Indianapolis Journal, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 January 1891 — Page 3

THE" "INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL, SUNDAY, JANUARY 18, 1891.

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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY. All society and personal notes for the Sunday ittvt of tht Journal, to tecurt publication, mutt be in the hands of the ctfg tditor by Saturday noon. ' . In a New York society column appeared the following recently: "Newest 0f the professional entertainers Is a young girl who plays the banjo and sings plantation songs in a room adjoining where a fashionable company is dining. It is said the 'novelty' has taken." If a like announcement had been made about diners-oat having to be entertained in a like manner in this part of the country it is probable there would have been some so-callfcd witticism about tne wild West in some Eastern journals. The wedding of Miss Era Austin and Mr. Edward S. K. Sequin, Wednesday afternoon, was the social event of the week. Among the other gatherings was the card party, Monday .evening, given by Mr. and lira. Dewitt Griffith, to celebrate the tenth anniversary of their marriage, and a like entertainment for ladies, by the same hostess. Tuesday afternoon. Monday evening Miss Katharine Malott gave a tea to the Seguln-Austin bridal party, and Tuesday evening there was a theater party for the same guest. Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Charles F. Kobbins had a chocolate, the decorations for which were pink and green.' On Wednesday occurred the marriage of Miss Rose M. Carrand Mr. P. J. Freaney and the first meeting of the Matinee Musical since the holidays. Thursday Mrs. John Ingram entertained a few friends informally for her niece, Mrs. Cameron, of Sidney, Australia. Miss Helen Frettyman gave a small dinner party for her guest, Mies Bookmaker, of Syringtield, . O., and Mrs. John 11. liolliday held an elegant reception for her guest. Miss Early, of Baltimore. Friday there were several informal companies. Mrs. II. IT. Fried ley entertained, Mrs. T. O. Morris invited a few friends to , meet her guest, Mrs. Hopkins, of Buffalo, and Dr. and Mrs. Frederick C. Woodburn fave an impromptu xnusicale for their guest, liss Campbell, of Louisville, who is a fine vocalist. The Arlington Club had a fulldress party at Brenneke's academy, and the Free Kindergarten and Children's Aid Society gave a diamond tea at Mrs. Arthur Jordan's, which as a very successful affair. The regular meeting of the Woman's Club was also held. While there was comparatively little going on socially, those ladies who have visitors from abroad have found many interesting things and places for their guests to see. Personal Mention Mis Mary Isabella Loutnan Is visiting Miss B. E. Miller, in Terre Haute. Mrs. F. D. Goodale, nee Ralble, of Trinidad, CoL, Is visiting In the city. Miss Mollle Nee, of Bra ill, is the guest of Mrs. ' J. V. Ayer, Hotel Windsor. Mr. John R. McFeo hai returned from a two weeks' visit to Minneapo.ls. f Mrs. John Love and M.ss Emily Uj"i;M Te returned from Terre Hauts.

