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The record-union., 1892-08-18
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA,
BERkELET
LOtiGa to CONTAGIOUS Builders and Mat8rtal Men.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
~ concerned that sealed proposals or bids
are solicited for performing the labor and fur
nlsning The materials necessary to the erection
OF a building for the Mechanical and Electrical
Engineering Department of the University of
California, at Berkeley. said bids to be received
| AZ the once OF j. Ii. {. Bonte, Secretary Of the
| Board OF Regents, South Hall, Berkeley, Cali
| iornla, at or before IL O'Clock NJ. of tue 29rH
| DAY OF AUGUST, 1892.
! ana notice is further hereby given that the
! plans, DIS, desert ptiOnS and specifications of
| sad building, and of the labor and materials
| therefor, have been placed at the office OF W.
CuFlett, architect, rooms SOY and 300 Phelan
buldlug, Market street. San Francisco, where
the same can be seen during business hours
each day from this dafe until the contracts
Tor building the same are made.
Notice is further hereby given that bids for
the furnishing of materials for and doing the
mason and ironwork, for the furnishing of
materials for and doing the carpenter and
piaStererS work, for the furnishing of materi-
ais Tor ana doing the plum bling. gasfittng and
heating work, Tor the furnishing of materials
Iof ana DONG the Thinning, galvanized iron and
stating work, for the furnishing OF materials
tor and doing the painting and granting work
and for the furnishing OF materials for and
ceived
This notice is given pursuant to the nro.
visions of an Act of the Legislature entitled
An Act TO Regulate Contracts on Behalf of
the State in Relation to Erections and Build
lngs, approved March %, 1876, aud pursu-
ant TO the provisions Of the amendment of
said Act, approved March 81, 1891, which
Act ana amendment is hereby referred TO and
made part of this notice.
NO proposals will be considered unless ac-
compan1ed with bond of said propoSer equal
to ten 10 ser cent. of his PROPOSAL with suf-
ncIent suretieS, conditioned that If said pro-
poSai shall be accepted the party proposing
WIFI duly enter into proper contract and
faithfully perform his or their contract or
contracts in accordance with said proposals.
ana The plan or plans specifications and de-
sciptiOnS, which shall be and are hereby
made part of such contract or contracts
The right to reject any or all bids is hereby
reserved
BY order OF the Committee on Grounds and
Buildings. j. WEST MARTIN. Chairman
jy20-tillauI=
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Brought fo His Homo.

Frank O'Brien, the young militiaman,
who was injured by falling from train
at Watsonville Tuesday, was brought to
this city yesterday and taken to his home.
His injuries are not as serious as first
reported, and il is thought that he will be
out in a lew DAYS.
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Robbed His Mistress.

Last night Frenchwoman. living on
L street, caused the arrest of male
creature, whom she says she had been
supporting, on charge of stealing $40
from her. The fellows name is Joseph
Ossla, and Judge Cravens will inquire
into his case to-day.
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VIII soon Resign

The resignation of Superior Judge Van
Fleet will soon be handed to the Gov
ernor. The people will be very fortunate
If his successor should prove as able and
fearless a Judge as he has been. Judge
Van Fleet has honored the position that
honored him.
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Late Hop season.

There has been very little done as yet
toward harvesting the hop crop in this
vicinity, which is a few weeks later than
usual. While few fields will be ready
for the pickeys next week, the work will
not be fully under way inside OF couple
of weeks. The Weld will be a fair one.
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w. S. Leake, Chairman of the regular
Democratic County Central Committee,
has received notice from the State Central
Committee that John 2. Irish will omen
the campaign in this county on the evening
of the 9th of this moHth.--one week from
next Saturday. Colonel Irish always at
tracts large audiences in Sacramento.
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record to 2:211. buchanan and Car
ragher's George Dexter was second in
the two-year-old trot, being beaten by
George Daghisetan, Stamboul colt.
The best time was 2:36. which is a
splendid performance for tMo-Year-olds.
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Notified to Appear.

The Supervisors of Los Angeles County
have been cited by the State Board of
Equalization to appear on the I'D inst.
and show cause why the assessed valua-
tons as reported by the Auditor of the
county should not be increased.
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Ton-Notch Figures.

Yesterday was a scorcher. The
Weather Bureau report shows that the
highest and lowest temperatures were
l0lo and 630, as against Of and 610 on the
same date last year.
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MARRIED.

