davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-11
Houses and Lots For sale

In the central part OF the thriving village Of Thorn
ton, r l., on the southerig Granston side OF the
new electric road the Brown Plat" An IL
ROOM 1sl story dwelling house. e6x36 feet with
about 5000 fee, land on Brook street, facing the
Also a new 7-room. n story. e2x2S feet cottage
with veranda. small barn Is on the lot which
contains b4S square feet with frontage OF S5 feet
Brook street, and is only 100 feet from the
electric road. Both lots are graded and fenced. and
the houses are supplied with Pawtuxet water. A
well Of excellent water 10 which access may be had
is close al hand.
a part of the purchase price may remain on
mortgage IL desired.
A few choice lots OF the Brown Plat ON Plain
field and Brook streets offered for sale at
prizes that are liable 70 soon double.
The expenses incurred In building, curblng,
plumbing, etc. have forced the market and no fair
offer Will be rejected.
Horse cars run hourly 10 Thornton.
For further particulars, inquire or address
DANIEL BROWN.
my24-SU Brook street, Thornton, X. I.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-11
THE FIrTY-sEcoND CONGRESS.

what Was Done by Senators aud Repre-
septatives st Yesterdsy's session.
MAsHfseFoSr June IL. = The House
soon after assembling, went into CON-
mittee on the private calendar. Nothing
could be done because OF no quorum, and
the committee rose. Later the commit
tee on commerce was granted leave to
call up bridge bills and several were
passed.
The evening session was devoted to prI-
vute bills.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-11

WANTED-GIRLS, MEN AND BOYS AS FOL-
w lows: teamer, cook, farInman, baker car
girl, nurse GIRL iaundress. waitress, housekeeper
and girl In bakery city, country and shore help
OF ali nationalities hand. III Westminster ST..
Room 3.
WANTED - SITUATIONS FOR RELIABLE
w help. private or public; farm and shore help
speciality Cali or address 6S Arcade Telephone
1894. ap25-tf
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-11
WANTED-AGENTS.

A GENTS wANTED-LfFE OF HARRISON
"A and Reid; contributions by Mckinley and
Blaine; outfit free; big commission. Write or call
at ono. w. w. THOMPSON 4 CO., 1853 Broadway,
Providence. X. l. jel1-l3-l5
VNANTED--AGENTS. MALE OR FEMALE. FOR
w superby illustrated subscription work;
nothing OF the kind has ever before been printed;
highest commission paid. SAMUEL CtgCGh.
Manager, 20 Chaplin ave. my2s-S&Wu
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-11
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

yXTANTED-25 ATTRACTIVE. GOOD LOOKING
w young ladies' Apply 70 AGENT ADAM
r. NJ, June II. jei1-3t
r ADIES HAVING A FEW SPARE HOURS
IL each day can find lucrative employment by
calling on MRS. j. :. COLLINS. ls2 bridgham st.
tes-l2t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-11

VoUNG MAN-sio SECURES LOT SURE TO
be n good. safe investment, or Sprague Home
stead Plat $50 OF the 400 are sold, aud you must
move now II you get ono; $l25 and S150 each.
RANDALL, 20 Wey bosset St fnyl7-H
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-11

Are you i'm want of Helpe Try 10-cen
advertisement In the " News"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-11

DO you want n situation? A 10-cent ad
vertisement In the "News" will supply IL.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-11
FoR sALE-MIsCELLANEOU US.

LrOR SALE OR TO LET-COTTAGE or ROOMS
II with bath house and barn AT Fields Point. Ap-
ply to w. IL II. BARNEY lo3 Weybossct II. ie6-6t
lrOR SALE OR To LET-DEsIRABLE ONE
Il family house on Portland street. near Broad
81 electric line; pleasant location large rooms and
modern improvements, ISAAC l.. GUFF Mey-
boSset, corner Dofrance ~. lel-U
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-11
TO LET-HO USES.
TO LET-MIscELLANEO US.


fl'O LET-PART OF STORE. WITH LARGE
IL window Westminster St NEW HOME
SEWING MACHINE CO., 357 Westminster st.
jel0-2t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

