, 1876-07-02

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Mrs. Penaleton, black silk; jet jcwclry.
Mrs. D. a. Olin, rich black silk; diamond
jewelry:-
Mrs. b. F. Weeks, heavy black silk.
Mrs. j. r. Doolittle, black silk ~
Airs. Fred Wild, heavy black silk; diamond
Mrs. G. F; Dyer; heavy plain silk.
Mrs. D. C. Hooker, Milwaukee, rich black
silk; diamond jcwclry.
Mrs. Dr. Garlock, ccru silk; point lace.
Mrs. F. n. Knapp, black silk with black
cau1co, jet, and pearl jcwclry..
Mrs. H. Il. Baker, imported dress OF plum
silk; diamond jewelry.
Mrs. 7. St. George, ashcs-of-roscs silk; grenar
dine oyerlress Of same shade; natural flowers.
Mrs, Tecgarden, black silk; jet jewelry
Unfortunately the party came to close be-
OF The ladies', or u description Of their
dresses, and many who are deserving OF
mention must necessarily be omitted; SO, with
III. apology to these, and d promise Of greater
care hereafter, will speak o1 few generalities
and change the subject.
The sidc-show in the music hall over the GYM
nasiu1n was extremely amusing to nil but the
participants and Dr.. Dc koven, and the way the
young ladies performed acrobatic fcats while
tumbling down stairs in their haste to escape
the indignant Warden was u bonanza to dress
makers.
july FOUR TINES.
The American eagle is clearing its throat for
big shrek fornnst the Fourth, boys are saw
ing their pennies and running crrands with more
alacrity tuan Is their wont, and the voice Of com
inittec-bcggars is heard in the land.
The charitable among our citizens are bcconl-
ing callous to the most pitiablc cntreaty, for
their patience has been thoroughly exhausted
by constant demands to aid numerous frauds
First came the ''Art Easel,''-a thousand dol
lars, :''dcvil the less, "-and after bankrupting
our city Of cash and credit it has almost ruined
the Centennial at Philadelphia-. Then followed
lcss,-which promised park fountains, snow
white swans, and frisky goldfish.
4 few stunted cedars, not over , feet high, in
the West Park, cover the returns as yet. Next
came the fireworks for the Fourth, some S., GU
/ believe, which will be consumed in less than
Ill hour to the delight Of few blcar-cycd
strcct-Arabs. And last, unfortunately ut last,
grandcst charity Of all and most bedtting our
Centennial sIndcpcndcncc-Day" would bc the
securing Of funds Tor turtherirg the grand work
being done by st. Luke's Hospital. 1t IS Il mat
ter or regret that such q worthy cause should be
tucked to the tail-end OF the impositions that
came before it, but tic ladies' who have taken
the matter in charge are full OF enthusiasm aud
energy, and will undoubtedly make it success.
Instead Of gawldng up and down the streets
butto1i-holing and cajoling. they purpose pad
ding their canoe III an independent manner,
and they should unqucstionably receive
the earnest support OF all who have
not lost faith in human nature yet.
A dinner that will shame the Palmer House will
be spread i'll the basement OF the II. E. Church,
and will consist Of all the dcicacies OF the sea-
son, presided over by the most witching beauties
in the city. Caven has authority vested in him
By proclamation of the Mayor to drag to Jail tho
heal Of the house from which aluuke is seen