for their home. North Manchester, on Monday, after several days visit with relatives here Mrs. L. E. WisUard, of Ies Moines, la., is the guest of friends in this city.... Mrs. Judge D. D. Banta left on Friday for an extended visit with her son. Charlea Banta, of New York.. ..Rev. Leon P. Marshall returned on Thursday for a visit with his father in Topeka, Kau C. M. Demaree and wife visited in Louisville, Ky during the past week.... Re v. W. T. Van Cleave and wife were the guests of relatives of this place during the past week. They returned to their home, Delphi, on Friday.... Mrs. Henry J. Forsythe and children have returned home to Des Moines, la. ...Mrs. Armstrong, of Florence, is the guest of Miss Mamie Hicks.... Mrs. Belle Long Mclntyre and Miss Bessie Long, of Indianapolis, are the guests of friends west of Franklin.... Misses Grace Briggs. Myrtle Sloan. Edna Worl. Kathcrlne Daily, Dode Suepp and Messrs. J. Vio Voris, W. J. Lewis, Thad Houston attended a ball at Edinburg oa Thursday evening.... Miss Lillie Dunlap, of Delphi, is the guest of relatives in this city Mrs. II. M. Lewis and Mrs. t. t?. Vanmeter visited friends in Edinburg the past week, Knights town. Dr. Wilson IIoW-s and wife are home from a protracted visit at Denver, Col. ...Miss Cora Richardson, of Indianapolis, is visiting in tho ci....MIm Corn Kennard gave a dellchtful party to a largo company of friends. List Thursday evening, in honor of her brother, Joseph Kennard. of Santa Fe, Kan. ...Cards are out announcing the marriage of Charles S. Smith, of Indianapolis, and Miss Lida W horton, of this city, on Wednesday evening next.... Miss Grace Watta was the guest of her many friends at Earlham College. Richmond, the foro part of this week.... MUs Nettle Bell is the gue.it of friends and relatives at Richmond.... Mrs. Edward Butler is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. F. I. Grubbs, at Indianapolis. ...Miss Ida Horner Is home from a three weeks visit with friends at Indianapolis.... Mls Ella Hollo way was the guest of friends at Greenfield this week.... Miss Cora Butler, of Fort Wayne, is visiting her parents and many frieuds lu this city.... Misses

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displays ot fine goods ever shown in. tins city. Uorrect styles, ana you mil una tne prices to pay at the close of the season. REE BARGAIN TABLE Bio- nile of Jackets, nrices from 98c to 55. This is the

stock; every garment worth more than double the price -marked, but we must move them; we want the room. Another royal bargain A line of all-wool Stockinet Jackets at $2.50, cheap at $5. Fine Beaver Newmarkets at $7.50, equal in quality to any $12 garment offered this season. Space will not admit of us naming all the bargains we have to

show. Come and see us.

MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S CLOAKS. A bewildering display. For school and general wear we offer you garments from 50c up, and in Fine Dress Novelties we have more goods in this department than any house in the State. Infants' Cloaks You can always find just the thing: you want here. We open Monday a beautiful line of new good in Infants1 Department

jKLS!

We put on sale Monday a beautiful line of new garments, prices ranging from $2 per yard to $25 per yard. Colored Silks in Faille Francaise, Royal Armures, Gros Grain, Satin Rhadame, Peau de Soie. A beautiful lino of new Nets Sylphide Gauze and Canton Crepes for party dresses. BLACK SILKS Gros Grain, Peau de Soie, Rhadzimer, Ottoman, Faille Francais, Satin Rhadame, Satin Merveilleux and Armures. We keep only the best standard makes of black silk and guarantee satisfactory service or make gobd the loss to the purchaser. '

Over three hundred designs in Suits, prices ranging from $5 to $50 per suit. See the offering Monday, fine Embroidered and Braided Suits at $9:50, bargain of the season. BLACK DRESS FABRICS New Mohairs, Imperial Serges, Sebastopol, Silk Warp Henrietta, All-wove

Henrietta, Toule Serges, Camel's Hair and all the new weaves in Jacquard Matlassee

Novelties in Suits and full lines of Mourning Fabrics.

