Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19

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lbllsge ga lLer s4F la4s fram n, Lo4is.
s1ers they - to attend fAs kasals
lull-aVe. ls bear -ss julia s. leeier. lue
sils0ale actress al4 apels d tsl aeez
engagement there tlll1rr9g 4 al ~ Lltta.
ksF Kerr b Ilppr all sps4k 2p9n
Toe esls l,s Prospective Greatness ana
its Present Crisis .a iEelnoai leu4-r. bos-
l5u Net l- he sarazs 81 tle re4 ae,l gf
che Boston Social ui0u. a lase guest be
sli be- during las slay at l1e Hub
Miss Dot,eils Blssel lef on Friday last
ior DlaE4rz * s. where she ali visit
seloai friends ANAL l1e latisr past % lnls
aeek. sue all llen ~ % l0nLers and
conuals her Studies lu Miss Beilss school
school i9r young la,iles.
Mr W j. Abbey and mother 0f Dayton,
04io have c8utll lded a summer sojourn
a. PelosksY. aud are spending a feN days
SIth Tie family oi Mr II HAM, Ut Ran
son-st. Tie visitors leave Tor Ohio t0mor-
r0a.
Miss TIA AdHt. of sbeldon-sg enter
ialned a icR young ladies and gentlemen
0a Friday evening Among those present
Eas Mr Aba Haywood. snO gave a nun
bor of character songs au 1 ln PRESENTATIONS.
Mr Farrar C0ob a Cambridge student.
Who has oecn wishing l.s father Rev Or.
Cobb. a North lat4y yrllo-sl.. returned East
last Ne~k. Mr. Cobb ls a young gentleman
0f much prOmise.in literary departments.
Miss Irene Hazeltine. Of Cherry 81, leaves
Ola tuesday Tor stamford. Conn, where she
Nll commence course Of studies IN Miss
Aikens school Tor young ladies. Her
father, Do Hazeltine, accompanies her.
The Misses Frances Cutler and Maud
Bosden. 0f Grand Haven. passed through
the city Thursday on their way 20 POugn-
secpsie. where Jhey will resume their
studies ia Nassar College.
Progressive euchre has just penetrated
mo The social night of Kalamazoo and
Mrs Or. Byron Parker, of this clty, cap
tured Tie nrt prIze al one OF the parties
held there recently.
Messrs. J. L. Wilkes Geo. +. Boltwood,
VI h. Query. Mm r. Cox. Mrs. VIM. Cox
and daughter, and Mrs. ii A Cook LETT yes
terday With the excursion for Boston, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs Edward smith, who have
been visiting Nr. and Mrs. Walter ii.
smith OF Peari-st., leave tomorrow evening
for their home IN Boston, Mass.
Miss Julia f. Fielding GLENN has ar
rvei from Fargo % begn rehrarsals with
.. = f. X Sne is the guest of Miss
sophie Bacon, of Jeiierson-ave,.
Miss Addie Bradford went 10 Chicago
wlll go 90 Aun ArOor and continue her
studies in the nlversity.
Mr. Anton q Hodenpyl banqueted a few
friends at the Peninsular CLUB on Friday
evening in honor of his cousin, Mr. \.
Hodenpyl of New York.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George W. Gay and daugh-
ter, Miss Ger rude, OF Fast FultOn-st, leave
early this week for Troy, Eagle Bridge
and Nes York City.
Mr. Fred Walbrldge returned early last
week from Chicago, Milwaukee and Wauke-
sha, where be has enjoyed vacation OF
several days duration.
The popular dancing school operated by
the Misses Gage and Benedict Will be
opened in the DivisiOn-st. ArmOry the first
part of October.
Mr. VIII Sayidge, of Spring Lake goes to
Harvard next Thursday To take course IN
law Mr.. Tom Jerome, of Saginaw, will
accompany him.
Miss Florence de Kraft, Of East Fulton
ST., left tor Buffalo Wednesday. She Will
continue her studies in ST. Margarets 5
school there.
Mrs J. W Tiff, of Buffalo, \. Y, who
has been the guest of Mrs. l.. ID. FOllett Of
south Laiayette-st., returned home early
last week.
Miss Ella Morrison will give a literary
party in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Holland, al
her home on FOuntain-st., next Tuesday
evening.
Miss Hattie Graham. of North Prospect
ST. has gone 10 Nassar College. Miss
Esther Sayidge of Spring Lake, accompa-
MED her.
Mr. John Sapp and mother 90 to Ann
ArDOr tomorrow To reside permanently.
Ftanr
Fall.
Mrs. c. r. Sweet and daughter, Miss Ger
trude, returned from Jackson yesterday,
where they have been attending the State
Far.
The parents of Mr.. C.. b. Morgan, of Ran
sons have concluded a visit here and
have returned to their home in Aurora, \.
Y
Miss Helen Putnam lett last Thursday
afternoon for Poughkeepsie, where she will
continue her studies IN the Nassar College.
Miss Lizzie VI. Robinson, of Scribner-st.,
has gone 20 IOiedO, Rochester and other
places for month visit with friends.
Mrs Waite and daughters, of New York,
have terminated a visit with Colonel and
Mrs. q. ". Calkins and returned home.
Mrs. L. j. Mayhem, mother of Mr. Geo. K
]
she has been spending the summer.
Miss Julia Meade left yesterday morning
tor DOo0 s-Ferry- ry-ou-the- Hudson, where
she viii attend scnOOl this winter.
Litrle Miss Blanche Nancy entertained
about tnirty spriles ike herself yesterday
afternoon al No. 30 Lyon ST.
Miss Annie Sloss. OF Dearborn Mich
after Tuesday Will be tne guest OF Hiss Nei-
Le Roberts. Of JeilersOn-aye.
Mr. T. B. Grover, Of Cleveland. O. called
upon nis sister MTs. J. " Stone, of Paris
ave, Oae Jay last week.
Mrs Fred Bush. Of Kalamazoo, was in
the city on Friday The guest Oi Mrs. +. A.
WaiDudse, ct Pars-ave.
The marriage OF Miss Cora Calkins aud
Mr ". Thompson, OF Detroit, viii occur
Oa Che 5th Of October
Mr and Mrs. j. L. Pits left yesterday
for Boston, tneir native home, 70 visit fela-
tives and TRENDS.
Miss Phillips. Of Blncro1. visited Mss
Allie hestn, uf Jeiiers0n-ave., for couple
OF days last weeS.
Miss Ada Morton will attend Miss Etrie's
school for youGg ladies at Georget1ws, ID.
g.. this Winter
Nr. A. f. s,arbuck. Of Cincinnati IS the
CUES of the family of Mr. +. r. Metbeany,
20 Paris ave
Mr Harry o. Johnson returned yester-
dag from vacation spentin Nashville and
Cincinnati
Deputy sheriff Dckerson viii take his
sister Eva to C9iofad0 Tor ber health next
MONDAY