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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

will appear Il Powers sooa. Mr.. safe.
wh0 j. knosn zs @Pz1& ia tha profSszioa.
ssss tks Teaoxnsd PEEK a Baos soesllst
Bssex lad 80 great season Or sang snd
played 50 sell. skh aoled in li't.s AHEAD
q tlsDs 10 enjoy fss days s-sls win cld
friends Ia tie elty.
scanlos. in his new play. ~Shzne IA
Lawn" has achieved great saeoess. Mr..
seaman nov occupies the position Of one
OF TIE hssss IEish comedians % the Amer
iesn stage. Combining hsn1sone nsare
and face. With pleasing voice. ana ability
10 act. ne has WOO great poDElaTIy aad Is
now recKoUst as one Of ths most 2ronsAb.e
stars on the road.
]. L. Ashton. the well-known actor who
has been playing ..fne Black Fisg' nearly
all the season. will appear ~ MANAGER
Hendsrson's Peoples Theatre, All this
week, beginning tomorrow night, in bis
new and Successful la0of-drsms entitled
Monopoly" There is said % De lots of
fan in the play aud Ar. Ashton can gel 1t
out.
Sol Smith Russell will begin bis next tour
July i6 at Duluth. MINI. lie will make a
tour OF the lakes, stopping at ali the larger
and most prominent towns. reaching upper
Michigan early in August;
Mr.. Lawrence Barrett has taken the home
of the Hon. Edward Barrett lDeeyfoos
FARM st Southboro. Mass. for the sum
mer, and will occupy it with his family.
he will probably offer his handsome place
at Cohassett for sale.
The sale of reserved seats for the great
orstorio of The Creation" viii co nmence
on Tuesday morning next &C Soclock, al
Hartman's Safety Deposit Vaults on f0un-
tain st.
"The Still Alarm is Masking great deal
Of noise in New York at turning away
people. They didn't turn them away
in Grand Rapids until aftsr the perform
ance.
Ramsey Morris, Sothern's msnsger. is the
| author of q forthcoming novel, Cruelty
| Her." The heroine must be the kicking
member af his theatrical company.
Ed. Gilmore aud Mrs Langtry must have
burisd the Ratchet. Ed. sent the lady
twenty-five lilies on the occasion OF ner last
birthday. A lily for every year Tai rsl
Chas. Overton has made $4,000 as his
share out of Jim the Penman."
An anonymous dramatist has rebuilt
Uncle Toms Cabin"
Marc. Klsw will manage Fanny Daven.
port next season.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

Gstbsred in with All Their appliances
sad . 0asstfty of Boodle

Gathered in with All Their ppiisnces
and Qa.stfty Of Boodls
AITooSA. Pa. xsy "a wholesale arrest
of o0untsri.itsrs took place 81 Lloydsviils.
near this CITY. today. For some time past
the people of ibis vicinity have suspected
that a Gang of cftuntsrfsitsrs we're ~ work
ia the nesrntsorbsa1 and yesterday he s7s-
ric1an eas'ninsssl n TIE arrest ~ ve pr.
sons. 1oyr of whnsn vsss cserr - w5tb
CsJunf@rie tsE sn1 ans eith auv1sG
with EnHri Stssss r8siia Dsecfiys esn 3
son. II sovasTii.e. end % sistsRt United
s;ssss Nsrsie essse1 tie srress. lDsc b
znonssD vss - gns srsetrt s0< iot ~
ocuutsrbir E1Opsy v~ fs1D5 is ~
T.r,ssessaxs Is ~ rrssasssd hs fpss - -.
ma IN snirh - e he srr9a o 80
ethess as q tnsB hSse Dznsai ter0ss
n y b - pezsessfyn vss found = s3I con
T. ainz dDl.sr. enc be.f dollars s0o cJuf-
pete oaifi ser e0untsrfsifinE. I've 0tbs'
feysons leiongsng % the gang were az
rested ~ lasi poft.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

Rspids will gladly welcome the young lady
when she comes - make her home here
Ar kroner 50 has large cincie 0i friends
in musical arc social circles WHO Wi. uniss
il tendsrine him their besrlsest sanerstu-
lsll0ns.
The engagslneDf Of Miss Hattie Hesls
and Nj Eaeene Hamilton u snnou sosa- {
Miss Bessie Esler and Mr.. Viii fnrnsF
are 70 be married about the middle Of june.
Miss Mamie Hardy of this city. and Mr..
George Luther. Of Milwsnks<. are TO he
married ia June.
Miss Mary 7. Marvin. photographers Of
the fhonix Furniture Company. and pr.
Ernest Dlsbrow ere 10 be married soon.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06
PERSONAL GOSSIP
REASONS Why We kNowIT's SPRING
The Mild Dissipation OF Hoase Cie~nisg
saa Csspst Bs~tiEg ls Varied by Few
Mtnor Bat Flsxsaaf social
Kate Ft ain aaents

