Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29
.GREATESTOF 1HE THREE
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az. and M.. H.rry Mili.r Of 30. ass

Mr. and Ms. Harry Miller Of No. ass
Jeferson avenue. were the recipients
Of a genuine surprise party Frsday
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller leave
soon for Belding where Mr.. Miller VII
take charge or = hotel.
The dancing club which was organ.
ICED four years ago principally through
the efforts or Mrs- Morris CassArd. who
was then Mss Waters. Will reassenab.s
December in Hartman's . small hall for
an evenings pleasure and to open the
season with nop. Braun's orchestra
will probably be engaged for the sesson
as usual, and 1t Is hoped 10 continue the
parties as they have been during pre-
vIous winters. This eli may be known
as the old dancing clup or dancing club
No. 1, and must not be identified with
the new clue which has taken the same
name aud meets ~ the same o q q De-
eember 10. The two clubs ar distinct
organizations, though both ar. COM
posed OF prominent young society peo-
pie.
Oyer one hundred couples attended
the Thanksgiving hop gwen THURSDAY V
ng Il At the armory by the Misses Gage
and Benedict.
The Misses Waterbury of Kalamazoo
gave card party Mond ~ evening in
honor OF Miss Ethel Quimby who wat
the guest of Miss Burnhsm.
The ''Silent Sixteen" club will NEE,
Monday evening at simmons hall and
elect tfi 'ers for the coming year.
Inelr hrst hop will be gwen III about
three weeks.
Miss Fame Wllcox's married peo--
pie's 3 dancing class met Friday evening
1T Simmons Hall. The club though
but recently organized has q member.
ship OF seyenty-four couples and the
following new members were present.
Messrs. and Mesdames DR.. Robinson,
j. NJ. Wilcox, Fred Barber, J. NJ. Otte,
d. l.. Campau, j. +. Phillips, w. L.
Jenison, Jas. l.. Curtis, w. j. Russell
". 5. Pratt, +. X. Haberkorn, Cnas. l..
Wilson. Excellent music vas in at.
tendance and very enjoyable evening
was spent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dutmer entertained the
Burlington Pedro club Monday even
ing al their homo. corner Of Central
avenue and Pleasant street. Mrs. W.
j. RUSSELL won the ladies' first prize. a
set OF silver fruit knives. The gentle.
men's first prize WAS won by John ID.
Curtis. Mrs. ID. l.. Campau took the
BOBBY, . glass fruit dish, and c. D.
Slocum contented himself with china
plate because he won few games.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Guest, of
No. 81 Lake street, entertained the
Lantern pedro club Wednesday even.
ing. Mrs. S. II. Sweet won the ladies
| first prize, pretty pink lamp. Mr.. j
| A. Wilson won the gentiemen's first
prize, 8 blue lamp. Booby prizes. Z
| red and a green toy lantern filled with
| perfumery were won by Mira. Wilson
and Mr.. Bechtel. The club, which was
recently organized. has the following
| officers: President, Mr.. Chauncey Guest
retarv, W. L. Wilson; treasurer, Miss
Gertrude Anderson. Meetings will bc
held every two weeks at the homes OF
the members. Mr.. and Mrs. Sweet, ol
| Henry street, will entertain the clut
Wednesday, December Q.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Armitage en-
tertained the Neighborhood pedro club
Tuesday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. DAVID
| Forbes were fortunate in securing the
, first prizes and Mr.. and Mira. McNabt
managed to retain the consolation
prizes in the family.
Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
II, skeu Of No. CSC Cherry street
observed the anniversary OF Mr.. Hos
kin's birth by entertaining party oi
fifty guests at progressive pedro. Miss
Mckay and Mr.. John Newhouse wor
first prizes. and Miss Susie N,whous,
and Mr.. Hoskens took the consolatio,
gifts.
Mr.. A. s. Goodman entertained ,
compsny of eight bachelor friends y
dinner Thanksgiving day, at his home
No. 6S Ransom street. The guest
were M',srs. S. S. Corl. Heber Knott
Huber Northrup, John IL. Wheeler
Charles McQuewan. Fred. A. Twamley
w. n. Corl and w. j. Deepen. Mrs
Goodman is in Geim,ny.
Mss Della Orven of Lake avenu
AVE O'Clock dinner Thanksglvin
4 day. Covers were laid for thirty
Cards, dancing and music contribute,
% the evenings pleasure.
General l.. G.. Rutherford ate . gam
iinner with Mr.. j. w. Rosenthal ant
family. Mr. Rosenthal shot the gam,
himself.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Dibblc entertained
the Young Peoples pedro club Wednee
day evening, at their home, No.
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