P. J. Freaney and wife returned yesterday . ixom tneir wedding trip to LMcao. Mrs. Marie Fearaonette has returned from a two weeks' visit to friends in Chicago. Mrs. J. G. ITunt, of Richmond, is visiting inenas at ri o. -k'J'Z Jbast aiarset street. Mrs. AbbyA. Cadr U viaitlng her son, Dr. Nelson Cady and family, in Logansport. ' Miss Lucia Wyant. of Marion, O., is the guest or Aius luanone Miner, on central avenue. Mr. Alex. Cazntneron, of Sidney, Australia, Is the guest of Mr. Chas. Kahio, his father-in-law. Mr. R. II. Shoemaker, of Cincinnati, la visiting Airs. o. 1. Morton ana zamiiy at ooaruu x lace. Miss Laura Johns, of Decatur, is expected this w eek to visit Miss Josephine CiiiL la Woodruff Place. Miss Byers, of Louisville,-Ky., is the guest of 3ilss Lime iieeves, 2o. 4i'U xfortn .Delaware ' street. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Murphy, of Louisville, Ky.. are here on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. J. l Ilowlcy. Mrs. Stark, of Sazinaw. Mich., who is visiting Mrs. II. T. Conde, will return Home tne last of this week. Mr. Lucius Jackson, one of the ushers at the eeguin-Anstln wedding, returned to Lafayette on x riday. Miss Bua1 Waddy, 'of Indianapolis, will visit her sUter, Mrs. Harvey Thomas, In Anderson, over Sunday. . Mrs. R. M. fl. IIODkins. of Buffalo. N". Y.. who la the truest of Mrs. T. O. Morris, will leave here to morrow for cnicago. Miss Lucv Mar. who has bevti the truest of Miss Erwln, is now visiting Mrs. C. B. Lockard, on Xorth Meridian street. Mrs. John Middle ton. of Louisville, who is spending a few days with Mrs. W. II. Coleman, will return home to-morrow. Mrs. Wm. E. Collins and daughter Rath are visiting the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Steele, on North Delaware street. Henry Ditmer and Will Mannf eld left the city last week for a pleasure trip to Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Washington. Mr. O. T. Morton read his paper on ''Student Life at Oxford, England," before the Tuesday Club, at Richmond, onTuesday last. MlssDerauw and Miss Jennings, of Harrisburg. Pa., are expected this wee to visit Miss Emma Thompson, on North Illinois street. Mrs. W. O. DeYay and on hare gone to South Bend to reside. Mr. and Mrs.1 DeYay will probably make Chicago their home In a short time. Mr. IL Steele Bright and wife, who have been visiting General Carnahan and family, will return to their home In Superior, Wis., to-morrow. Mr. and Mrs. John Hamilton, of Chicago, after pending a few dsys with friends in the city, left lat evening for Florida, where Mrs. Hamilton will spend the winter. Mrs. Stevens and Miss Stevens, of Chicago, who have been the guests of Mrs. George F. Adams, will go to the Windsor Hotel this week to visit Mrs. M. U. gpades. Mrs. E. F. Cost and son Herbert will return to their home In Kansas City to-morrow, having pent several weeks in this city as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Applegate. ' Mr. John A. Glover, of Urbana, is spending 6unday with Mr. and Mrs. D. I Wood. Upou hi return home to-morrow he will be accompanied by Mrs. Glover and son, who have been spending several weeks here. Mr. Lewis Thompson, Miss Thompson and Mis Lynch, of iMinburg, and Misses Johnson, of Crawfordsville, were among the guests from out of towu who came to attend the Arlington Club party Friday night at Brenneke's Academy. Society Events. Mrs. George W. Brecount will entertain friends Faturday afternoon at cards, at her home on North Pennsylvania street. Mrs. Raymond, of Woodruff Place, will give a reception Saturday afternoon, in honor of Mrs. and Miss Stevens, of Chicago, 111. Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Williams gave a party last Friday evening, at their home near Irvington, In honor of Miss DeXalb, of New York city. The members of the Venus Club will entertain their friend at the nfth reception of their series, at Mason to Hail, next Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Moras entertained a few friends very handsomely at dinner Wednesday evening, In honor of ex-Uovernor and Mrs. L P. Gray. Miss Beulah Moore entertained a few young friends, at her home on lie Ilefontalne street, last Friday evening, with a "spider-web" party, and there was aleo music and danoing. A very pleasant evening was spent, Thursday, at