Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-03-16
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The xoaag people OF the Ames NJ. +.
Church were entertained ~ Mrs. Z. II.
King. Of SIG South loniA-st., Thursday
evening.
The Young Men sSoe ty Of II Mark
Church ui. IHs saA-Vte 4n. o. discuss
msthods Of inaeclag young men 10 80
@ churUn.
Tuesday evening the Knights Of
Honor gave peasant masquerade III
the Tower block. About two hundred
prisons attended.
On Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
w X. Adams, OF SO Scrioner-st., enter
tanned the Neighoorhood Pedro Gun n
delightful manner.
The Glrls Friendly Society Of ST.
Marks Chur, h enjoyed the regular
quarterly entertammr mt al tnelr rooms
IN the chapel Tuesday evening.
A very pleasant musicale was given
I Thursday evening, a. tn residence OF
Mr.. Orrin Ud.ll, OF Wealthy-ave., At
which a number of local musicians took
part.
Mr.. and Mrs. NanderWerp, of Van
derWerp, Benjamin Brothers 4 Co, en-
tertained a small company IN a very
i
their home, POI Lagraye-st.
The social given by the Ladies
/ Union at the home of Mrs. King was
/ success socially and financially, nett ng
the union SO, 10 be paid on the organ
which the ladies havepu Ia the church.
On Thursday evening the South End
Unlversalist Society gave a successful
| tea at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
/ A. Crippen. The proceeds Will be de-
voted TO the expense Of MISSION
/ chapel IN the South End.
On Wednesday evening Miss Addie
| Fisher, of 3l9 North College-ave., was
agreeably surprised by a party OF her
| friends, the occasion being her BIRTH
! day. The evening was passed pleas
antly by card playing and other games.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Ruggles, of 256
Lagraye-st., gave a pedro party 10 a
number of their friends Wednesday
evening. A very pleasant time was had
by all who had the pleasure of attend
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Ruggles are royal
entertainers.
The Moonlight Pedro Club was enter
tanned on Wednesday evening at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer, So Petit
honest. The head prizes were won by
Mr.. White and Mrs. Hyde, the con-
ISOLATION prizes 10y Mr.. Hitchards aud
Mrs. 4. j. Wheeler.
Mrs. GeorgeJ. Nichols, OF 165 Tenth
ave, was very pleasantly surprised last
| Wednesday evening by a large number
of her friends. The occasion of the sur
prise was the birthday of Mrs. Nichols.
Music and cards were the order oil the
| 4o
Twenty members of Custer Corps,
No. /, surprised Mrs. Jennie Lalone
Yesterday afternoon, 1t being her forty
second birthday. Each one carried a
large ball of carpet rags and lunch.
After an early supper all returned
home, leaving several substantial
to- ems TO remind her of the day.
Valley City Encampment No. l3,
| Royal Foresters, gave q very pleasant
party at Foresters' Hall Tuesday night.
A large number of guests attended and
It was decided social and financial
success. The proceeds will be used in
improving and furnishing the hall
which has just been leased for period
of years.
The Misses Gage & Benedict gave one
Of their most delightful hops Thursday
evening. 1t was largely attended by
the representative young society people
ami was very much enjoyed, as are all
the entertainments given by these la
dies. Braun's orchestra furnished
pretty music, and dancing continued
until late hour.
On Friday afternoon the members of
the Ladies Literary Club. whose names
began with 5, Z, L, Y, w and y, were
entertained at the club parlors. Light
/ refreshments were served, and the
afternoon was spent III enjoyable dis
cusslon. These Friday afternoon enter
tanments have become a pleasant fea-
ture of the club, and arc conducive to
greater soclability among the members.
Mrs Frank Mcconnell, of Is Center
ST., was very pleasantly surpr sed by a
company Of her friends, Friday even
ing, who came IN honor OF her birth
day. TIE evening was spent IN card
playing. Miss Minnie Seiferth and
Mr.. Charles Brown won first prizes
The second prizes were awarded r.
Miss Carrie Mcconnell and Mr. John
Leroy, after winch supper was served
The Ladies Hebrew Benevolent So
ciety gave one OF the most delightful
pedro parties Of the season. Tuesday
evening. at Hanlsh's Hall. There were
seventy happy persons present. of whom
nearly fifty enjoyed the game. EaCt
lady took a baske, Of good things
which was put mp at rattle. the gentle
man winning the basket also winning
the lady for the evening About a..
was realized IN this way. which vii ~
used in the purchase OF $500 organ fol
the synagogue.
The happy people Of Rev. Peter Moer
dykes church enjoyed one Of thei
pleasant informal sOcials Tuesday even
ing at Good Templars' Hall. An i'm
prOmptu program made the evening
especially pleasant and social pleas
ures were also added. First, the whole
aud .ence sang Sowing the seed. sDt
, Bringing IN the Sneaves;" then M
John GrOotmsat gave his {" War EIperi
ence," followed BY 2 duet by Mrs Johi
A. s. Nerdier and MIS- Jennie D'Ooge
! Refreshments were served 70 All pres
, ent. The Choral Society, q which NJ
John Wander Sluis is leader gave
couple of cboruses. after which Ms
Minnie Rittenbender delighted the 81
dience with couple Of Tectations
/ The next Vas q violin solo by hastf
, Walter Nerd ier, accompanied ~ Ms
Rosa Wander Sluis on the piano Mr.
John Werferbof also sang couple 0
h.ass solos A bout three hundred At
, tended. returning n Their homes at i
/ O'Clock.
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