NEW TRIMMINGS. We show many new novelties in Trimmings, Gimps,

I -J . Cora Hennard, Carrio White. Mame Williamson and Mary Forbea viaited witli friends at Richmond last bunday....Mr. Reuben Teden Is noine from a visit rrlth trienils at Intli anapoli and Frank fort.... Major L. L. Boblett h.nd family are preparing to remove from this city to Chicago Among thoe from a distance who attended the Walker-Viiite8ell weddiucr here last Wednesday evening wore:' Prof. Harclay Walker, of Indianapolis who played the wedding march; MIhs Mollie Drischel. of Cambridge; J. Ward Walker and wife, W. Ward Cook and wife. Misses Sarah and Nannie Walker, Miss Saddie Patterson. MUa Hue Roberts, Jonn L. Fry and wife. Marshal Fry, . Grose and wife, Frank Ilaramel and wife, John Peters and wife, tStev White and Ilomer Bragg, of Greenfield Edinburg. Miss Dalxy James, of Indianapolis, is visiting Mrs. L. L. II in shaw....W. Powell and wife and daughter, of Bhelbyvllie, were the guesU of Dr. Adams's family thefpast week Mrs. John Mitchell, of Greenfield, lias been spending a few week9 at her old homo in Edinburg.... Miss Nellie Wade, who ha Wen spending some months with friends In Illinois, has returned home... .Mrs. Claud O'Conner, of Bhelbyvllie, nee Cutsinger, has been spending the past week visiting friends here.... Miss 8ammle Strother, of Kentucky, Is visiting in the family of Miles Mitchell.... Miss Daisy Fhane, of Columbus, was here the rast week visiting friends.... All the pulpits in Edinburg are now filled by new ministers. Henry 8. Gleiser, rresbyterlan; Elder M. Small, Christian Church; L. L. Moore, Methodist, and Iter Snider, Lutheran. Greens nurg. Mrs. Mollie D. Snyder has returned to her home at Baldwin, Kan., after a visit here.. ..Mrs. O. U. Hadley, of Danville, after spending several weeks here, has gone to Martinsville.. ..Mrs De Moss Is visiting at Louisville, Ky. . . .Judge Bonner and wife are entertaining Mrs Bonner's mother and niece, of Massachusetts, and two daughters from Richmond, Ind., and Lebanon, O. . . .Dyer Hazelrigg has gone to Chicago for the winter.... Miss Fannie Wooden is at home from visiting Indianapolis.... Capt. T. M. Mozlngo, of Corinth, Ky., is here on a visit.... Licensed to marry during the past week: W. J. Richardson and Alice Spencer, Henry Raver and Maggie Leuttcll, George E. Seftonand Laura L. Gates. ....The venerable father of AssistantPoatmastergeneral Clarkson, of Iowa, spent rart of the week visiting old-time friends in this city. Uberty. Dr. E. C. Thompson and wlfo visited Indianapolis friends last week.. ..Rev. II. L. Brown and wife, of Merrill. Wis., were the guests of P. Martin and family this week Miss Rose Carr, who has been visiting friends here, returned to her home at Cincinnati Tuesday.... Miss Uattie Izor returned home to Lockland, O., Wednesday, after a week's visit here, guest of her sister, Mrs. II. Walton Miss Elsie Wilson gave a 'phantom party" Friday evening, it being the occasion of her sixteenth birthday. Lebanon. Miss Harriet Kingsley is visiting friends at Attioa, Ind., thin week.. ..Mrs. Louisa McCrce nnd daughter Minnie, of North Vernon, Ind., were gueats of Judge Abbott and family the first of tbo week.... Mrs. F. JJ. Van Huy visited friends at Cincinnati last week.. ..Miss Lizzie Miller and Mrs. A. N. Caldwell trere at Frankfort, on Wednesday, visiting friends Miss Emma Lane has returned to Emporia, Kan.... Capt. James G. W. Hardy, cife and daughter Ceiia returned last Saturday from their Southern trip On Wednesday night Dick L. Buaby and Armina Kersey were narried at the residence of Marion Kerpey. the father of the bride Miss HattieSchull and Mrs. G. W. Boicourt have returned from a visit with Rush county friends.... Walter Shumate, deputy postmaster, and Miss Ella Htewart, of Kansas City, were married at Danville. 111., on Saturday. . . .The folio wingtnarriage licenses were issued this week: I). L. Busby and Armina Kerrey, Joseph L. May and Cora J. Trotter, William O. Melden and Mary J. Hedge, William I. Illne and Amanda Isenhour, Charles E. Caldwell and Sena Merton, John 6pecklemlre and Minnie Waugh. Madison. Miss Nellie Barton is visiting In Tndianapolis. ....Mr. Charles Cravens and Mrs. Dr. Davidson have returned home ....Mrs. John McKinneyand Mrs. W.J. McKee. Mrs. Bright and Miss Mary Korbly left Thursday for Indianapolis.. ..Tne Ladies' Home Society, of Trinity Church, were entertained on Thursday by Mrs. W. W. race. ... Mrs. G. P. Naah has returned from Indianapolis. . ...Mrs. W. U. Powell is fit Chicago visiting Mrs. J. A. MarkloT...MisTivne Gresham is at North Vernon.... Mis Mollie Garllnbouse has returned to Kockport....Capt V. Alexander and Miss Emma Hall were married on Wednesday. ....Wiu. Taylor, the blind poet, of Aurora. IncL, is in the city, accompanied by his ion Hugh.... The Old LadiM' Home Society met with Mrs. Hamilton on Friday to arrange for a fair.... Miss "Mat" Marshall has returned fromLouisvillo Mrs. Judge Friedley has returned from a summer trip to the lakes. ...The return of Rev. J. W. Turner to the panorate of Tj nitty ChurcH is pleasing to his congregation and the cominunitr generally. He preached his initial sermon of the third year as pastor, to-day, to a large audience Miss KateDonalley IsinChieago Mrs. C Robisonhas gone to Join her husband at Vlcksburg, Miss.'...W. Mc Derail t and Mils Lena Seigel nave been licensed towed....