the home of Miss Carrie Rea, No. 169 Clifford avenue. The hostess was assisted by her brother Albert in entertaining her friends. Misses Lellie Lane and Jiette Garthwalt entertained their friends with a card party, Thursday evening, at the home of the former. No. -6 West Pratt ttreet. The prize was a handsome basket of flowers. A very pleasant party was given by the Misses Pearl and Kuby Busselie at their home, on Tennessee street, last Wednesday evening. Music, cards and dancing were the features ot the evening's entertainment. Miss Winifred Stiles was the hostess of a pleasMit party Friday evening, given in honor of her guest. Miss Minnie Moore, of Kentucky. Progressive anagrams were played till 11 o'clock, when a collation was served. The Eureka Eurhro Club was entertained, last Friday night, by Mr. and Mrs. Anderson, at JSo. 20O West Vermont street. They also entertained their friends Friday night with a masquerade jarty. about tlfty guests being present. The Fortnightly Literary Club will meet at the residence of Mrs. Katharine Bullard, No. 179 East Ohio fttreet. at '2:20 r. m. Tuesday, to discuss "The Civilization, Government. Religious and Worship of China." A paper will read by Mrs. Alice b. Allen, and conversation will be led by Mrs. Mary I. Jcucfie. Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Fierce gave an elegant dinner Wednesday evtning in honor of Mis Mitchell, of Cincinnati, who is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. Alfred Bernard, of North Meridian street. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Barnard, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wells, Mr. and Mrs. William Eider, Mrs. Harris p. WeUtU, Mr. James Whitcomb Riley and Mr. Golt. The L. and 8. a. met Friday evening at the home of Miss Anna Hartley, on Fouth New Jersey street. The programme consisted of an essay by Miss Jessie Ingersoll; vocal solo. Dr. Hays; reading. Mr. Winters; reading. Miss Neil Inrersoll; vocal solo. Miss Uaysley; reading. Miss Livingston; reading, Mr. Vance; vocal duet. Miss Vance and Mr. Ward, and Instrumental solo. Mrs. Dierdorf. There was a pleasant gathering Friday evening of former residents of Lake county at Mrs. LL J. Frier's, No. SO Garfield place. After din

ner the evening was spent with music and cards. Among the guests were C. F. Griftin. ex-becre-

tary of btate, and family; Mr. ana airs tnas. Young, ex-Assistant Secretary oi etate: Charles Mr. and Mrs. Burnans, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Holton, Miss Flora uoiton, Mr. and Sirs. Hiram iioiton, Mr. King and Mr. and Mrs. J.H.Prier. . The "DiAmoni tw iriven at Mrs. Arthur Jor dan's beautiful home on North Meridian street, Friday afternoon, was a great success. The favors were diAinond-shsned cards bearing Quota tions, and the cakes and hot rolls were also of that form. A plentiful sprinkling of aiamona of the entertaining section was bedecked with all V i . 1 a J . . uerjeweis. it was a sparjumg euiwummeuu Th preat orent in Hebrew circles this week will be the fair to be held at Mnnerchor Hall, beginning Tuesday evening. The entertainments eacu evening are to oo particular OnTuesdav evenlnir there will be a "Mother Goose' show. All the characters of this famous nursery lore are to be illustrated by nanasomeiy costume a inujviaiuus. xiuujr u.u there will be an ancient Hebrew mar riage, and' Thursday night a concert. The other features of the fair are to be novel, ana crest care has been taken in the arrangements and details. The hall will be found a delighUul place of resort throughout the week. The opening of the Propylaeum with a grana promenade concert and reception on the evening of Feb. 3 Is the event to which society in gen eral is looking forward. The party win De an InlrAHnntlnn nf tViA iitH tn tha hllllil in (T And present one of its very attractive features, that ot suowing now wen it is auapieu iut company. The hall will seat six hundred and each parlor two hundred persons, so that with the extra vestibule and hall room at least one thousand can be accommodated. But as the reception will continue from 8 to 12 o'clock, it is doubtful if that large a number will be present at any one time. For companies of all sizes, from fifty to five hundred, more or less, the parlors or hall are most desirable. The managers hope to