He ERA or epidemic. whichever II
n may be. of house cleaning Is upon
I'D the HOUSEHOLDS Of this city. there
fore the society reporter does not
catch very fun net - the daily round is
made. The ladies are AL busy, and 10 their
credit il may be said that even the most
sssidu0us deyotse of Dame Fashion ls per-
sonaliy superintsnding ihe annual rejuFe-
nation Of carpets, wall psper and furniture.
some ladies when caught IN dresses Gun
spicuous by their age. and hair IN sondFous
oisarrsy. sgrike very pretty positions. ln-
deed, there is one hsdls3n-ave- matron who
never locks quite 20 charming as when sur
prised IN dresses that are Dot Cs1aliy donned
for visitors. This is also the time of year
W ben the love OF new gowns does most vio-
lently take possession OF the feminine mind.
OF COURSE, the gentlemen do not care for
new Spring clotbes-but they GET them just
the same, pardon the expression.
The crop OF Spring suits which the gentle
men have worn during this particular Spring
Of eiherisl mildness. has Deeu large enoug IA
10 convince the most sceptlcal that Spring
is resly here. The May Queen has been
crowned TOO. and SO Spring must be here.
Ii is said that during her coronation the
coal fire was poked up bit. but Il Is also
said that on the day she was crowned pair
OF Ie wiy united. loving, fresh young hearts,
accompanied by sufficient amount oi
flesh, bone and muscle. fioated down ihe
river ia an open boat = la Antony and Cleo
patra- On, yes. Spring is here.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06
One nn Lohn rilraersld

"John Fitzge,ald, President Of the Ma
tional League" Was inscribed on the regis
ter OF tire Grand Pacific At Chicago few
nights siuce. That was enough for a re-
porter. and be said: Heres . chance 10
ger some firsf.cisss points on the base ball
season. HIS card went up and presently
he wss tod 10 follow IL to Ar. Fitzgerald's
room. The visitor could not help thinking
that Hr Fitzgerald was not his ideal of a
man for frestdsut Of the National Base Ball
League. 5ut be started IN bfsyeiy. just the
same. by asking him:
What are the prospects Of the league for
the coming season, Mr.. FitzseraId?'
~Fir-r-rsL rate" replied Dir. Fitzgerald.
"vs're stronger than ever"
And who'll get the pennant?"
The phstf'
The peDnant"
"Diyil wan ay me knows" returned Mr..
Fitzgerald.
II mean who viii come out ahead?"
"Oh. we will av course
"Wbo do you mean oy 'we7'"
s'The 0irisn. Who the divil else?"
"Oh, yes. very good. of course" said the
reporter. who inwardly confessed he
conldn'J see what Nr. Fitzgerald was
driving at He continued: Where will
Chicago be''
"Chicagu2"
"Yes"
"W him"
AT the end of the season."
"R0izht phsre 1t is. AK ms an say
one"
And Boston7"
"Boston?'
"Yes."
"Phsre'll 1t ben
yes"
1 eurhf,pfs
AT the end Of tho season.
"On Massachusetts bay. av coorse- Vow,
| me voung fcller, that's 40 ould gag. so IL Ia.
| We had that out in Nebrasky last year"
Well. how about Kelly
"Wbat, Moike?"
| Yes. said tas reporter. greatly relieved.
Hes run in"
Kun in7''
| "Yis. Hs Jumped q lsnd-clain nea,
| Benksinso. an they run him in."
| What. Nike Kelly, the ball-player oi
| Bosfon7''
NO. NOiks Kelly. the saloOn-keeper Of
| Grand Island"
What do yon think Of Clsrkson going tc
| BOSTON,
Nothing AZ all. at ALL
II thought "a President of TIE National
Base Ball League you would have some
/ idea as To-"
"Bsse bail fidlessicksl thought you
wsrs wrong I'm no base bsllist, but Tn
the 3tfsst and lssguer in the whole couo
frv. its The Ssuenai Land League Tn ths
President ot.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

