Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-08-02
THE SUMNER SEASON
WIN SPRINGFIEID SOCIETY AT
IRIS LOWEST EBB.

ITs LOWEST EBB.
The swsitsr,ng Weather Takes the Life
Out OF society Like Everything Else
The Delightful Dancing Party at the
springs Last Tuesday Night-A German
on the Tapis for This Week Personal
Mention.
The past week has been very dull in a
social way, and the prospects are that II is to
he followed by fortnight with almost abso-
lu,ey nothing going on.
Last Tuesday night was the occasion of one
of the happiest events ever given at the
Springs. The partcipators were from both
the older aud younger SETS and the fusion
proved an excellent scheme. The drive was
made as usual, in carriages, leaving Spring
field Immediately after supper and arriving
there in time to begin dancing at 8 o'clock.
With slight intermission for refreshments
the dizzy mazy was continued until after
midnight. The excellent music, the
unusually happy humor of the dancers, the
perfect night, the magnificent home ward
drive, with many an exciting "brush" on the
road, all combined to make last weeks dance
one of the most delightful OF the season
Those who attended were Misses FANNIE and
Alice Foley, Mary Cassidy. Anna Black
Mamie kiersted, OF Indianapolis, Lucy En-
mons, OF Pittsburg, Emma Flynn, Louie
Buxton, Carrie aud Ella Douglass, Alice and
Jennie Harris, OF Ziuesvlle, Laura Coles,
Anna and Louie Baldwin, Anna Hall, Mary
Rodgers, Minnie Baldwin, Anna
Paige, Matte Steele Nellie johnson
and Mamie Cummings; Messrs. Will
Vaughn, of Louisville; Lou Doup.
viii Keifer, Fred. Ludlow, Harry Huston of
Columbus, Charlie Rodgers, Frank Bartholo-
NEW, Bruce Charpening, Ben. Buxton, Frank
Phillips, Charlie Jef'ries, Frank Driscol, Ed.
Hurd, Frank johnson, Russell Seeds, Chase
Stewart, W. W. Moores, George Dial, Jim
Donuel, Will Kidder, Jim Todd, and Ran
dolph Coleman.
Mr.. Will Vaughn, Of Louisville, was the
guest OF the Buxtons, OF East High street
during the early part of the week.
Miss Fannie Foley left Wednesday mora
ing Tor a two weeks visit to To'edo.
Miss Nellie Johnson LETT las, Friday for ,
weeks stay in Cincinnati with her sister
Mrs. Burton.
Miss Anna Rabbits left Tuesday afternoon
for Denver, TO remain during the summer.
Miss Lara Seitz returned last Thursda,
from Magnetic Springs, where she has beer
rusticaling toI the past three weeks.
Messrs. Lot Bishop and Ned Harris spen
the early part of the week at Magnetic
Springs.
Misses Lizzie, Anna and Matte Steele, o
West Main street, went 10 Cincinnati las
Wednesday.
Judge Foraker and daughter are spending
Sunday with Captain Bushnell and family.
Mrs. ). +. McGrew and sops lett to day TO
Magnetic Springs.
Miss Nora White srrived home from Mid
die Bass last Friday evening, after u stay {
three weeks.
Miss Mary Bowman will visit friends il
Xenis this week.
Mrs. Wm Blee, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Farmer
Mrs. VIII Huffman and Miss Wiance Bakel
LETT last Wednesday for Asbury Park.
Mr. Harry Hunstou, OF Columbus, visited
friends here during the past week, returning
home yesterday morning.
Miss Lucy Emmons, of Pttsburg, guest o.
Miss Emma Flynn, Of West High street. re.
turned home last Wednesday.
Mrs. John Simpson, OF Detroit is visiting
friends and relatives in this city.
Miss Helen Rodgers, OF Dayton, guest oi
Miss Mary Bowman, returned home last Fri.
day.
Mrs. William Warder and her son, Mr.
George Warder, leave tomorrow for an eI
tended pleasure trip through the East.
Quite a swell german, made up OF people
from Xenia, Dayton and Springfield, will be
given at the Yellow Springs house next
Thursday evening. About ten couples from
here will attend.
A congenial party Of four couples picniced
very delightfully."- at Abertelda, Friday after,
noon on the leap year plan.
Raj ph Bartholomew is visiting in centra
nnsylyania.
Miss Louie Buxton left last Thursday fol
brief visit in Danville. Kentucky.