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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-16
IS for Saliie.

COMMERCE, Aug. 15.-Inclosed find IS
votes for the little Confederate queen, the
fairest of the fair contestants, and one
altogether lovely. A school-mate here,tell,
me that besides being bright and intelligent,
she has sweet and sunny temper, and
treats even the lowest kindly and courte-
ouslH. c. w. GoFF.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-16

Fort WOETH, Aug. 1j.-PIease cast the
within - votes for Miss Carrie Dickson.
the tiremens candidate. I'm not a fireman
myself but am the tremen's friend. Hop
ing she will win. Very respectfully,
". b. FLPPO,
With II. ". Williams X Co, Fort Worth,
Texas.
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company are mostly exempt now. y great
many Of them have grown rich a Fort
Worth grew larger. We call on lheSe gen
tlemcn now to help rs on. Our company
Is poor. We spent or money a few years
ago 10 buy our own horses. Come gentle
men. help us. and vote for Miss Carrie in
the name Of the hook aud ladder company.
Respectfully,
VI. I. JOHNSON H. AND l. Co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-16
1850 for Willie.

EUFAULA, l. T., Aug. 15.-We hand you
herewith 81, for which please place 1850
votes to the credit of Miss Willie Devall.
Some among US know her and know that if
successful she will be a credit alike TO her
home. her state, THE GAZETTE, her friends
and herself So here is s2l for the success
of the plucky little orphan.
C. +. FoLET,
c. G.. MOORE,
JAMES CRABTREE,
\. p. STIRHAM,
j. BURDET,
EUGENE BATEMAS,
JOE TRENT,
X. W. WHITMoRE,
l. W. SINGLETON,
&. GIBSON.
j. d. BICELEY.
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The Wizard Oil Sweet Singers Helping the
Drmmmers

Everybody remembers the Wizard Oil
Co. 5 great concert company. This is what
they say:
The drummers are among our best
patrons. We want to help them win a
scholarship in this contest and inclose 30
votes for Miss Minnie Butts.
THE WIZARD On. CONCERT Co.
Chicago, Ill, Aug. II, 1891.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-16

SHERMAN, Aug. live inclose 125 votes
for Miss Minnie Butts, the drunmeTs' can
didate. If the boys are shaking for fear
they will not win. take a bottle of our
CheathlmS Chill Tonic
IHE RICHARDS MEDICINE Co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-16
Find 6 votes for Ella Lowry.
3 for Willie.

SULPHUR SPRINGS, Aug 14.-Tnclosed find
8 votes for Miss Willie Devall. We are all
so proud to see our little candidates name at
the head of the list. and are working hard
to keep it there. Sulphur Springs win see
that she goes to Hardin.
MAMIE MILLER.
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IL for Minnie.

DECATUR. Aug. 81 send II votes for
| Miss Minnie Leatherwood. We hope to
soon see her ahead again. Miss Minnie is
| my Sunday-school teacher, and ] want her
| 10 win. If | was man | would do more
| for her. LITTLE GLEN EMERY
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-16

WICHITA. KAN. Aug. BIT IS dry up
here IN more WAYS than one, but as the
boys are strict prObibitioUists. they 30 not
mind it. / iurlose 100 votes for our cdndi-
date, Miss Minnie Butts.
W B. WYNN.
With Parke, Davis x Co, X. c.
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FORT WORTH, Aug. 15.-Here are 242 cou-
p0us and with cents with which to pur-
chase one more, making 243. am not GER
tain. bat don't think that you recorded the
81 which sent while in Sherman. Did
you get them IEEBIER.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-16

Two colOred men whose ancestors for
generations belonged to her mothers fam
lily, send 81 for votes for Miss Willie De
vail. She is the worthy daughter of a no.
bic mother, and Will be credit to the state.
LOUIS RUTHFRFORD.
JOE RUTHERFORD.
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FoRT WORTH. Ten, Aug. i5.-The Metro
poIitau optical company. New York. send 2j
votes for the drummers' young lady, Miss
Minnie Butts. K. y. Mcknight.
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For the Confed-sallie weltman