John T. Sullivan ts stz,f fhs Esce "
New fork TeniEft
Ngw YoEE May 6.--fiDsty-sir men os-
sired 70 eu.sr The six-dsys contest thai viii
bagin toEnerro~ 81 midnight ia Madison
sausrt Garden Only f0fy vii 10 allowed
u sfsrt an6 fBes are from al psris of he
eorntrv. NAM 81 tbe me vii bs new 20
sons9s ~ feis sort in hew 1igk kut
sxn3 3nr - eieyiers VII be large nnmtsrT
o. "a B3estrisDs Chisf among these -
esergs ii 3esoo1. George ferfvfiehf and
Hs-F. The Arrangements for tie race
presna- % - more Satisfactory thsr IN
prseisls dsntes.s 5slsE J.. Sollivsn viii
ssri Ess men and doubtless e args sfiend-
spyt eil - ia tie Garden when The men
btZn ftsf long tramp.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06
FOUL MURDER.
A Horrible IKcrcide Committed In
Pennsylvania Town.

A Horrible Txcrcide Committed In .
FeDnsyivants Town.
WiLgrsEARRE. Pa, May "a horrible
crime is reported from keelerviile. Wyom-
ing county. In an abandoned house form
eriy occupied by George keeler and his
wife. the dead aud decomposed body of the
latter was found today. The woman :
husband left for the West some time ago.
and his present whereabouts is unknown.
All indications point to him sc the mBr-
Gerer. as TIE couple never lived bsrnOni-
ously together. Mrs. Keller has been miss
ing since isst September. IL was supposed
that she had gone West 20 visit reisuyes.
but letters received from the town iB Iih-
nois. where she was supposed to be. brought
Information that Mrs. keeler never VI sifeo
there This aroused suspicion a. ooce. and
the authorities instituted . search which
resulted Ia ia f8diBg 81 the body. The
murderer. after committing The deed.
packed the remsios s.sy between the fo0T
and the foundation walls.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06
A E,esssnx R,,rc,- E.e..

LoxpoS. Nsy s.-Ths one mile bicycle
race between Woodsids sad Robo at Leicss-
ter today. wss very exciting. wood-ide
rou the toss and led anffi he bad gone
haif Wy srouai the as isc. when Robb
shat saesd Of him Ronb bad scarcely ca,
himself in 'front.' when re fell and "A oo3-
side. ~ao was 10 close - sqoii hira. ran
iefo hirn ant fsIf aisA Robb ouicEiv re-
usnunfed sad f8isaed The ap sleae. via
niox tae race. Woodsides macefae eas
dsnsAzest ia tie COLLISION.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

rEI-srArE
Al Home

The following challenge has been re-
csived by the b. B. editor. and THE Cap
tam" says ne means business
The captain Of the TELEeRAN-HggALp
Base Ba / Club has been informed that the
Democrat "wculd-be' bail club has been
sbiowing" that they could beat Us in an
other gams. Now. 10 SHOW them that we
can out play them. We will stake $25 that
We can beat taem two to one in game on
Sanday OF next week. With the same mines
that We played in the last game.
TKLEGRAn- HEaALD b. L. G.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

ErsE5sTv fbfx. Hsg s.--Cbristisn scienes
i hevi na gfess race bere. The sciertisis
srs kryine - c9rs Tonne isdy WIN hsss I
sizsd for Tesrs Tbs rsce cg9rss = 10
fr9 p1t 5n first eisss co8f ton Ore ~
e,r- 5urnitu-s dexaers NJ. A. J Brown, csn-
ferrp.ssss fesirsss frsD ssssness - tbe ne.y
fssars.-~-N = bezt in tass section % BOOKING
vsry pss-
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06
STRAY NOTES.

Tom 8 Applegste. member Of the Re-
publicsns State Central Committee, is ct
The Morton, forming one OF the advance
guard OF Republicans now streaming into
the city. Tom-if the printer puts q period
after this Tom and the proofreader leaves it
then they will both die horrible deaths. for
in the altogether improbable event of
Applegate's failing to kill them l shall.
The name is simply Tom and nor Thomas.
Mr. AppIegate is the editor and proprietor
OF the Adrian Tnaes--a acod newspaper
man and red-hot Reoublicar.
t I +
DOC" A. w. Smith. Formerly Secretary
of the Republican State CsB trsl Com mittee,
with his long. flowing locks. his fine rolling
eyes and his hearty emile, aud mis- regular
mighty glad-to-see- -you-desr-iellow hand
shake. is at the Morton. Doc is one of
the liveliest young Republicans in
Michigan. He got his name Doc
from an immense farm he owns down in
Lenawee county. He osyotes the entire
farm to the raising of yellow dock for
medicinal purposes. The farm is located in
the beautiful and historic Valley of the
Raisin and from Smiths dock farm" it got
to be DOC. Smiths farm" and that's the
rsisin' he Is called Doc, do We seer"
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