DoAT wANTED-ABoUT 30 FOOT; CAT RIG
ID Address. stating full particulars NJ, News
Office. jel0-3t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-11

VNO LET-A PLEASANT TENEMENT OF 8
i rooms, with a number OF closets and presses;
also, bath room and furnace; TO family Of adults
Inquire at l3i Williams 81. myie-n
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

A number of the young people Of the
First Presbyterian church enjoyed Inc
romantic moonlight 1itchery last
Thursday evening by taking q leag
slelshrlde on the Wess Leonard s.seet
road.
Interest in the young peoples socie-
tea Of several different churches 10
being stimulated by giving numerous
sieigning parties.
One OF the most delightful sleigh
rides OF the week was enjoyed by the
following young people last Monday
evening: NJ. and Mrs. Lindsay, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Hines, the Misses Mag
gle tormby. Isabel Saunders. Jennie
seharsch, Bettine Ortiz. Clara Ortiz,
Barbara Miller; the Messrs. George
Keck. Will Findater. Fred Denny.
Frank Flndiater, Tom Docsoli.
Hugh Wilson. The kindness al
DR.. and Mrs. Robinson IN chaper-
oning the company was highly appre-
cizted. Upoa reaching GraEdvills
dancing was INDUCED IN TO late hour.
after which supper was enjoyed,
more dancing, and the jolly rideaone.
The Bell club took = sleighrds TO ne
home of Miss Mamie Hood on the Cas-
cade road, thursday evening. Cards,
music and dancing furnished the
entertainment OF the evening. and the
affair of conrse, wound up with l
toothsome lunch. In two weeks from
last Thursday. the club will be enter
tanned by MISS Nellie Rogers.
The Dancing club joined a merry
sleghride last night the big bobs were
drawn for many miles last evening, and
before returning 10 the city, hearty
supper WAS eaten At the Country club
on Fisk lake. The party met st the
residence OF Mr.. Charles Fox. corner
College avenue and Cherry street.
A number Of east side young ladies
are arranging Leap Year dancing
party, to be gwen soon at Custer Guard
armory. Young men will now have q
chance TO find out the meaning of the
word "wall-aower."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

Gen. II. +. Hastings has left Color
ado Springs, and Is now at Los Angs-
lea. Under date of January IL. he
writes that ne 10 700 feet above the sea
level, that snow "a about a foot deem on
the ground and s.lll com ng down fast.
Mss Mary Ahnefeidt has resigned
her position IN the city schools 10 ac-
csot a $1,000 position IN Chicago. she
will be succeeded here by her SISTER,
Mss Lizzie khnefcldt. q teacher in the
Nnskegon schools.
Or. Allyn Adams Of Jacksonvlle,
III. VINO has beer visiting his parents,
Nr. ard Mrs. J. ". Adams. OF 10. S45
south College avenue. wiilretufn home
Monday evening.
Mas Belle Noble OF SOUTH fonls
street. has been 50 III during she past
week "a 10 be enable 70 prosecute her
duties as ss.aelfer At me North Divs ou
greet ahool
James Kennedy 81 this city, and MIss
ate Miller Of ilansng. we're MARRIED in
s.snsng Thursday evening. NJ. and
NJ. k-anedy vii make their hons Ia
sass e.ty.
George ksck hss started oat On enc
II ns regular Business tours for The
-i,zh FnfastnFs oospsay.
.. Coon sns ~lfs Fave gone " spend
ths stntsf IA soasastn fa4fasssa,
tssosxs A suih = n TIE cay sisislss
gslsssss and fEleaas IFS hssaqasFt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

