Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-08-16
SUNDAY SOCIAL SALAD.
DOfNGs or THE paST WFtk IN
THE CHIRMED CIROLE.

the whol"-souled manner In which il enter
ta'ns large bodies OF strangers. When there
Is " convention or meeting OF any Kind In
Town IN brings large numbers OF strangers
eVery'ql'g else is dropped, apd everyone de-
votes iheir time end energy to making sue.
cess OF the affair. Such has been ths case
during the past week. Nothing could be
heard nut u. A. H., and nobody thought oi
giving party or entertainment OF any kind
nntil latter the excitement thus it hap
pens that the week has been even duller in
social circles
The one event OF the week was the dancing
party given by n number Of young 81 tciety
gentlemen at the Arcade last Friday evening.
Ihe party was very suddenly gotten 1p, and,
as IA usual with such STARS, everyone enj yed
II mnch more than II 1t had been planned for
weeks before The iloor was perfect and half
the success OF the party was due to the fine
music 'urnished by Captain Woods orchestra.
Most OF their music was new, and they
s"o"'u eoou '"S'e 10 se'ecung some OF the
'os. p'."',"e WHITES from f"tence ano
'o''"'n' A"o " 'ho'e present were
WIS puA'on' Mr. ana Mrs. Burr
"''RhI MISS Gertrude Jones, OF Findlay,
"''S "ahh'e "ah'g'h' OF Troy, Misses Fam
n'e anu ahce roley' MISS Mary cassidy, Miss
o''" poug'ass' MISS Nellie Johnson, Misses
' "'' ''o"'e "'''"'h' MISS Louie buN'on'
WIS NV" o"rson' MISS Laura ooies, Miss
"''a ly"h' MISS hi'eh wilson, MISS Laura
o"H "'s''s anna ana Matte steele;
Mes'rs' Bert Nevin, OF PIttsburg, Ed
"o''l'nu' OF lhu'ViIie' "a, VIII Kid
ue'' george o'HI' oharle Jefries, viii
n"Re's' hi hhru' FRANK Johnson, Ben
bnA''u' LON sim t'son, Mert Hedges, Ned
harfis' halph Bartholomew, Jim Donnel,
FRANK Dr'scoI' Charlie Rodgers, and others
one or two more parties OF this kind will
probaoiy break up the insane prejudice of
Springfield matrons against "hal dances "
wh'ch are less troublesome, less expensive
tw ce AS enjoyable, aud Just as thoroughly
proper when properly chaperoned, rs private
P"r'''S'
The season OF the year has arrived when it
Is e'n'hen''y ht"ng 10 pan now the autumn
anu .l "."',' ''a'on Is 10 'e spent Inc axiom
b. scc,m,lishod w;,hon, a,,;.,,;o
,Iis, n tho .h,.;,oss ., ,,,o,.so >, ,,,
10 any other il dus,ry. The truth Of this is
kesrly felt by those who are fond of psietv
aud there is much talk OF organizing dane
ing club for the coming winter on a scale
III i WIZ 'ake III at least thirty couples. II
Tue "'N results IN anything II VIII probably
"' "A" "o''''',1 ''"o ""'cn VIII nave It's reg
u'''' "''' ""' give "s''a' p"'ues' TWO OF
"P"'' D' i'0'u''"S 'e" VI
r;on n.,',o ,ha &c.,,
an, liz, ~,
oo,-oni0, co,,,,os ,,a ho a;,u ,,
up and the memories of "a yol,nte" and
'.Slns Souc" would grow small in compsri.
son with the chances given at the Assembly
rooms. The scheme also contemplated very
swell club german, to be given at Thanksgiving
of during the holidays.
Miss Louie Bux'on returned last W W,dnes-
day from Louisville, Ky.
Mr.Tom Simpson, OF Detroit, is the guest
VI W.T. VI. ". iituHts.
Mr.. Louis Doup returned to Des Moines.
Iowa. last Friday after, oon
E,-vovor Co,s,.r,irc ro,rrn.d from Nsr
raganssu Pier last Wednesday
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Mr.. James Carson, of West Main street,
will remove his family this week to his new
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anu "''' W. H. H's"''! "'' '''"p '"s 'o'
tage on the urbAua camp grounds.
Miss Lily DJwdall of Philadelphia, is ex-