Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-08-30
In THE CHARMED CIRCLE.
THE GOSSIP OF THE PAST WEEK
AMONG SOCIETY PEOPLE.

1MONG SOCTETf FfOfLE.
The Progressive Euchre at the Buxton
Mansion-The Hauk- -EndsIow Wedding
The Exodus Of Guests-Minor Notes and
Personal Mention.
One might say great deal about what
didn't take place duri0g the past week, but
il gossip must be confined to actual occur
rences there is nothing 10 talk about except
the Buxton card party, which was certainly a
very charming affair. 1t was given by Miss
Louie Buxton, in honor oil her guest, Miss
Ida McCann, OF Lexington, Ky. The cool
weather made il very comfortable within
doors, and everything seemed to combine TO
make the party eminently successful. Eight
tables were filled, set OF four in the library
and the other in the parlors. The guests
were received by Miss Buxton and her guest,
assisted by Mrs. Buxton and Miss Clara
Wallace, whose cordial greetings made
everybody at home at once. The
boquets, stars, boobies" and prizes were DIS
tributed by Miss Buxton, Miss Wallace, and
Mr. Ralph Bartholomew, who devoted their
whole time and attention to keeping the play
running smoothly. When the bell tapped at
nine o'clock the following players were gath
cred about the tables: The Misses Buxton,
McCann, Mary easily, Mary Rodgers, Laura
Seitz, Fannie Foley, Gertrude Jones, OF Find
lay, Nellie johnson, Annie Paige, Anna
Black, Carrie Douglass, Anna and Louie
Baldwin, Hattie Bushnell Nellie Thomas
Anna Steele, Messrs. Titus, OF Memphis, Joe
Sharp, Ned Harris, Mert Hedges, Randolph
Coleman, Jim Donnell Will Kidder, Frank
Bartholomew, Charlie Jeffries Ed Hurd,.. Rus
sci Seeds, Or. Baldwin, Will Rodgers, jim
The buzz OF conversation, cards and laughter
continued with no other interruption than
the changing from table to table until eleven
O'Clock. when refreshments were served. After
the intermission the party was much more
quiet AS the contests were narrowing down to
a point where they became inteusely exciting.
Shortly after twelve o'clock the bell tapped
for the last time and the prizes were distrib-
uted as follows: First table--Miss Gertrude
Jones, Miss Nellie johnson, Mr.. Ned Harris
and Harry Wiseman; progressives-Miss
Louie Baldwin. Miss Mary Rodgers, MIR. Mart
Hedges and Will Kidder fourth table-Miss
Mary Cpssilly, Miss Carrie Douglass, Messrs
Jim Todd and Russell Seeds. Mutual congra,-
uIations aud condolences were exchanged,
and the party oroke up WIN many express
,'ous ,tLs.i VI sa ,aoDt VI, s;o5 80 'o' '"e
01a of tho rnosi erGross;ng ionics in tho ,os-
sin of the vaak ia ,hs marriage ot NJ Hsrrv
Hguk TO Miss Bessie Endslow, OF DAYTON, Tor
which the invitations were issued last Mon
day. The affair occurs next Wednesday
e.ening at the residence of the brides
mother,and Will doubtless be very lovely lit
tie wedding; only the more Intimate friends
were ih'l'eH' tne 'pt,I" ptID !ouue oprinsntiu
p'oP, So Enia roIar 60 n.'-..i,,. asl'r
Lone R,Idwin Msrv Cas.iI,v Hsttie Rnsb'
waII Nsrv Rodgers Nellie jobnson NsIlis
Thomas: Nessrs. Will Rodgers. Will Webb
in Donnel, Randolph Coleman, Joe
sharp, VIII Kdder, Tom Simp-
son and Mert Hedges The
a tendants selected are Misses Jeanette Lytle
and Florence Stockstill, OF Dayton; Mr..
Charlie keeter, of Urosns; and Mr.. Will
johnson, OF west Liberty. The happy pair
t1-be Will spehd their honeymoon IN orlet
eastern trip, anu on thelr retuth 10 this ci'y
wiz " ~ ~ n;Ihp' ttuA' MIS- 0o'' ''e"-
ar'' anu ME w. h h'sHe''
MT. FRANK "eoo spent last thursday In
Cincinnati.
Mr. Ben Buxton returned from Pittsburg
last Thursday morning.
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Miss LlhAe steele o, "es, MAIN stree''
went TO Cincinnati last thursday.
Rev. J. c. Zimmerman, of Brooklyn, is the
guest of his brother, John l.. Zimmerman.
Misses Lulu Jeffries and Mamie Cumming rs