Robinson's numbers. The studio is
we'll adapted for q recital hall, IS the
two large rooms can he thrown into
onc.
s.. Prof. c. N. Colwel's much talked Of
festival will be given at the PARK Con-
grcgational church three nights OF next
week, beginning Monday, January %:
Most of Mr.. Co.welis large class o.
piano forte pupils will take part. They
Will be assisted by the following we'll
known vocalists, who, Mr. ColwcD says,
have sung at any OF MS prcyiotisrecitals:
Mrs. j. Fl Cramer, Mrs. j. A. Painting,
Miss Matte Remington and Miss Mil
dred Dunning, sopranos; Miss Emma
LOOMS and Mrs. Reuben Peterson,
contraltos. Messrs. w. II. LOOMS and
w. ii. Loomis anil B. A. Bcnekcr. ten
ors, and Mr.. II. Parker Robinson basso.
On the second evening Dir. Looms will
sing Celeste AIDE" from "Aide," by
Verdi, which he rendered 30 well at
one OF Mr.. Campbeli's recitals year
ago. Miss Dunnipg will sing on We'd
nesday evening. She IS \ young So
prano who has lately studied 10 Bos-
ton. Her voice is sweet snl her pres
encc pleasing; Mr.. Colwsll, himself
| will play the orchestral score of several
OF the numbers on the organ.
As has been heretofore announces,
the rendition of the Messiah" has
been postponed 10 two weeks from to-
night on account of prevalence OF the
grip among the solo singers anu chorus.
As soon rs the general health Will per-
mt this grand old oratorIo Will be gwen
in all its glory by local talent.
The following tine pieces will com
pose the musical program st We>tnin-
s;er Presbyterian church today: Far
est Lord Jesus" by Bsidermann, ar
ranged from Silas; "Venite," by
Ravens; Love Divine" by SchEecker,
and an anthem by Hatton.
For the present tho Schubert Club is
holding its regular rehearsals ri the
commsdious studio OF Director Francis
Campbell. whose rooms adjoiu those OF
Henry G. Post.
Local musicians are rejoicing AZ the
prospects of having poor Jomatnag"
at Powers next Thursday. Ii they
cannot have Lillian Russell they want
the next best.
Mr.. Oscar kutsche, the cells. Of the
late Beethoven string quartet, has gone
10 Minneapolis AMI viii make that city
his future home.
Mr.. II. Parker Robinson will .ng an
offertcry sclo at the Universe
church this evening.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

A traveller IN Central Australia has
discovered that the surface of the coun-
tTy has been greatly changed hy what
may appear a. FIRST thought ridiculous
axsncy-the white ants On plain aaa
In thickets their nests are 80 numerous
that Il is difficult - drive amozg thea.
The clay with which the nests arc built
Ia, when cencnted with resiDoas
matter. as hard "a brick. ami ~aen the
nests fall ~ pieces they foTra e'ay Eats.
almost impervious 70 wxtcr and not
easily cut M by trace The work ~
these creatures can be ssncied IN all
ssar-s. frss In the Tickets. where they
are commencing work. then & tse more
open country, where tAey havc crowded
out thu timser; next 90 tss 9.aas
where half the hills wiil - fsaaa Gc
serted. s.d lastly ca she x3zF las
where they have almost sntsrsly dis.
apcearea and TIE scrub h4s bexan e
rrsw again. Is- nests are fsrther r..
naxtssis fer the iargs rreposts-s q
ron th.v eaatsin
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17
ers are now at Louisville, KY. where
his fine baritone voice 10 well appre.
ciated

ers are now at Louisville, KY. where
his fine baritone voice 10 well appre.
ciated.
Mr.and Mrs. Benj.F Brinkman No.
375 GrandvilIe avenue. are entertaining
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Brnkuian, ST., of Holland, Mich.
Rabbi Jesselson of Temple Emanuel,
il confined to his home by illness. For
this reason there wereno services at the
synagogue Friday evening.
John J. Knox Of No. l6o Scribncr
street, has been confined to his home
for some time on account Of serious
attack Of the grip.
Mrs. DR.. Stevens will sing alto at
Grace church today. filling the place
left vacant by the removal of Mrs.
Jacob Seger. nee Miss McInnes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter wilkins of Hast
ings, are spending Sunday with Mrs. b.
r. Lit,lcneld, of No. III Ransom
street.
Hugh f. Wilson is today cnioying
one of those famous Sunday visits with
friends at Ionia.
Bishop Geo. d. Gillespie went to Big
Rapids last night and VII: preach there
today.
A. Gonzalez has gene to New York
City On business.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17
See for JomseN The grand stare. Tire grand goods.
Ea'e,yztisg fresh. clean and req Polite clerks.
.NobbJ styles In elegant Sfoek ard tic
loaea b,7ces tic yne ofhlis hoasc
JUST GLANCE AT THESE PRICES !:

The brat Inc of ladies' orfords ever
seen m Grand Rapids in plan. toe, Pat
cDt Up. common sense or ~. foass the.
from A "a 4. great filters. Ssc. CSC. 15t.
Soc. 9oc, 81. si.z5. We vii state that
sc VIII save you at leas; 2oc TO CSC on
every pslr.
oar line Of ladies' shoes are iust
grand. Made on the newest iasis. ia
call styles. sizes AM widths. Ven are
bound TO b. pleased n you viii come
aEd examine.
A lsdy's shoe AZ SIC. a0c, Csc and PIE.
hae pair 81 lsdies battou SHOES
$40, $3.50, $40.
finer PAIR of ladies' button shoes
sl.2Ss sI45, $3.50.
liner PAR II ladies' button slaor.
81 80. slss. $z.29 Tbese are all soiil
and made 90 weaf. We have then 81
al sizes and widths. VIII give voa a
splendid ia
Hand tern. hand weld. tack iess SHOES.
sare cure Tor Germs. no nsils and no
seams 4, hurt tire feet. eli STYLES and
shapes g. s135 and $40.
BRINE slippers, evening dress slippers
Of sii shades
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

Gents shoes, your choice OF styles,
?0c. &c, ST..
Cents shoes. your choice OF styles,
sl.Io. Sl.2o. sl.S7.
6eats' fae calf shoes, any style.
$50. 500. sl.g5.
Genis' fine calf shoes, any style.
$40. $50. $500, The b o lineever seen
70. the money.
Gents flue kangaroo shoes. sny style
You want, great filters, 'I.s5. 1928,
$3.50.
Working shoes. sec, Gle and pc for
boys all, in lace and congress.
roys' calf shoes. any style, N.oo.
81 90. sl.s5. sll solid. warranted.
Youths shoes. SOC. 9oc. 81 and si.sS.
School shoes. heel or spring heel, goat
or kid, eoc, zoe. soc. 81. .2o; sises 10
s. to II. IL to 2. in all widths. Don't
miss to see these goods; money IN your
pocket 10 buy them.
Infants shoes. 2ac. &c, 4sc and soc.
Thsse are fine and easy on the feet
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17
West Side Club.

The club listened to an interesting
program, provided By the committee
on entertainment, the subject being
Brazil" The country has an area
equal 10 that of the United States, in
Guiding Alaska. with a temperate and
tropical climate. 1T has the finest har-
bors iu the world and extennve p,a-
seaus, exceedingly fertile. Its largest
export is coffee. of which 1t furnishes
about onc-half of what IA consu med by
the whole world. The railroads, OF
which it has eighty-four, are owned
and controlled by the government.
Brazil was discovered about 1898 by
Rincon. Spanlsrd, who was one of
the companions of Columbus IN his
first voyage to North America. Ninety
days later II was taken possession OF by
Cabrai. Portuguese, III the name Of
Portugal. The country was settled on
an agricultural basis. ~ the people at
the fret had no knowledge of Its min
erai wealth. The history of Brazil was
given al length as was also descrip-
ton of Rio Janerio. and OF the echool
system. A sketch of Dom Pedro III was
gwen. which completed the program
for the day. Next Saturday the SCI
ence committee viii report.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17
Third Hop Of the $500"

The third hop of the thus far exceed
ingIy successful dancing parties, given
by what is known 40 the $500 club"
took place At the new dancing hall, IN
the top floor of the new Shepard
block, last Thursday evening. The
company present was quite select, and
while the affair was not announced IS
a formal dress party, there were many
handsome gowns to he seen. Braun's
orchestra furnished some OF the music
for which 1t Is noted, and when the
dancing ceased at 1890 all went home
happy IN the anticipation of enjoying
another similar occasion on the even
ing of February 4.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