SAN DIEGO. CAL. Aug. Il.-Flease find
inclosed ten votes for Miss Sallie Weltman.
Ex-Confederates, rally 10 the aid of your
noble candidate. She is wort ny of your
support, and do not falter now. Let every
man who wore the gray come forward with
his mite and she will surely win.
IDA FIELD
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MERKEL. Aug. 1G.-Inclosed find - votes
for Miss Sallie Wrltman, which please place
to her credit. She receives them through
the courtesy of her friend, Mrs. W u.
VI. j. Cox.
(''Ma:y Jane. y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-16

DECATUR. Aug. Eve hand YOU 1000
votes for the Stocllmen'S candidate, Miss
Minnie Leatherwood, Decatur, Tex. We
have a deserving candidate and propose 10
see her win. The DECATUR CLUE.
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% for the I.iftle Confed.

FoRT Worm, Aug. l. Enclosed find %
votes for the little Confcd, Miss Sallie
NelImm BE brave. never say die, we
Will De with You 1t the close.
LITTLE CoSEEDs. {.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-16

F'oRT WORTH, Aug. 15.-5650 votes for
Miss Sallie Weltman, the ex-Confederate
candidate. Keep up your courage, Miss
Sallie, well be with you in the sealed box.
SEVERAL FRIENDS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-16

CITY. Aug 15-The inclosed 80 votes for
Mss Sallie Wcltman will not be my last
contribution. III visit you again next Mon
day. when hope she will reap the victori-
Gus reward she so justly deserves.
A GTERTIF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-16
IL for Maud.

DALLAS, Aug. 15.-Inclosed find 70 votes
which please place to the credit of the peo-
pies favorite, Miss Maud Haggart of Dial
las, From JOHNNIE CLoTHEsLISE.
p. S.-Please publish this for me.
JOHNNIE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-16

WACO Aug. 14.-Our entire city should
have been awakened TO their full duty by
casting at least 10000 votes for the little
Confederate. Here is an individual contri-
button of 100 votes. Please cast them for
Miss Slllie. A CONFEDERATE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-16

SAVOY, Aug. 10.
send only eleven votes to-day, boys,
I'll have 10 beg your pardon,
But Wen lay aside our cares and tolls
When Carrie goes TO Hardin
She's as pretty as Z picture.
And prettier Vet she'll grow,
The students will be proud TO kiss her
When 10 Hardin she does go.
Enclosed ii votes. f.. +. c.
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. for Ella.

CoMAScHE, Aug. 1+.-Find inclosed
votes for Miss Ella Lowry. She has claims
on the legal profession, her father having
been a popular lawyer, on the ex-Confeds
and drummers. Don't letthem forget it.
Yours truly, etc. c. F. PAINE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-16
Votes for ,Iayde!Ie Drake.

Farewell, dear Naydelle you're going TO leave
But that wont grievr Is, believe me, dear.
For You arc off 10 Hardin college in search of
knowledge.
And We Il be proud OF you in the coming year.
Tel us dear Naydclie that you'll ne clever.
That you'll bring home the great Hardin prize,
y man al The lever Wei nave neer fcarit,
To haul it home regardless OF size,
And should the conductor on the Katy
As, you Tor fare on the outward trip,
Write pack ana stat, so when you reach Har-
din
And We Il administer the T. * p. whip.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-16

DECATUR, Aug. Il, 1921.
With my twelve have been little slow,
But right nov l must let them 90.
As have done the best | could,
They are. Of course, for Miss LeatherwoOd.
From friend, Miss n. c. Il.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-16
80 for Sallie

You viii please give our Confederate miss
credit Tor the iuclOSed 80 votes. A more
worthy subject could not have been found.
nor one who could more highly appreciate
the benefits of Hardin college, than Miss
Sallie We!tmau. BISMARCK
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-16
Drummer Ellis Says.

