, 1876-02-06

ILL AI1ltAuo / AG1DO4SA
placed valuable tract Of real estate between
her and danger. q All's wall that ends WE'LL"
the pilgrims reached home safely at last, and
next day thriliingly relatad their adventures to
those who preferred cosy bed to q ride through
the 6lusly ruin.
The intellectual luminaties Of Racine, College,
whose brains ache with constant wreste u
with the classics and the sciences, sought rest
and recreation on Wednesday, evening last
nlent which ID novel to Racine society.
4 college club, of which AIr. Hill ID
President, issued invitations to soma thirty
couples to attend ''German" given by them in
the library Of Taylor Hall. pr. De Koven and
his sister. Mrs. Casey, Mr. and Mrs. Spaulding,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler received tha guests.
Mrs. Franklin assumed supervision Of the ladies
preparatory to the opening OF the dance, and
also superintendent tho arrangements for re-
freshmentB, and all speak glowpgly Of her
tics: Hurry Ashley, Esq, and Miss Hottie Case
led the quaint. fantastic ''German." and were
followed by the rest OF the revelers. among
whom your correspondent noted Miss Sallie
Wild. Miss Lizzie Wilcox, Miss Eva Ward,
4Iiss 71 t kits 1} Dnnc9mos: 7 Miss Ida nu Mis-
Duncombe, Miss Kate Cooley, Mlss Lou
Baker, Miss Clara Westcott, Miss Van Nors-
fraud of Green Bay, Miss Piper, aud Miss
Seymour Of Buffalo, q neice OF ex-Gov. sey~
mour. Of New York. The last named lady is ut
present visiting our city, guest of Mr., and Mrs.
Spaulding. Among the gentlemen may be men,
Toned Acssrs. Ashley, Hills, Martin, Smythe,
Weeks Cleveland, Greepleaf, January. Poulsen,
Mcdowell, Truesdell, Washburn.- Dnucombe
and Knapp. Dancing. commenced at $3.50, with
furnishing splendd music. Our young people
are very enthusiastic in their praises Of the en-
tortainment from beginning to end, and speak
highly OF the deluslve German They also
award uustinted compliments to the gentemanly
hosts. who made the evening pass 50 pleasantly.
But these students, like "Joey B." )" are '.sly sir;
sly and deyilish tough" anu capture trusting
hearts with ne'er an effort.
"CuB WHERE NY LuB LIES DAE4n1G.
From the frozen regions of the North she
came; from the land where the stately pine
mnaus III the winter winds. Tall, fair, and
graceful as the fawn that Aaunts the secluaion of
the Wild wood in which is her home, her debut
hare smote the guileless hearts of more than one
hitherto incofriglble gallant. Thess unsophlstl-
Gated youths "callod" in the morning. ut noon,
and at night, to bask in the sunny smiles OF this
modern Juno. And after the dusty shadows OF
the evening had gathered, they trilea lul!abies
under her chamber window. As their nasa!
organs succumbed to the influence of
sounded harah to the car of the sleeping beauty.
The pathetic "Cub, o! cub with be- from the
husky throat of the city beau under one window
seemed to echo from the student under mother
"Sieeb gendIy, sweed darlig." The excellent
Senator nudged his sleeping helpmeet and sus-
gested that it was poor night for CATS: and
laser, When he arose from his troubled couch aud
cent bootjack whistllng past the ear Of one of
the serenaders, the size Of the dusky form of
tho s1Thomas astoni.hed him. The rivals met
under the titfu} glimmer Of the "lntry moon,
aud ieaIousy stalkod abroad in the land The
latest phase would Indicate 'tpistols aud coueo
for two.:' Developments will ba duly chrou-
icled.
GUILD ENTERTAINMENT.
The entertainment under the auspices OF st.
Lukes Parish Guild on Thursday evening was
fully up to the usual standard. The regulation
by Mr. Poulson wa. perfect gem, its rendition
Indicating dramatic talent OF 4 high order.
