Telegram-herald., 1891-05-10

CLUES. HALLS AND Parties.


Yesterday was flower day ct the club
and Mother Natures family was there
in full dress. Tulips, pansies and ap-
pie blossoms We'd with the pretty wild
iiowers from the Woodland garden.
The stage was profusely decorated with
cut flowers and floral sprays and pre-.
sented . beautiful appearance. The
following appropriate program Was
gwen: May apd ''B.ue Bells" two
poems by T. B. Aldrich; paper. "Birds
and Flowers" song, trio, "Blue Bells"
reading from "a Year Of Miracles"
paper, "Consider the Lilies;" recitation
by children, "what Do the Birds 6ayr
reading from Burroughs Touches of
Nature;" quartet, "Fair Daffodils;D
original article on Movement and
Habits Of Climbing Plants" reading
from Prof. Genung's new translation
of the book Of JOB. The following oct
OF town guests were present:
Mrs. Field, Deerheld, Mass; Miss
Putnam, Herkimer, N. Y; Miss Ward,
Fort Wayne, Ind; Mss Thwing, Mar.
shali.
Chiidrsns Fasey Dance.
Friday night Miss Gala Travis gave .
children's dress party which Was the
ending Of Ter dancing class for this
season. A large number OF friends and
admirers of dancing gathered to see the
young people. Among the pretty dances
OF the evening was the Gypsy tamborine
dance by Miss Eva and Ella Travis.
This pretty dance wssmu n appreciated
by the audience and . hearty APPLAUSE
brought them back again. The baby
dance by little Miss Nora Bostock and
Master Herald Rogers was . great
success and they won the admiration
of everyone. Miss Maud Travis Also
dellghted the audience by . Highland
fiIng. Misc Gala 10 worthy Of the praise
which she got as she has worked hard
10 make the dancing class q perfect
success.
Circle Yranesis&
On Thursday evening, May 14th,
there will be- a meeting Of the Circle
Francalse in their room IN the Nc
Mullen block. Prof. Berard will de-
liver q lecture on the Empress Eugene,
which promises to be of unusal interest.
There will undoubtedly be o large
attendance. The members OF the Circle
cordially extend an invitation TO all
mot members) who may be interested
To attend the meeting.
Social Party.
About IS guests gathered 1t the resi-
dence of +. X. Bum, 2l0 OCTAVE,
Thursday night where they were
pleasantly entertained by Misses Annie
and Maggie Bum. Songs and instru-
mental music were rendered by several
of those present. social games were
played and soft drinks were servsd
after which candy was pulled, and ct q
late hour the guests departed.
Amphicn Concert.
The beautiful trio-finale. from CIR.
nani." sang by Emma Abbott and her
company ut their last appearance here,
will be performed at the Ampnion con-
cert. which takes place May 81. at
Hibernian Hall. Mr.. Geo. Kaimbach,
the popular tenor, will also assist in
making the program interesting.
ART Association.
The Art Association has settled
down TO routine work again, drawing
from life two or three times month
and illustrating given subject once.
IL - proposed 10 give this part of the
months program, more attention IN the
future, as the benefit 10 be derived IN
the matter OF composition alone il
much, ard forcing oue's self To keep
his picture within bounds so q will tell
Its own name is more. Tho subject for
illustrations. Tuesday. May -. 10
"springtlme.