FORT WORTH. Aug. ID inclose 30 votes
for our plucky young lady, Miss Minnie
of the prizes. +. l. ELLIS,
With Rinskoph, Lauer & Co.
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10 from Mrs. j, l.. i.
{ from Niua Powers.
s. from Mrs. ". j. Lew. IS.
lO4 from Saiiie Dowuic.
] from 3.
100 from /, !,
3s3 nom Fort Worth,
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100 hr Lightning for the rexas rilr

GEuENyurE. Aug. l5.-r'iud by lightning
1000 votes for Miss Willie Devall, the de
sewing and ulur,,y little orphan, and when
!HG crown AnrQueeU Of the state, dedicate
10 hen ana let her be known Is The Texas
Lily JOHNNIE.
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Cigar Men Ali Right.

New YORK. Aug. FL hand you thirty
three votes for the drummers' young lady,
Miss Minnie Butts. The cigar men are all
right if they do raise smoke
EERD PoGGENBERG,
With Powell, Smith & Co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-16

SwFETwkTFE. Aug. l5.-We hand YOU
81 -, please place 1912 votes TO credit Miss
MdyGcie Drake. The LoNG-HoRNs.
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: CLUE OF Bonham.


COLORADO, Aug. 15.-Please credit Miss
Butts with the inclOsed 40 coupons. Rus
tie, boys, rustic Why don't You do some
thing! FRED y. BEALL.
With L. u. * l.. Co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-16
For Pearl.

COLORADO CITY, TEX.
In waters deep. meath the coral ray,
Embedded where sea-lnoss curl,
Lies gem of worth
That has smiled from birth.
And granted her name to Pearle.
Inclosed find 13 votes for Miss Pearle
Bailey. a FRIEND.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-16

. from Mrs. Fl. \. Nichu L...--u
Il from Mrs. ". Iva HI.
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33 for Carrie Dickson.

RE, you have fought a good fight, and 1
hope you have won the first scholarship,
and that there is bright crown laid up for
you as student, and a still brighter one
for you in the unknown beyond. With
these hopes fresh in our memory, let US
sing doxology and crave the divine bless
ing and retire from the contest.
RUMBLISG.
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70 from F. C. BroOkman, Br.'on'
Is from John r. Roberts, Bei.Oa
% from John 4 kee.
3 from Waco.
l from Blucba
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"A from Little Westbrooe Carr.
l from i.
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wishes Tor the success Of the firemen's can
didate, we remain. yours truly,
CLARENCE KNOWLES Manager
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-16

am one OF the auAt> OF IOnlIule rants,
A tall. thin and bOny beauty.
/ send one vote for Carrie D..
Because il Is my duty.
OLD AUNT Low PANTS.
y. 81 saw some one ask if Jim Swayne
was Iommie Pants. OF course not. he
isn't: TOmmie Pants is my nepher. and a
boy, but his pants are so loose that he
won't 80 out on the street Low.
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nd wei administer the I. * p. whip.

votes from a r & p little girl, Bessi
Waldrou Mr. Editor, please add NOR
from BesSic's brother Walter Waldron.
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FORT WORTH, AUG. III send you
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For Miss Cornelius.
30 from \ Friend. Gainesville.
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ALBANY, Aug. 14-Here are the little
brothers again. We are eleven and seven
years Old. and this makes l0l votes we
have sent Miss Maydelle. We wish all the
girls could be first
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-16
IDA FIELD.

30 for the Comanche Princess.
STRFUESVILLE. Aug. Id iRclass twen-
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Here's to Little Tommie Pants, who frets and
foams
Cause his pa can't marry Miss Rosa Jones
Dear little Tommie. don't fret 50.
Oh. stay at home, Tommie, dom go. don't go
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Well, Tommie Pants. Won are true blue,
Your enthusiasm OuEartior arOuScS-
So we send our last votes to Nayuelie Drake,
And our best wishes to little Tommie-
Pants
81 for Maydelle Drake.
ARTHUR AND BoBBIE BURNEI.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-16

+ from Benny Hill Coma",.e.
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NJ. I. JOHNSON H. AND L Co.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-29
TETsTSGay.