ER-HEALEY-In Elk Grove. Au-
gust 18th, at the residence of Mrs. Peter
Winkelman, by Rev, w. G. Scott C. A
Schirmer TO Miss Emma Healey.
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DIED.

MOORE-In this city, August 18th, Clyde,
only child of Jesse ana Fanny Moore a ma
tive OF California, aged 4 months and %
days.
RB- Funeral private.
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The Santa Fe Railroad Company has
erected an icehouse on the Southern Pa
citic Company's property in the rear of
the City Prison.
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The Oakland Races.

Sacramento horses showed up well at
Oakland yesterday. j. /. McCord's Shy
lock won the 2:25 trot and lowered his
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Phoenix Market.

Plat Brothers, Thirteenth and streets
!. sSoduce, poultry and groceries.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-24

NORFOLK, VA. Jan. 2S.-for the last week
or more the weather has been so dreadful that
every one began 10 despair OF ever getting
ont of the house again. hut at last the gods
look down with favor upon Us ana IL has
cleared up most cNOulsltey Tor the Flow n
ball. the inst entertainment OF / t. Assembly
this season Beng leap-year and thls being
an AFFAIR gotten up by the Young ladies' only.
the tables were Turned and each girl Ia u
ask man to dance with her at the ball. The
german cluIs were invited IN body as well
as a good many other gentlemen. as there
past two week, yOu would sec knots
of men here and there and the principal cues
ton on the lips of all Of them was, have you
All engagement for the ball, Ii was very
amusing 10 see how very uneasy some would
get as time went on and no err had asked
them. The girls We're never half So afraid OF
being left on german AS the men have been
about this bail IL came Oh Thursday night
under the auspices OF Alls. James y Leigh
and Mrs. Caldwell Hardy, and WAS "A success
far beyond the expectations of the most
sanguine. The Montef0re Hal was the scene
of action. and II was exquIsitely decorated
with garlands OF flowers festOoned
from pillar To pillar and from all
the chandeliers 20 the ceiling. Flow
of every description We're used.
The stage was g latticewOrk. in which were
woven vines. roses daisies apple blossoms
peoples and many other flowers. Palms were
placed IN the corners and along the front Of
the stage. and behind this mass of flowers the
music was concealed The supper room was
dressed in very much the same way as the
dancing hall, and the table was decorated
with quantities Of natural flowers. The
dancers showed perfect taste in dressing and
the costumes were lovely Among those
present were; Misses Emily Baker. white
hyacinth; Salh- Make. nosegay: Fannie
Leigh La france rose: Bessie Taylor. pink
rose; Blanche Hendreu, water lilv. Leda Ser
pei, buttercup Mary 1aylcr. daisy; Pink
Ramsay rosebud Rosa Serpeu, ills OF tho val.
lew Clara Borum. heatherbell: Eloiss White;
buttercup Ars. James +. Higginson. ivy
lor. mArgueriteE Annie Wake, jacqueminot
Soss; Lillian Archer. yellow rose; Bessie
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-24

SrtUNTov. Jan. 29.-1he Lotus Glee Club.
a musical organization which is highly spoken
of by the Richmond press. will give concert
at the Young Mems Christian Ass cation
Hall next week for the benefit OF the Dung
Mems Christian Association.
Mrs }. H. Close. of South America. who
has been visiting her daughter. Mrs. Hnirkey,
LETT yesterday morning Tor st. CiatrsYii.e'
Ohio.
W. II. II. Allen. Of the firm Of Codwise a
Allen. the BIZ Washington ID. O. railroad
contractors. j. in the city. stopping nj the
Virginia II tel
Mrs. A. w. Howison. a Worlds Ear. dele
gate Irom this city. is IN Il chmond visiting
her cousin Mr. d. Taylor EIlys0n.
Miss Julia Nelson. who has been visiting
her sister Mrs Judge stout. has returned -
Salem 20 resume her duties IN Mrs. Guy s
scao j az art teacher.
Mr. Walter Cotton. Of Texas. Is visiting his
sister. Mrs. Mvr.ck.
Mrs Catherine Lee Mason. Of Petersburg,
is visiting the family o ilr. b. W. Atkinson.
Mrs b b. islridge has returned from
Mexico No. where she went % see her father.
who was very ili with pneumonla
William j. Nelson. Jr.. of b auoke, IS visit
ing hls sister Mrs ludee stout
lapta'u ann nglam Hall. 81 kichmond.
Was registered az tie Beverly Club YESTERDAY.
Miss Bessie Naniear lett yesterday for an
extended visit 20 baltimore.
.he sia world Is resting from rs pro
tracte labHrs hOt even ten could be pro
duced the past Week
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-24

