Indianapolis Journal, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 January 1891 — Page 3

THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL, SUNDAY, JANUARY 25, 1891.

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l'EESttSAL AND SOCIETY.

All society emtf personal notes for tAe Sunday issue of the Journal, to secure publication, mutt tt in iAe hands of th city editor by Saturday no.u Tho dedication of the Propylwum Toesday evening -will be the signal for a round of entertaiments which are to be held in that building. The gatherings there -will xs of great variety, as the several rooms .have been engaged for lectures, clubs, dramatic performances, concerts, socials and business meetings. The promise, too, for numerous pocial gatherings between now and Ash Wednesday is excellent, and several are announced for the coming week. Large evening parties are the exception, -the large companies being limited to the afternoon receptions given to ladies. During the past week there have been bat few entertainments. Luncheons were given by Mill Florence Balcer. Mrs. George N. Cattrjon aDd Mrs. V. J I. Coleman for -visiting igr.ests, and card parties by Mr. and Mrs. E. JM. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Co Gin and Ur. and Mrs. George J J recount. Mrs. P. 1. , Ua.nond, of Woodrufl Place, gave a chocolate. Mrs. W. P. Kappet an informal thimble party. Miss Mary McKmney entertained the Heading Club at Mrs. V. J. McKee's, Mrs, John C. S. Harrison and Miss Fannie McCarty had an old-fashioned reunion of old friends, Mrs. 1). F.KeUey was hostess for an informal company for Mis Laura liaUiday, and Mrs. Simeon 15. Carey gave a iarje reception zor ner aaugnter, .airs. Brumback, of Toledo. Now that there are so many chocolates, luncheons, receptions and other entertainments where a table is set a description of an exquisite decoration will not be out of place. The entertainment at which the decoration was used was &4-o'clock tea. In the dining-room was a square table, there being at the center of each side a heavy silver candlestick, with a rope of pink rosea festooned from one candlestick to the next. From the chandelier hang a large ball of pink roses not a tight-set ball of pink but with the roses stuck in lootely. At each corner of the table was a Hat bouquet of roses, with a rope of like flowers falling over tne corner down to the point of the tablecloth, and in the center of the table was a cut-glass bowl filled with roses. The table -was rather large and the profusion of Mowers was not one too many for its size. The square of candles with the xopes of roses between would be beautiful ior a large dinner tablo. The candlesticks must be heavy enough to firmly support the floral rope. For a small table the corner bouquets and rose bowl could be dispensed with and pretty dishes filled with candies substituted. Pink is decidedly the lavcrite color for decoration at present. . .Personal Mention. Mr. W. F. C. Golt was called to his home in Delaware, yesterday, by the serious illness of Ills f at&er. Mr. and Mrs. McDoie, of Chicago, are quests of II r. and Mrs. George Brecount, on North Pennsylvania street. Miss Mary Elston, who has been visiting here ior a fortnight, returned to her tome In Crawlordsvllle yesterday. . Mr. and Mrs. Georjre M. Rupert, of New York, 'who have been Tiaitinjr friends here for some time, returned home yesterday. Mrs. Taylor Fen ton and daughter, of Chicago, formerly of this city, are expected this week, to vteit Mrs. A. 21. Robertson, on Xorth Meridian Kreet Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Barnes left yesterday for Itockxord, 111. where they sro to attend the weddlnxof a niece of Mrs. Barnes, which occurs next Tuesday. Mrs. Brumback and children, who have been epex.4ing a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Fimeon Carey, will return to their home In Toledo the last of the week. Mr. and Mrs. D. 7. Lnwwnrt atiA danffhtr Mrs. Jennie King, of Malone, N. YM are visiting Mr. and Mrs. John M. Spann, the latter