VI course on Thanksgiving day there are
always dinner parties without number and
TINS particular day was no exception to the
rule, but the important function occurred in
the evening when the German club that long
established and irreproachably correct bull
wark Of ST. Paul society. inaugurated its
winter season by dancing coIilion al Lifts
nail me tavors were exceptionally pretty.
The cats with mandolins, the fans. photo
graph frames ana o.her dainty trinkels
composing them being selected in New
York by Miss Newport and sent TO st.
Paul. The favor table was in charge of
MRS. tlandrau. Mrs BarnGm and Mrs. Tar
box. Luther Newport led the coiiliiOn. and
introduced some pretty oriental and military
ngureS. In the train of dancers were Mr..
and Mrs W. F. Poet, Mr.. and Mrs. L. X.
stone, DIT and Mrs J; II. Stuart, Mr.. and Mrs.
\. Is. Sibiey, Mr- and Mrs. Alex Cathcart Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph A. Humphreys, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Z. L. Glenn. Mrs. Paul, Mrs. Lin
ton. Of Minneapolis; Miss Hancock,
MISS SturgiS Spaulding Miss Armstrong.
MISS Stephenson, Miss Timberlnke. Miss
Moore, Mr.. and Mrs Leslie Mann, Miss
knight Miss Nanzer Day, Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Scott. Miss ROdman. Miss Hail. Miss Hand
Miss Prince, Mr. and Mrs ". I. MaXield
Miss Finch. Miss Gilfll3n Miss ForeDaugh
Miss Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. o. l. Taylor;
MeSsrS. Blakely Dunn. McQullan. Read,
Hewitt, Wright, SturEis, AherG, Charles
Wright, OF Minneapolis; Burns, Clark. Tay-
Ior- Patterson, Had, Armstrong Armstrong
and Prince
One of the most unique entertainments of
the season was given III the Seville Thursday
evening by Mr.. ana Mrs. Walworth. Mrs
Waiworth is one of the seasons brides. and
celebrated her return from the wedding
journey by giving chatting dish party The
men present were paired off, and TO each
couple i chatting dish was assigned to cook
refreshments for the ladies. Salads, Welsh
rabbits, deyiled oysters were some of the
things prepared, and what the masculine
cookery lacked in artistic finish it made up
IN novelty. Mrs. Walworths guests were
Misses Badly, Hager. Dickinson, Castle. Kin
ney and Handy; Messrs ". II. Farnham
Charles Farnham. E. J. Handy. Parsons,
Frank Deacon, Milton Badly, Arthur Badly
and Fred Catlin.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-29
ST. Paul's Fine Turnouts.

For number OF years this city has
had the reputation of having more rich
turnOuts during the winter season than
any other place in the old or new world.
The majority of the wealthy persons
residing here have an elegant sleigh
handsomely equipped. but you will be
surprised TO learn that Allen d Co.,
liverymen. have a collection of hand
some sleighs for public use that out
shines any private rig in this city. Their
stables contain three royal-appearing
Russian VictoriaS. four Russian Visa
Wis, and quite number of pretty double
sleighs that ale actual beauties until you
compare them with the seven first men,
toned. AS for single sleighs, they have
a large variety. The Russian Victorias
and Vis-a-Vis are imposing and rich.
They are placed on bobs; the drivers
seat is elevated as on a handsome We
hicle. They are upholstered in seal
plush, have doors that close on either
side, and are supplied with pOmpons,
plumes and chimes. Enthusiastically they
can give you 4 royal turnout that can
not be equaled in New York or Chicago.
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SOCIAL FUNCTIONS.

