Indianapolis Journal, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 October 1889 — Page 3

THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1889 -TWELVE PAGES.

M2S0XAL AND SOCIETY.

Chicago lias the credit of giring this city ecme of her atyles. The Hading Teil, which put eTery one thitirore then into a birdcase, "was quoted as the Chicago Btjle, The black parrot wn -worn home by a girl who had been Tisiting there, and she said they ver tho tjle in Chicago. Now comes the last, and a little bit the worst Chicago ladies wear no collars. xncha or anything white about the neck. The plain skirts and waists which h.vr been the rae for some time looked primitive, but now that collars have cone, one might as well pattern after tho backwooks or kitchen as Chicago, and to this plain dress, no-collar style might bo added the neglige hair-dressing, which looks as if the hair might have been dono tip in curl papers a week or two ago. slept j" uu not com drci. om wajiuea tip m tho Psyche knot. This is supposed to iu i!itically careless. It's a sad thing tnat Chicago has to bo made responsible for this extreme of "dowdyisn," but as all followers of the fashion came from that city, and said it was so there, why, of course, k great many have adopted the veil, dress, no collar and hair styles. If they lo not last any longer than tho Hading "veil did, the community may expect relief by Christmas. Notwithstanding Chicago is said to have started them, many ladies have come here from that city who , nave loliowed none of these styles. They . "Cdi picujr kowujl uecomiug veils, nave . their hair arranged with a semblance of .uca i uesa, ana. ineir necitg (10 not look as if they run short of collars and ribbons. A . woman with a graceful white neck, not too long or too snort, ana above all a youthful . woman, may wear a corsage with a sbort- ; pointed cut neck to it. and look well; but one with a long neck, who puts her hair on top or her lead and on top of that a small ponnet with no strings, is not a pretty oblecfcto look At even if sho is in tho style. Anew kind of an entertainment which can partially take the place of a large evening party has been originated and is spoken of 'in one of the fashion papers that come West from the Metropolis. It is an egagement party, and is especially practical in a large hor?e, one that has a cirawintf-rnnm onnnn m nf Via h nil e!f C ' - - - V A ' W M If U V ting-room, library and dining-room would m especially desirable. Upon entering, the quests rre provided with cards and " pencil, the same as for dance programmes. J here are numbers, and opposite each a line for the name of the one engaged and lor what. The gentleman who can make the most engagements, and the lady the naoir, are rewaruea wiin prizes, Tiius, in the drawing-room thero is dancing with music continuously, in the sitting-room. ' carttS. in. tlift llbrnrv. nnvthiner ir tA 1in ing-room, refreshments. About tho halls are seats arranged for two. for conversa1 . . M - . I i I - 1 . . . aujr ujiicr inversion wmcn ine bost or hostess can devise. The engagements begin and close at a certain hour, say from 0 till 12, more or less. One can give a large party, iird yet it will not be as formal as the regulation dancing-party. As no one knows, imless told, how many engagements have oeen made, there is no certainty as to tho result. One very agreeable feature of suci a party is that every one has something U lo. No girl is left to tind enjoyment for jjwoci.ui ym iur larit oi aiienuou. lno bostess is- relieved, for she knows that very guest is busy, and the end of the evening comes all too .vwn. The host and hostess, or somepersouS selected, collect the programmes, which should all be signed by, the owner, couct the engagements and make the award. Some one should try this very soon and let the result be known. - One of tflo Lite conceits in bangles is to have some . couplet from Sbakspeare's works on eacn, with the Dlay. act and scene also marked. Collections of these have been started, and. as there is no end to the .Jjnotatiom, a large number may be secured. 1 he surface of the bangle is flat, and the letters ara raised, consequently they are a trifle wider than the ordinary bangle, and aremado in silver and gold. Personal dleutlon. Miss 3llic Frackem has returned from a three months' viit In the East. Mi Rattle Porter, of Teru, has come home to ppend tie winter and study music. Mr. Charles A. Sudlow and Major F. M. Marsh are spending some days In Jfe w York. Mrs. James Mulky, of Blooraington. has been th guest or 3Irs. P. Gaymon the pant week. , Mrs. W. B. llurford has been called to St. Louis on account of the sudden illness of her Aistrr. Mrs. C M. Ackerman and her daughter Florence have returned from a brief visit to St. Louis, t Mis Clara BlacktrcU. ef Trenton. N. J., who lias been the guest of Miss Kose Foster, returned yesterdav. Rev. 8. T. OMrtt arid wife hare rrtnrned from Colorado gprtni, where they have been visiting an invalid son. Mrs. J. E. LiuUum will start on Wednesday rooming for San aucisco, Cal., to spend the .winter with her sitter. , Miss Roberta Tcusey, who has been visiting JI'ss Ariana Uolliday for the past week, has returned to her home In Chicago. Charles F. Seatcn, of miadelphla, will arrive .la tho dry to-morrow morn In sj ana spend the Week Thltlnff friends and rcl.af iv. Miss Minnie andes, of St. raid, is expected on Thursday to ristt her sister. Mrs. Joseph Kohlnon, and faiuil j on East Michigan street. Mrs. John B. Stelert. accompanied br her CauKhterKdith and on Ilarrv, is Tlalting her daughter, Mrs. Lola Karibo,!of fit. Louis. 