have the party an evening 0rcs3 affair, and similar to the many private companies which have been given, so those who are thus inclined may Indulge. THE STATE AT LARGE Anderson. Miss Bertha Williamson, of Chesterfield, Is the guest of Mrs. W. E. French. . - Mrs. M. L. Doyle, who has been visiting Mrs. Wlllard Fleming ior several months, has returned to her home at Point Pleasant, Va Mrs. E. P. bchlater and her daughter, Mies Gertrude, are making an extended tour in the South for the benefit of Miss Gertrude's health... .Mrs. E. Moore and Miss Jessie McKlnney, of Muncie, are visiting Anderson relatives Mrs. George Harlan and son Herbert are visiting Perklnsville friends Mrs. W. W. Cotterel, of Garden City, Kan., is the gust of Dr. C. 8. and Lafe J. Burr.... Mrs Hinry Anderson, of New Castle, has returned home, after a week's visit with Mrs. Charles Craig ana Miss Nora Anderson.... Mr. and Mrs. McFarland Black entertained a number of Anderson friends at their home, north of the city, Thursday.... Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Young, of Alexandria, are visiting friends in this city Miss Minnie Taylor, of Indianapolis is the guest of her parents on West Eighth street.. ...D. C. Wood and wife, of Tipton, are visiting Mrs. Wood's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Taylor. Mrs. and Mrs. 6am Bufklus, of Battle Creek, Mich., are visiting friends In Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Lafe Bell, of Mechanicsburg, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Huston Miss May Bryson, of Brazil, and Miss Edna Kinsey, of New Castle, are the guests of Miss MaudKllEore Miss Dede Hacklcman has returned to er home in Connersville, after an extended visit with Anderson friends Mrs. Moses Eckhouse, of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Paul Seldinberg, of Milwaukee, are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Hays. lledfortl. Elder Joseph Franklin and wife are In Hamilton, Canada. They are conducting a protracted meeting and will not return for several weeks. Dr. J as. J. Johnson and wife, of Martinsville, are visiting rclatl?es here. . . .Miss Kittle Day returned Tuesday night from a visit to Salem.... Robert Reed and wife, who have been visiting in Chicago for some time, arrived home Wednesday evening.... Mrs. Chas. Walker is visiting relatives in Jeffersonvllle Mrs. Boruff, who has been ill so long, died Tuesday night and was burled Wednesday. Her four grown sons acted as pall-bearers.... The M. XX (Married Twenty), consisting of some of the nicest young married people of the town, met at the residence of W. A. Webb on Tuesday evening and played progressive crokinole. Refreshments were served and a delightful evening was passed. In two weeks they will be entertained by Dr. and Mrs. J. T. Freeland Misses Agnes Hacket and Ida Pettit, of Louisville, are visiting relatives here.... Mrs. T. Harlan, of Mitchell, visited Mayor Williams's family last week Mrs. P. C. Richards, who has been visit ing friends and relatives here for the past month, returned to her home in Chicago on Thursday morning Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vorls's little daughter Mamie died on Thursday morning. liloomlngton. Miss Carrie Cllne, of Bpencer, is visiting Mrs. Helton, on North College avenue. ...Miss Grace Wicks went to Chicago the latter part of last week, to make a three weeks' visit Mrs Lewis Helton is down from Chicago spending a few days with friends... .Mrs. Mary Wilson, of Bedford, spent Thursday and Friday here with rela tives and friends.... Miss Lizzie Ketcham has returned from Indianapolis to Bloomington....J. B. Mosser and wife were down from Cloverdale last week, visiting Monroe county friends.... Mrs. A. B. Phillpott expects to return to her home in Philadelphia next week. ...Miss Anna Belle Maxwell has returned to her duties as an instructor in Albert Lea. Minn., after an absence from her work since Thanksgiving. Miss Juliet has also returned to her school work at Terre Haute Miss Stella Hancelman, of New Albany, and her friend, Miss LuBie Brener, ot Louisville, are visiting the family of P. G. Pauley Mlas Emma Williams, of Stlnesville, was the guest of Mrs. George Thornton last week. INDIANA UNIVERSITY. Theta met for the first time this year at the home of Miss Miers. A very