Chamberlaine. sweet violets: Miss Hurcamp. OF
Fredericksburg. pink rose MISS " ~. n s'ii
nedv roses red and violets biuc niss p'la.
soly sweetbrer. Misses Kate ben. WIZ 49,
Jennie blamire hydrangea Mary mn v u"is'
Iizzie Hill American beauties ~ -
marguerites. Belle Irvine. ines OF w ~. '.'eSi
60 &C., e. p,ct..t violets. Mrs. W. NJ. Reed.
,,,ynonette. Mrs Thomas WILCOX. NY OF me
valley. EesSie Tucker. la France roses Nau'e
T~oto- whtfs hvacinfhs Annie Chamber
lane water lily: Ethel BAN. plnk rose MS
Morgan. violet: Miss Bragg, o. Ietei5ouiE'
,io,ets: Miss }utord. OF BedioId Oity' nuttsI-
cnn. IN. tombstone. heliotrope Marion
sizes hlv Of the valley; Lucy BAYLOR. butter
80 Jsnie Smith. Of DanviLe. pansy;
liz Eahr. white carnations. Anna
Ts6r OF Gloucester. pansy; Blanche
smith. pink rose Ellie Murdangh.
yellow rose Lizzie Freeman. PINK rose, Lui"
Itasb. OF Petersburg. pink rose. Miss Leayen'
18th NJ Petersburg. -. Sue eatman.
poppy. Eta Smith, iorget-me-uot' i"z@'e
lie Misses Tucker. Of Raleigh who on their
former visits 10 Norfolk have made SO many
friendr. IRE now IN the city visiting MS Jon"
c. Wiuder. WI
nesday having come up from kalelgh WIN "
party OF friends 20 see Dernhardt.
Miss Jan Smith. Of Danfllle. came u""u
from Richmond 10 attend the flower ball. ana
stopped with Miss Fannie Leish.
Nj. u. II. Little gave charming progress
alive euchre party AZ his home Oh YARN utn
street on Monday evening. 4 merry coteIe o.
la LES and gentlemen plai ed the cards Wen ~
badly as the humor struck them. ana Hau9
merry over Il ali. The prizes were a"hl 'eu
10 Mss Marie Hume and Mr.. y. u. bhleWiu
The boobies were won by two very promliien
parties. but cut oil c0usidrrat on Tor thrH
feelings their names are suppressed among
those present were Misses Marie hume
Bessie Chamberlaine. Louise tombstone l/lie
Pickett. IVY Waller, Sue eatulan. sue John-
stone. lien BaItlu. Messrs. BOB BaldW H.
Hillary Jones. Dali Guest. Willie baidw.n'
Hugh Henry. Alec III gyms and Neely Bull
C.fil.ou Club Of Norfolk on Friday evening.
the I'd 70 the Masonic Temple The germ II
began promptly at O'Clock. and was lei very
rrscefu.ls by Mr.. William Wilcox. wao
danced with Bliss Annie Henry. Iho
chsperons we're Mrs. William Cook hTs;
Caldwell Hardy. Mrs Ihcmas WILCOX ana
Mrs y. j. Dlannie 1he german broke up
at about I O'Clock. when tho couples DIS
porsed. only u meet again Ior the severn
recherche little suppers which we're gwen
afterwards.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-24