a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Murphy, "who bar been Sending a few days with their son, Mr. John F. urphy, and wife, left yesterday for points in us auto wnere ait. jum-pay win speak. Society Events. Miss Belle Granman haa returned from a two souths visit at Chicago. Mrs. C E. Judson will entertain a few friends at eards on Thursday evening next. Gen. D. Reynold, of Minneapolis, formerly of - this clicy. Is at the Bates for a few days. . Robert Browning, the venerable druggist. Is seriously ui ana graau&uy growing weazer. Miss Mary Hill, of St. Loula. Mo., is visiting Mrs. Frank Stalnaker, 1055 North Illinois street The members of the Social Science Club visited the Marlon County Poor-house yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Sophia E. BtUlwell, of Falrbary, TIL, Is visiting relatives at 330 North New Jersey street. Miss Clara Bleemal, of Terre Haute, is visiting Miss Time Bchmldt, No. 434 North New Jersey street. Mr. Brennekes Tuesday evening class will give their first party at the academy Tuesday evening. Professor Gresh's social reception will tako place Friday evening, Jan.3tf, at his dancing academy. The Woodruff-place Club was entertained last sight with a dancing party at Mr. and Mrs. hepard's.v. Mr. J. S. Buck, general agent of the Deering harvesters, will remove to Chicago the 1st of February. Mr. S. D. Plerson manager of Daniel Btewart & Co.'a cUar department, has gone East in the Interest of the firm. Mr. William and Miss Helen Cammeron, of Tetersburir. Va.. are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Kahlo on Broadway. Mrs. R. A. Deitch and daughter. Miss Naomi, have gone to Bement, I1L, to attend the funeral of Mrs. Deltch's father. Mrs. Theodore Pfafflln and daughter Theodora, of Chicago, are visiting Dr. and Mrs. C. C. Hverts, on North Tennessee street. Miss Lanra Johns, of Decatur, 111., is the guest of Miss (Jill at Woodruff Place. MUs Johns has acquired considerable reputation as an artist. Mrs. Frank Bird has issued invitations for a rard party, on Friday afternoon, in honor of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Will Whitney, of Denver, Col. Mr. and Mrs. William T. Marcy will entertain their friends Friday evening with a larce com- . pany at their new home on North Meridian street. Dr. and Mrs. A. E. Buchanan entertained the whist club of which they are members Tuesday evening at their home on Nor th Pennsylvania street. Mrs. W. P. Kappes gave a very enjoyable inl formal thimble party to a few friends on Tuesday afternoon at her Lome on North Alabama street. " Mrs. Horace Bennett entertained a few friends rery pleasantly on Monday, in honor of MUs May Closser, who haa since gone to Florida to remain several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Smither will leave to-morrow for their orange irrove at Altamonte, Fla., to spend several weeks. They will visit several places en route. Miss Minnie Moore, of Shawhan, Ky., who has been the guest of Winifred Hilcs for several weeks, left for Rushville and Cincinnati before returning home. Miss Elizabeth Herod gave an elegant luncheon yeHterday. to a few friends in honor of Miss Early, of Baltimore, who is the guest of Mrs. John H. Hoiliday. Mrs. E. 8. Folsom has issued cards for a needlework party. Wednesday afternoon, from 2 till 5 o'clock, in honor of her guest, Mrs. 11. C Moore, of Fond du Lao, Wis. Mrs. R. II. Adams, of College avenue, entertained a lew friend last Thursday at luncheon In honor of Miss Eoblns, of Virginia, and Mrs. Whltson, of California. Mrs. George N. Catterson will rive a chocolate on Tuesday, f rom 11 to 2. for Mrs. Whitney, of Denver, and on Tbur&day evening Mr. and Mrs. Catterson will give a card party. Mrs. T. W. Wilson, of Minneapolis, and Mrs. W. P. Johnson, of ft. Panl, are stopping for a short time with Mr. Dr. J. R. Williams. They are on their way Bouth to spend the winter. Mrs Chnnnccy Tun er ill entertain friends at cards Wednesday afternoon in honor of her lUr. -Mr. Belle t. Ipleheart, of Columbu. O., and siater-ln-law, Mrs. Austin timith, of Cincinnati. The Meteor Club wa entertained at the residence of the MUi.es McMillln, Friday eveniuir, with music, charades and games. The club will meet with Miss Katie Eaatz for their next entertainment. Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Have lick. No. 890 North Pennsylvania street, gave a progressive euchre Farty, Thursday evening, in honor of Mrs. E. P. Iigiins. of Cleveland, 0 and Miss Genevieve liliey, of Chicago. The ladie of the Roman Catholic churches have united and will give a banquet and entertainment. Thursday evening, at Totnllnson HalL A programme of unusual Interest has been prepared for the occasion. D. M. Tarry, president of tho Parry Manufacturing Company, yesterday returned from the City of Mexico, where he established a branch Lou. TbU company now has branch house in seven foreJjrn countries. The ladies who came to the meeting of the brlcJE manufacturers were most suinntuouly entertained while here by Mrs. T.A.Randall, Mrs. J. C. Adams and Mrs. Rhodes. Dinner, tea. lunch and theater parties and drives followed in

such rapid succession there was no unoccupied time for them while here. The entertaining ladies tried to Teciprocate tor some of the kind attentions they received when visiting with the N. B. M. A. at other places. Miss Rose Hamilton was most agreeably surprised last Monday evening, at her home, li3 ftate avenue. A number of her friends assembled, and with music, dancing and games the time was delightfully passed. Mr. Ralph Hunter died yesterday morning, at his home, on Brookside avenuo. He was an old citizen, a member of the G. A. R. and the Oddfellows, and will be burled Monday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, by these fraternities. The Msyflower Church Quartet, Mr. Horace J. Caldwell, tenor; Miss Ada Mathe, soprano; Miss Winifred Willard. alto; Mr. Frank B. Fowler, bass, will give a concert in that church Friday evening. Jan. 30. Mrs. Lulu D. Goode will be the accompanist. The Contemporary Club will meet Wednesday evening in the PropyiaMun. Prof. David Swing, of Chicago, will be the. lecturer, his subject Greek Literature. The reception committee is Dr. and Mrs. nod ires, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Kappes and Miss Uowland. The Dramatic Club will present the play of "Barbara." recently given by them with so much success at Miss MoKee's. to the public. Friday evening, at the Propyhenro.for the benefit of the building fund of the Central Christian Church. A brief musical programme will add to the interest of the occasion. Mrs. May Wright Sewall has issued invitations for a reception Friday afternoon, at 2:30, at the Propyielum. to meet Mrs. Eucinda II. Stone, of

Kalamazoo; Mrs. M. Louise Thomas, of New York; Mrs. E. L. Sewall. of Chicago; Mrs. C W. Putnam, of Grand Rapids, and Mrs. Lucy Cary Thomas, of New York. The Matinee Musicals will hold their meeting this week in their new quarters in the Propyheum. The vocal composer for the day will be Arthur Sullivan, and tne instrumental composers will be Edward Grieg and F. Van der Stucken. The programme is in charge of Mrs. 8. L. Morrison and Mrs. J. 8. Jenckes. The Apollo Dancing Club reorganized Thursday evening for the purpose of giving private dances at Professor Gresh's Dancing Academy. The first dance is to be given Tuesday evening, Jan. 27. The members present elected G. W. nardesty president, W. Bushong vice-president, E. C Albright secretary, F. Bodcnmiller treasurer. The committee In charge of the Propyheum party met in the new building yesterday afternoon, and they find it admirably adapted to the entertaining of large companies. The reception and rromenade concert of tho 3d of February is an assured success. Several of the society young ladles will preside at the tea table, while Hart's Orchestra will be heard for the first time in the spacious assembly halL The Philharmonic Society of Richmond, of which Mr. Max Leckner. of this city, isthedi-. rector, gave a very successful co ncert Tuesday evening. The programme was carefully prepared, with a variety