Telegram-herald., 1890-03-02
In and Out of Society.

I'm and Out of Society.
The 1872 Club met with Mr.. George B.
Dunton. OF 4S5 Cherry-st., Wednesday
evening.
Miss May Hubbell entertained party
of young friends at her home Wednes
day evening. Music and cards.
The members of the Burns Club held
very enjoyable social Thursday even
ing in their rooms In the Miller block
on South Ionia-st.
Champlin w. r. c., No. Al, will give
progressive pedro party in Knights
of the Golden Eagle Hall, corner West
Bridge and Scribner-sts., "Wednesday
evening, March +. All friends of thi:
worthy order are cordially invited.
A very pleasant and informal
musicale complimentary TO Mr.. A. ii.
Morehead was gwen at his residence
Thursday evening by Messrs. w 1uI
Force and Henry c. Post, assisted bv
Miss Josephine Davis and Miss Helen
Young.
On Tuesday evening the Valley City
Encampment of Royal Foresters gave
their first ball at their new hall on
Canal-st. Owing % the inclemeI OF
the weather the attendance was not
large, but those present had an enjoy
able time.
The Moonlight Pedro Club was enter.
tanned on Wednesday evening at the
home of Miss Phalen, 362 Ottawa-st.
The head prizes were won by Miss
Juneau and Mr.. Hyde. The consola-
ton prizes were taken by Mr.. and Mrs.
John Krldler.
The inclemency of the weather caused
the box social, which was TO have been
given February %, at the residence OF
{. 5. Wilson, l4S Henry-st., by Cham
pin w. X. c., No. Al, to be postponed
until Tuesday evening, March IL, to be
held at the same place.
Thursday evening the friends of the
Misses Carrie and Rose Eble rendered
them pleasant surprise at their home
on Clancy-st. The occasion was also
complimentary to their guest, Miss
Addle Kennedy, of Ionia. The even
ing was passed with games, cards and
other social amusements.
On Thursday evening Mrs. c. B.
Dressler, of 3D. South DIvision-st., was
agreeably surprised by a party of her
friends, the occasion being her birthday.
The evening was spent at cards. FIRST
prizes were won by Mrs. Bloom and Mr.
Wm. Quirk. Secondprzes were taken by
Miss Lehman and Mr.. Carl Kemph.
Odd-fellows' Hall was crowded Thurs
day night with a gay throng of guests.
Grand Rapids Encampment, No. 43, l..
o. o. F., may well feel proud of the So
cIal pedro party and dance given by
them. 1t was success. About seven
ty-tive couples attended and piayed
pedro and danced to the delightful
music of Wurzburg's orchestra, until
the wee sma' hours.
On Tuesday evening Mrs. Mary Per
klns, mother of Mr.. GaIus W. Perkins,
celebrated her seventeen birthday.
On that day Mrs. Perkins and a number
Of lady friends were entertained al Mr..
Perkins residence, on FOuntain-st.
Tea was served and the afternoon and
evening passed pleasantly in social con
verse, "reminiscences ofearly days form
ing a large part Of the conversation.
The little entertainment given bv
Bryant Council, Royal Arcanum. are
very charming features of the season =
pleasures. Last Monday evening the
program was greeted with the usual
large audience. A quartet composed
OF Messrs. LOOMS, Miller, Wilmarth
and Buchanan furnished delightful
vOcalization and the either and hanio
playing Of the Harper brothers MADE
the musical part Of the program
eminently satisfactory. Mrs r. g.
Cherrvman and Miss Clara Wheeler.
both favorites with local audiences.
gave recltat5ons which were greatly en-
loved. Mr. o. y. Nilmartb also sang
y bass solo.
A soirce musicale vii be given hv
Mss May Young, 81 the family resi-
dence, northeast corner Jefferson and
Wealtbv-aves. Tuesday evening, March
1. At O'Clock The following IS the
program:
Les 6eur AloBstfes . II besehetizkv
Miss Sofe Schcsten
Cavstins-Roh@rfo cue n AaoTo Meverfsesr
Mss Nay Young
Spanish sereuade- L. Liebs
The srion Clus.
Kiss s. schru-en.
unaft-The Fixhern st1frs reknTN
wiss snrs EsIiv. Mss Lefts Norrisev.
frps4r Love ~ Try Nir1GV --.-.-..-.... j. frreVh
TIE Ariors
Fkx- sFroTB
Aiice-TrsnseriPtien far Plano. -1sessr
Ms :. echouren-
g Nsv Tounz
Dance q fne hi1Ias ...-.-.-........-Ier erks
Anon li9h.
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Nlss Anna Reilly
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