=
Nrvtfsc. Msy s--The Newavgc County
Democrats convent met s< White Cloud
tesisg sad chose ne following delegates 4,
REPRESENT the county A. ths STATE conveo-
ten ~ Graa1 Fsui1s Nsv II DeS.,pe-.
y R-sie,A 3 m. aaEk. u 5. snaett, n y.
HsrdtnE. A. 7. squire Frak saith end
zen. r Shersusn. Rsselufions ~--s unsn-
iesrnssv saopsed eadsrxax Cls~al e7f :
s3EliBikfTasicn ard Is message - Co1xrsss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

~TSSTPEs. May 5.-Nsjor Rogers. die
coverer Of tbe roGte Of the Canadian Pscsfc
through the Rockies. leaves tor Alaska in
order 10 report 20 the American syDdicste
tse feasibility % scne g. build a railway
from some point ca TIE N0rlbern Pscifc 10
AiAskA
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

Ms lanes g. kcBris4. e IS Psrissvs.,
esvsa u o'cgock IuDebeyB on Ihars1zy 70
= Ha-soer of ssdy su>las
Ms. +. n. k4n5sii who 49, formerly q
-sss6ent 81 fkIs civ. sed j. nor visitfna
fr5eass ae~s wse gwen u = cisek lants-son
on Tbrrsss0 ~ MfS 4 a. 3o-rse 81 ber
eBsrmiaz rsssdencs o. Wsst5n1ton s.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

BoE7oT. Nay s--Fo-sst Jo1nsc1, vho
wss sss5sed - the ksnd ~ith lonx sse.i
hsirpia hy Mr. Msrrsret Yoanr. Apr Is.
Z ID fh5. uaerns1z q Asooz poisoning Mrs..
YouaS rss 5ot on hsi snd csrnot ao~ hs
foazd. IL % a~tieqsS ss< as ksc ta< taky
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06
l.. T., q. Notes.

May 5-Art and Literature COMMITTEES
furnished the afternoon programme The
fret article was Schools Of Architecture
The wriler reviewed the history Of archi-
lecture from the earliest periods. Detini-
tious Of familiar architectural terms, entsb-
lstGTe. grolaed piiaster, .architrave. frieze,
corDicc and dome were given By the differ
ent ladies'. Descriptions were given OF
Wells Cathedral and St Peters al Rome.
The article was further iliustrsted by draw
ings. showing the different styles Of srchi-
lecture. Attention was called TO The recent
movement 10 present 20 the city Of Paris
statue Of Washington. 1t n 10 be na-
tionai movement and is siftol the Won "a
OF America. After recess sketch "a toe
organ zstion. called the Kings Daughters.
was given-s varied and beiDful vorx done
by Cori.iisD women 10 tbe spiritof B1gsrd
Everett Hale familiar motto, Look tor
ward anc not hack. lo0s ont and DOT in.
All lend hsod-' A prsCics sEd useful
talk on cooking closed TIE sftsrno9n. Sew
eTsl ladies' were sskei 70 furnis3 recsi pts.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

Tsss e-ea9er8saf ~ Mss Jessie SsoHs ~
Iowel. sna NJ jean y. k-Dmer. gf ihis
rssv. is srlaoa1esd. tks 800 ~ 80 f8ke
escs carr is JBas. hiss -toxfe p ere q
ste rH ctsru5nK iseses q fosre -
Esgk so< = sssr8fag eod bxs . ftest ~
fTssnas sad sdasirers - tas e21g. 6rsu5
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

P5rrsruss. May b.-Enmens Blaine vss
iD the city tnis morning. IN az interview
be ssid that the Philsisiphis 7asa>s story
il news 10 him. bot no refused - say any
thing further lie reoe vsd = tetier from
his father osie1 - Korae isv DAYS ago. The
Ieitsr sisied tist che writer wss in tbs he<t
of besirh and iDieD3sd leaving ifH Genoa
In short time AID iron there wo0ld 20 -
Ktr8 h~ co>fh
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

kAsar KTTx, Nag 5-A hig Ere occurred
81 noon today. rAea tks roans aozse sai
three engines 81 ths Daisfb. SoBts Shore A
Atisofic rzitrosd - - fsrsce wsTs fots y
destroyed TIE isss = ess1Dsted 81 s. 60.
iassarznfe IS go
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