ol numbers, which served to Interest the largo audience. Instrumental assistance was rendered by Misses Hempleman, Webber and Boston. . Under the direction of Mr. Leckner the society is a conspicuous success. The ladies of the Free Kitchengarden are prefarlnR for an entertainment to be given at the ropyhtum, Saturday afternoon and evening, Feb. 7. The programme will consist of Madame Tousseaud's wax-works and the lullaby from "Erminie," enacted by children, Interspersed with delightful music The ladies expect to have a performance of Interest to adults and children, and the object for which it is to be given Insures a large attendance. The Portfolio Club met Thursday evenme at their usual place. Mr. T. C. Steele, the artist, read a very interesting paper on "Tho Dutch Artists and their Work." which was admirably illustrated with thestereopticon. The words and pictures so beautifully harmonized that it was an evening of delight to the small coterie comprising the enthusiastio and appreciative audience. The same paper will be read before the Travel Class by Mr. Steele. Mrs. George W. Brecount entertained about forty ladies yesterday afternoon at progressive euchre, and last night Mr. and Mrs. Brecount had about fifty friends for drive whist. The companies were given for Mrs. McDoie and Mr. and Mrs. McDoie. guests from Chicago. The houfte looked very pretty with its decoration of flowers and plants, filling mantels and fireplaces. The favors for the winners were handsome china chocolate cups and silver afterdinner coffee spoons. The Schiiewen Quartet will give their second concert for the season at Plymouth Church Wednesday evening. The occasion will be marked In that Miss Theodora PfaMlin, of Chicago, formerly of this city, will make her first appearance here as a professional singer, her debut having occurred e.evcral weeks ago lu Chicago, and she. will be heartily welcomed by her old friends. Mls3 Pfafflln will sing the Polonaise from 'Mignon,' and "Angels Ever Bright and Fair." Mr. Armin Becker, the celloist. - always a favorite, will play Golterman's concerto in C minor, Mattfoii's Petite Valse and The Miniature Quartet,'' composed by Mr. Clarence Forsyth, of the School of Music The string quartet, composed of Mr. Schiiewen, Miss Margaret Lockwood, John Auf derheide and Mr. Keeker, will render Op. 76, 3 (four movements), by Haydn. The quartet, with the assistance of MUs Louise Scbrader, will play Schumann's Trauinerei." and the Suartet, assisted by Mr. August Gotb. will play illet's "Loin du BaL" The programme is one of unusual excellence, and in the hands of such capable musicians can have no other than an artistic interpretation. One of the prettiest chocolates 'given yet this season was that of Mrs. P. B. Raymond, at her home in Woodruff Place, for her Chicago friends, Mrs. and Miss Stevens. The house was beauti fied with palms and ferns, pink begonias, carnations and roses in profusion, gracing mantols and tables and from a distant hall came the sweet strains of the Montanis' harp and violin. The mellow lights snd merry company made tho Inside scene a delightful contrast to the outer world. Mrs. Raymond was assisted In receiving by Mrs. and Miss Stevens and Mrs. George P. Brown, wife of Admiral Brown, and Mrs. John L. Gri.Hths, Mrs. William Fort une, Mrs. Alfred F. Potts and Mrs. Arthur Jordan assisted in entertaining. In the bow-window in the second parlor Mioses Mary iioru and Esther Jordan served delicious punch. In a third room the chocolate tablo was set. with a handsome drawn-linen cloth. Through the center was a scarf of pink china silk, and silver candlesticks with pink candles and shades cast a rosy glow over urns and cups. Mrs. M. II. Spades and Mrs. Charles Robinson presided in this daintily-appointed room. In the diningroom Ices, in pink-rose cups, and cake were served. Mrs. J. W. Beck, Miss Baggs and Miss Margaret Lockwood extended the hospitalities in this room. The guests were most delightfully entertained, ana the one hundred ladies who ac cepted the invitation enjoyed several hours