1,rvnrurcfsnreq. Va. Jan. 2}-Many OF
our society leaders are Still absent. ma8tH
md e. inter- visits tO friends In Ilchnoh''
WASHINGTON and other cities ami II ha been
"a uu. a. week generally. The Colonial pail TO
be eiven IN the opera House under the au.
.oic4s al tie Society for the Preservation "
VIRGINIA Autquities. on the evening OF Mon
dGv. ebrury the zZd, IS becoming az -~-
sOrbing topic. aud active preparations are re-
ing made Tor t.
Mrs. Carrie Graham and children. OF Balti-
more. are visiting the parents OF Mrs. Jra-
ham. Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Proctor. on
irInces, Ann street
Mrs. Henry d. Scudder and son. Of Tren-
ton. 4. j. arc VISITING the family Of Rev.
John $. Gibson. on Prince Edward street
Mss May BraXtOn IS visiting friends ID
Richmond.
M {. Minor Bolts has returned 70 his
home IN tlls city after an extended visit -
friends in Orange county.
Nil William II. liuTkamp has returned
home. from visit 10 lapD lbannOek.
Mrs. john SOlan of HOrue!sville. \. T.. 10
visiting tle family OF her father Captain J..
T.. Rollins on Main street
Sleighng, cOgstng and skating nave been
en- owed hv tho young people here tins Week.
MICS Marion Nc lowell of this city. ia
Iiclm nd where sine Will spend some timo
as tho guest Of her aunt Mrs Mary Kellogg.
MI f. k. hitchcock. of New TX city and
NJ. \. J.. itOcNWcll, OF NoIWhtA. OyuAs are
visiting the family of Mr.. John y. White 40
their pretty home Altoona, near this city.
Mrs james Morton and daughter, Miss
Lucy. are the guests OF Major aud Mrs. w. j.
DIX on Prince edward street.
Miss Nellie Davis. OF Richmond. spent sew
eral days here this week as tho guest OF Ter
friends, the Misses Fleming.
A very enjoyable dancing party was given
Thursday night by the Misses Fleming in
honor o. their guests Mrs Mary Myers Of
Washington. D. c.. and Miss Nellie Davis of
Richmond An elegant supper was served at
II O'Clock Among hose present We're Misses
BESSIE q ldsmth Sadie Rodgers Gertrude
Gee Mary Rowe Bessie Freeman. Manic
Bali. Mrs Mary Myers of Washington Miss
Nellie Davis of Richmond, the Misses Muir
phv of SpOtsylvania county, and Others.
Messrs. George G. Robinson. Of Richmond.
NJ. II. McCracken. James b. Colbert, Jacob
Goldsmith. Chastin W. Colbert. w. l.. AmIss
Josiah Hazard Jr.. George King, John Muir
pbv. G. J.. To-day w. II. Merchant, Maurice
Hirsh, and others
Mr. Columbus A. Monroe, Of Fauquier
county and Miss Maggie daughter of Mr.
Humphrey D0dd. Of STAFFORD county. We're
married at the home of the brides father last
Wednesday evening. Rev. G. ". Brooks Of
ficiatng The bride was the recipient Of
many useful and valuable presents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-24

Mrs Frances iolgson Burnett's beautiful
story Little Lord tauntlery.n about which
So much has been written IN praise will be-
presented On our city Tuesday night and
specla. matinee the same day.
This rls, is perhaps more IN the air now
than amy .roluctiD % of recent years. and
there seems to be but one mind as regards its
charm. ina Now York. London and Mel
bourne IL d e. u4lly we'll received. and IL the
South. West and North of our own country IL
has done a wonderful business. which con-
yeYs an idea o. IT. singular merits. Every
shade and grade OF humanity appears to ell
10Y with even heartness the pretty story.
By is gifted spell the world is made kin, and
the best ia human nature Is brought out -
brighten and better all who see 10.
These experiences are not often met and II
IS given To lew men OF their works 10 bring
them into conscious lein-. ''fauntlerov ="
some one has said. Is like sunshine 20 the
flowers 10 s0ftens tie hardest lines in ones
lie and nature. Ii proves the lender regard
for home. mother ana children. and through
these visible emotions that Door abused hu-
man nature Is all rlgLt after ali. Who will
find fauit with the reading of book r the
witnessing of play that can accomplish
tins lie play IS now the admlrng talk OK
the world, and no one can afford 10 miss IT,
Tie company IS under the management Of
Carl A. Iia-wn. OF the broadway Theatre
Grand Opera II use and Madison Sauare
Garden. New York and is commended in the
most positive terms by the critics everywhere.
This ought to be and no doubt Will be, one
OF the most brilliant engagements Of the
season.
The company Is a most excellent one. being
owned by Mr. I. Henry rench. the theatrical
magnate OF New York city. After the natl
nee all the ladies and children in the audience
viii Dc invited on the stage 70 meet the
charming actresses. Mabel Walsh aud Lillian
Masterson who will act As hostesses in the
beautiful Orange Tea that will BE- given.
the Tea" Is not the only most ENJOYABLE but
the little ones will be given an insight into
life behind the scenes Ladies and child
rem always flock 10 see Little Lord Fauntle
roy and Mr. French's company being such
superior large. and brilliant audiences are
sure 10 greet this beautiful play.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-24