MS pupils years ago. =. NJ. Pesrsell Of
tina city and Charles PnilpTlek, .
nephew, ana nasy friends ana rsla-
tlses extend 70 tala worthy Plonsex .
hearty welcome. To shsw tnelr ep-
prseiztsan OF nsT prssence they asssn-
bed Iass Thursday ~ the home Of hrA
Orlando Ps4rsaIl TO celebrate per eight
leth birthday ana present tsksns q al
lection and sstssn. Amesg those pres
ent we're Mr.. ana Mira q. A. Wst, Mr.
and Mrs.. VIM. A. Rowe, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Charles Philoriek, ;. III. PearsAli, Chss.
Br2dneid. MIRA Seymour, Ma Lucy
Gould and Ars. Leonard Coveii. Mrs
Pnlbrick IS wsnrertully veil preserved,
strong and more active 80 four score
years OF age than most women OF bat
three score years. Her son. Mr.. {. j.
Whitney. Of Detroit, WAS expected 10
be present, but MAS detained by lllness.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

The frat meeting Of the society in
their new psrlors in the Simmons block
passed OF very pleasantly. The change
aas located the club much more CEN
tfally and wilt undoubtedly exercise a
fsvorshle eject upon the club member
snip roll. The musical numbers OF the
program were fine, especially the vocal
solo BY Mrs. James E. Smith and the
song. cit ~ss presn" By Mss Carrie
Stoyer. The iavltstIon ta lsases to visit
the club will remain general for short
time longer, whea u viii be necessary
for All ~isnlsg to visit the society 10 Or
tsin specisi invitstiens from members.
Ihs club will give . concert In tie near
fatpre
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17
VI FESTIVE KNIGHTS.
TIE Nsecssees VIII srsnd Might IN
fiessnrs and Wsrth.

Batavia Tent, No. as. X. q. T. ",
viii celebrate public installation Of
ssicers. at 10 hall IN the Kennedy
block. corner ~ Waterloo and Louis
streets. merit TUESDAY evening. An sd-
dr--s Of welcome will be made sr
knisht Commander I. A. Rs Van
Dugtsrsn. The balance Of The pro
ram vii BE- cOrnposst OF violin solos
" Prof. ]. Roermeester. piano solos By
-iisses Carrie Re Van Dugtersu and 8
Scheuteu, seiscfsons By amateur omar
s>t composed Of c. A, SseIohsr, Geo.
=. Rogers. J. A. Hoedernsker and
John Hansen; recitation BY Miss Sells
DFexxe, And ~hstlinx soso BY Fer
Rice. THIS nrogrsm will be followed
~ . social session snd dsnctnxl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17
WORK OF YE CUPID
OTHER SOCIETY ALLIANCES
Many Guesrs from Home and Abroad
The Week n the Valley city's
Gay Social Circles.

