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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-03
CITY NEWS NOTES.

The Women's Sanitary Association meets
at 3 O'Clock on Thursday at the Propyleum
All interested are asked to be present.
The funeral of Miss Mary Harding. who
died Monday at her fathers home IN Wayne
township. Will occur Thursday afternoon,
at o'clock.
Marriage licenses were Issued yesterd ay
to John 4. Hurley and Maggie Murphy.
James L. Magruder and Anna I.ethe Hall,
George Elstrod and Mary Derslf.
The Indianapolis Society of Hygiene will
meet at the PropylRum this evening at 3
O'CLOCK. Mr.. LOUIS III. Gibson will read q
paper on The Relation of the Architect to
Hygiene
The Meridian w. c. T. U. will meet tins
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Potter, No.
444 North East street. Miss McComb will
give a lecture on The Florence Mission
Work in New York."
The deed of William s. Hubbard, con-
veying the Vance Block to the Indiana
Trust Company, was placed on file in the
recorders office yesterday. The deal was
made several days ago.
The Anderson Steel Casting Company
yesterday filed articles of incorporation
with the Secretary of State. giving a cap
ital stock of $l000O0 The owners ave Ben
jamin K. Haugh, William L. Kurtz and
john A. Kurtz.,
George w. Spahr. colonel of encampment
No. so. Union Veteran Legion. earnestly re-
quests the members of the organization TO
meet at the adlutant-generaPs office, on
North Delaware street. at 1915 p. VI. to-day.
for the purpose of attending tho funeral
of the late b. p. Wells. member of the
encampH.ent
AZ ST. james Church. corner West and
Walnut streets. tonight. at 7:45 O'clock the
st. PauPs chapter of the Brother hood of
st. Andrew viii hold special service, ow-
ing TO the absence OF the rector. This will
be the first reunion since Lent. Mr.. o. w.
Isensee Will sing bass solo COMPOSED by
Schneider. The services will be specially
interesting.
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Hubbites Cannot Get Divorces.

Boston, May 2.-Absolute divorce in
massachusetts, is legally i'm possible at pres
ent. The situation Is due TO an act which
went into effect yesterday, and which the
judges of the Superior Court declare un-
constitutional. 1t orders that the decree
nisi, after the expiration of six months.
can be made absolute by decree of the
clerk of the court. Here is the bling
block in the legal procedure The max
ing of the decree nisi a decree absolute is
q judicial act. How then can clerk,
whose Office is entirely ministerial, perform
that actf The court will not grant the de-
cree In the face of such an act of the Legis-
lature and the clerk will not attempt to
usurp judicial powers. Speedy legislation
Will be demanded for the repeal OF tue OBJ
DOxious statute.
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Joshua Munden Arrested.

Joshua Munden ran straight into the
arms of officer Warren yesterday. am the
meeting was an unlucky one for tho for
mer. The officer haa been looking for him
since Monday night with a warrant for
petit larceny. Joshua Is accused of steal
ing a watch from one Barney McMahan
while the pair were out seeing the sights
on Monday evening. it IL said that Mum
den extracted the timepiece from his
friends person while the latter was unduly
intoxicated.
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spanish War Vessel. Leave for Cuba.

NEw YORK. May 2-Tbe Spanish flag
ship Infanta Isabel. with the Nueva
Espana In her wake. steamed mp tho North
river, and out by Sandy Hook this morn
ing. These are the first of the visitors to
60. and others will, one by one, pick up
their anchors, and turn their noses TO ard
the Narrows. The Infants Isabel. with the
admiral on board. will 90 directly TO Cuba
10 escort the Spanish Princess Infansa
worlds fair. The Nueva and Espana will
60 10 Spain. The remaining representa-
tive of Spain. the Reina Regenta. will stay
here for repairs. She will be put in the
dry dock at the navy yard.
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Grac. Church Revival.

