Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05
Among the Clubs.

The Misses Carrie and Susie McCulloch
entertained the No Name Club on Friday
evening st the residence of their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh McCulloch, on Paris
ave The prizes were taken by Miss Jennie
Belknap and Mr.. Fred Matter who were
fortunate IN winning nrst prizes, and Miss
Lula CreQue and Mr.. Charles NoOrhis who
thoroughly enjoyed capturing the second
prizes The following is the total member
ship: The Misses Nellie and Jennie
Belknap, Lulu Crelue. Nellie Campbell,
Carrie Powers. Dora Bradford, Clara and
Susie AcCullOch, and the Messr.. Fred
Matter. Fred Welsh, Charles Hovey, Charles
Bennett Charles VOorhis, Luther Smith,
Carroll Godfrey ard Stanley Emery.
The Grand Rapids Fencing Cub have
elected officers for the following year as
follows: President, Fred Adams; Vice Presi-
dent Fred Matter; Secretary, Leo God
troy; Treasurer, Geo. Csnhsld; Sergeant,
Geo o. HsrA The third pedro party was
held last Thursday evening, IN which
Lloyd Nannetta captured the medal. Re-
freshments were served and tae singing en-
hvened the evening. The Club have a fine
billiard table nov. which adds greatly TO
the pleasure of the Club members. The
Fencing class under the management of
Prof Fisher will meet "Wednesday evening
al the Club rooms.
The Sixteen Club enjoy ed a very pleasant
evening on Monday 81 the residence Of Mr..
and Mrs w. +. Matter. The Sixteen Club
dsvOtes itself TO danciRg and mucn smuse-
ment was caused on Monday evening by
the introduction of the Leap Y ear change.
The following ladies and gentlemen are
members OF the club: Mr.. and Mrs. W. f.
Matter, Mr. and Mrs. Frank BsnJim and
Nj sses Josie Ewing. Josie and Blanche
smith, Kate Matter, ,Addie Field, Miss Dick
insOo and the Messrs. George and Al Bemis,
Dow Austin, Will Sherman, Mr.. Dickinson
and DR.. HoyL
The Grand Rapids Fencing Club have re-
| ceived three steel engravings of Master At
Arms Coroesisr and Assistant Sword Mas
ter Heinsz of the United States Naval
Academy. The engraviugs represent the
two swOrdsmen in the Engage in the
| Thrust" and Parry" They are the gift
Of Cadet c. D. Sterues, of Annapolis, who
IS also a member ofthe Grand Rapids Fenc-
I ing cluo. Professor COr0esier is undoubt-
/ edly the best fencer in the United States
and held the championship OF France un-
| til be came TO this couLtry.
The Art and Literature Committee furn-
| shed the following programme yesterday
/ afternoon: The Jew in Literature. "Zsdoc
/ Pines Labor Union" a3d q discussion OF
/ the question. Should immigration be Re-
l @triCtelf ne question OF Nmltlng the
/ mem bership OF The club was discussed with
considerable eaTnestDess. The matter will
/ probably De settled next Saturday. The
/ Science aud Education Committee will re-
/ port next Saturday.
Central Circle will meet on Tuesday even
| ing next st the residence of Miss Nellie
| Austin. corner Of Barclsy-st. and Crescent
ave. Rev. DR.. Knapp. who was formerly
/ connected with tbs CnAutauquz movement,
1 will deliver a very interesting lecture At
that time on tie PhiiOs, ply OF the Plan
! of salvation" All Chautauquans will be
welcome, whether members Of the circle or
not
The Aurora Club waived their usual liter
sry and musical programme on Tuesday
/ evening and enjoyed delightful sleighride
0us TO Grange hall a. Paris. where they en-
tered into the delights OF card playing and
dancing. Elegant refreshments we're served
a. q vere partssen Of by forty four guests
| Oa the rstarn home early next morning
the a. rsso1nded with the ioyousness of
the occasion.
A very pleasant meeting Of the Aurora
/ Cluo vas held Friday evening az the home
/ Of Mss Jaiis ROssntLai. l96 Third-ave
/ After business meeting the svsninE vas
/ suUnt socially. Choice fruits and confec-
/ tons were scrvs6 and the evening wss
very suioyahls sequel to the s.siEhrlds.
The annual concert Of the Schubert Club
Vii be given a. Powers Opera House
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