Prominent among the society events
OF the past week ~as the marriage OF
Mr.. Jacob A Segcr Of Miiszukee. and
Alss AbDie Acianss OF this city. last
Th9rsday evening. The affair took
place at the residence OF the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Ne
Innss, No. 2si Geld street. DR.. II. P.
Welton Of Detroit. VINO was formerly
pastor of the First Presbyterian church
Of this city, performed the snort. bat
very impressive ceremony The cou-
ole we're preceded ID the altar by two
sseet little girls, enc sister OF the
hrlds. VINO bessrewei the path with
flowers Tasn came the bride aud
groom, their step seeming more stately.
timed as It was 10 the grand music OF
Memberships wedding march. which
was played on the piano by Prof. Ru-
dolpn A. welleusLeln- The concluding
prayer having been pronounced, the
glad throng FASTENED forward TO con-
graduate the pair.
The bride Was dressed n white crepe,
trimmed with embroidered crepe de
chene and satin ribbon. cur princess en-
train, white roses. IL was evident that
al artist had competed the 2dorn-
Fnents about the altar. The decorations
were OF sGlllax, ROSES and carnations.
Mr.. and Mrs. SegeT will be ut home
a. No. fl6 Jackson street. Milwaukee.
after February 10. In the removal of
the BRIDE from tbis eity. local musica.
people VII lcse one OF their .ayorites,
As Mrs seger possesses a rare contralto
voice which has many, many time been
appssuded by large and enthusiastic
audiences.
The guests from out of town were:
Miss Mamie Beattie, Palmers,own
Dat; Mr.. and Mrs c. II. Williams,
Cleveland, Ono; Mrs. Robert Segcr,
Milwaukse, via; Mrs. Willard Bryant,
Kalamazoo, Mich: and Mr.. Malcolm
McInnes, Ioledo, Ohio.
Among those VINO attended from
this city were Messrs. and Mes
danes w. II. Gay, Charles Il.
Judd, J. A. Mead, Homer ". Nash. w.
A. Hayes, Thos- q. Smith, Z. j. Aid
worth, A. s. Parish. Chas. II. Amin,
Andrew Fyfe, Geo. Mclnnes, Jr.,
James e. McInnes. Mesdames G. w.
Gay, L. l.. Cole. II. w. Merrill, Eta
Yale. Misses May Straban, Lizzie
Neseitt. Blossie Smith, s. Thompson,
NJ. Tooker. L. wygant, n. Brokaw, n.
Tabor, Minnie Benjamin. +. Teal, Ora
Teal, K Brandon, F. Cromwell.
Messrs. l.. p. II. Fisher, c. A. Cotton,
i. Miller. A. Curry, Chas. Kimbali, DIR.
Nandeaberg.
The aeviy married couple will shortly
cave for an extended trip in the east.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17
Mr.. and MRS. Ta,eum's PARTY.

Friday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Viii.
liam Aldrich Taseum rendered the
Dancing club party, at the reception
hall in the New Shepard block. About
one hundred people were present and
the evening, winch was principally
spent in dancing, could scarcely have
passed Oh more pleasantly. The music
by Mr.. and Mrs. Braun was perfectly
satisfactory as usual, and the refresh
ments contributed in no small way to-
ward the general enjoyment OF the
evening. Guests were present.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17
viii Entertain the Oricntal,.

Thursday evening the members of
Oriental Chapter, Order Of the Eastern
Star. will be the guests Of Peninsuiar
Chapter, in the lstter's hall in the Nc
Mullen block. The officers Of ORIENTAL
Chapter will perform the work OF tho
evening, after which there will be .
soc. al session and refreshments.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

At the Coppens studio Tuesday even
ing young man posed IN costume
that had been worn on shIpboard IN the
late war, IN Uncle Sans navy. It was
cut out--msde and embroidered by the
owner. The pose vas fine, but the at
tendance vas small, owing TO other 50
cisl events occurring the same evening.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17
The "SiIen, Six,eens."

Two or three years ago number Of
our pleasure-loving young people
formed . dancing club. which they
named the "Silent Sixteen" Eacn
year slnce its organization this CLUB has
given a series of delightful parties.
This season will be no exception TO the
established precedent, and the club
will give its first hop for 1892 on next
Wednesday evening, January 20. The
affair will take place at Simmoa's hail /,
corner OF South Division street and and
Fifth avenue. Those attending the
party will be- rendered free rides on
the South Division street cars.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17
South End Dance.

The New Year Entertainment club
gavsfts first regular hop 1t simmons
ball, on South Division street, last
Wednesday evening. Porter's orches-
ira furnished the music aud the party
WAS heartily enjoyed by the many
guests.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17
Wa,crs-Hllls.

The marriage of Mr. Dudley E.
Waters to Miss Florence L. Hills oc-
Cured a. the residence of Mr.. Morris
Cassard, Chicago, Thursday morning,
ct o'clock. only the immediate reia-
tlves OF the contracting parties being
present After . sumptuous wedding
dinner the couple departed for short
Trip. after which they will be at home
Ut "Oakhurst," where q reception will
be gwen in their honor i'm the near
future. The young couple are we'll
known here. Mr.. Waters from being
reared in our midst. and M.ss Hills
from her frequent Visits To this city
where she has made many warm
friends. The bride Is most charming
young lady, the only daughter of Mr..
w. 5. Hills. formerly prominent at
torneyof Sc. Louis, but who of late
years has been travelling abroad with
his family.