Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25
DAWN OF A SEASON
When Local Society Viii Wit
ness the
MOST BRILLIANT EVENTS
The Social wofld OF Grand Rapids Has
Ever Seen How Society Wtn
Amuss Itself This Wnte1


possibilities OF modern s0cisl life. Ths
early September DAYS are marked &c a
home coming period closely followed
by wardrobe furnishing era. soaas
little time must necessarily eizpse be
fore the various h0usshoias AFT again
TIE fsl. and winter.
The month OF September ls nolable
for weddings. Ii Is Tie chosen time
for tue fulnlimenl OF many love
prophecy aud properly 80 Tor il is the
season when home Tee draw more tea
derry and strongly. Zach day witnesses
tie happy exchange OF VOWS, soBe by
the parental hearth, othets 10y the
church aitsI aud still Others more TO-
mantle in the modern 0Tstns Green.
Social teas and other snall tui en-
loyabls events follow anti the socisl
round may toe SAID 20 be n
full motion. Each year there are
few great events which come
with the regularity OF the season.
There Is the charity bali. toe Peninsu-
lar club annual, the military bslls and
lssterly the ~. Cecilia tai, winch for
! two seasons past Las ecllpseo ia bra
/ haney anything heretofore gwen.
| There will be 8 new departure tEls sea
son IN the line OF charity balls. Tie
~, Marks hospital management Nil
early IA November give grand Coium-
/ ban bail, ct which The costumes OF ye
olden time viii s5ins Respondent
Searching tor Costumes
Old slks. rich brocades, yellow faces
/ and antQuatsG leNelry are nov being
/ taken from oaken chest and IRON
/ bound bo1 10 be RENTED. though not
/ changed ia styie for the occasion. Tee
| Misses Gage and Beneaict have charge
/ OF the dance. aud many new figures
1 Will be introduced with the Old time
! graceful aud stately dances.
I After tie spectscuiaf program hGs
/ been carried out q general bali viii ho
gwen. ia which all Who desire may
| take part. Ine following committees
/ have been appointed 60 take charge ~
the arrangements: Executive commit
/ tee-CnalrmAn. Mrs. a. X. l.. Pierce,
/ Mrs L. Z. Faller. Mrs. ~. X shelby.
Mrs. I. j. % BreD. MFs. oseph Penny,
Mrs. ". +. Bulklcy, AIR aad Mrs.
Anton u. Hodenpyl. NJ. and Ars. 4.
/ :. Haze.tine, Aessis. +. =. 6orhsm, J..
L. Warden. I. (. Falier. John 4.
Coyode. Tableaux committee Mrs {.
| A. Parker, chairman; Mrs. Mary Ken
dali, Mrs. j. {. Herkner, Mr. +. X. J..
Carpenter, NJ. J. smiley. Misses Nellie
Miller, Marsh, Frances Pierce, he
becca Richmond, Mr.. and Mrs. y.
). NcCsy, Mr.. and MIR. A..
{. Torrey, Mr.. and Mrs. ". A. 1ateum,
/ Or. and Mrs. Eugene Boise, Mr. aud
! Mrs. A. +. Porter, Mr.. aid hTs. ". %.
/ HughsTt, Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs.. Edward
Lowe. MIR. and Mrs. J. II. Z. Hughsft.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Miller, Nj. ana
1 Mrs. Viii Fowler, John :. Lawrence,
J. II. l.. Burgwin. Frank NolgI- Dec
Grafton committee-Mr. and Mrs. A.
r. Worden, Mrs Gen. =. 4. Pierce,
J Mrs. +. +. Sweet. Mrs. Il. =. Sinclair,
Mrs. ;. l.. Whitney. Mr.. and Mr.. T..
Stewart White, Mr. aud Mr..
III. r. Hastings. Mr.. and Mrs. I. G..
| smith, Mr.. and Mrs. james O.. Nc
BRIDE, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles IL. Per
kins, the Rev. Or. and Ars. Campbell
Fair, Mr.. and Mrs. George {. Pierce f.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Corson. Mr.. and
Mrs. John r.. More, Mrs Fred Maynard,
Mrs. VI. u. Gilbert. Mrs. George X.
| Mayhew. Mrs. Cartwright, Mrs.. lr.
Peterson, Messrs. Leo. =. II. usher.
| Robert Barnard Charles Seymour. John
widdicomh. Col Joseph Penny Re
treatment committee. Mrs. G. II.
| Granger. chairman. Mrs. Thomas Free
msn. Mira ;. T.. Mormley. Mrs. Eliza
beth Collins, Mira. Francis Detellier,
Mrs. J. ". Chsmplln. Mrs. Dr. Wooster.
Mrs. Joy, Mrs. William Robinson,
Mrs. J. c. Nenbkm, Mira Robert
Sinclair, Mrs. A. J. Bovine, Mrs.
A. Crane. Nrs. q. X. johnson.
Mrs. T. +. Church. Mrs. Sarah Morris.
Mrs. T. ". Strahan, Mrs. r. b. Gilbert.
Music cOmmitiee-Mrs. J.. =. Ihl,
chairman; Mr. snd Mrs Henry Post,
Mrs. Reuben Peterson. Francis Camp
bell; as.isted by the hoEplta ten. Pro-
gram and floor-John McQuewan,
chairman; Messrs. VIII Granger. {. =.
Whitney. Rowland Lowe. =. =. Aldrch.
John seymour, =. n. Bail. Charles
McQuewan, +. Marshall. Fred Desne,
Roy BsrnbsTt. James Groshy, Luclus
Torrey, John 81 dgett. Oliver Hughsrt,
Walter McBron, Roy Guswoid, Bern
ard Cobb. Randall Hawkins.
Undoubtedly the 4. =. A. Home sDd
Hospital will arrange a brilliant bs
with the success when has usually az
tended the efforts OF the management.
and II the 1t. Cecilis's fsh 10 give .
! kfhrI Fhtl on iIe Iikut OF iNt ittA tt1
ol the year they viii be isrcrsroiug
the precedent Of two vesfs past
The Peninsuiar club annual ball, the
most exclusive event 81 the kinc, VIII
probably occur shortly before lent 80
has been the custom. The military
balls have been given e. late IN the sea
son 80 April. but more often they oc-
cur near the holiday time. There VII
be a number OF grsao dancing parties
given at the fine pr vsie residence. fof
which this city - famous. Severe.
beautiful young eris Wal formal 81
emerge from The seolnslon ~ school
life end thor coming 0ut vii he the
cccason q elaborate socisl events
with TIE various fairs and islis nov
being considered. society VII indeed b.
bright the coming season sud far W.
~ ne huds sud blossoms in aKuuists
raIment riyHllng the c0lors ana texture
Of garden Of rosets
Preserved 20 NE Courts
Tomorrow the resolutions adopted hT
the Kent County Bar sssoclstiou on
the desfh 81 the lSte , s tgei-ston
W. formally Pc presented % the I've