in meeting their friends. THC STATE AT LARGE. Anderson. Mrs. Wilber W. Ward has returned to her home at South Bend, after a pleasant visit with Mrs. E. 8. Hendee....Mrs. C. L. IIenry visited her daughter Edna at tho Girls Classical School, at Indianapolis, Thursday.... Miss Eva Henderson, of Kingman, Kan., is the guest of the family of E. f. ocniater.... Miss Maggie McCiure.orurooK vllle, who has been the guest of her brother. Hon. J. F. McClure, haa gone to Elwood to visit friends Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hall, of North Bend, O., are visiting Dell Miles and family, ... Thomas Kirby and wife, of Muncie. were guests of Miss Hallie Makepeace last week....E. N. Gray and wife, of Richmond, are visit ing Anderson friends Mr. and Mrs. Jo seph Whitley, of Greenville, O., are the guests of friends In this city.... Mrs. Frank Ireland and Mrs. Wells are visiting friends at Dayton, O.... Miss Fores, of Chicago, who has been visiting Miss Mary Woggy, has gone to Indianapolis to visit friends Miss Mary Guysinger and Mrs. M. Keltner spent Wednesday and Thursday with Indianapolis friends.... Mrs. Boy den, who has been visiting Anderson friends, has returned to her home at Indianapolis.... Miss May Brison, of Brazil, who has ben the guest of Miss Maud Kilgore, returned home Tuesday morning Miss Mamie Wiseman haa returned from an extended visit to Llma.O., friends.. ..Frank Breading and wife, of Warsaw, are the guests of Anderson friend. ....Mrs. Wm. Scott, who has been visiting her parents at Greencastle, has returned home.... Mrs. J. W. Flntrock. of Richmond, who has been the guest of Anderson friends a week, has returned home Miss Nora Guysinger and Miss Retta Boweu attended the funeral of Mrs. Jesse McLucas Frye at Pendleton Friday. Mrs. Frye waa formerly a teacher in the Anderson publio schools. Bedford. Miss Laura Wilson left on Tuesday for Bloomlngton to vialt friends. She w ill visit Franklin and Indianapolis before her return lTof. Charles Thomas, of Indiana University, has taken charge of the Bedford High-school, Prof. Thornton having resigned,... Mrs. William Rob erta, or baiem, was visiting friends here last week.. ..Mrs. W. II. Martin has returned home from a visit Misses Elise Brown, Kate to relatives in Liberty, Mo.... Rune, Jessie Dunihue, Mollie Parks and June Todd were in Bloomington last week Dr. Jordan, of tho State U niversity, delivered a fine leetnre on the "Passion Play" at Oberammergau, Friday evening. The views were very tine, tho.- of the crucifixion being especially impressive Miss Gerta Hitchcock wcut to tit. Louis, Friday, to take a course in short-hand. IBoomlngton. Mrs. Ned Mitchell, of Bedford, is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marshall Miss Stella Huncllman and her friend from LouMan), Miss Lue Brewer, returned last Mondn y to M 1st, M uneilxuan's home in ew Albany Mrs. J. H. Mulky has returned from leaveuworth, ind., where she went to attend the funeral of Mrs. Frank Mulky.. ..Miss Laura Wilson, of Bedford, is cere visiting the family of H. II. Lindley....Miss Lulu Branam and Miss Lizzie Taylor, of Dolan, are visiting Mrs. Myers Dr. Rondthaler, of Indianapolis, will preach in the Presbyterian Church Sabbath. ...Rev. Wm. B. Minton haa recently received a proposition to again become pastor of the Presbyterian Church at Anna, lit, where he was located before coming here. INDIANA UX1VKUS1TY. The Phi Gamma Deltas gave a social in their ball last Tuesday evening.... J ndgo Richardson, of the loard of trustees, was here to attend foundation-day exercises Prof. Davisson returned with his bnde last Friday, from Kokomo. ....The Maw-bone" boys gave a reception at the fclgina Chi Hall last sight.. ..Prof Horace H oil

man gave an illustrated lecture In Maxwell Hall last night.... The Forum will debate on the fee and salary question. ...The Wlcho prizes have been withdrawn, and in their places the literary