The interest ontinues undated in the
revival services being conducted ct the
Grace NJ. Z. Church by Camp Meeting
John" Nsugle. The evangelist Is thorough
believer IN the effectiveness of the old
fashioned metho DIS in REVEALS, and ia meet.
ing with the greatest encouragement from
the congregation. and the meetings have
been unusually successful. There will be
services at the church all day to-day. and
at O'Clock Friday afternoon there will be
o special service for ladies only.
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Preacher Sues Tor Libel.

Reuben Cline. minister of the Mission
sry Baptist Church and pastor of the Crook
ed-creek Church. has filed SUIT against
Isaac Myers. asking $4,000 for alleged
Greenleaf Hall, North indianapolis, on
Sunday, April %. Cline charges that on
that day. during religious services In the
hall. Meyers. speaking of him tClinej said:
HE 10 william, ne is a whisky seller, he is
o frequenter of saloons he has been seen to
stand IN front OF saloons and look TO see If
any body WAS watching. aud when no Que
was near TO go In aud take drink; that Is
the kind OF preacher he Is"
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William Hall. arrested for attempting to
burgIarIze the residence of Mrs. OFT. on
Sinker street. waived arrangements in the
Police Court yesterday morning and was
held for the action OF the grand Jury.
William Shoot was sent TO the work house
Tor carrying concealed weapons in default
OF the payment of a fine OF 81 and costs.
BiJah Young, charged with che same Of
Tense. failed TO appear for trial and his
bond was defauIted.
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Accused of a Serious Crime.

William Stanley, employed at Broad
Ripple by man named Roberts. was ar
rested yesterday morning and placed In
Jail on the charge of assaulting Alice
Roberts. the four-year- old daughter of his
employer. Stanley is nineteen years of
age. he was given preliminary hearing
IN eourk
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-03
Not Fanohon. of The Stage.

Maggie Mitchell. BY her attorneys, Beckett
IL Doan, will to-day file suit against the
Citizens Street-railroad Company. asking
damages in the sum of S25. 900 for injuries
received while attempting to ailght from q
car at the corner of Mississippi and Micai-
gan streets. Ia attempting TO get off bob
tail car her foot caught in the step and she
was thrown To the ground aud dragged
several feet. receiving the injuries Tor
which she asks damages.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-03
MeClou., Released

John McCIoud. of Salem. was liberated
from the penitentiary yesterday under the
prov isions of the poor convict law.
AcCioud was sent TO prison eighteen
months ago BY the United States Court for
circulating counterfeit money
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-03
Got Various Judgments.

In Room of the Superior Court. yester-
day. jud gments were rendered in favor of
Daniel Foley against Thomas Small, j. L.
Universaw. William o. Elliott. }. Morgan
and Aaron G.. Osborne to forecl0se street.
improv ement liens.
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MIR. Rnls,a Amendments

Henry G. q. Balls has been notified that
he is appointed the representative In Ma
rion county of the Worlds Congress Aux
iliary of the worlds fair. and will give let
ters of introduction To tho farmers of this
county who desire any special information
on agricultural subjects when they visit
the fair.
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Rebecca Committed Suicide.

CHICAGO. May 2.-Ihe coroner's jury TO-
doy decided that Rebecca Berghold who,
Saturday. was found in the Southern
Hotel with her throat cut. had committed
suicide. The evidence which brought ont
the verdict was given by q porter of the
hotel. who testified that he heard, on Fri
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-03
A Remarka6ty Elastic Carn,,

The cork floor covering. "Linoleum," has so
RAPIDLY increased in popularity that 10 il super
seding eyerythin .or that purpose Its remark
able durability Is the secret of its First
class carpet dealers keep II. The original make
has the name. "Wild's Linoeum" on the back
Take no other
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-03
Mr.. Locke and Mis-. Reid.

Charles L. Locke will be in the city Fri
day to consult with the Musical Festival
committee concerning the final arrange
ments for the festival. Miss Margaret Reid
arrived in New York city yesterday en-
route TO this city to take part in the fes-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-03
Preston VS.. sweeney.