made by the superintendent of the SUNNY
school. Miss Lizzie Creasey, , OF 1920
News. sang a solo. which was hien- iac.;o,
after which she recited humorous "ar,IJad
much 20 the amusement OF those ,,n ,f,a,
The exercises were closed with ny ~,
which the gathering dispersed. all 'o''"s ~
grand success. ,.r,,v Va
Miss Mackie Powers. OF Clarke couH' .,;fa -
ia here visiting her sister, Mrs. rage. "a.e y.
Rev. II. c. Page. rector OF bru'On-'-'''"
church. - IA bs-a
Miss Berta Olcoti. Of Richmond, IL n ~.
visiting Miss Jeanie Mercer. dan@n'ei u 'i''
John +. Mercer. on Francis street =. sror,
Mr.. Caxton Lively. Of Coyington' NJ NJ , eprn'
several dav. of this week here. ~, 2u Ioi .l
He came 10 attend the wedding OF Miss Lauia
Wolfe. T.
The funeral Of William Green; Tor years
iauit : Of our courthouse. took place yes'er-
dav. Death was caused by pneumonia
Miss Annie Jordan. OF Smlthheld. Is mere
visiting her sister. Mrs ane. IT.
Mr Iwell scott. Of James City GRANDSON
OF the venerable Colonel Benjamin :. Even.
has been offered q very lucrative position AZ
Newport News.
NJ. Frank Brown. OF jamestown Island
j. visiting Mrs X. NJ. Smith East Ind
Mr. Robert O.. Barlow. n weii-known local
politician. who has been sick for some time
Is. we are happy to state. almost entirely re-
stored 10 health.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-24
JoLLY, J4USrY J4RBEAU
Tho Pretty Iavorite VIII Draw Large
Crowd to the Theatre.

Tho Pretty Iavorite VIII Draw n Large
Crowd to the Fheatre.
Bright and pleasing Ycrnona Jarbeau and
her splendid company will entertain large
audiences at the Richmond Theatre On Thurs
day. Frdar and Saturday.
TIE musioa comedy Starlight" aptly de
scrIUed as piece of dramatic bric-a-brac was
expressly written for Miss Jarneau debut as
sfc~. The play IS a sparkling panorama "
relaed comic opera and speciality business ID
which there is remarkably good dancing.
come excellent singing and eXcrucatlng and
amazing situations ia great number Tho
entire play is capital ia conception and cast
The fun is intense and the fuu-makers dash
I'm. and daring. Everything is comedy. rich
fun last and furious graceful dancing of the
in0st vigaci0us kind and memorable melody.
Hiss Jurheau IS wonderful. She has
beauty and wit n force form aud action. and
eau dance with almost the grace and swift
ness of flashes OF Light. The way she sings
her topical songs ls delicious revelation
The u.iIeuce Will be quite carried away with
her imitation of Nine Iheos Where Are
Aou Going My Pretty 81 " Miss Jarbeeu
is dashng and cOguettlsh m all she q as.
Her laughing eyes are always dancing, and
her nlmbe feet are always IN steps. she
uses her voice which Is sweet and pure. IN
pging quite number of pretty songs. and
she int ise- life in the audience. and life in
everything from start TO finish.
Miss Jar eau's support j, frst-c'ass. Every
member Of the company does something
ere table. Ross Snow is an eccentric com
median Of excellent methods. and every word
he says proyokes laughter. Harry Crandul.
as the German is good. The ladies OF the
company are extremely hands )me. and IN the
last act their figures Will be ROBBED
1he sale of seats for the entire week opens
Monday at @ 4. W.. and with such a variety
of fine attractions the New Richmond Theatre
Will likely be- crowded tho entire week
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-24
Williamsburg.