OF. BE JOYFUL.
The fifth dance of the series rendered BY the
above named club at the Odd-Feliows' HAL on
others have been. A large party was in attend
ance from Kenosha, who enjoyed themselves
thoroughly, and left with au exalted estimate OF
RacineFs hospitality. They richly deserved the
attentions 10 welcomely shown them however,
as part payment Of their kindness to the Racine
psrry who were 90 we'll treated in their own city
Il is needless going into details The wealth,
beauty and flshon OF tue city were fullT ct
| we'll represented ae usual, and all the oshel
characteristics which have made these parties &C
| famous we're not lacking.
Among the guests from MILWAUKEE may %
| mentioned Mr.. Dotkin. Of the Sentinel aud I'LL
beautiful and accomplished lady. acknowledged
| by nil to bo the particular star of tne even
| ing; Mr.. and Airs. Hannaford, John Ewing, Esq.,
| Mr. Lujoncrantz, aud Mr. Quinn. From kenosha
| your correspondent noted the following: Mr.
| and Mrs. St. Clair, Mrs Price, Mr. and Mrs
| Lewis Balm, HRS. Lusk, AIr. and Mrs. French
Miss Ffer, Miss Martini Miss Prlse Miss Doc s'p
| fyiotr
Striker, Miss Pierce. Miss Verm'v
Mr. and Mrs o. G. King (the lass-named party
being Mayor OF our excellent suburb), MISS mag
| gle King, Mr. Gil Simmons, Mr. schneideE, at
! Of Milwaukee. Miss Eva Vance Of Toronto, On
tario (who is the gueat OF her sister, Mrs; W
| Stauson}. Miss Van Norstrand of Green Bay
Miss Covert Of Chicago "a lady Of rare accom- q
! plishments, who is the guest OF Miss Neil1e Us
| born), and Miss Seymour of Buffalo, N. I.
| ANNIVERSARY.
Paul Dohu, Esq, one of the oldest employee
| in the general offices OF the Western Union Hall
road, and gentleman whose modeaty ID oni
excclled By his many other worthy characters
tics, attained the comfortable "ge OF W years o.
last Wednesday. Pau! was smiling and happy
| az if he had only reached romantic u, aud tool
the thrashines administered by his associates mt
becoming grace. During tho afternoon ther
we're mutterings OF coming storm. and At .
N. Paul locked his Office with more soner' r.e
morning was fur advanced next day WREN u
made his appearance at his old haunts, o-oye
and sad. They came down like - wolves on til
fold on him and bis estiuable lady, ninety .
told, neighbors and warm long-tr1cd frlend'
and they brought sVerwaEe aud heartfelt T1sE
es that - Paul the Apostle =" might 1.-Two ION
and prosper"
Prof, Livingstone gave M exhibition OF til
NATURALIZATION OF spirits in Bella City Oper:
HOUSE on Wednesday evening last. The tfau
IVES but poorly attended, as larger audience
have materiaIized spirits in the same hail "ls
greater gusto many time and Oft"
Duprez & Bepedicts minstfels played to
good house On Monday evening last, out tue
performance was not up to their usual STANDARD
Mias Alta Hulctr, the lady lawyer OF Chicago
1ectured at the Church Of The Good snep9er
last Monday night. Her subject: lift q LII
tie, " was well handled, and met with thor ous
nnrreciation from the audience:
On the came night, at the Odd-Fel!ows Hal
the ladies gave 1eap-year party, which was
| sncccss IN every particular.
The coffee aud reading-roons are contlnnln
a splondid success, aud the many hungry cnl
ton,erg VINO ignore stsquara meals +" 1t home
dine at the 'sHolly Tree - attest the succulenc
Of Mrs. Wells roast beef.
The effort made by several of the lady men
bora 1T ST. Inke's Church to secure cultivate