Minnie Preston yesterday began pa
terDity proceedings against Allison
Sweeny before Justice Daniels. The de-
foDdant is employed by the Freeman, and
will have hearing Friday morning.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-03

William o. Welch has sued the Premier
Steel Company for 5000 damages for IN
juries received during the month of Febru-
arg BY the falling OF an elevator.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-03

missed. Hill was charged with having
obtained fee as attorney in q case before
Squire johnson by misrepresenting the
facts.
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barge ASasns, Hn, Dismissea.

In the Police Court yesterday morning
the charge of petit larceny against Henry
Z. Hill, tie colOred attorney. was dis
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-03
A Classic.

Philadelphia North American
The address Of General Harrison at the
reception OF the Liberty Bell by the school
children Of Indianapolis will pass into cur
rent literature as a classic.
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NEW YORK HAT co

man who was with her. The porter said
that he heard her say: IF you leave me you
Will never see me alive again" That night
the man left and next morning the woman
was found dead. This. to the jury, was
conclusive evidence that the woman had
killed herself
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-19
ST. ANTHONY PARK.

Upon Tuesday evening, March 81. an old
folks concert will be given in the Congrega-
tional church under the aus pices of ,the
Christian Endeavor society, The following
elaborate programme has been prepared I'VE
First Part-"Strike We Cymball." all We men
and women singers; Turner" all We men
and women singers; "Worldlie Song" Jede-
diah Clarke; tune on the spinnet, Sister
Furber: "Worldlie Song;" New Durham,
all We men and women singers; MY Glorious
Home;" one of We men will speak a piece.
lie Second Part-"Sound the Loud Tymbral,"
all we men and women singers; w orldlie
Song" Love Sparks Cudworth; "Worlulie
Song" four OF We men and wom-
of We men and women singers;
"Worldlie Song, Worldrie Song ali Of We
women singers; tune on we spinnet, Humil.
ity Kennard; Aud Lang Syne." The tai
ent will be entirely local, as follows Ye
timebeater, Jedediah Clarke; player on we
spinnet Humility Kennard; We womenne
singers Lovesparks Cadworth, Hepzebah
Chandler. PreScella Whitman, Experience
Burghardt Cousin Temperance Worden.
Patience Bentley, Perseverance Nc
Cannon, Jemima Tucket Wilcox
(spinster) aud Keziah Dryer Harwood
Ye Meme tSingers- Marsh, Haze
diah Guise, Ichabod Baleome, Ebeneze-
Jereboam Ribble, Nebuchadnezzer Heeker.
Hodija CriDpen. Look Here-Ye sounding
of we Musicke will begin soon after candle
light Cat eight by We clock).
Mrs. Burghardt entertained the Friday
Afternoon club last week, the subject under
discussion being Australia and the Sand
witch Islands" Papers were read on the
history. the government. the character and
occupations and the present polIticd con-
ditiOn.
The Saturday Night club met with w.
W. Clark last evening. The paper for the
evening was read by Mr.. Cannon upon
sleep" Is
Quite a number of the ladies from the
Park have been attending Miss Peck's lectures
i'll st. Paul the last two weeks.
The ladies OF the Church of Our Father
gave a most enjoyable social at Central hall
last Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Erwin, who has been i'll for several
weeks, will leave shortly for Iowa, where she
hopes to regain her health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilde and daughter are visit
ing in Minneapolis for the month of March
Mrs. Moffatt and Mrs. Noble left last week
for New York and other Eastern points.
Judge Emory and his son, Rowland, made
the Park a flying visit the past week.
w. W. Clark m ade short "trip 10 Chicago
1ocf
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-19
DAYTON'S BLUFF.