3riss Fannie Jeck, of Xashrille, Tenn., who has been Yisitinjr her aunt; Mrs. 8. O. Leonard, during the summer, returned home last week. Mrs. William IF. McLaushlin, ef Cherry Vale, Kan., Js Tisiting her daughter. Mis Emma Mceireet. w P M mJ WAD 3Ir. Charles Ilolman Black went to South Bend yesterday to make a short Tislt to his friends. a ir3Ri. iu. ana j?rans: itiDson, or Denver. CoL. who are rlsittng their mother there. aim. ueicn uuiiock. or J-iimira. rJ. Y., (national lecturer of tho Woman's Christian Teraperance tnior.) and daughter Florence are guests of Mrs. W. T. Brown, i!U9 Park avenueu Mrs. M. O. Hodson. of Portland. Ore., Mrs. IT. Jackson, of Okaloosa, Ta., and Mrs. L. M. Bandey. of JIuncie. who have been visiting Mrs. arria Medker for the past week, returned to their hoices Saturday evening. Ke-v. T. M. Ilocse and wife, of Omaha. 2ib.j are In the city visiting relatives at No. 72 Fort ayne avenue. They are en route for St, Auputli,e r?'10 hlch point Dr. House has been called to nil the pulpit of the iawrest M. E Churoh there. Rv;Jr Xaxu,ula tho new pastor of Boberts Tark Church, will leave Minneapolis on Monday, llo will remain a day or two In Chicago and then come on to Indianapoiia., He will probably nrriTe here on Thursday, and on Friday evening the reception will take place at the church. Society Events. -The marriage of Mr. Oeorge Van Vorhis and Mls Lynch, of New York, will occur on the aoth. Mr. George E. Field will be married on Tuesday to Mls Ella Webb, of Woodruff Place at the residence of Mr. Kobmson. The Woman's Auxiliary of Christ Church will meet to-morrow afternoon with Mrs. J. L. Eur ate No. North Meridian street. - The KatharineIerriliClub resumed its literary course for this year yesterday afternoon, at the residence of Mrs. Catherine Uorsey. on Central avenge; Quite a party, at the invitation of Mr. and Mrs. F.mil Wulscnner. will go to their farm, "(ilea Flora," to witness a carp-pond draining, to-xnor-jow morning. Cards have been issued by Mr. and Mra. W. J) Cooper for the marriage of their dauphter Kate and Mr. Georre Chandler, to occur Wednesdar evening of this week. A reception will be giTen to-morrow evening, at Meridian-tre.et Church, to the Eev. Dr. II. a. Cleveland, who has Just been returned to this church by the conference. Mr. and Mr. John Florence" of No. 4CT Notth Eaar street, announce the marriage of their dauphter Nellie aod .Mr. Ihos. K. Thoraburg, at 3:30 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. Miss Jennie Vance will be married Wednesday evening to Mr. 1). E. Lines, ef Chicago. The weddlne, a quiet one, will take place at the family residence, ou West Twelfth street. Cards have been received for the marriage of Mus Carrie B. Copeland, of Burlington, la., and Mr. Louis Deschler, of this city, to take place Tuesday evenlne, Oct. 2C A number of friends from this city will attend. 3Ir. and Mrs. R. W. Dollena have sent out Invitations for the marriage rtberr daughter Blanche May and Mr. James W. Ullr. It will occur Tnesday evening, at the family residence, No. J53 :orth Fecnsylvania street. Areceptloa will be given to tho new pastor of B. at kfo red street M. E. i hurch at the residence ofMri. Madlioa Grov. No. :M3 West Vermont street, to morrow evening. It will be under the auspices of the Epworth league. The ladles of the Free Kindergarten will meet ;,"vM'wJ antl hcar the reading of reports next Tliursday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. In the lectureroom of the Fourth JTebjterian Church. All members are requested to be present. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Louden entertained charmingly a parry of children. 3Ionday afternoon from 4 to 7 o clok. It being the sUth binhday ennivertary of Master Itea Louden. Those who crjojea taa occaaisa were Miascs Lilian ilaua.

Itlelcn Werb, Frieda Walk, Alice Swing. Lilly Denny, Mary McMullls Hazel Harnett, Maxie Woolen, Mary Clroves, Anna Chandler, Mabel I Kregelo, Jessie lUpley. ami Masters Fred Denny, jMorton (Jroves, Chandler Werbe, WilileBwine, Otto PfaRlln, Eohert Love. Claude Johnson, Eddie Rau.sh and Norman Chandler. . I Cards have been received for tho marriage of Mha Mary Olcott. daughter of Frof. ana Mrs. J. 1 M. Olcott, of Chicago, formerly of this city, and Mr. Willie L. Divine, of the Big Four, at Chicago. It will take place at the family residence Wednesday, Oct. 23.

