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Miss Ki1honrne. ,rfse .1rars ,,3ee ,r,r;.oa
Mis- Johnsnn. Miss y,,h hiss ~ e,o Nfet
Stevens: Prnf R1.rny,rh... Moss+s S;,,,clats
KiIhourne. Stevens. CnrShart Hnrn,c1s Rtnd''
gctt. E::lusto,:, stone. '''~>' 4''0>
four voung laiies, who hare christ.ned them.
| ea1vea thr0 ;e What n r 10 +ho,- 1a.ro -,
to sness' hnt The e~ent1cmen fh;nt T. 10 M "a
! Ror5 49, 0A0
The 1rv c1p,, rive a GRAND hall at Carr,s Ho11
nm rotteSe ;r i1rors a ayenne Friav erenne 1|Al'
The Hnmelike Ch,h meet at their hall
Vrdncs5av 4r"ntno' 11~~' 'A~'A D0A'
rfEr vrrw
The Eurcka c,nh rave smother of tts n1ea,ant
nartics IN thc TaE. Tiaw Hail Inst Wednrsiav
cTcninr r. r was m elegant affair and far s1v.
passed all the PREVIOUS @ ] ones IN every respect.
t6e
wnat,,e. W. ~" aad c<'1,sanne,tir rarr ,aToe
from, ahroai7 r.arc Sffss Wcf;;asnnn ~ Ssrnfs
! rsn15a Ma pn-a ci.e.na af;es Ann;e
| A1t;ns ME- ,fnpao, N;ss nnwn,or on5
| Miss addie G1ossnn' ~ Chi,a~o.' Nr-
W;I1;a,n Znt.,, ~ po1,ane. S;.sesa Irorrice
ca .a-.es a. t.aae t 80" Wy ~ Il. p9a ~
Gh, eotSe .1u ~ ,' " ~ 49, ~
i n sSI NJ '"Is1 Ha,aott ~" ~ r1G.. sor1
dcrs, Mr.. and slrs. John Mcconnell, Mr. and
ATS rs' GEstSY 'oFqan 81: 1o9n :. Iran, Nr; anu
prn,c at t,1a tes =; eai9eh, ~. au nas IT,; =. ~
80. ,.sd 1 .'..5ses Ane.to n. 9auu1Is f.ne g.
co':i' Tnii;a eaaea, oests saeeot' s.e %
| Thar,a- Cn,ise's ~ . TSsta r.nas SIGa' ~.
| nell, Thomas Coaksou, Benjamin T. Mcconnell,
and many others. The party adjourned about
- ,.s. Mset asaa ~ 1"o weeks. ~ were
nrononnced r. ~ comnlatr sncess sn.s4 "na
AUsT1s.
| Tie social and bazaar at the If. E. Church
yesterday evening was decided success. The
dience With select readings. The songs by Alr.
| Bazzelic, Miss Hess, and Mrs Day called forth
much praise: The oil painting voted to the
! must popular sabbath-School Superintendent
was given to Mr.. Day, By . majority Of ID:
married folks have organized social club. The
first party will be given New Years night at the
Town Hall
The Austin Cosnct Band will give concert
oAk PARK:
TIE leap-ycar party last Thursday evening in
Centennial Hall was, as was anticipated, in cv-
cry particular grand success. Tie ladies' With
their accustomed enterprise were prompt in con
the hail. Outside the night was cold and stormy,
and Jack Frost was walking about In most un-
comfortable fashion, but Inside all was warmth,
aud EGht, IND Eay6ty. Ihe programme OF the
evening was made up OF sixteen carefully
chosen numbers, arranged to crafty as nearly
practicable all kinds OF dancing taste, aud was
whirled and f1oated through to strains OF most
acceptable music from krctlow's excellent Or
chcstra. The floor managers were Mrs. King,
Miss Grace Raync, and Miss Kittie Mill, who IN
the most pleasant and graceful manner dis
charged their duties, winning on all 4ldes the
praises Of the dancers. Many from Chicago
wrrc present, and seemed to heartily enjoy the
earnest cordiality that generally perYades the
atmosphere Of the social gatherings Of Oak
Park. The dancing was kept up until late
hour, and it was with reluctance that the
apparently untired participants consented
Il, hear the soit strains ri Il Home Sweet
Homer Noticeable among those present were
Mr., and Mrs, Hoard, Harney. Rodcers, Zimmer-
man, ", Owens, Kiug. Wood. Emery. Pebbles,
Cant, Fitch and wife. Miss Poole, Miss Haeard,
Miss Hi.cilcOck, Of Austin. ntiss Hull. Miss
Blker, OF Chicaeo, Miss Case, Miss Uinc, Miss
Mills, Miss Rayne, Miss Nett:c Iugals, Miss
Ina Engrand, Miss Fannie Case Miss .Miles,
Miss Whaples, Miss Archdcacon, Miss McW'ill-
iams, Messrs Heald, Horton, Nash. Miles, Dr..
Cash, Wfaplcs, GRAY, Dunlap, Butler, i. D.
Foster, Mr. Wilson, Mr. H. Chase, Of Chicago,
Mr. D. Hess, j. Hess, and Anderson, OF Austin.
Tuesday evening tho ladies Of Unity Church
will hold q fair in the new, unoccupied store
7,nf]ar Huar6ss Hall entrance m A5arion sfreet