The Dayton's Bluff Euchre club was pleas
anlly entertained on Tuesday evening by Mr..
and Mrs. j. c. Barber, of Maria avenue.
Prizes were awarded to Miss Stella Freeman,
Mrs. Middleton and Mrs DR.. Sehiffman; Mr..
Philips, Mr. Andrews ard Mr.. Tracey.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs. d. r,
Hevener Mr. and Mrs Andrews, Mr.. and
Mrs. Barber. Mr.. and Mrs. Sherin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Farwell Mr.. and Mrs. Krieger. Mr.. and
Mrs. Middleton DR.. and Mrs. Schiffman, Mr..
and Mrs. Tracey, Mr. an d Mrs. Hoffman, Mr..
Freeman. Mr.. Philips, the Misses Freeman
aud Bodle.
A delightful surprise party was rendered
Master Walter Granville at his home on Eu-
cid street last Friday afternoon. The chill
dren spent the time in playing games, after
which supper was served. Those present
were Edna Heaton, Lulu Blazing, Ida
Blazing, Ida Herman, Ada Rose, Elsie Rose,
Ida Bonn, Alice Logerman, Violet Thor
worth, Carl Cordeck, Paul Hevener, Hugo
Herman. Paul Rose and Norman Thorn
or;h.
a pleasant meeting of the Two-to-Five
Euchre club was held last Wednesday at The
home of Mrs. d. l.. Wilson, of University
avenue. Prizes were won by Mrs. Warner,
Mrs. Bouse, Mrs. HeYeuer, Mrs. G. j. Wilson
and Mrs. johnson. The next meeting will
be with Mrs. c. j. Wilson, of Westminster
street.
An entertainment was given in st. Johns
hail. corner of Frances and Forest streets,
last Friday evening An Grafton was deliv-
cred by j. j. Ryder, which was followed by
musical and literary programme.
The Columbian Bowling club held its reg
ular meeting last Saturday afternoon the
hoStesses being the Misses Hevener, He'll
lein. King and De Haas. Miss Ollie Freeman
won the badge.
The Columbian Cinch club met with DR..
and Mrs. Giidden last Friday evening at their
home on Bates avenue. All were dressed in
costume to celebrate st. Patricks day.
In iNnG nf for a ahro
party to be given by Miss Olive Becht next
Thursday evening at the home of p. j.
Geiseu, of Mound street.
Mrs. Anderson, of East Third street, enter
tanned the Junior e. Z. Society of the Bates
Avenue Nj. E. Church at a donkey party last
Thursday afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Ashbury NJ.
E. church met last Friday afternoon with
Mrs. X. Murray, of Phalen avenue.
The Alcayde Euchre club will meet at the
home of Miss Schiemau, of Hoffman avenue,
next Wednesday evening
A large number of bluff people attended
the Either club concert at Ford's music hall
last Thursday evening.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Bacon, of Maria avenue, en-
tertained number of friends at cards
Wednesday evening.
Miss Stella Thorworth, of Mound street, en-
tertained the Young Ladies' IL D. p. club last
Friday afternoon.
. The next meeting will be with Mr.. and
Mrs. d. Il. lIevener of East Sixth street.
Rev. j. IL. Dewart OF st. Cloud, visited
friends on the bluff during the week.
Miss Grace Bodle. of Maria avenue, enter
tanned friends OH Thursday.
Rev. T. McClary has returned from a trip
to Winnipeg, Man.
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ST. PAUL PARK.