IsaVEHrss. May sc. r. Conrad, owner
of the Saginaw mine, has leased the prop
erty TO party Of Detroit lambefmsu ard
the mine will be rorked ~ once. II has
been idle since 1854. t0t 4 IS considered good
properly. u has produced up to date -, =
T. A ~ ns If ore
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

fs4f > - - tessN1<F7f.e-
hsrIsTEs. Nics-, -sy s-The Demo
cratic Coazfy Convs1ag ws bed today
and elected TIE fslls~ins t@ls<stss v The
Sssss Coavsnt0., y ~. Ssi.ou. n r
Bsminz = r. Bscker, frank Tirzisr
Nsx Ranrnsnn sak MfL} ].
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

Ckao. Mar s-As = fals morning tbs
rara Hsuse ceazht fre snd ,ss rsr = iy
seS.revrtf J ~. Fa7neater's 4oss = 81 SO.
partly insnrsd. aaa A >. e~asss s~<s ~
- z<an~A
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06
THAT BLAINE STORY.
Chairman Jspss Dee MT crsdif A. and En
mons Blame ssys Nothing.

Chairman Jsnss Dee mt Credif AZ and En
mons Blame ssys Nothing.
PTrrsBURs. May Sin sn interFssw 10
DAY With Chairman Jones. OF the Nstionsl
Republican Executive COMMITTEES. he saio
that 30 far as Mr.. Blnine's health wss con.
cerned be was as welt az be ordinarily 10
barring slight cold. some of The storiss
told about him. said be. are absurd. To
group them into one general densl. may
cav that Mr. Blaine has not decided 10 be 3
candidate las not asked his friends &
make an aggressive movement Ia his 0chal ,
has not wri tten any letters declining 3
pomipstlon for the sec0nt me, and u y
not true hat be vii be OBJ the ocean sDo
ost Of rsscb Of the telegraph when the Chi
csyo convention is in session.
|. "Mr Blaine hes ssid that be desired y
remain abroad two yssrs, but he found n
would not be sbie 10 DOS -. ] would not b.
surprises 10 hear that be wac coming 8sr
month. or that he voulc stay away Unit
next year No time ss Vet has been hreg
for HE fethru = There ie 20 denying IN
fact that ever ssnce bis declinstiOn there hs
hssn q growing sentiment snonE ths re
publicans that Mr. Blame should accept ths
leadership Of the party IN the next erssi
battle. This movement bes great stfsngt
and will be . powerful II not the mos
powerful element 10 the next convention
| DO moi think il is tie Intention Of Bi
Blaine 10 come out sgusreiy Tor any csnai
dais or to pinmpy ASK bis friends 70 sup
port John snith or John JnBes. BE II only
human and may o. course say. so-sne-so d
nay friend and would ike 10 see him nom
mated. and sBch an expression would hss'
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

Tbe shsiden Stree; Pedro C.ab held their
sssl messing 81 Monday evening at the
rss 3snee of sr sDd kr.. Charles sifkh. 1S4
ehrseonsl Ihs roezEbsrs MT ~ tae 5s1-
-aet sczrd a O'Clock. sn5 sftsr aslirfst-
o. rsysa q 1 &C Tied - he card tsbie and
rsTsd Ts5re Jhs club sdiourr5eG - q ssse
kozr, sn1 vi probably sse~f sud rs5rgsn-
izs vbsn tEs sSsE s-snicEs come arsia.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06
Anotb.T Iatue nislBs slorr.

NV 1osk. May 5.--Jhe World ssys this
this morning that Mr. Blaine will be the
guest Of Andrew Carnegie in the Scottish
highlsDds when TIE Nstonsl Conventions
I. IN session. and will 10 within compare
lively easy rsscb. and csn scDepi . cali from
his party II q sees Ef - enter him in tho
lsts and he feels DISPOSED to again en-
eouutsf tbe bard and periious work u
Presidential oafflf1airu
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06
Chit Chat

The fair brides of coming June in
planning out their bridal tours should not
overlook the advantages Grand River offers
as highway for lovers. In this con-
nection, however. 1t may be proper to state
that OF all doIneslicated fowls, geese and
ducks are the only ones which take TO the
nver as soon as mated.
Speaking Of engagements, IL is being
whispered about in social circles that one or
two of the engagements announced during
the early season have been declared "off. y
Possibly the bad example set by the many
unfortunate alliances in high social circles
in this city during the past year is having q
good effect People are beginning to realize
that 1t is better to break of an engagement
than 10 break up a marriage. a world oi
misery and disgrace is oftentlme prevented
By the former method.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