Many of the friends of Miss Lille Dowlan
surprised her at her home SIS University av-
enue, Thursday evening. The evening was
pleasantly passed with dancing and games
Among those present were Misses Daisy
Waller, Minnie Rogers. Rebecca Carnes Moll
CampiOn, Birdie Mulcahy, Minnie Wise.
Grace and Julia Kenny May Foley Kittie
McGeehan. Gertie and Tess McGuiness. Stella
Popauey, May Caulfeld. Je:.nie Larkin, Anna
Duncan Maud Bassett and Agnes Mcclure
Messrs. George Adler j. Maiden. II. Mehl IL.
Gardener, d. Scott r. Carnes. George Rogers,
Got Morrow, Arthur Eagen. ira Donnelly L.
Lowell, +. Rogers Albert Ryan, Jim Buriss
and George Mcclure.
J. Liegel, of st. Anthony avenue, was
pleasantly surprised Friday evening by a
number of his friends. Dancing was the
enjoyment of the evening. Among those
present were the Misses Lucy Oswald Min
ME NcDoUghiin Sadie Malone, Katie and
Theresa Liebel, Annie and Katie Rittle,
Lille Burke. Susie Liegel. Nellie Mcdonald,
Emma Hickman and Mamie Mclaughlin;
Messrs- Walsh, Murphy. McLoughlin,
Nhalen. Smith, Savage Liebel Beauchman
Berger, Demers and Summers.
A most enjoyable event of the past week
was the wooden wedding winch was cee-
brated at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. j.
Kelly at l7J Genesee street. Music. euchre
and general jokes was the programme. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. p. j. McDonOugh,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Kilbane, Mr.. and Mrs
Nal Kelly, Mr.. and Mrs. Corrigan. Mrs. A
hlIDane, the Misses IL. hliDGne, Ollie and
Anna Kelly, McDonough. Corrigan; Messrs
Kelly, Kilbane. Corrigan, Smith and Law
renee.
Monday evening Mrs John Brugeman. as
sisted by Mrs. Peter Rein, entertained her
friends at 70 East Isabel street Among those
present were Nj, and Mrs White. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. Pennington, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Giesel, Messrs Harry Kimball. Capt Rad
ecker, James King, Thomas Tierney, c.
LawtOn; Misses Ida WetieBgel, Eta Buckley
Sue Qualey, Nellie Haroigau, Mamie Roberts.
Pilscher MeArdell and sister
One of the social events of the week was a
reception held at the home of Mr. and Mrs
George Reinhardt of Matilda ayenne, in
honor of Henry Reinhardt, OF Dakota, who is
paying his many friends a brief visit. The
evening was pleasantly passed away in dane
ing and card playing. Mrs. Reinhardt was
assisted by Mrs. W. Smell and the Misses
Clara Reinhardt and Stella Golf.
The Misses Callahan entertained some
fifteen or twenty Of their friends Wednes-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-29

