, 1881-05-15

Church i'll London before returning.
Sheriff Mann hopes to get a.couple of da.
fishing in Fox Lake, Wis. i'll July.
+ Bernard Rocslng, tho brewer, proposes
sail on the :,Sth inst. !:
Mrs; Ann Wardell and daughter will spcl
a portion Of the summer abroad. having star
geria, Of the Cunard Line.
Mrs. Gen. b. l.. Chet'ain and Miss Edit
will leave for the White Mountains abol
July1. They will remain there and OH til
1. II. Hil'ircth and wife, and Mrs. Foreste
have arranged for q .European trip till
summer. and will sail in the Inlnan steame
City Of Rieltlnond, June 1G.
Dr. WV. Ninde. Of the Garrett Biblica
Institute, sails fur England in July, and vii
bo III Lonlon during the Ecumenical Coul
ell. to which he is !. delegate.
Mr.. alt Mrs. Julian McGill and Afr. l.. 4
l'caSc wcre among the Chicago passenger
on tile Celtic, of tile White Star Line, Wllic
sailed Wednesday for Liverpool.
Charles Frank sailed last week in the Nort
German Lloyd steamer Rhein for Bremen
Mrs Weber and son and Miss Gertrud
| Pignot formed Il party i'll tile same ship.
The kev. Henry Jansen, Provincial hccto
of the Alexian Hospital, together with Broth
crs Joseph and AlviS. sailed for Liverpool IL
tile I1elvcti:. Of the National Line. May =.
II. G. Van Scliaack and j. {. Van Setback
Of the firm of Van Scl,aack, Stevenson 4
|
the Algeria, Of the Cunard Line, for Liver
| pool.
Bishop A[cLaren expects TO remain at hi:
wor K until August, when he will probably
make his customary visit to the scaboaNt
and spend some weeks at some bathing rcsor1
j. i. Keli will sail next this week on the
| Guion steamer Wisconsin for Liverpool.
e. N. Henderson will take his family on a
visit to England and tho Continent
Il mi sS:@if
ROPE together, sailing in the Labrador, June |.
| Miss Jessie VI. Ioulton sails for London i'll
the NATIONAL Line steamer Canada, June !:
Z. B. Farwel and family will sail for Ell
rope in the l'othnia on the list OF June;
tlle,l2th.
William :sturgcs intends to sail in June on
T. Guion steamer to join his tanily Oil the
Continent
Judge Anthony has laid ont a visit to the
Pacific coast and intends starting about the
middle of July.
Walther Loock, Mrs. Ilincke, and DR..
Cohn sailed together from Baltimore, May Z,
for Bremen.
/. Stli=nal, is visiting friends in Germany,
having sailed FROM Baltimore, April IL for
Bremen.
Walter Lister will spend the summer in
England aud the Continent, with his wife
Mr. ;slld Mrs. James Il. Bickcrlike started
on April 80.
.prof. Carhart, of the Northwestern Univer-
sslty. will spend SOME months with his wife
l.. Is. Armour and Thomas Bell sailed on
Wednesday last III the White Star stcamc:
Celtic for Liverpool.
Walter Y. Scllcnck will sail in the North
German Lloyd steamer Main, OIL the 2lst, for
Il visit to Germany:
Mrs. Grant and Miss Emily Grant will sail
for Liverpool OIL the 2St!1 inst, in the En-
gland, OF the National Line.
Henry Claussehlus will sail from Balti-
more, On July ., for Il visit to Germany.
SOCIETY TOPICS.
Ruskin says tllat ''cheap dress bought for
cheapncss' sake, and costly dress bought for
costliness' sake. are both ;lbominations.''
Patti Says she is as poor rs 4 newspaper
and would be obliged to live
on bread and cheese except for her salary as
to learn a new opera.
The annoyance and fatigue to Indies here
tofo:e attendant UPON selecting hats has been
overcome BY Haynes Palace OF Fashion. \
spacious parlor has been handsomely fittct!
l:t,lies ca} make selection with perfect coll-
fort from Il stock nulli1ern. three hundred
pattern hats: Salesrooms :ud ,parlor, los and
350 North Clark street; wholesale pattern
rooIus, 1Co and III Wabash avenue.
The Philadelphia Chronicle remarks that
Il this is a very healthy spring. Quite
number OF Western rivers that have been
confined to their beds for years are leaving
hem"
Pricing quality i'll his work above all things
lOcher has not adopted the Instantaneous pro-
less OF photography till by exhaustive eX
he has c1fnt.lnf!fs6 in 1,rnTHnjnG hv |
t photographs Of his usual high excellence. |
lie now uses this process solely.
Tile season for summer travelling Is at |
lal.d, aud travelling dresses are iii demand.
cleyiots anu ta,lllels are the materials most
lStd, and there is q wider liberty in choice OF |
.olors than formerly.
The Richard I. Handbook Manufacturing
COMPANY, 3!:' to 10 South Canal street, are
Ae sole nla!ll!tacturers OF tile celebrated
Perfection dry-alr, hardwood rcfriger-
ltor. T.. ". Fish Il Co.. Isl Lake street. are
he manufacturers agents: At either place
II at any tirst-class dealers you can sec the
= Perfection and have its many merits ex-
'lAIncd. DO not allow dealers to persuade
'ou into buying common pine box puttied
a pnlnte W 9 eeeye Lee osfofs examining
cctly d.y-Air refrigerator, made Of hard
yood. The hest III the market to preserve
Ollr provisions, an ornament to your dining
oonl, ind entirely Of home manufacture.
" llcn q DaSe-bail club Is beaten without !
laking 4 run they are said to be '>wI1itc-
'asl,c.l," but we notice they generally look
rctty black ;lll the same.
The celebrated Handbook s.Perfection -
aruWOud rG1riscrltOrs anu Seayey's water
tiers ut Seayey 4 Co.'s, 10 State street.
California is l1ote,l for its beautiful roses.
Is annual rose shuw has just bHcn held ut
ANITA Barbara, where 20) varieties Of roses
'tre shown.
Before leaving the city for tho summer
.tlics would do well to provide themselves
18th reli15le, durable boots by ortlerin:. them
Keller Monroe street, Palmer House.
he beauty and wearing qualities Ut his work |
re proyerbia.
Shoulder capes of white Canton Grape, with
llinese embroidery and nettcti fringe, are
lOwn for sll.:lller. The single capes arc S1U,
ut those with double capcs are orctlrcssy,
Ill cost Sl5.
Warm, sultry weather is severe test to
ayes. Ii not Of Natural, curly hair they 10
otreu,ain well crlmped.. The ''DrrnIiardt'' .
aves TT I5urni,am' $ Central Music-1IalI Hair
!orc are very stylish, alld warranted to be
natural, curly hair.
4 pretty caprice for Frightening up black !
'csscs, or to add to white toilets, il !, set
Insisting Ut 4 spread fan, 4 pocket for the |
and Il Meuicis collaret, made | T
Surai' satin trimmed with Spanish lace of
G same color, and clusters of flowers. ,
I f,.,1r =