On Tuesday, at the residence of the bride s parent. No. 324 Blake street, Mr. James Menziesand Miss Lola Bone were married. The event was attended by the congratulations of many friends, from the most of whom also came valuable presents. The Ilmne-comfort Serenading Club, consisting of Messrs. H. and W. Tuttle, Goldlng, Beinert and Beaean, spent Friday evening at the home of Councilman Fearson. The musio rendered by the quintet was excellent, especially the whistling of Mr. Beagan. A number of friends surprised Mr. Proege and wife, lastMondar evening, withan old-fashioned r arty. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Tone, Mrs. Nave and daughter, Miss Mathers, Mr. and Mrs. Van Wle, M1m Cox, Mrs. ret ; 11her and son. Mr. and Mrs. Glalzer, Miss i btricklen. and others. ' The first meeting of the Woman's Club, when i the regular programme of papers and converatlon will te followed, will be held Friday afternoon. Mrs. II. A. Edson will read a paper on Composite Photography," Mrs. Amelia II. Wells, one on "Phrenology and Physiognomy, ind Mrs. T. P. Ilaughey will lead a conversation n -Palmistry." Nearly every Sunday evening there is a family eunlon of four generations at the residence of Dr. and Mrs. II. O. Carey on West North street. Mrs. Carey's mother, Mrs. Newman, Dr. and Mrs. l;arey and their sons John N. and Lowe Carey ind daughter Mrs. Henry Jameson, and their families are there. Many families can boast of three generations, but four is a little unusual. Miss Annetta Edna Maxam, late of New York citv. will nine, with a. biiffle accompaniment. I "The bugle call of Gettysburg at the entertalnj rnent to be given by the George II. Thomas Woman's Belief Corp, at Plymouth Church, : Oct, 23 and 26. Miss Maxam has appeared be- : fore large audiences In all the principal, cities of the East. The Bag Baby Brill will, In addition, j be one of the principal features of the entertain- ' ment. The Cotillion was entertained on Friday evening by 3Ir. Vernon Griffiths, with a progressive euchre party. Miss Bessie Beck, Nellie Browning and Harry Eden won the prizes. Among the contestants were Misses Belle and May CloRser, Katharine Stone, llattie Ohr, Jessie Bird, Kate Landis, Fannie Boot, Paul Goldthwalte, Nellie Hauelsen. UannahTousey, Lily Blake. Margaret Wasson. Messrs. Charles Bleler, John Geicer. IL Valentine, Ed Francis. George Grttfin, Charles Jnd.on, Walter Fugate, Bert Adams, Samuel Watson, Charles Stone, Alex. Stewart, Edward Bingham, Oliver Jtceley and Mr. McDowell. - Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Stanton gave a reception last evening, at their home on North Delaware street. The company embraced oulte a number of friend of their daughter, Mrs. Charles C. Brown, of Schenectady, N. Y., who has been visiting tzlends In this State for a number of weeks. The entertainment was marked by a cordiality cf reception and an attention to each guest that are characteristic of this hospitable host and hostess. The house was tastefully arranged with llowers, and altogether the evening was a delightful social reunion of friends with Mrs. Brown. She will return to her home in the East to-morrcs. A pleasant and enjoyable evening was spent, Friday, at the residence of Capt. B. A. Bichard6on, on the National road, east of the city, by a party of about fifty young people. They were omveyed there in wagons and carriages, and were heartily welcomed and highly entertained by the host and hostess. Numerous games were Indulged in. Among those present were the Misses Algire, Cox. Jessie and Elva Conway, Dietz, Ellis, Iluber, Jetfery.Klmber, Harrington, Lofflis. Martin, Pickcrell; Mattie. Bertha and btella Sadler, Salisbury. Miller. Taylor, Winona anLLulu Watson, Grace and Ruth Wheat, Wilmington, Weber, and Wright, and the Messrs. Atifderheide, Iollens, Dawson, Bebymer, Eagle, Elder, Hull, Hanck, Ilerrington, Elmendorf, Hay, Howe, Kimber, Kllneschmldt, Klefer, Leachman, MeClellan, Bockwood, Glosbrenner, Smock. Stone, Plummer, Shephard, Snyder, Fred and Geo. Stllz, Weber, Young. On Wednesday evening last, at the reside nee of her grandmother, Mrs. Sarah P. Elliott, Miss Minola Dowell was married to Mr. John L. Pieroe, formerly of Martinsville. The ceremony, which was performed by Rev. Mr. Cantield, of the Sixth Christian Church, was witnessed by the families and a few intwnate friends. The bride and groom were attended by Mr. and Mrs. Prosaer, who were married three weeks ago. The latter wore her wedding-dress of white. The bride's dress was of cream-white albatross, trimmed with ribbons and garlanded with Marechal Niel roses and smllax. Tho houe was very prettily decorated with plants and flowers, and fcmilax was on the chandelier. The bridal party stood under an arch of green, surrounded by plants, which made a very effective background. Mr. and Mrs. Pierce went at once to housekeeping at No. 6(3 Ohmer street, which U At ted up. and holds the gifts of many friends. Tne groom's gift was a handsome watch and chain. The guests from out of town who were present were, Mrs. Iless and Mrs. Lafce, of Martinsville: Mios Florence Fordyce. of Ruseellville, and M1&S Ella Wood, of Connersville. The last two named returned to their respective homes yesterday.. THE STATE AT LARGE. Anderson. Miss Celeste Ballard returned home Tuesday altera three- months' visit with relatives at Belrre, O....Mrs. George G. Forrey and Mrs. Harry Brelsford aro visiting at Chicago Mr. and Mrs. Frank Knight are visiting at Toledo, O Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Henry are on a three weeks' visit inMlseourl....Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Campbell, have returned home from New York Mrs. J. P. Klnkead left on Tuesday for a three weeks' visit with relatives in Kansas.... Miss Hattie McCulloch, of Muncie, -was the guest of friends here on Tuesday.... Miss Nellie Skinner is vlsitlug relatives at Litchfield, 111 Miss Cora Fisher has returned to her home at Union City, after a pleasant visit with relatives at this plart. ....Miss Mary Reynolds, of Dayton 0., is Siting in thiscity.... Miss Alice Layne, of Chio igo, i the guest of Anderson friends.... Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lowther left on Thursday for Pana. 111. Mr. Lowther takes charge of a dry goods store at that place.... tors. Wibert Ward has returned to her home at South Bend. Cambridge City. Mr. and Mrs. James W. Carpenter, of Dayton, O., visited among friends and relatives hece this week.... Irs. John W. Marson has gone to visit her parents at Paris, 111 Father Spellman, of the Catholio Church, visited in Indianapolis nd attended the church services this week.. ..Mrs. Flora Hoover, of Summer county, Kansas, arrived nere this week to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Mason Mrs. C. W. t. Jones left this week to visit friends and relatives In Chicago and Logansport....Mrs. Belsham, mother of Mrs. C. W. Wagner, is visiting in Kansas Mrs. Henry Clarkson, of Torek a, Kan., arrived here this week, to be the guest of her sister, Mrs. D. W. Morris.... Mrs. II. O. Meredith and Mrs. J. H. Garvin represented the Helen Hunt Club at the reception given by the Women's Club at Indianapolis this week.... Mrs. J. W. Pasehallviaited relatives In Hamilton, this week. 8. B. Trembly and wife are visiting friends in Illinois Bev. Scott Stevenson and wife left forBellefontaine, O., after a visit with - friends here.... Hon. George A. Johnson, Attorney-general of California, visited W. E. Ballenger and wife, last Sunday. Ills daughter. Miss Minnie, who has been visiting here, accompanied him to Washington, tovwitness the Knights Templars' conclave Rev. T. J. Steele, of Tipton, has been ordained, by the Tresbyterian Church, to fill the pulpit here....3Iiss Maud Cole, the guest of her aunt, Mrs. George Drischel, returned home, this week.... Mrs. Joseph Munchoff, of Anderson, returned home, this week, after a long visit with parents, here Mrs. Will Forkner, of Richmond, visited ber father. Mr. Joseph Weigel, this week.. ..Mrs. America Neff, of Tyner City, is the guest of Mrs. Clem Parker.... Mrs. Joseph Kimmel entertained a large company of young people, Tuesday evening. Connersville. Boss 8. Ludlow is visiting at Greencastlo Professor Howard, principal of the Business College, and Mrs. Mary Fribarger were united in marriage on Thursday eveuing by Rev. T. H. Hcnch, of the First Presbyterian Church of this city.... Mrs. Dr. SutcliT,kf Indianapolis, was visiting her mother, Mrs. II. L. Jones last week Mrs. C. D. Beck and daughter Jessie are visiting relatives in Covington, Ky. ...Charles A.Murray and family left Monday evening for Denver, Col., where they will make their home L. K. Lingley and bride returned home from their wedding tour last week. Elkhart. JIlsj Phelan is Tisitiug in Boston.... Mrs. O. IT. fiimoneon U visiting In La Salle. IU....Mias Jennlo Cornih is visiting in Chicago.... Miss Sarah Kiely has gone to Swiftoo, I). T for an Indefinite stay.. ..Mrs. S. E. McCteary is visiting In Marion. Kan.... Miss Libble Rinehart is visiting in Abilene, Kan. ...Miss Stevenson, who was visiting here, has returned to Buffalo Misses Minnie Swartzbaugh and .Birdie Drake, of Goahen, are the guests of Miss Minnie Ebright. ....J. W. Sloan and daughter. Miss Pearl, have returned from northern Michigan. ...Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hich are visiting In Mason City, la Miss Lillian Carl Is spending a few weeks with friends in Klngdon. Kan.. ..Mr. and Mrs. I B. Cooke have returned from their visit In Pittsburg Mr. and Mrs. C. D. W hemlock have gone to Chicago to remain.... Miss Hattie Burgess has gone to Bedlleld, D. T., to visit friends Mrs. Denning, of California, is the guest of Mrs. Georgle Hicks. ...Mn. C. C. Morrill is vi.Mting at Chicago.... Miss Bird is visiting at Coldwater, Mich. ...Miss Mamie Jones, of Constant lne, is visiting Elkhart friends... .Mrs, D. Fine is spending, a week In Chicago Mrs. M. Steward, of Iowa. Is visiting Elkhart friends.... Mr. and Mrs. Frank Timmlns have removed to Chicago.... Mr. and Mrs, V. Marx have returned from a visit m Ohio.... Mr. Pixley, who was visiting Dr. and Mrs. C. 8. PUley, has returned to Cleveland.... Mrs. A. U Pierce, of Warsaw, Ind., ia the guest of Mrs. P. P. Abel Mrs. John Lusher has returned from a visit in Hae City, Ia. . . .Mrs. James Itradcen, of Cleveland, Is the guest of Mrs. A. A. Bradeen....Mrs. Caroline Bird and daughter Lydla, of Clayton. Mich., are tne guests of Mr. and Mra. George M. Uird. Mr. Adara Muir, of Washington, has been visiting Elkhart friends.... Mra. Th addons Hurt