pleasant time was re ported.... The Mathematical Club will hold its first meeting of the term to-night at the home of Professor Naylor.... Alexander Johnson is to deliver the afternoon lecture to-day Mrs. Dan Fitch, class '86, is taking post-graduate work. ....Dr. Jordan was away Tuesday and Wednesday on a lecturing tour.... Pro feasor Boone now hoars his classes in the new library building. . . . Miss Edna McCollum, of Monticeilo, Ind., who has been visiting Miss Edna Fields for the past week, returned to her home this morning E. K. Dye 1 to represent the Phllomathean Society in the celebration of Washington's birthday. Blaffton Mrs. Charles nieh visited at Decatur the nast .week with her daughter, Mrs. Charles W. Iligh. ....T. B. Empie and family have gone to Fort Wayne to permanently re side.... Mrs. M. A. Marshall was a .Warren visitor the first of last week.... Miss Anna Enlnger has returned to Jennings county.... Mrs. Al Upper) heim was the guest of her mother at Muncie a few days the Kvst week Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bennett, of uncie, are guests of relatives in the city.... Miss Laura Sutherland is at Connersville C. E. Lacey and wife have returned from Crawfordsville.... Mrs. Kate Weisner, of Fort Wayne, is visit ig with the family of C.A.Arnold B. F. Wiley and Mrs. Louisa Wentz were at Washington C. H., O., on Thursday.... The senior class have organized with the following as officers: Karl Keener, president; Lela Beil, vicepresident; Nellie Mason, secretary; Gua Pleseenger, treasurer. BrazlL Miss Lizzie Morris s visiting relatives in Greencastle....Mlss May Bryson is th- guest of Miss Kilgore, at Anderson, Ind Invitations are out for the-marriage of Mr. J. L. Gunnison and Miss Mamie Newton, two wortny young people of this city Miss May Duncan entertained the Young Women's W. C. T. U., at the family residence, Friday afternoon.... Miss Nellie Zimmerman entertained a number of young friends, at her home, on North Meridian street. Monday night. -.Miss Mollie Nees is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Aver, of Indianapolis.... MLs Julia Iouglass visited in Terre Haute the first of the week Miss Li da Grooms returned to her home in Greencastle, Monday, from a short visit to Miss Lou Knight, in this city.... Mrs. Charles Minshali, of Terre Haute, spent fcundsy in the city, the guest of her father, Mr. J.B.Richardson. Colfax. Mr. W. L. Ewing, of Darlington, was the guest of his mother last Sunday Mrs. Annie Clark visited friends at Frankfort last Wednesday.... Mrs. O. W. Eldred was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Gould. of CrawfordsTtlle, last Sunday.... A very agreeable surprise party was given Prof. George E. Long' last Wednesday eventng....Mr. and Mrs. John Utv have Just returned from Ohio, where they have been visiting friends and relatives. Covington. Miss Mollle McMahon spent Sunday in Danville with her mother and sister Miss Mamie Jnhnson returned home last Wednesday from Nashville, Tenn.... Mioses Alma Hughes and Hortla Gooklns, with Bernle Orr, all of Attica, attended the hop Thursday evening They were the guests of Elbert Nebeker while in the city. Mrs. C. M. McCabe and children were Crawfordsville visitors last week, the guests of C. V. Harding.. ..Miss Minnie Ioy. of I'errysville, attended the club dance Thursday evening.... Miss Grace Nebeker is visiting at Indlanaiolls, the guest of Miss Mary Hicks Judge Rabb and wife, of WiHiamport, were ibe guests of C. M. McCabe and family the latter part of the week The Mite Hociety met at the home of Miss Josie Webb Friday eveniog....Mrs. Pink Nebeker was In Danvlilo on Thursday last.... There were some beautiful selections well rendered at the musicale last Tuesday evening ... Mrs. A. P. Pott, of Attica, spent Thursday with Covington friends.... The hop. Thursday night, gven by the Opera-house Club, was a success every way. and the good muslo from Indianapolis was enjoyed by ad. Crawfordsville. Dr. J. R. Duncan has been visiting atZanesvilie. O....Mr. E. M. Henkle. of Brazil, is vlsltiug her son Will Miss Jessie Swift and Charles M. Fraley, of Linden, were married on last Tuesday Mrs. I. C. Elston and daughter. Miss Mary, have been visiting at Indianapolis Mtes Blanche Divine gave a party, on Tuesday evening, to alout thirty couples Miss Ilepsey Ramsey is visiting Miss Allie Surface at Ifayette.... Mrs. John Hardee, of Indianapolis, has been visiting relatives in this city... .Miss Lulu Brew

