Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23
and Mrs. F. Thiel and Mr.. Al. Stein the

and Mrs. F. Thiel and Mr.. Al. Stein the
BOBBY prizes.
On Thursday evening Mr.. Geo. P.
VANITY gave a dinner party at the
Peninsular Club House, complimentary
to Mr.. Geo. r. Foster, for .nerly OF TINS
city, but now of New York.
The Young Peoples Missionary So
cietv of the Church of Christ gave
warm sugar social for the benefit OF the
West Side Mission Sunday-school Thurs
day evening. 1t was largely attended.
A pleasant party of the young friends
of Miss Anna Thurston surprised her
on the sixteenth anniversary OF her
birthday, which occurred Monday. The
evening was passed pleasantly III card
playing and dancing.
Mr.. ard Mrs. J. c. Betdorf gave a
pedro party to a number OF their
friends, Wednesday evening. All who
were present report a very enjoyable
time, as Is generally the verdict after
an evening spent with the doctor and
his estimable wife.
Robert w. and Mrs. Innes were made
the objects of a pleasant little surprise
party, by number Of friends, last
night, at his home on South Div SION
st. The occasion was Mr.. Innes' BIRTH
day. A very pleasant evening was
spent. and many happy returns OF the
day wished t0 the surprised ones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. G. Pierce, of l79
Jackson-st.. were very pleasantly sur
prised last Friday evening, by large
number of their friends. Progressive
pedro was the order. The head prizes
were won by Mr.. and Mrs. Rebel, OF
West Bridge-st. Mrs. Albert Stein and
Mr.. II. T. Kipp carried of the BOBBY
prlzes without much opposition.
Mrs. George Psvey, Of 30 Gold-st.,
celebrated her birthday Tuesday even,
ing IN a pleasant and spproriate man.
nor. About thirty relatives and friend:
were her guests for the evening, and
tho time was passed with vocal and in
strumental music and progressive pedro.
Miss Anna Locher and Mr.. George Cute
captured the first prlzes, the cOnsola-
ton prizes being taken by Ms J. Bag.
ley and Mr.. James Pavey. Mss Minnie
Benjamin contributed some very lovely
nusic. Mrs. Pavey received many
pretty and elegant gifts, and the guests
departed with hest wishes and many
happy returns OF the day.
The literary gwen by the young peo
pic Of the First Reformed Church va;
largely attended Monday evening, and
thoroughly enjoyed The foll0vins
program WAS presented.
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