Telegram-herald., 1891-03-29
EntsrtAInmsat DAI


Yesterday sas entertainment day al
the club. and . merry program hiled
the boards. A quartet Of genuine labs-
lee singers, members of the club, fQa-
nshed original and delicious jubilee
music. kAch singers costume rssaled
. comic valentine. They sang swing
Low. !" and Il was received With sueh
favor that they responded 30 All encore
by Singing "Gsiae Back - Dixie" An
article ca dress MAS read. and was Illus
tFstsd D. series OF charcoal drawings,
the work OF Mrs. Z. A. Fletcher. Who
showed the styles from tie bare skin Of
primitive CIVILIZATION 10 the full dress
EXHIBIT Of 10 modern drawing room.
Inc Jubilee Singers again appeared and
sang noss delightfully."- several negro
nleiodys- The afternoon ended with a
burlesaue dress reform convention. The
attendance Was very large, and the fol
loving out OF town guests were presenG
Mrs W. A. Heyns, Detroit; Mrs. Geo.
II. Lathrop, Traverse; Mrs. Hamilton.
Traverse: Mrs. Gray. Muskegon; Miss
Gray, Waterbury; Mrs. Fred Baker,
Menomnee; Miss Edle, Menominee;
Mrs. Baldwin, kenosha; Mss Baldwin.
kenosha; Mrs. Merrill, kenosha; Mrs.
L. y. Fox, Evanston. H.; Miss Greia
Fox. Evanston, HI; Miss Jones, Miss
Lyon. Muskegon; Mrs. Glover. Detroit;
Mrs. j. Il. Wilson, Detroit; Miss Lizzie
Rankin. Kalamazoo; Mrs. Wheeler,
Kalamazoo; Mrs. j. A. Pfaff, Grand
Haven; Mrs. Geo. Haven, New York;
Mrs. Van Miller. Monroe; Mrs. Straw
becker. Fairbeau. Ninn.; Miss Chap
man, Boston: Miss Allie Holt, Cascade;
Mrs. Il. Briggs. West Branch; Mrs.
Duncan, Ann Arbor; Mrs. l.. III. Porter.
Lansing; Miss Strong. Ypsilann; Miss
Malcomson. Goderich, Ont.
Twas His Birthday.
Wednesday evening about thirty-ive
friends OF Mr.. Thos. McGuin gathered
al his residence, 6S2 Jetferson-ave.. To
celebrate his torty-ninth birthday. Mr..
McGulnn IS The veteran engineer OF the
southern divlslOu OF the U. K. 4 l., and
when be arrived at the house about $3.50
O'Clock, he was very agreeably sur
prIsed. Cards were the feature of the
evening, after which refreshments were
served. Mr.. McGuinn was called for
and Mr.. Jas. Keegan III a neat speech
presented hlm with a handsome silver
water service. Mr.. McGuInn was SO
astonlshed that he was at Il loss for
words, but soon replied with few well
chosen remarks. thanking them for
their handsome present. All departed
wishing him many happy returns.
EatOn-Coiman.
The marriage of Mr.. William l..
Eaton, editor of the Rockford Ull.)
Register Gazette, and for many years q
resident of Kalamazoo and editor of
the Telegraph, and Miss Helen Col
man, occurred Wednesday afternoon
at 3 O'Clock, at the home of the bride
and her brother, Hutson b. Colman,
2i2 Academy-st. The house was beau
tfully decorated with flowers, and the
bride appeared lovely in her handsome
wedding gown. The happy couple
were attended by Miss Helen Colman,
niece OF the bride, as maid of honor,
and the ceremony was performed by
the Rev. j. A. Johnson. The wedding
was quiet affair and witnessed only by
the most intimate friends oil tue con-
tracing parties. The feast was deli
cious, and the occasion proved one of
the most exquisite home weddings that
has taken place in Kalamazoo. Those
present from out of the city were MIR.
and Mrs. Geo. McNelr and children. of
Minneapolis, Mrs. Ct. V. c. Ganson, of
Grand Rapids, Mrs. +. NJ. Fogg, of