our stont in this denartment

x O . - - sripnt thp. last ten davs in New York arnonrrst the cloak houses the result is; every foot

room is no W loaded with piles We can find you just what you XJJRJE Miss Lelia Pogue tripped and fell, last week, breaking her arm.... Married: Grant Chasteen and Flora Smith, Oliver Turner and Nancy Rennan, Geo. E. Phillirps and Ida Brown, C. McCoy and Elpha McDowell.... Mrs. W. Davis departed yesterday with her three children for her home in Kansas. Muncle. J. M. Long Is visiting relatives at Kansas City, Mo.... Miss Smile v, of Lafayette, is the guest of Mrs. Dr. Drlseoll this week.... J. W. Perkins and wife intend going to Washington, D. C, this coming week.... Miss Emma Neely. of Carthage, Mo., who has been the guest of friends here, has returned to her home.... The Misses Fannie and Blanche Shipley have returned from their visit at Wabash.... Miss May Mitchell has gone to Ft. Wayne, the guest of her sister... N. Greer and family, of Milwaukee, Wis., are in the city, the guests of his sister. Mrs. A. A. Wilkinson.... Miss Delia Smith, of Winchester, who has been the guest of Mrs. Lena Baker, returned to her home Thursday Dr. Sabal and daughter. Miss Clara, of New York, who have been visiting 8. G. Cowan and wife, left for their home Thursday evening. . ..Mrs. J. M. Weldner, ot Connersville, is now the guest ot her daughter, Mrs. John Smith.... Miss Gertie Benadum,of Newcastle, has returned to her home after a lengthy visit at her grandparents in this city.... J. J. Campbell and wife, of New Castle, were the guwts of Chas. Bender and wife on Friday.... Mrs. Frank Ellis has gone on a visit to her sister at Pine Bluffs, Ark.. ..Mrs. March and son Harry, who have been away making an extended trip, returned home Thursday.... Lawrence H. Klus, of Anderson, and Miss Rosa Wler were married on Wednesday of thU week.. ..Mrs. D. M. Adams, of Tipton, who has been visiting Mrs. Cy Drake, has returned to her home. Marlon. Miss Delight 8 weetser left Thursday for Anburndale, a suburb of Boston, to attend the Riverside school.... Mrs. Mary Mershon and family removed to Anderson Thursday.... Miss Nettie Horner is visiting relatives at Gettysburg. O.... Mrs. Scott Ludlum visited relatives at LogansEort this week.... Mrs. I. M. Sullivan is visiting er parents at North Lewisburg, O....Miss Lucy Goluthwaite is visiting Miss Emma Dangherty at Wabash Miss Cora Coomler has returned to Kokomo, after a short visit with Marion friends. ....Mrs. Joseph W. Plerson is visiting in Cincinnati George W. Ppurr and wife were called to Indianapolis, Wednesday, by the sickness of their son.. ..Miss Grace Goldlng has returned from an extended visit to Shelby v"llle.... Miss Georgia Sweetser left, Tuesday, for Cincinnati to attend school. . . .Miss Marion Devereux returned, Tuesday, to Cincinnati, after spending tbe summer at the Soldiers Home.... Misses Cl?ra Wilson aud Tena Pedro returned. Thursday, to Fairfield. O., after a short visit with Mrs. John R. Fitzgerald.... Mrs. Perry Marker, of Versailles, O., is visiting the family of John Sohn.... Mrs. Sarah E. Diekeaon, Mrs. Mary E. Lucklin and Miss Laurie Barnes have returned to Fort Wayne after a short visit with Marlon friends.... Miss Roie Gibson has returned from a short visit to Indianapolis.... Mrs. K. C. Middleton has returned irom a visit to Springfield, O. ....L. A. Wallace and wife are visiting in northern Ohio Granville C Brown la at Athens, O. New Palestine. Itev. P. Wirtlch lectured at the O. E. Z. Church on last Sunday evening.... Mr. William Lontz and Miss Flora Rich man were married last Punday Prof. R. T. Brown, of Indianapolis, lectured at the Christian Church last Saturday night. Mr. Henry Trietsch and Miss Maggie Waltz, of Arcadia, attended the Richman-Ixmtz wedding. . . .Mrs. Watterson has returned from a visit to her eon in Chicago. New Castle. One of the most interesting society events of the season was the celebration of the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Ellsha Clift at the eleKnt home of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Powell, on iwell avenue, on Thursday, Oct. 3. About fifty invited guests.including many relatives and friends from a distance, were present, and the occasion was a very happy one, made doubly so by tbo congenial company and pleasant surroundings. Mr. and Mrs. Clift are pioneers of Henry county, and are among the most prominent and highly respected people in the community, and the celebration of their fiftieth wedding anniversary marked one of the happiest events In their long Journey down the path of life. The details for the ceremony were arranged ry Mrs. II. L. rowelL daughter of the venerable couple. The handsome residence was beautifully decorated in honor of the occasion, and a very elaborate wedding feast formed an interesting feature of the event. C. R. Scott, of Cincinnati, is the guest of New Castlo relative.... Mr. and Mrs. John Smith, of Waynesboro, Va., are guests of relatives in thla city.... George R, Murpher, ft prominent ba.lnes man. and Mlsa Katie Benbow, both of this city, were married at Kalamazoo, Mich., on Thursday, Oct 0. They will make their home in New Caetle Judge and Mrs. M. E. Forkner, Dr. and Mrs. J. F. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Monis and daughters, Leone and Blanche, Mr and Mrs. James Mowrer. Mr. and Mrs. J. W.Maxim, Miss Ida Necdham, Dr. T. W. Gronendyke and Miss Mary Waldron left yesterday lo attend the Knights Templars' conclave at Washington. ....Mrs. J. A. Chambers left on Puturday for a a week's visit with the family of Mr. D. A. Long, of Eaton, O.... Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Conner and son Homer, of West Liberty, P.. are visiting (Continued on be? eflth Pa-e.