The Odd Fellows met Thursday night and
organized lodge of the Daughters OF Re-
becca. The following officers were elected:
Z. Baumenn, \. G.; Julia Truax, V. c.. Lot
tie Link, recording secretary: Julia Popp,
treasurer The grand lodge officers will be
present 10 install the officers next Thursday
night.
The various churches held union temper
ance meeting last Sunday night at the Pres
byterian church The meeting was very en-
thusiastic addresses being made by Rev. Mr.
Walters, Prof. Naux and q. W. Hammer.
Ed Clark, OF Denmark, met with quite an
accident here Friday. His horse ran away,
throwing him out. badly cutting his head.
Macarthur Bros. have been moving their
grading outfit to Chicago TO be used on the
worlds fair grounds.
The Columbia club hal a delightful dane
Ing party Friday night seventy-three couples
being present
Rev. Mr.. Cochrane. of Minneapolis. will
fill the pulpit of the Presbyterian church
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs Vaughn have moved into the
residence on Summit avenue lately occupied
by Mr.. Green.
The Hamline trio gave a very pleasant en-
tertainment at the Presbyterian church Fri
day night.
Prof. Pottgieser, of ST. Paul. gave a piano
recital at the rooms of Ii. .. Sproat Friday
night.
A. Monahan and MILFORD Link leave for
Devils Lake, n. D., tomorrow.
DProf. Vaux lett for his home at Faribault
Friday, to spend his vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs Perkins, of Denmark, attended
the party Friday night.
Mrs. Maria Warner, of ST. Paul, Is visiting
Miss Gafney.
The schools closed Friday for their spring
vacation.
NJ. d. Miller returned from the East Iasl
NIGHT
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-19

Wallace vice president, C. A. Cahoon; sec
rotary, Z. q. Resonant treasurer. E. A.
Dunn; critic, w. l.. Penney; chaplain, b. A.
Shuman. 81
The Y. NJ. c. A. oflicerselscted Thursday
were: President, 3 A. Shnnlan: vice .presi-
dent, E. H. Wallace; corresponding score
tary, A. II. Leach recording secretary L. Ia
Phelps; treasurer, G +. Southwick.
The Athenean officers for the spring term
are the following: President, Miss Gould
'93; vice president, Miss Gressey '05; secre-
tary, Miss Mabel Gould, 30; treasurer, Miss
Mary Santee.
II. L. Hartley and r. IT. Larson. OF the
state university, attended meeting OF the
State Oratorical association Friday.
Miss Bessie Clapp. of New Richmond, was
at the college Thursday and Friday to lake
the winter term examinations x
Miss Jayne Davee will entertain the Y. W.
Z. A. with quiz social Thurs day at her
home on Fairview avenue. az
The annual recital of the department. of
elocution is postponed until the second Tues
day OF the spring term. OaE
Miss ertrude j. Torrance, '93, has re-
turned to her home in Worthington and will
not rejoin her class. 81
John 4. Williams '05, is spending his va
cation with his relatives in Lake Crystal.Ae +,
Miss Alice Maxwell. of Durand. Wis, is
visiting Miss Sadie L. Higgins Sc W.
W. Ii. G. Folsom, of Taylor's Falls, visited
his son, Howard Folsom, Cd Friday.
Mrs. Leonidas Merritt OF Duluth, visited
N. B. Wheeler, "a, this week. { p
Miss Van Dorm entertained Miss Elizabeth
Bell, of Superior. last week.
The Misses Santee have returned to their
home in Fairmont.
Miss Jennie Walker has gone to her home
in Clark, S. d.
Mr.. and Mrs C. W. Phillips are visiting in
Excelsior
B. A. Shuman is spending the week in
Faribault
Will Jenness has returned to his home in
Window.
e: a. Cooke has gone to his home in Med
ford.
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HAMLINE COLLEGE.