and son Charles, of Clyde, O., are tho guests of Dr. and Mrs. M. II. Thomas.... Mrs. John Lloyd has left for a visit in Slonx City. I a,, and La bailo. Col. ...Mrs. P. 8. McGuire has gone to Guide Bock, Neb.. ..Mrs. T. Ji Woodard is visiting in Peoria. Ill Mr. Korace 'Abbott, of Los Animas, A. T.. is visiting his brother, Jerome Abbott. ...Mrs. bhelane, who was visiting Mrs. Geo. Hawley, has returned to Troy, N. Y. Edinburg. Miss Maggie Miller, of Indianapolis, has been spending a few davs with friends here Mr. and Mrs. Bamuel Cut&lnger and Miss Susie Duckworth are on a visit lo Kansas City, Mo.. ..Oaky Darth and wife have gone on a month's visit to friends in Ohio Misses Lydla Snepp and Vernettle 6hade, of Miamisburg, are visiting friends here.. ..Mrs. Addle Lewis and May Nickey have returned from a visit to Irvington.... Miss Nellie Fltzgibbon. of Franklin, visited the Misses Thompson this week.... lie v. L. Moore, the new preacher for the M. E. Church, preached his nrst sermon last Sunday, and made ft favorablo impression. ' Dublin. Rev. L. Roberts and wife, of Peru, were here last week visiting relatives Mrs. Maggie Crull, after quite a visit here with her parent, returned to Indianapolis last week.. ..Mrs. Collins, after a pleasant visit here for some days, returned to Marion a few days aero.... Mr. and Mrs. Michael Myers, of Kansas City, are here on a visit to their old home and many friends Mrs. Bunford, of Tennessee has been visiting her brother, Joseph Cor, for a week or two.... Mr. and Mrs. Albert nuddleston, of Winchester, were In attendance at the wedding of the Doctor's sister, Miss Etta Huddleston, on Wednesday.... Mr. Melbourne Moore and Miss Emma Bell were married on Thursday. Oct.' 3, by Rev. Mr. Moore, of Brookvlllc, The couple has been spending a week In Cincinnati on a wedding trio.... Dr. J. Hmltb, professor of anatomy at the Medical College, Indianapolis, and Miss Lula, daughter of Patnnel Huddleston, were married last week. The bride Is a student at the same institution and will graduate in the spring On Wednesday evening, Oct. 9. Mr. Charles E. Hill, of Marys ville, Tenn., and Miss Bosetta Huddleston were married at the home of tho bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Silas Huddleston, by Bev. West, of near Washington, this county. They will, in a few days, start for Marysvllle, Tenn., their future home.. ..Mrs. Eliza Picket, of Darlington, Martha Bin ford and husband, of Thorntowu, and Lucirrda Collin, of Morristown, three sisters, were here at their father's (David Huddleston) cightj-eUhth birthday celebration Sunday last....Mrsa Carrie Ramsey, of Knlghtstown, who has been Tisiting here for a week or more, returned home a few days ago. Franklin. Miss Nina Overstreet visited Mrs. Bert Overstreet In Columbus on Thursday. Mrs. Overstroetleft for her home lu Alabama on Friday.... Mrs. 1 Hannah Overstreet and Miss Hattie Crump, of Columbus, were guests of Hon. G. M. Overstreet, sr., and family last Wednesday.... Mrs. James D. Wilson and daughter, of Greenwood, visited friends in this city on Thursday. Judire L. J. Hackney and wile, of Shelby ville, were the guests of friends in this city and attended the Andrews Opera Company a production of "Erminie," on Tnesday evening... 8. V. , Fetler and wife spent last Sunday in Edinburg ....Mrs. Robert Thompson is visiting her daughter, Mrs. M. A. Morrison, of Frankfort. ...Misses Alice Bottomly and Julia Johnson, of Henderson, Ky., are guests of Mrs. L. Ia Whitesldes Mrs. James O'Connor, of fchelbyvillo. visited friends hero during the past week.... John Zarp and family have left for their new home In the fcjouth Mrs. J. M. Dunlap Is attending the bedside of her sick mother, in Virginia.... W. 8. Brown and wife are visiting relatives in Wichita. Kan Miss Sadie Cravens Is the guest of friends in Washington, D. C... Samuel Cutslnger and wife and Miss Susie Duckworth and Bettle Richardson are visiting In . Kansas City, Mo. . . .Among those who attended the Knights Templars' conclave in Washington during tho past week were: Mr. and Mrs. Luther bhort, Mr. and Mrs. D. U." Miller and daughter. Miss Gertrude, Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Thompson, Mrs. Will Overstreet. Mr. and Mrs.. 8amuel Harris and daughter. Miss Effle,Mlsse8 Carrie Short and Lizzie Payne, D.; D. Wallace and wife. Miss Matilda Dolllns, Mrs. Maggie McCofdin, Mrs. J. T. Irons, Mrs. John ; Beard, G. C Stuart and wife. Miss Lucy Gurshwller, Messrs. Jud Stewart, John Hlte, Alex. Turner, Burns Eddy, David Forsyth, Robert Thompson and R. C. Wood.... The social event of the ra.Lweek in this city was tho opening of the Franklin Lecture Course, on Tuesday evening.. The opera-house was crowded to hear the An-( drews Opera Company in . "Errulue.,....Ncd' Brewer, north of this city, and Miss Cora VanArsdell, of Salvisa, Ky., will be married on the 16th lust Prof. I. M. Brldgeman was in Chicago during the past week. Greenfield. ' Miss Laura Boots visited at Morristown last Sunday.... Miss Laura New left on Tuesdavfor a visit with her brother, A. L. New, who Is land agent at Evanston, Wy. T....Chas. Rlgdon and wife, of Fountalntown, were guests of lna brother. W. V. Itixdon, latt Sunday.... Alfred Deer and wife, of Franklin, who were here as guests of James Deer, left for home on Tuesday.... Mrs. Margaret Ha rarael is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. Tieste, In Noblcsvllle. The.e ladles- will soon leave for Brooklyn, N. Y where they will spend this winter with Dr. Edward Tieste Mrs. Morris Cleary was called to Kansas City by the death of her brother.... Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Giesther.of Richmond, will remove to this place next week Judge W. A. Martin and J. L. Fry will goto Lexington, Ky., next week to attend the great horse sale there I. N. Todd, of Indianapolis, Joseph Whitesell and his sister, - Miss Alice, of Knlghtstown; Mrs. Harry Silvers and Miss Grace, nndMr. Ward Taylor, of Pendleton, attended the reception given by J. Ward Walker and wife to their son, Wood L. Walker, and his bride (nee Whitesell). of Knichtstown. The reception was largely attended by their friends in this city, audit was' indeed a handsome affair. ..Rev. D. R. Love, of Newton, Fountain county, was a guest of Rev. Logan this week. . . . The members of the Preshvterlan Church wUl give their new pastor. Rev. J. P. Hutchinson, a reception at the church next Wednesday evening Mrs. J. K. Watts, wife of Rev. Watts, of the M. E. Church, is absent on missionary work in Michigan. Ay Green sburjf. C. W. Harvey, formerly superintendent of the city schools, and his wife, of Indianapolis, spent part of the week here... Colonel Scobey and wife are visiting Denver. Col Mr. and Mra. John I Dobyns have returned from a visit to Boone county, Kentucky..;. Mrs. Dr. Scholleld is home from a visit to Madison Bev. Father 8telgerwald, who has been absent in the old country for several months, has returned and resumed his duties as pastor here.... Mrs. Charles Darnell (nee Loyd) is home on a visit, from Garden City. Kan.... Miss Anna Kennedy is home from Topeka, Kan. ...Mrs. Jennie Dickey, of Keene, O.. is here.... L. B. Miller and J. W. Burroughs and wife, of Mllroy, are off on a trip through the West.. ..Mrs. A. P.Gaines is atPueblo, Cel., visiting.. ..Mls Cora Templeton has returned to her home at Durham, Kan., after a visit hero.... M. C Connett and wife, of Bedford. Ia.. spent part of the week in this city.... George H. Templeton and wife are on a trip to various points in Kansas.. Cards are out announcing the marriage. Wednesday, Oct. 16, at 4:30 r. m., of Mr. Tim L. Lame, of this city.' and Miss Justinia Shannon.... Licensed to marry during the week: Thomas Ketcham and Mollie Alexander. Myron A. Pardum and Elizabeth 8. Barnes, Rilev Ricketts and Nora F. McLaughlin, George E. Erdman and Sallie C. Hanion.--.Mlss Inez Williamson, of Indianapolis, is here with relatives. Green castle. Mrs. T. II. Hollis, who has been the guest of Mrs. Thos. A. Hanna. returned to Worthington on Friday Mrs. C. C. Matron is visiting in Brazil. ...Miss Nettle D. Huffman, of the liolden Comedy, Company, Is the guest of Mrs. N. G. Smith. ...Mis Mamie Unison, of the Junction, goes to St. Mary's of the Woods to become a Sister of Providence.... Mrs. Alex. Lockridge gave a lunch on Wednesday afternoon that was an elegant affair. A hundred guests were present and all united in pronouncing it a suceess. Mm. Lockridge wan assisted by Mrs. Albert Lockridge, Mrs. C C. Matson. Mrs. A. L. Lockridge, Mrs. G. H. Brown aDd Misses Tunle Hays, Bede Hanna, Kittle Stevenson and Ida Anderson... Mrs. Anna Oliver, Mrs. Geo. Blake and Miss Ada Oliver have returned from Kansas.... Mr?. Essex and daughter, of Little Rock, Ark., and Miss Hipes. of Lebanon, Mo., are the guests of Mrs. Dr. Swahlen..f .The University lecture course for the year comprises the following: David Swing, Chaplain McCabe, Thos. C. Trueblood, Schubert Quartete and the Boston Ideal Mandolin and Guitar Club. Knlghtstown. Mrs. J. B. Edwards, of Indianapolis, visited her many friends here the fore part of this week. ....Miss Nellie Thomas, of Terre Haute, is spending a short time " with Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Morris, on South Jefferson street Mr. and Mrs. Will Manson returned last Friday from an extended wedding trip trough tLe East Charles R. Whitesell and faintly attended the reception given to Mr. and Mrs. Wood J. Walker, at the home of J. Ward Walker and wife, in Greenfield, on Thursday evening.... Mrs. Edward Butler is tho gcest of her daughter, Mra. F. I. Grubbft. at Indianapolis James Whitcomb Riley will give one of his Interesting and amusing entertainments In this city In the near future for the benefit of the Young Ladles' Mission Society.. ..Mioses Mame Boblett, Maud Leasuro and Bra Wilkinson are spending a few days at the national capital.... Mr. and Mrs. Wood have returned from an extended Western wedding trip. ....Major L.L. Boblett and family leave next week for Chicago, where they will spend the winter... .Miss Hattio Wagoner has been the guest of friends at Richmond for a tortnlght past.... William Palmer and family, of Cambridge.4 Mo., are guests of the family of W. W. Bell, on East Main street.... Miss Kate Bradford leaves shortly for an extended visit with relatives at Brooklyn. N. Y....Mrs. Will Morris and children of Indianapolis, are the guests of Mrs. John Llebhardt on East Main street.... C D. Curry and family, of Greenfield, spent Sunday last with friends in this city. - - Liberty. Rev. C C. Edwards, accompanied by his family, left Tnesday for their new home at Indianapolis. ....Miss Kate Curry was united in marriage to Ferdinand Smith, of College Comer, Tuesday, Bev. R. D. Black officiating John Clark and wife visited relatives at New Paris, O., this week.....Mlfls Ascha Bates is tha guaat