er has returned from Frankfort.... Mrs. -Lizzie Ramsey, of Peoria, I1L, is the guest of Mrs. Henry Hoan.... Miss Nettie ecott is visiting at Lafayette... .Miss Ballle Newton is the guest of Mrs. Walter Evans, at Indianapolis Mrs. A. M. Gaylord has returned to Hanover after a

visit with her daughter, Mrs. J. M. coulter Mrs. Belle Brihtow, of Indianapolis, is visiting Mrs. W. B. Hardee. WA BaSII COLLEGE. ProL J. M. Coulter has returned from Harvard University, at Cambridge. Mass., where he did some special work in botanv....On last rriaay evening Professor Coulter lectured at Delphi.. .. Bo far there seems to be no plan under way to observe Washington's birthday In the manner of last year Since 1839 the trustees have con ferred the degree of LL. D. upon sixteen persons, D. 1). upon thirty-two, A. M. upon thirtysix, l'h. v, upon three, and M. B. npon one, Dublin. Mrs. Susan Reese and little daughter, from near Gardner, Kan., are here visiting friends.... Mrs. epangier, from Milton, has been visiting her many friends here lately.... A whole busload of young folks visited Milton one night last week.... Mrs. iienry fccnrawaer ana luue daughter visited Richmond several days last week.... An Interesting musical class Is under the instruction of Professor Woody, of Chicago, at the M. E. Church. A concert is billed for Monday night, when the term closes.... Elmer M. Druley and Miss Leona Brown were married at Centervllie on Thursday evening last by Rev. Foster. Mr. Druley had been living here for some time, but of late had been attending a medical Institute at Cincinnati. Miss Brown Is the daughter of Solomon Brown, of this place. Elkhart, Mrs. E. M. Chester and Miss Clara Koehler have returned from a visit to Mrs. Harry Hogue, at Jackson, Mich Miss Viola Fortness, who has been visiting here, has returned to her home in Owasso.Mlch., called there by the sickness of her father... Mrs. A. MTucker and daughter.Miss Hallie, are in Cleveland Miss Rose Taylor has returned from an extended visit in Denver, CoL She is accompanied by her sister, Mrs. John Col' Uns Mrs. Corbin. of Chicago, is here visiting her parents, A. L. Muzzy and wife.... Mrs. Dora A. Barlow and daughter are visiting in Mendon, Mich.... The leading residents of the city gave a charity ball Tuesday night. It was a tine affair, and was largely attended The Recherc he Club will give a reception to their lady friends on the evening of the -Oth. It is intended to be one of the finest social events of the season. . . .Mrs. Ed Sanborn is visiting In Kalamazoo.... Mrs. M. J. Brennan and daughter Rosa are spending a week in South Bend.... Mrs. Philip Christman entertained forty of her friends on Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hooper, of Saginaw, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hooper.... Mr. and Mrs. MoHenry are In Chicago Miss Carrie Knevels, of South Bend, is spending a few days with her Elkhart relatives.... Mrs. Pannelee, of North Manchester, is visiting her Elkhart friends Mrs. A. Lowry has returned from a three weeks visit in Illinois.... Miss Jennie Rasstnan. who was here visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles Welty, has returned to La grange.... Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Webster have gone to Colorado Springs. Col., to spend the winter...: Mrs. Charles Coates and Miss Rose Turner, of Chicago and St. Paul, have been visiting Mrs. E. 11att.--.Mrs. H. Goffmey, of Monroe, Mich., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Kane. Frankfort. Misses Ida Zarlng and Ollle Thompson have returned to rchool at Westervllln, 0..Mlss Carrie Miller is visiting relatives at Crawfordsville.... Miss Villa Mercer has gone to Terre Haute to school. ...Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, of Crawfordsville, were visiting relatives here last week.... Miss Mary Baird. of Noblesville, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. N. C Hanna....Miss Ella Cowdry, of Lafayette, is the guest of Miss Lena Bryant.. ..Mrs. J. D. Cox, of Peru, has returned home after a visit with Mrs. Dora Adams.... Miss H aidla' a guest, Miss Beth Krldcr, has returned to her home at Greencastle Mrs. Flank Brown, of Indianapolis, is the guest of Mrs. Milt Merrill.... Miss Retta Fear, of New Albany, is visiting her parents.... Mrs. M. Hertz has returned from quite a vlalt in the South.... Mrs. J. P. Edmunds has returned from a visit to Portland, accompanied by her sister. Miss Eva McConochy. . . . Miss Etne Jones is visiting friends at Kokoino Mrs. William Barnett has returned from a visit to Illinois .J.B.Marvin and wife spent the first of the week in Indianapolis.... Misses Annie and Julia Levy, of Chicago, are guests of Mrs. Jack Garrett J. B. Greene and wife have returned from Kansas City. Greencastle. Mr. and Mrs. Cheek have returned to Chicago. ....Mrs. John Cooper is at Danville, 111 Miss Lizzie Morris of Brazil, is visiting her Greencastle friends.... Mrs. Grimes, of Terre Haute, was the piest of her sister, Mrs. Willis Neff, during the week Dr. Henry Jaokson, of Chicago, was the truest of Dr. Rldpath on Thursday.. ..Mrs. Folder, of Atlanta, Ga., Is visiting her sister, Mrs. U. B. Longdon.--.Miss Gertie Zeis, of Oxford, Ind., is visiting her cousin. Miss Missouri Wei k.... Mr. and Mrs. Steele have returned to Louisville. Ky., from their visit to Mrs. Thomas Abrams and Mrs. D. W.Riggs... Ensign Robertson. United States navy. Is visiting the family of John A. Crose Miss Ida Orrell, of Altamont, I1L, is visiting Miss Lizzie Overstreet Miss Grace Morrison, of Indianapolis, was the guest cf Miss Georgia Keating during the week.. ..Mrs. Jesse W. Weikls vl-lting at Portland, Ind Miss Alta McNorton, of Indianapolis, is the guest of Mrs. John W. Earp...Mrs. Dougherty.of Cincinnati, is visiting her sister, Mrs. R. C. Williams.... The Misses Grooms entertained their friends at progressive euchre last evening Mr. C. S. Hammond, of the First National Bank, has gone to Chicago, and is succeeded by Mr. George H. Kurtz, of the Central Bank The "bonnet social" at the residence of Mrs. D. E.i Williamson was largely attended by the ladies of the Christian Church and their friends. DE PAUW UNIVERSITY. Dean Gobin will lecture this afternoon on 'Pioneer Laymen."... .A university concert course has been arranged by Dean Howe, of the Muslo School. . ..The Kappa Kappa Gammas entertained at the residence of Mrs. F. P. Nelson, Friday evening.... A lecture by David Swing on "Modern Novels." is among the coming attractions Thirty-one pianos are now in use in the Music Hall. ...Dean Mason's lecture on "Greater Victorian ft'ovelists" has made Its appearance in pamphlet form Mr. Seaman has resigned his position In the DePauw Ouartet, and Is succeeded by Mr. Wise The DePauw Orchestral Club, under the direction of Miss Marquis, has been organized.... Miss Minnie McLain, of Del phi. Miss Lillian Stevenson, of Portland, and Miss Rllia Jones, of Gosport, are among the new students enrolled in the Art School.... The oratorical contest to choose DePauw's representative at the State contest, is set for the evening of the 12th of February. The elegant residence of Mrs. F. P. Nelson was the scene of a brilliant reception. Friday night, in honor of the Kappa Kappa Gamma fraternity. The floral decorations were especially beautiful, roses aud smllax predominating. Visitors were iu attendance from Indianapolis, Terre Haute and DauviJle, and the mu6lo was furnished by the tirst-named city. Forty ladies took part in the entertainment, the reception committee consisting of Mrs. Nelson and daughter. Miss Mabel Smith. Miss Zella Ward and Miss Halcyon McCurdy. several ladles of other fraternities and members of the faculty of DePauw University ioined in the festivities. The invitations numbered 125 in all. Elegant light refreshments were served. It was after midnight when the guests departed to their homes. ' Greenfield. Misi Lou Crawford is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Ovid Butler, at Indianapolis Miss Annie L. Hawkee of Dayton, O., is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Wm. R. Hough. ...On Tuesday evening Mrs. Dr. S. M. Martin entertained the members of the Choral Union, at her home, in a handsome manner Joseph Moore, a professor at Earlham College, lectured at the Friends' Church last evening Miss Grace Blount, of Irvington, is visiting her sister, Mrs. E. 8. Conner Mr. and Mrs. Jerome M. Kaly are visiting friends at Bucyrua and