societies have substituted another prize or sso. The date has been set for April 27.... The next lecture of the course will be that of Serglus Stepnlak Prof. E. A. Bryan, class '78, was called here by the dedicatory exercises.... m. Dudley Foulk is to be here next Saturday night to deliver the annual address before the inaiana University Civil-service Reform Association. Dlaflton, Mrs. narriet Bennett spent several days of last week with her daughter, Mrs. H. H. Barcus, at Fort Wayne.. ..Mrs. Ada Aldtoeffer is making a visit with her sUter, Mrs. Cora Van Gorder, of 'lles, Mich. ...Miss Laura Sutherland, a teaeher in the city school, together with her s'ster. Miss Mary, were called to Wabash the last or tne wee to attend the funeral of their father.. ..Miss Kate Weesner, of Fort Wayne, spent last week m this city, the guest of Mrs. C. A. Arnold.... The family or the new miss House proprietor, v . jj. v Orman. arrived in the city Monday from Frankfort Mrs. Albert Oppenheim has been in Muncie the past week at the bedside of her mother.... Miss Eva Whitemarsh. who has been in Chicago for some time, has returned to this city her former home, accompanied by her sister. ... Mies Mollie Cole resigned her position in tne city schools Tuesday on account of ill health. Her place Is taken by Miss Rose Cor, who has Just completed the work of the State Korma). ... More than one hundred friends of Row MacGregor's family pleasantly surprised them at their home on Wabash street. .Monday nignu Several handsome presents were made them and the evening was a very enjoyable one. They leave for their new Held Tuesday next Levi Mock, wife and son Charlie have gone to Metcalf and Paris, 111., to visit friends. Brazil. MrJ J. L. Gunnison and Miss Mamie Newton were married Wednesday night. Rev. A. Lewis ottlciating....Mrs. John Barr.ls visiting relatives In Pittsburg, Pa. ...Mrs. R, L Kieth entertained a number of lady friends atao-o'ciock tea on Wednesday afternoon. ...Miss Mollie Uunt returned Thursday from a visit to relatives in Knightsville Mrs. MaryCoff, of Milwaukee, wis., is the guest or ner oroiner, iur. a. kj. ampbell Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Joslyn returned Monday from Orleans, Ind., where they had been visiting relatives Mr. Henry E. Dunning and Miss Ida Storer were married on Wednesday night Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Anderson, of Los Angeles, Cal.. are guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. M Shattnck Mr. and Mrs. A. Pugh entertained a pleasant party of young folks at their home Thursday night Miss Nellie Zimmerman returned Monday to college at Staunton, Va., after a pleasant vacation at home.... Mr. and Mrs. L R. Kelsey aro visiting relatives at Elmont, Cal. ....Miss Emma Hyatt, of Rockville, Ind.. is visiting relatives at Staunton Mrs. Fred Nnssel visited relatives in Staunton last week. ...Miss Maggie Spears, of Indianapolis, is the guest of her rarents in this city Mrs. E. M. Henklo returned Tuesday from a visit to relatives in Crawfordsvilie. Colfax. . r Miss Annie Mears was the guest of friends at Frankfort last Monday Mrs. George Davis was visiting her sister at Darlington last Wednesday Miss Daisy Watt, of Clark's Hill, visited friends here la.t Wednesday A masquerade at the residence of Favorite Bewsey Wednesday night was the event of the week. About twentyeight young people were in attendance.... Mrs. G. W. Benjamin, of Coal City, O., was the guest of Mrs. E. J. Benjamin last Thursday Mrs. Wm. Cory, of Frankfort, visited relatives here last Thursday., Covington. Mrs. J. n. Bpence visited in Attica last Fridsy, the guest of Mrs. J. L. Weber Mrs. Blout, of Attica, is visiting hor daughter, Mrs. Simon Plaut....Mr. and Mrs. Campbell and daughter, of Crawfordsviile, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Favey Mrs. Douglass and two sons, of Frankfort, are visiting Mrs.. H. H. Stillwell and Zella Knight. ...Mr. and Mrs. Martin, cf Attica, visited their daughter, Mrs. J. W. Brissey, last week.. ..Mrs. Sampson Reed was in Danville Friday.... Mrs. gcheasley is visiting friends in Lafayette ...Mrs. Pink Nebeker was in Danville Monday.... Misses Mamie and Lizzie Slattery, Kojo