Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-13
SOCIETY EVEN1S.
Our own People, Where They Go and
what They DO.

what They Do.
Just at this season the social energy il
pretty much abso. bed in visiting the dress-
maker and miliner to solve the great prob. m
OF what shall grace the fairy forms during
the autumn season. A dead calm seems Ia
have struck the matrimonial market-not a
single wedding since last Tuesday, when Mr.
Bert Geiger was married at Portsmouth to
Miss Fannie Moore, a charming social leader
, OF that city. They went east for their honey
moon and are expected to return here
the latter part of this week, when
they will settle down to housekeeping at once
in the old Ballard mansion on Eas. High
street. The bride has many old friends and
acquaintances here, and Springfield society
will welcome her gladly.
Ga Thur5dsy evening Mr.. and Mrs. Charl les
Fisher gave a very handsome reception at
their residence on North Limestone street, in
honor of their guest, Miss Lucy Mcdowell, of
New York. Music conversation and Il
supper were the features of the occasion.
Among the assembled guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
;. F. McGrew, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cartmell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar 7. Martin, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Rob Rodgers, Mr.. and Mrs. b. II. Warder,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustavus Foos, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
W. Fisher, Mrs. Andrew Black, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Black, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Bowman,
Mrs. Levitt, of Cincinnati, Mrs. Charles
Ludlow, Misses Dollie and Emily Warder,
Mrs. Laura and Darlie Bowman, Miss Minnie
Baldwin, Miss George Rose, Miss Anna
Bishop, Miss Mary cassidy, Miss Mary
Rodgers, Miss Carrie Douglass, Miss
Helen McBeth, Rev. J. T. Rose, Hon. T.
J. Pringle, DR.. John Buckingham, DR.. Henry
Baldwin, r. H. Huntington, George Warder,
Henry Wiseman, Will Foos, Den and Will
Rodgers, Ed Levitt Will Rabbits and Charles
Rodgers.
Quite a pleasant little party was given
last Tuesday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Black at their residence on North Limestone
street in honor OF Miss Pussy Grant, of
GAINESVILLE, guest of Miss Anna Black. Music,
dancing and "bran bag served to amuse
the guests in very lively fashion,
and the hours fled very rapidly
with the merry guests. Those present were
Miss Carrie Douglass, Miss Lulu Jeitries,
Miss Alice Foley, Miss Matte Steele, Miss
Susie Frey, Miss Anna Black, Miss Laura
Coles, Miss Ella Douglass, and Miss Daisy
Phillips; Messrs. Frank Johnson Fred Lud.
low, Ben. Buxton, Frank Newton, Ben.
Warder, Charlie aud Will Rodgers, Charlie
Jeflries, Will Keifer, and Frank Phillips
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Webb were entertained
at lunch at the Steele mansion, on
West Main street, Thursday. They returned
from their wedding journey up the lakes last
Tuesday, and have gone to housekeeping at
Enon.
DR.. and Mrs. Potter expect to return from
New York next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. L. Buchwalter, of South
Market street, leave Tuesday for trip to
Minneapolis and other points in the north
west.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levitt and son, of Cincinnati,
are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs William Black.
Miss Knott, of Louisville, is visiting the
family of John FUos.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hoyt guests of e1-
Sheriff Foley, return to New York tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Hauk have retul ned
from their wedding journey in the east, and
are comfortably settled at "Sunnysde." The
brides mother, Mrs. J. D. Endslow, Of Day.
ton, is paying them visit.
The present week promises to be more than
usually gay. Two dancing parties and re-
ception are already on the tapis.