WILLIAMSBURG. Va. Jan. 23.-One OF the
most enjoyable entertainments OF the season.
leap year ball. was given on Thursday even
ing last at Lee Hall by the young ladies' who
live IN that vicinity.
The music was furnished by the Howard
brothers. and dancing was INDUCED in until
the early hours of the following day. During
the evening most elegant supper was en-
l0yed. Among those present were Misses
Mary Branch, Lady Weymouth, Mary Adams.
Mary Cralord. Minnie Braithwaite, ID. A.
Wootten. Lucy Durtey Messrs. H. L. Hen
ley Jr.. II. l.. Bridges. Joseph Hame, Robert
A. Johnson. William l.. Fowler. Charles ".
Burke, l.. Branch. James l.. Curtis, Frank
Lee and William Lee.
Mr.. DeGroot, Of New York. having made
his usual Christmas donation 10 York River
sunday school. II was decided not 10 have a
CHRISTMAS tree this year. but 10 amuse the
children IN some other way. 60 on Thursday.
the 2lst instant. there was a large gathering
at the York River church both OF old and
young. Each child was given bundle of
candy, nuts. DC. An opening address was
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-24
Hamilton.

HAMPTON. Jan. -. Miss Resale Jones
gave most enjoyable progressive euchre
party Thursday night IN honor of nor guest
Miss Carrie Reynolds % charming young
society lady az Asaewlle. n. q. Those
present were Misses Willie and Eliz.
Jone-. Eliza Tabb. Matte. Mamie and
VI ggis Jones Mr. ~ A. Boyenton and lady.
Dr. IL ~. Boutele and lady. Mossrs Liv.
Whiting Harry Holt. thornton Jones. Charley
Hinckel. Frank Lee Booker Jones. Howard
Saunders. George Young. J.. J.. Sclater. r. ;,
Jones. and last but not. bv far least. Miss
Susie the charming sister of the hostess.
Miss Lila Jones and Liy. Whiting won the
first. and Mis- LILA labb and r. 5. Jones the
BOBBY prize respectively.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-24

CLIFTON FORCE. Jan. %. 1892.
"Thus thinys are strangely wrought,
Mhllo 10 1ul Nay doth last;
Take NAY lu time when 1iay is gone
The pleasant time is past

--- ~. - '
Take NAY lu time ben Mag is gone
The pleasant time is past
BY q slight change in the wording OF the
above quotation. 1t may be equally as we'll ape
pEcabie o. the feetiug season of indoor uas-
times. for the hours are short and the days
arc lew during which members of the social
ranks may avail themselves of the festivities
brought on by the long winter eNenin $. The
Clifton German Cluo' seems 20 be cogni-
zaut of these facts Last evening u gave the
second OF -eries Of several and considering
"a thing, was a very successful social affair.
Ar n. L. Nelson an easy stopper and grace
full dancer. led
sin and lace Mrs Campbell. black silk and
diamonds. Mrs f. NJ Moseey brocadel
China six trimmed with lace Mrs. ID. q.
Morris, white dotted null. Mrs. II. H. Nelson.
pink silk. trimmed with pink roses aud -e-
ranium leave-; Mrs. T.. 7. dunlap. corn coll
Ored silk Mrs H. Carlisle. China silk.
trimmed n lace Mrs Grice wine cOlorad
hughes. white cashmere trimmed with flow
ers. Miss Fannie llnsleY. white tied
net. Miss Jessie Hughes white cashmere
trimmed in flowers Miss Thompson. white
silk Miss Whitfield steel silk. Miss Mary
GcOdioe, black lace. with flowers Miss hOal-
cap. black lace. Miss Susie GOOdloe. red sil6
trimmed IN black lace. Miss Gree brown
China silk Miss Lena White black suk.
trimmed with lace: Miss Nellie Grady. white
over silk. trimmed with ace. Miss Mann white
cashmere. trimmed with falle silk and roses,
Miss hose. cream henrietta. The fol-
lowing gentlemen were present: Messrs
j. G. KING j. d. Dunford a.
T. White, 4. L. Allen, +. i. Dunlap
W +. linsley, O. C, Morris. f. NJ. Mose.ey.
IL i. Nelson. Charles Wingfeld. j. IL. Car
Isle j: D.. Wood George s. Wallace. J. V.
RIVALS. George j. Anderson. DR.. ". H. T.
Miller c. Is. Petit DR.. Morrison f. l. Killen.
ID Davis w L. Crawford j. w. Lipop and
Ernest White. The chaperons We're Mrs.
I. f. Dunlap. Mrs L. NJ. No eley. Mrs. O. G.
Morris and Mrs j. II. Carlisle
Not until long after the short hand of the
dial plate had passed the highest mark did
the gay assembly begin 10 dispense and even
then II WAS with feelings OF regret Very
strikingly was the success of the evening
exemplihed.