of Miss Nellie Bowers, at Tlamilton, O.... Dr. E. Thompson and wife are tisiting Washington, i. c.; and other Eastern cities.... A reception was tendered Bev. lievenaugh and wife at the home of B. a FosdicSc Friday evening.... Mra. O. L. Siade, of Clay Center. Kan., is the guest of relatives here.. ..Miss Rose McNally, of Lexington, Ky., U the guest of Mrs. OTooIe. Miss Mollie BUI, of Delphi. Ind.. Is the guest of Elijah Toler, east of Liberty.... Rev. 8. F. llncher, the new M. E. pastor, arrived in Liberty, Fiidav, from Indianapolis, accompanied by his f ami lr.... Will Morn, of this city, and Miss May Evans, of Franklin, O., were united in marriage, at the home of the bride's parents. Tuesday evening. They are now on a trip through the East, and on their return will take up their residence In Liberty.... Mrs. Rebecca - Roe has returned from a visit to Brookville relatives.... Miss Lida Toppcn is visiting relatives at Connersvlllfl....MIss LaUe Leonard is the guest of Hamilton f riends.... Miss Lena Haworth and Miss Arabel Toppen were guests of Hamilton friends a few days this week T. E. Powers and wife visited at Brookville the first of the week.... The first regular meeting of the Acorn Chautauqua Circle was held Wednesday evening. This is the second Chautauqua circle in Liberty, the "Vlnoenf now being in its third year. There are about thirty persons in Liberty taking the reading of the CL.8.C, Lebanon. Miss Lizzie McMannis, of Indianapolis, visited friends here lat week Mra. J. W. Thompson. of Liz ton, Ind., is tho guest of Mrs. W. E.Osbnrn. ....Mrs. Carrie Hart of Chicago, is visiting friends here.. ..Dr. O. P. Mahan started on Tuesday for Kingman, Kan....Thef following marriage licenses" were issneI this week: J. A. Arnold and Nancy Ann Wolf, Moses i M. Ross and M. J. Essex, John Pratter and Telitha Kreegar, Oliver Ham and Nora Bluebaugn, J. E. Bradly and Rose E. Smith, 8. W. Wllev and Julia Sheridan, Wm. Fox and Ellie Braughard.,.. Mrs. Craig and daughter, of Greensburg, were guests of Miss Myrtle Reagan this week. . , . Muncie. Miss Emma Neely has returned to her home at Carthage, Mo... .Mrs. III. Curray, of Connersville, visited Mrs. C. M. KImbrough ic this city the past week.... Mrs. J. W. Freemau, of Blutfton, visited her daughter, Mrs. Charles Bennett, here the past week....MiM Wedddla Klick, of Bluffton, Is the guest of Miss Amelia Shaufelberger In this city.... Mrs. Sid Jewett entertained lady friends, last week, in honor of her guest. Mrs. Asa Hodson, of McMinville, Ore.. ..Mrs. William Small is visiting In Wayne county.... Mra. Phceby Lockwood is visiting her son John and family at Kokomo....Mrs. T. J. Lockwood and son visited at Kokomo the past week... .J. W. Perkins and wile, Ed Hafner and wife, J. C. Wood and wife, A. L. Johnson, Cary and Carl Franklin attended tho conclave at Washington. Frank Nickey and . wife were . at St. Louh?, Mo., the past week, visiting.... Mrs. Gus Gutherie is visiting her parents at Troy, O....MUs Flora Adair. of Portland, visited here the past week Miss Clara Rusfiell.or NewParis, O.. Is visiting Mrs. R. 8. Gregory in this city.. .-.Miss Fannie McCormick is visiting Mrs. J. R. Smith at Tipton.... The Misses Chapiel, of Knlghtstown, are visiting in this city.... Mr. and Mrs. H. Boades are home from a visit at Hillsboro, O....Mr. and Mrs. David Wilson are visiting relatives in Texas. . . .J. P. Sanders and wife are visiting relatives In Wilkes county, North Carolina.. ..L. E. Fenowllle and wife, of Kaskakee, III., visited W. T. fahafer and wife hero tho past week.... Rev. II. IL Spihr and wife visited at Anderson the past week.... Mrs. NevMcClclled is home from a visit at Hamilton, O.... Joseph Stewart and wife, of Leonard, Mo., are visiting their son David In this city.. ..Mrs. Lncy Williams, of Washington city, visited her brother, Rev. G. A. Little, here the past week.... Miss Margy Bdyon, of Eldorado Springs. Mo., is visiting Dr. and Mrs. H. N. Winani Mrs. M. J. Hanley and children are home from an ex tended visit in Illinois. ...Mrs. Nannie Cruse is home from a viidt to her son at Chicago.. ..Major and Mrs. J.T. Wildman visited relatives at Madison this week while the Major attended the re-: union of hii regiment at Vevay Mrs. Sue Neely is home from a visit at Cleveland, O.... Mis Etta Hill left for her future home at Dayton, O.. last week.... Mrs. Frank Ellis is visiting at Pine Bluff, Ark Mrs. S. Dorsey, of Richmond, visited Mrs. Charles . Baldwin tho oast week.. ..John Luke and wife, Mrs. I. T. Lake, and Mrs. William Barnell. of Bedkey. vlMted Will P. Lake and