The Misses Rose and Lulu Berkey ente:
tanned about forty ladies and gentlemen with
missionary tea on Friday ssening.
On FRIDAY evening Mrs. J. N. Dudley en-.
tsrtsiaed the ladies Of the Missionary
Society Of the Baptist church with mis-
slonaTy lea
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

Bzse hftz- -zsnssyille. ?: Lima. s
frrors-kxnessIie. r. Lima. g.
Earnssd runs Z4n-sFflls. y Lima. L.
bast=fss-DsBk szd isnnson. 5owdsrs and
-ou1IeuA
UHpLre-loung.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

t&<As4ttt - fea tt-t@>h@r~ANe-%
MAssFIKLD. o., Nay 5.--WeAkness at the
third base loss the game 70 Toledo today.
Both teams battsd we'll bat Mansfield
wants 10 take lessons In base rusning. being
too slos for sny good today The score
Mansfield ..-.----.....0 0 I o.
TolsaoL. ....--.......-a 0 2 1 ls 2 Ill
Base his-Asnsneld, 10. Toledo. "A
ErrOrs-Ma0sield H. Toledo ).
Earned rlns- Mansfield, 5: Toledo. A.
B4Lteres-Dzie. y b<isn Aad Ivory, Barry,
SALES and Dunn
CnDiro-bales
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

xs<@<2s>r<1s-->
zAsxssILLs. o.. Asy a-Aiss<ssls aeid-
ing sy the hoas team and their inssilisy
70 hit q critical times loot thsm the game
70 Lima The score Is - foifowG
z.nessfIis. . Q , o. 5
| a q 4
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06


Mrs. r. +. Harrington was fifty years old
on Monday. and her daughter. MIS- z. (.
Dryden, planned and carried out a very
pretty surprise for her mother in honor Of
the event. During the day several little
children, relatives of Mrs. Harrington.
called at the house and left large quantities
of wild flowers. saying that they had been
out in the woods tie day before
and gathered them. As no one had
mentioned the fact of the day being
her birthday Mrs. Harrington lsbored under
the impression that il was forgotten. About
O clock in the evening she had occasion 10
change her mind for a large number OF
gussts-all relatves-having been previ-
ously invited by Mrs. Dryden, came in TO
spend she evening aud sntiven the anniver-
sary. All brought some gift or little re-
membrance. Dir. Harrington presented nis
vile with m elegant new brussels carpet;
Mr. and Mrs. Dryden brought pretty
willow rocker; Dir. and Mrs. A. y. Turner,
BOOK OF fne engravings, bound in pink
and ornamented with a pink ribbon;
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Hurd, a black
feather ian; Mrs. benson II. Armstrong. q
hand bouquet of mermet and pers roses,
DIR. and Mrs. Milmine. set OF silver nut
picks. Large numbers of small articles,
such IS books, handkerchiefs and small
pieces OF sliverware were also given 10 low
ing remembrance. Among the many beau
tiful gifts was pretty painting from Mrs
Nellie Wilson. the work of her talented
hands. The following note ACCOMPANIED it.
To Ny DEAR AUNT:-ln memory Of the time
when she came into tnis woric weeping whiie
al srouud her smiled. and a fond hope that When
the time comes for her 90 depart she may &c
smiling while ali around her weep.
Your nelce,
NELLIE WILSON.
Caterers served delicious refreshments a.
| ii O'Clock. after an evening spent with four
| hand progressive pedro. Mrs. Armstrong
! and Mr.. James B. hurd won first prizes
| the second being taken by Mrs Milmins
| and Mr.. Mosher. The rooms were beauu
| fully decorated with the wild flowers
| brought by the children. Mrs. Harrington
| had placed the flowers about in vases. her
] self not dreaming that they were 10 grace
1 fhe rooIus Tor little company Among
| the thirty or forty guests present the follow
4 Ing, ,were noticed: Mr.. and Mrs. A. L
| Turner, Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Mosher, Mr.. anC
| Mrs. Freeman Milmine. Mr.. and Mrs.J
| A. Hurd, MIR. and Mrs. Z. L. Dryden
| Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Richards. Mr. ant
| Mrs. benson Armstrong. Mrs. John Long
| Mrs. Hoppens aud Miss Lizzie Richards
| The guests dispersed at a late hour leaving
| with Mrs. Harrington the memory of I
| pleasant evening which time cannot efface
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

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