McCabe and Martha Kreusch drove to Danville Sunday.... Mrs. Sopaa Plaster, nee Schma, of Danville, 111., is ma King her parents a short visit Mrs. Taylor Prather returned home last Wednesday from Muncie, where she has been visiting relatives Mrs. Cartwright and daughters, of Delphi, Ind., were the guests of Rev. Bwitzer and wife the latter part of the week Crawfordsviile. Mrs. Minnie Sldencr has returned from a visit with Mrs. Charles Webster, at Marion... .Mrs. D. C, Smith has been visiting at Perry vllle.... Mrs. C. II. Davldge, of Indianapolis, bas been In the city during the rast week Miss Helen H. Crane, of Berkley, Mass., is the guest of Mrs. H. H. Ristlne The Charade Club met Tuesday evening at the home of Dr. Gott....On Wednesday evening Eddie Brandkampt.the blind musician, entertained the members of the Catholio choir Miss Fannio Major, of Bloomington, is the guest 6f Mrs. D. J. Woodward Mrs. Charles Webster, of Marion, is the guest of friends in this city Miss Maud Cowan is visiting her 6lster, Mrs. Charles Jones, near Lafayette.. ..Mrs. JohnWaugh, ot Colfax, is visiting Mrs. Will Reeves.... Walter Britton and wife entertained a number nf friends on Wednesday evening.... Mrs. Keiser, of Muncie, is the guest of Mrs. Ira McConnell Mrs. W. B. Hardee is visiting Miss Belle Brlstow, at Indianapolis Rev. 11. J. Cunningham, D. D., read a paper on Emerson, last Friday evening, before the Oniatenon Club. WABASH COLLEGE. C. W. Caldwell, '90, will be married this week at Huntington. W. Va., to Margaret Lallanee Prof. Jacob Norris read a paper upon "Waterworks" last Wednesday at the meeting of the Indiana Civil EDgineers' Association in Indianapolis Two new dynamos have been placed in the laboratory;... The seniors have all appeared wearing tourists' caps, with a small bit of old gold ribbon, upon which is "91," fastened upon the left side. They have had their pictures taken in a group.... The students are holding meetings every night at the college, and much interest is manifested. Dublin. Prof. Mason and wife visited the latter's mother, near New Castle, Saturday and Sunday. Dr. A. Huddlcston, of Winchester, was visiting his parents in this place part of last week.... Prof. Mott attended the school institute at Webster on Saturday last Miss Gertie Hoff man has been visiting her sister and family at Oxford, O., for several weeks.... Mrs. Gilmore and daughter have moved back from Greencastle. Edlcburg. . Rev. Shelt has severed his connection with Franklin College, and he and his family snent several days with Mrs. C. C. Coleman and family. or j'.dmnurg. Mr. sneit has accepted a call from a church at Bethel. O Ed Thompson, wife and aaugnter. or inoianapoiis, visited Edmburx friends last week Mrs. Daniel Valentine and Miss Nellie Valentine, of Franklin, visited Edinnurg menus lant week Mrs. Thomas Weaver, of Edinburg, has returned from her visit to her father and mother. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Stewart, west or coiumous, ind....Mrs, c. C. f Coleman spent several days visiting Louisville, Ky., friends Mrs. Battle Neal has gone to Lafay ette, where fne locates in the mil llnery business Misses Lalla Goelet and J. S. Eckford, of Columbus, are looking up a uancing class m Edinburg.... Mrs. Samuel Cutsinger and Mrs. Martin Cutsinger visited Frank lin friends last week Mrs. Wm. Ashby and Mrs. m. it. Mitchell made a pleasant visit to Frankl m .... Misses May Martin and Nellie Wagner, of Franklin, visited Edinburg friends last week.... Miss Lillian schaii is still at Cincinnati in muslo school Rev. U. G. Glelser went to Georgetown Friday, where the Presbyterians have an interesting revival meeting.. ..Revival meeting still continues at the M. E. Church. with much Interest and a number of additions. ....Thomas Hill, an old and prominent farmer cast oi EdinDurg, died Friday. Elkhart. The Recherche Club gave an elegant reception to their many lady friends Tuesday evening, at the Baldwin. Several couples from abroad were present Miss Kate Faill, who has been visiting here for some