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CLOAKS!

had been nreatlv reduced by of new goods. Monday will

want m cloaks ana at your price.

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' NEW TRIMMINGS. Braids, Fringes, Ornaments and Dress Fronts.

LADIES' FUR PARLOR

We have fitted up the rear portion of our store for the exclusive purpose of displaing our Furs for the season. Ladies will find hero tho very; latest novelties in Capes, Boas, Collars, Fichus, Muffs, Bugs, Trmmmjra of every description, Seal Oanaments, Botes and Every. ; Article known to tho Fur Trade. WE CALL FURS BY THEIR RIGHT NAME and guarantee every article as represented. Fur Cloaks altered, relined and repaired without delay. All work done under our personal supervision. COME AND GET PRICES We can save you money.

BAMBERGER--

HATTER MD FURRIER, 16 East "Washington Street.

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open with one of the finest juau miaujuunuuia upu closing of a manufacturer's Figures Stripes and Checks. 7 SEWING MACHINE Wilcox 4c Glbbs, Automatic -.?caoo 40.00 .. C3.0O .. 35.00 35.00 . . 35.00 New Home Singer Onclllator . einger, V. 8. (Wh-ana tbuttle) Singer, Antomatla Standard......' DomeaUo Wo! to. ............... ......... ... Household 33.00 U5.0O 33.00 35.00 nelpmate 35.00 Union American ......... .... 35.00 23.00 20.00 Whelcr & Wilson. No. 9 - Binder, N. F. (low am Any other machine you "want fromflO to CO less than agents' prices. We employ no ajpents pay no commissions. All our machine arc brand new, latent improved, vita all attachment ani Instruction. Warranted five years. Iiepair needle, etc, lor all machinei. Amenta Xor WilUxaantlo thread. Machines rented, crated and ahlpped to ordt-r. We sell for cash or ea rajmcnts fell Poisjlvan W 1 -J

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