Telegram-herald., 1886-05-02
The SOCIAL CIRCLE
What Society People are Do
ing and Flaning
aIItslG ISlPs AT Il 0S8R.
tos Asnass Ci41 20 CiCse tns Season
Toraorrc. sigst-A Asisedo Pro-
gSssssss secnrs- fhs Comisk
ana GOiag o. Socisty Folks.

The Len.ea season i uas over and the
tinle "a return of festivities has eome
Daring the gasE sees. however. tie soe.al 4
9orii h4s oeen sefg salsg ssd - isr - can 4
oe disiesd no~ little aesisity ~ill Be ex-
penenced 10 ih.s city 10 the w2y of social 4
gatherings duaag tie eonliag Week. stiA 4
people are moving about. trips are being 4
planned aud emoryotis receptions, parties. 4
seilinzs and The ike are IN process OF
Development Bel0w q resume OF What 4
society people ars sasazed Ia.
Yesterday tie ART aud literary eoa. mltI * &
of The Laiies Literary Club made the
regular meeting May day session. An ar
tiele aporoprsate 70 the das STYLED May
Day FESTIVITIES Was read BY Miss Annie
PTeasser- Ms. Cary presented sketch OF
frang B sI5ckt0ns life, and Mrs. Dr.
Braineld reviewed his last work. The Late
Mr. Null" A poem, ~Arhatus Mas read
by Ms. Coon. Each member in attendance
was presented with bouquet OF The sweet
smelling h0~ers by the committee under
whose ohaTge the programme Of the day
Was gwen.
Mrs ,ienry G.. Allen. Of No l46 South
l.atayRste-st, will entertain the Alien family
next TUESDAY night with a Mikado prOgfes-
sive euchre party. That means that the
residence viii be neatly decorated a Ia
Japan, that The dishes in which the re-
ireshm-nts will be served viii be japanese.
aud that the favors val have been imported
/ from the Oriental Isle.
+ Al L. Severance the Beau Brummel of
( the Griswola House. Detroit Was IN the
eliy Yesterday visiting Als friend aud
former companion IN misery l.. Purlscher
..f = a .rltf ~
I Of Cincinnati, along with him, and they
I both wept scaiding tears as they bid
rurtschy good bye.
viii Horner, OF this city. is % paint life
size, fuil-length portrait OF Mrs. J. r. An
i drews, of Detroit. The costume Viii be an
elegant silk velvet orocaGe, made by Worth,
( of Paris. Mr. HorBer wiil also paint por-
/ trait Of Mrs. Andrews : baby. The work viii
/ be done Oh his return from Europe next
/ ChustInss.
One Of the events OF the post Lenten sea-
son will be- the closing meeung of the Mon
[ day club at the PeninsGiar club house to-
morrow evening from 5 uu Il O'Clock.
Only members of the club may participate
I The affair will be full dress and will con
sist of al Indulgence IN social and gustatory
pleasures
Miss Camilla Preusser will sail COR Europe
ON the steamer "Etruria' May - IN COM
pany with hei grandfather X. h. Butter
worth her aunt Mrs James Lowe and Mrs.
A. Preusser her mother. The party will
spend a month al Matlock, in Derbysi. re
! = beautiful and refreshing English resort.
Miss Maud Hughes will accompany her
sister in-law, Mrs. W H. Hughes to Europe
this season. The young ladies will sail on
the last Cunarder. the Eutoria. Nav -. IL
is their pian 70 be absent about three months
visiting DIes'len and Paris during the great
er part Of the time.
Miss jew Burford daughter of Rev
Spruille BnrtOrd. who has been visiting Nr
aud Mrs T. F. Uhl. OF No. 2ll Fountain 81.
during her Easter vacation, will return to-
morrow 10 Temple Hall, henOsha, Wis
where she attends school.
Mrs. y c. rorrey, Miss Mary Jones and
Miss Rebecca Richmond will 90 10 Sauga
tuck TINS week for few days sketchinl
among the picturesque scenes, which gave
J Fennimpre Cooper the location Tor ms
novel, oak Openings"
Carroll Hartman and wife will spend th,
sumrzer at Bay View. Carroll SAYS tha
he is going To sell out his art gallery herr
and enter into branch of business VI
north which viii prove more lucrative thar
selling pitures.
Nelson Tabor a young stenOgrapher 0
a this CITY, has taken professional position
with Stearns X Co, the wholesale druggist
, + OF Detroit.
> Miss Lutte Uhl, daughter of Edwin f
Uhl. who has been visiting a. Atlanta, Ga.
for the past month or 50, will return hom
soon.
Miss Roxy Norris, who is visiting IN
family Of Mr. and Mrs. +. +. Uhl. is paint
ing portrait of their youngest daughter.
DR. r. G.. Glover, of Marquette, form
a-iv off - cit vaf a
T. isou, OF South DivisiOn-st. June ID.
o Fred Mills SAYS that the snipe bis part
secured ON the eventful night of that gran
: snipe hunt are still ont in California
Some Of the nil boys are sitting upon a
embryottc riding CLUB egg with the nope q
Matching II ia the near future.
a Mrs NJ. \ Willard and son, Ton
+. have moved into Mrs. Mary De Peu's resi-
dence NJ. 3ls East Falton-st.
z Mrs C. F. Swift, Of Yarmouth Port Mass
Il visifin- her daughter, Mrs Frank Z
Chase Of No. 2ls Otlawa-st.
Thomas r. Nash. The Landscape arts
leaves tomorrow for q sketchiAg on Ree
Is foot Lake East Tenncs.ee.
IF Henry Gnnnel. wife and son, Henr,
4 move tomorrow from No. 143 Fountain =
to the 81. Dennis
;, Cards are oui announcing the marriage Q
" Miss jennie Cass, Of rlns city. tc Mr. Liehl
o ner. OF Detroit.
b Mrs A. W Paine, Of Chicago. is the gue'
= Of her sister. Mrs. Asa Lyon. at sweet
7 ( hotel.
! Pred 3 Clark. Of Clark. Jewell & Co, an
! Mss Cora storrs are % wei in the near "a
turs.
!. Albert Hovey. the florist. Is in Chicagr
II He Is coming hack early this week
: Mrs = : swieert. q Detroit, j. visinn
her sister Mrs + a ruDdie
T Edwssd " Wrhey conternplates movin
p froU 1aeldon tg tbaTrv-sf.
} shipaeri aud samuel Mather
flereiana are at xeet 5.
IS ] HaFes. o. Cleveland, Is a. n
ie Morton over sunday.
Is Yesterdays Court Recyrd
u srz2aa la tha matter 81 TIE sop.in