Alliance, O The last entertainment of the lecture course will be given by Professor French, of Chicago, the celebrated crayon artist, at Masonic Hall, next Friday evening. Knlgntstown. Miss Alice Davis is spending some time with friends at Elgin. Ill Miss Kate Haugh has re turned home from an extended visit at Indian apolis.... Mrs. E. F. Swain and daughter, Miss Maud, of Muncie, are guests of Mrs. James Steele, on North Washington street.. ..Mlas Nellie Sbanklln is at home from a three weeks' visit w ith friends at Anderson and Pendleton.... Mr. and Mrs. John Medsker. of Plaintleld, were guests oi W. B. Gray and family lastweek.... Mrs. Weil, who has been the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Moses Heller, on South Jefferson street, for some time past, returned, Saturday, to her home in Chicago.... Mrs. Frank L Grubbs has returned jo her home in Indianapolis, after an extended visit In this city.. ..Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Watts spent a part of last week with relatives and friends at Centerville Miss Nellie Thomas, of Terre Haute, is spending some time with Mrs. A. O. Morris, on South Jcnerson street Miss Daisy Jones left Thursday for a visit with friends at Lebanon.... Mrs. Minnie Taylor has returned to her home in ashington, D. C, after a pleasant visit with relatives lu this city.... Joseph Hawkins and wife, of Indianapolis, spent a part of the a8t week with friends here Mrs. Jennie Balard arrived home yesterday from an extended visit at Os.aioosa. la. She was accompanied lv her daughter, Mrs. G. B. McFall. who will spend some time here.... Mrs. C D. Morgan entertained the Chautauqua Circle at her home on East lirown street last Monday evening. Lebanon. Thomas Blakemore. of this eftv: nri Mtaa Frank Nelson, of Ada, O, were married at Indianapolis Thursday Miss Bessie Harden returned Wednesday evening from a two weeks stay with Indianapolis friends. ...Mrs. Mary Frank visited at Noblesville during the past week... .Mrs. H. C. Ulen,jr. was guest of friends at .uoruiutt u Aiunuay. Logan sport. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Keller entertained the Coffee Club in a royal manner last Tuesday night. ....Mr-. Nellie McPeek has returned to her home in Chioago, after a pleasant visit with her sister. Mrs. Laudrey.... Miss Mary Bryer has returned from an extended visit with relatives In southern Indiana Miss Lois Pierce has returned to her home in Indianapolis, after a pleasant visit with Miss Flo Murdock.on East Market street. ... Mrs. Albert Wiler Is making a short visit In Lafayette Mrs. Frank Stukey is visiting in Indianapolis.... Mrs. Snyder has returned to her .Continued on Seventh PajcJ

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Thousands attended the sale last week, and know of the low prices. This week we propose to close out every dollar's worth of the big purchase, and have made still lower prices to do it. Stacks of goods on all the counters conveniently arranged so you can make your selection easily with an extra force of salesmen to serve you. SURPRISES IN STORE for YOU TO-MORROW Wagon loads of "Winter Underwear. In this mixed stock are some of the finest wool goods, as well as some very cheap stuff, taut it all goes for less than half price. Stacks of Muslin Underwear on the First Counter as you enter the store at prices from 19e to 7c a garment. See the piles of Linens, Dress Goods, Silks, Crepe de Chines and Grenadines Spring Jackets and Winter Cloaks, Furs, Blankets and Bed-SpreadS, Calico and Ginghams, and' hundreds of more things we have not space to name.

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In the big purchase are about 3,800 pair Kid Gloves most of them bought for the spring trade.' These will be put on sale tomorrow at 29c to 98e. Nothing less than 4-button gloves in the lot. One lot of 4-but-ton Kids 29c, regular price. 68.c; one lot of 4-button Undressed Kids at 7c, the same as sold; last week for $1.B0; one lot 8 -button Undressed-Mosquetaire at 98e, sold everywhere at $1.7S. Buy what you need for the spring as they will cost you just twice as much then, or now either, out of any regular stock. This big stock will bo displayed and oh sale on the two counters to the left as you enter the store. .

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