The members OF the senior class were en-
tertained at dinner Thursday evening by DR..
and Mrs. Bridgmar. There were present
Misses Shoemaker. Gould, Barkuloo, Snow,
Norton. jerks, Campbell. Law. Evans;
Messrs. Handy, Tucker Maxwell, Bonney,
Diamond. johnson, Stevens. Barnum.
Messrs. Chapman, Sperry and Bissell. or
Carleton college, attended the meeting TO Or
ganize an intercollegiate ball league last
Wednesday. the officers elected were: Pres
ident. Vance, of Manchester; vice president
Bissell, Of Carleton; secretary and treasurer,
Miller
The table at the ladies' hall dining room,
over which Miss jerks presides, had a feast
in the science hall Thursday. The members
are: Misses jerks, 'y3; Sheppard, '96; Davis,
90; Clark. 95; Stewart, '96: Messrs. Higgings,
90; Southwick. ~. and Stockman.
= The music studio has been entirely remod-
eled during the past term and now forms
one of the most attractive spots in the build
ings. Ii now has a seating capacity of about
fifty, and the plan is to give monthly recltals
during the coming term.
The officers of tbe Browning society are
President, Miss jerks so; vice president,
Miss Clark, '95; secretary, Miss Sylvester, 20;
treasurer. Miss McCollum, 81 executive
committee, Miss CLARK, '95; Miss Downie, 90;
Miss Eennesrum. '95.
The Amphictvan society has the following
officers for the spring term: President. W. H.
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1n General.

prizes were awarded ALI elegant lunc h was
served.
The Carman Musical club last night gave
one of its extremely enjoyable Saturday
evening concerts. The programme consisted
of duets solos and some really good piano
work. Every number was rendered in
thoroughly delightful manner. which was
naturally TO be expected from the high quail
ity OF the members of the organization.
Prof Carman has had demand for his sery
ices from Minneapolis. which will hereafter
necessitate the giving of two days week to
that city.
QTuesday night St Paul Lodge No. 80. II. P.
o. EIks. gave ladies' social session for its
many friends and quite number OF the
members of Minneapolis lodge. 7. B. Arnold
entertained the company with clever eXhl-
bltion in the black art, and t: G. Corners
sang two very pretty songs. Dancing ana
refreshments followed.
Miss Catherine Swift and MISS Jennie
Fling pleasantly entertained a number OF
their friends at IS West Tenth street Friday
T. j. Swift. of Boston. Mass, who left on the
evening train. Among the friends present
were j. b. Swift A. Gruye, II. c, Douglas.
Margaret L. Degnan, Miss Sue Grace and
Agnes Wilson.
Miss Anna $. Peck delivered the last of a
course of three illustrated lectures on an
cient Greece Friday night. at the Peoples
church. The subject was "A Trip in the
PelopounesoS. Miss Peck detailed in a
graphic manner the incidents of tour from
Athens through Corinth, Mycenae Argos
Tyrius and other places of historic interest.
NJ. P Butler, of 46O Virginia avenue. was
agreeably surprised by a number OF his
friends on Friday evening, it being the six
ty-ninth anniversary of his birthday. Pro-
gessive euchre furnished amusement for
the evening. The head prize was won By
Mr.. Jaeger and the foot by Miss Shelby.
The dime museum given Friday evening
under the auspices of the mission school, by
the young people of the Atlantic Congrega'
tional church. at their hall on Simms street,
proved to be a very laughable affair." and it
was quite well attended.
On Thursday night, from to O. Mrs. j. A.
Wheelock, of Summit avenue, gave large
reception tor Mrs. Ingerson. Friday Mrs.
McLaren gave a delightful luncheon for Mrs.
Ingersolk who has been much feted during
the past few weeks.
The Ladies Society of Bethany Church,
corner of Stryker avenue aud Winifred street,
gave well-attended apron sale i'll the church
parlors Thursday evening. The supper was
followed by Il musical programme OF several
numbers.
The o. D. c. c. c. will give their sixth
social hop at tmoreland hall Easter Mon
day evening, April 3. Music by Kleists or
chestra. Dancing will commence at O'Clock
sharp.
The Phoenix Euchre club was entertained
Tuesday evening by Mrs. ID. ". StitIs at her
home, on East Congress street. and q very
enjoyable evening was spent by those pres
emit
The marriage of Henry S. Suneberg
and Miss Flora Weiss took place at the resi-
deuce of the brides parents. Sunday, March
II. AT home sunday, March 10.
Mrs Mae MiIlar, of the Colonnade, gave a
box party at the Metropolitan the latter part