TO be given by Mrs. s. E. Sehlenker at her
residence, corner Fifth and Exchange, to-
morrow evening.
The "Merrymakers'' gave a theater party
at the Grand thanksgiving evening Among 1l,g
those present were Misses Ida Drake, Flora
Hills. Bertha Plympton. Agnes MeArthur.
Lizzie Gift; Messrs. James Nelson. Willie
Cliff, William Sheire, Willie Perrier.
The Tin. sheet iron and cornice makers
union gave their annual ball Wednesday
evening. Market hall was well filed with
gay crowd of union men and their wifes and
ladies until an early hour. Twenty-four
numbers were on the programme.
The d. Doe Economically Denationalizing
club, which was organized last August held
their regular meeting Wednesday IN their
parlors on Iglehart street. No new officers
were elected. This club is also known as the
Dacotah club. 81
The st. Paul railroad check clerks gave
their sixth annual bail at Market hail,
Thanksgiving evening, and with their best
girls danced long programme to the music
of KleiSt's orchestra. -'
Five Points Lodge 299, brotherhood. and
Banner Lodge 313 sisterhood. of the .Sexen-
NAL league, gave hop at Twin City hall on
Rice street, Thursday evening.
Lodge Melnik, No. 161. c. S. P. s. cele-
hTated their second anniversary by giving q
ball at their hall Oh West Seventh street
Wednesday evening.
The machine wooi-workers gave their an
nual ball at Luckner's hail, corner Margaret
and Forest streets, Thank. giving eve. c
The Twin City Master Steam and Hot
Water Filters association give their annual
ball this year at Market hall. Dec. ,.
st. Andrews society viii celebrate the natal
day of its patron saint ut the Windsor with
banquet and bail Monday evening.
Garfield Post No. s, G. A. r., gave very
enjoyable dancing party at their hall on East
Seventh street Thanksgiving eve.
Enterprise Lodge No. 81, Knights of Pv-
thias. gave a wel-atteEded ball at Odd Eel
lows hail Oh " abasha street.
The South Park Social club gave a delight
full concert and hop in the Town hall
Wednesday evening.
The Linophiliau Society of the Baldwin
Seminary presented farce at their literary
exercises this week.
The Burlington Heights club gave delight
full dancing party in their club rooms Wednes-
day evening.
The Sons of Hermann had one of their
pleasant social dances Thursday evening On
the West side.
The Calumet dancing club gave an espe-
ciallv jolly hop at Westmoreland hall Monday
evening.
The High Pressure Whist club will meet
this evening with George G. SQuires.
The o. \. o. club gave a jolly hop at its
club house last Saturday evening.
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day evening at their pleasant home on Rice
street. Cards, vocal and instrumental
music, with dainty refreshments, served to
make up delightful evening for those
present.
Mrs. John White S house has been for some
years the scene of an annual entertain
ment This year it is for the choir of ST.
John church, and will occur probably early
next week. The ladies are busy making ar
engagements for it. and its success is assured.
A pleasant surprise was given Mr.. and Mrs
i: j Address, of 297 Fuller street, by party
OF about thirty friends Thursday evening.
Cards, music and dancing helped to pass a
pleasant evening until a late hour.
The most important social event of the
coming week is the evening reception 10 be
given BY Miss Spaudiug and Hiss Armstrong
Monday from 10 IL O'Clock at their home on
Western avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Peet are at home at 4Tl
Ashland avenue. and will give their first re-
cepilon Wednesday next ana their second
reception is down for Wednesday week.
Miss May Moore gave progressive cinch
party last Saturday evening. Miss Furev and
James Denegre captured the head prizes.
Mr.. and Mrs Francis A. Eldredge will be at
home TO their friends Wednesday, Dec. and
o, at 394 East Tenth street
Mr., and Mrs. Sweeney, or Twelfth street.
gave n progressive euchre party Monday
evening.
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home of thu BRIDES mother, where delight
ful dinner was served. Mr.. and Mrs Ermau
trout will be at home to their friends after
Dec. l, at 676 John street.
Dr.. W. D. Barber. OF Chicago, was married
to Miss Benton AT the residence CT the brides
sister. Mrs. j. L. Bishop, OBJ Burr street, at /
O'Clock Wednesday afternoon The nuptial
Knot was tied by Rev. Filling of the Grace
NJ Il. church, in the presence of q few init
mate friends. Dr.. ana Mrs. Barber will re-
side in Chicago.
Frank Benton, an emplove of the Western
Union Telegraph company. was married at
the cathedral Wednesday morning to Miss
May Brennan, daughter of Thomas A. Bren-
nan. of Robert street The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Father Heflon. Mr. and
Mrs; Benton will spend their honeymoon in
the East
The marriage of W. j. Murphy. of O'Hal-
!oran d Murphy, and Miss Mildred Camp
bell daughter of eX-United States Marshrl
and Mrs. William NJ Campbell. of McBoai
street, was solemnized at the cathedral
"Wednesday morning. wedding breakfast
at the home of the bride followed The cere-
mony.
Oscar La Rue, of this CITY, was married 1T
Faribault Wednesday to Miss Emma Carufel,
second daughter of Mr.. ana Mrs C. Carufel,