time, has returned to her home in Detroit.. ..Miss Mary Mather is visiting relatives here.. ..Miss Nellie Rowley has returned to her home in Hill J ale, after visiting Mrs. Ed Piatt here Mr. and Mrs. Emory Armes are visiting in Michigan Mrs. Addle Romaine, who was visiting here, has returned to Paterson, N. J.... Miss Georgia Noe has been spending a few days in Chicago Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Zlesel, of Huntington, Ind., have been visiting their relative here.... Mr. and Mrs. Ai B. Smith will make their home in Mlddletown. O., where Mr. Smith has gone into business. ...Mrs. II. O. Witherwell. of Mazomaine, is., is here visiting her relatives. ....Mrs. Sarah Hart, of South Bend, and Mrs. Israel Lelb, of Goshen, are the guests of Mrs. Dr. Crockett.. ..Mr. J. H. Tallman is making a Southern trip.... Mr, n. C. Dunbar, of South Bend, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Goldman.... Mr. and Mrs. Milton Creed are at Hamilton, O....Mrs. Fanning, of Waterloo, is the guest of Mrs. W. M. Barney.... J. M. Luse and wife, who have been visiting here with W. C. Hackman and wife, have returned to Chicago Mrs. Joseph Collins and daughter, Mrs. Willard Merrill, who have been visiting Mr. Heath sud wife, have returned to Dakota.... Mr. Del Uostetter, of Llgonier, is visiting his sister, Mrs. W. M. Barney.... J. D. Shaw and wife have returned from a visit in Kalamazoo. ....Mrs. J. U. bhirey is in MUlersburg. Fortvllle. MUs Tillle Shaffer is the guest of friends In Indianapolis.. ..Misses 8adio and Eunle Fatout, of Indianapolis, were the guests of Mrs. P. II. Fatout during the week.... The guests present at Mrs. C. V. Hardin's birthday anniversary, Monday, from Indianapolis, were: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hill, W. D. Hardin and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Shindler Prichard, Mrs. Lon Miner and Lillie Hotchkiss, Miss Annie Werbley, Miss Carrie Pegg, Miss Edna Morris, and Misses Mary Uatton, Anna Coleman and Mollie Rogers. The gentlemen present were: Mr. R. T. Glenn, C J. Pnnrler, D. Flnley, S. F. Kline, J. Hardin, G. 8utton. Frankfort. Misses Ella Cowdry and Katherine Beeson. who have been the guets of Miss Lena Bryant, have returned to Lafayette Otto Hammond and wife spent a few days at Thorntown and Lebanon with relatives.... Mrs. Matt ie Weaver, of Newport. It. I., is the guest of her mother, ICoutiuued on Seventh PagcJ

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it a booming week. Every dollar's worth of the D. FOX & 00. Stock will be sold, regardless of value, before we invoice. LOOK THROUGH THE LIST: i Cheviot Flannels A good assortment yet. Price to-morrow, 7 cents. : . Those 65c Printed Surah Silks, to-morrow 28c. Not many left.

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$1.25 Crepe de Chenes (all silk), to-morrow 58c. Only a few left. 12- cent Plaid Dress Goods: to-morrow 3 cents.

Those 25c double-fold Dress Goods; to-morrow 12-ic; a good assortment. 54-inch Cloth Suiting; old price 65c; to-morrow 25c; a fair assortment. 96 Robes, from $4.95 to $12.90; some sold formerly at $35. 59 cents for all-silk Black Rhadames. The $1.25 Black Silk Bhadames goes at 89 cents. 29 cents for 4-button Kid Gloves. Only a few left. 75c for 4-button Undressed Kid Glove; formerly $1.25; a good assortment. Aprons from 12- cents up. Only a few left. Over 300 pieces Muslin Underwear at 19c, 37c and 59-cents a garment; some of them worth one dollar. Winter Underwear for Ladies, Men and Children. Stacks ofcit, Ifwo have your sizes you can buy it cheap. V Hosiery A good assortment. -W- y-M .. ...1 r mm O "1

Juace uurtains, irom one pair to three pairs or a pattern, borne single Curtains in the lot. Over 400 Towels odd lots. v. Bed Spreads and Blankets. 28 Astrachan Fur Capes $9.75; old price $18. Muffs from 39 cents up. ;, 380 Cloaks and Jackets. Some very desirable Plush Cloaks in tho lot, and some beautiful Jackets. Bonnets and Hats, Table Linens, Sheetings, Fancy Goods, etc.

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