family here this week.. ..Mrs. "A. A. Truitt was at Bnshvllle the past week T, F. Rose and wife are visiting at Peru.... Walter Butteral and wife are home from a visit at Logan sport.... The Misses May Hoyse and Myrtle JohnsonOf Anderson, are guests of Miss Mamie King.... Mrs. J. L. 8treeter elegantly entertained Thursday evening of list week In honor of John Love, of Cincinnati, who is visiting his parents here. Marlon. Richard Ludlum and wife, of Morrow. O., are visiting at William Ludlum's Mrs. Jonathan Keller and daughter. Miss Rosalind, visited Marion relatives this week..:. Mrs. John Lawrence and Mrs. Lucy Goldthwalte vUited Mrs Orrln Trook, at Xenia, Thursdav P. W. Herzog and wife, of Minneapolis, visited hero this week Mrs. J. G. Sayeris visiting at Warren. ....Mrs. A1B. Sweltser and Mr. Alice Wood gave a reception to a large number of lady friends Friday afternoon, in honor of Mrs. F. W. Swezey. .. .Thomas B. Price, wife and daughter, of Urbana, O., are visiting the families of L. K. and 1 M. RV Price. h:Mrs.: Samuel Druey, of Peru, Kan., is visiting Marion relatives Charles Boblnson and wife have returned to Plqua after'a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Fruchey Mrs. William Hamilton, of Pittsburg, Is visiting Marlonrelatlves J. L. Starrett and wife are visiting their son Will, at Tallapoosa, Ga Mrs. M. Michaels i visiting her daughter, Mr. Leo Nussbanni....Mrs. Val Thompson, of Union City, is viiitinr her daughter, Mrs. John , Hough.... Misses Gertrude Campbell aud Ella Amnions have returned from a visit to Bellcfontaine, O. . . Charles Kiel and wife are back from a visit to Washington C. IL, O....Mrs. W. 8. Foster and children went to Niles Mich., Monday, on a four weeks tlsit. Montezuma. , Rer. 0. B. Rippetoe left on Monday to visit his mother. In Dexter. 111.... Mis Nettle Philippsis visiting friends In Tuscola, 111. ...Miss Belle Osborn was in Terre Hauto Friday... .R. O. Jones attended the races at Terre Haute Tuesday and Wednesday.... Miss Ban ara Dean (nee Lee), of Cbrisman, 111., arrived with her husband, on Saturday, to take supper with her mother, Mrs. John Leo.... Mr. Com p ton, of Hlllsdalo, Ind., and Mrs. Elizabeth Murphy, of this .town, were mar ried on Wednesday. Madison. Mr. aud Mrs. H.II. Cambern, of Parsons, Kan., are guests of Claude Kennedy, at Hanover.... The Jefferson county Sabbath-school convention will meet at Smyrna Oct. 17... John Robertson left yesterday for hi home in Scotland, after a short visit to his eousln. Mrs. Fergus Cochran.... Mrs. 8. Grayson, with her daughter, Mrs. Helen Gould, and son Harry, are spending a week with friends In Indianapolis Married, Frank Howe and Antoinette Chambers Mrs. Mary Reno left Thursday for Lawrence, Kan.... Miss Mame Henry, of Switzerland county. Is v Continued on Seventh Page.j

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This enormous stock fills ourcellar. Salesroom on first floor and reserve stock-room on third floor. If you had passed our store building Thursday evening, and seen the stacks of boxes on the sidewalk, you would have wondered where1 we could put them, and when we could sell them. THE PRICE WILL SELL THEM. We bought the stock at 50 cents on the dollar, and will put them on sale to-morrow at a small advance. above what we, paid for them. You can buy for one dollar this week what you paid two dollars for last week. You can find everything for men, women and children, in Scarlet Gray, Natural White and

Fancy Colors. . r In this stock are thousands of Jersey Ribbed Vests and Drawers, in white, gray, natural and fancy. ' ' r , ' Men's Ane natural gray, scarlet and white. Children's gray, white, scarletTtHd natiirrLSee the ribbed-leg Drawers for children, the.most practical garment, ever mado,aHb (ng th j stocking to come upon the knees with ease. The ladies' natural' and medicated Underwear you can now buy for less than half the price formerly asked. Men's fine . natural wool, gray and scarlet, such as formerly sold at $2 and $2,25, fr Shirts alone. You can buy the Suit, Shirt and Drawers, for $2. Men's finished neck and sleeve Shirt will be sold at 25 cents. . . , 1,800 pieces Children's Vest and Drawers, from 12i cents each up; just half the price for-' merly sold for; Ladies' Jersey ribbed and fashioned Vest, from 25 cents up to 68 cents; tho lowest sold at 50 cents, the best from SJ.25 to $1.50. It is utterly impossible, in "this' advertisement to give you much of an idea of what it is. The quantity, quality find price must be seen to be appreciated. To-morrow morning "tho cbunters will be stacked with it. Come and get all you will need for this season and next. CHILDREN'S WEEK Ttris will foe the Children's Cloak "Week. Our Winter Opening of Children's Cloaks begins to-morrow, and continues every day during the week. We invite all mothers to come and see the stock. Come, whether you want to buy or not. ' You may want a Cloak later in the season, and this will help you to decide what to buy when you get ready. We will freely give you any information wocan, and show you all the new styles. Where it is inconvenient for the mothers to come, we kindly invito j'ou to send

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