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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16
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p. ]. Coppens IL Ottawa street has
gone to Bridgeport. Alabama. where the
factories 81 the American Handle CON-
pany are located. Mr.. Coppens il Sec
rotary and treasurer Of the company.
He was accompanied by his brother. G.
L. Coppens OF Boone. They will be gone
two weeks.
Miss Thomas. principal Of one of the
city schools. who has been very i'll at st.
Marks hospital. has gone to her home
at Dowsgiac for q weeks rest.
Mrs. Amos Woodward. who has been
visiting G. NJ. Woodward and her broth.
ers, g. r. and w. NJ Corydon, has re-.
turned to her homo in Ashland.
Miss Jennie Chapman Of Boston. who
has been visiting f. p. Sinclair. No. 3l5
East Fulton street. has been called home
by the illness OF her mother.
Mrs. Jeanette w. Crawford of Bos.
ton. who has been giving q series Of
Beethoven recitals in the city. has gone
10 Muskegon.
Mrs. Joseph Houseman has gone east
and will visit Philadelphia. New York
and Atlantic City before returning.
Homer Nash. one Of the managers Of
the Hotel Ottawa last season. il steward
in a hotel in Nashville. Tennessee.
Mrs. +. y. Towse has returned to her
home in Nenominee. being called thith-
or 10y the illness Il her sister.
Miss Mamie Denton 81 No. 52o East
Fulton street is visiting friends ia
lowell
DIR. Richard Smith has gone 10 Hough-
ton. upper penirsu TO remain perma-
neDtly.
Mrs. w. X Shelby has gone to New
York for visit IL several weeks.
Miss Gala Travis has returned 10
Akeley institute. Grand Haven.
4. -. Crozier has gone to Tennessee
on business trip.
Mrs. Charles H. Amin has returned
"a Chicago
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16

Mrs. Katharine H. Johnston OF Phila-
delphia. nee Miss Hulburt. we'll known
"a the former principal IL the grammar
school in this city. is Visiting her sister,
Mrs. j. q. Read. Of Henry street.
DR.. and Mrs. G.. S. Hazeltine and
children have returned from visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Douglass Of
Iowa.
ID. ID. Cody and family have returned
from the Rock river country. Florida.
where they have spent the winter.
Mrs. Libbie A. Ruggles Of Fowlerville
is visiting Mr.. and Mira r. h. Fowler.
No. ~ South Division street
Miss Myrtle Taylor OF lowell 10 the
guest Of Miss Florence Hildreth. No. A5
West Division street.
DIR. NJ. Beatty Of Cincinnati has moved
to this city and hae rented the residence
No. II Charles streut.
John w. Blodgetthas returned from
Florida His father stopped in New
York to visit fricnae
Frank J. Kirby Of tho Hotel Rich.
mond. Chicago. 10 visiting relatives and
fricAds in the city.
Mra G. Stuart johnson has returned
from southern California much i'm
proved ia health.
Miss Maud Doe Of the Eagle compos-
ing room il at home again FROM her visit
to Ohio.
j. L. Strelitsky has gone TO Chicago
to attend to some worlds fair matters.
Ed Teller OF Detroit is visiting old
friends here.
+. A. Moseley has returned from his
eastern trip.
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Th.s club. which 10 composed ofsff-
teen women nesshsss. has BEEN doing
souae very interesting work lately. They
meet every Friday afternoon At the home
u Mrs.. MssYarsf Andres. No. aie south
Prospect strsss. They hoh lately what
they call Il Sympoaluu Of Ideal tie.
publics,- consisting u succession 81
afternoons dsvosei b the study OF world
famous schemes ton paper. for the up
lifting Il humanity.
The folb,viny are sonis q the theories
and plans dlscussei. -Piato's Republic.
Mrs. Andrew; -Pisto's Republic Roman
lied by Cicero" Mira Newton; -Piato's
Republic Chrsstiani,cd by ST Augus-
tine" MIRA Tsachout: baccns Drew
Atlantis Mrs. q. Fitzgerald; Putarch .
@Lycusgus." Ms whelan; Halls Nun
dus Alter ct ldem" The Othsr and the
same wcsisil. Mr.. Fuller; Campanellos
City u the sun" Mrs Cdell, More's
Utopia" Miss Currier: Lytton Com
ing Race" MIRA Ames; Morris News
from Nowhere Mrs. Smith; Donnelly's
Golden Bottle" Mrs. Richmond, "A. ID.
.sco.- Mrs Putnam
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Tones and Half Tones.

Mrsl Davis and Messrs Post and
Campbell sang lsst week at the enter
tainmsnt gotten UP Tor the teoeiit "a
Mrs Margaret Custer Calhoun. the re-
tiring state librarian. The entertain
uent vzs a fine success IN every Nay.
Mrs Czlhoun's recita'ious were vel r.n
d~r-d Mr. Camrhelrs singing was.
however. The success - the evening.
he Sss res.sllrd i've times. responding
even ~ tho last with his usual good
nature
The nirsfAsnth pupils recital - g. v
n Cclveli sill take place in the Park
congregational church tomorrow even.
ing Al - the numbers cu the program
oil 30 rsn,l~rei by ths younger pupils.
Miss Nat, Thompson. promising pupil
~ Mrs. Nichols. will furnish the vocal
part II tie entertainment.
At the '.esulsr meeting - the South
End l.. T. g Nie L,zsie S.sinrlan sang
vith exss-.,iins sweetness tvo ssng-
which met With 4 very enthusiastic re-
c-psion Miss Ida Rosenberg acted Sc
accom- PIANIST.
The rsrlor musicale given THURSDAY
night At The hoppe "a Juliys Berlusy Nv
the pupils ~ Axsrs. Lsndon ami psd
d0n gave great Satisfaction IN the TRENDS
ard patrr'ns and Slid rwn present.
Ms R.hecrs w. f'rsaty plsys an i'm
rortars numtsy n the proxrzrn ~ living
German composers shIch y 70 be given
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Pleasantly Surprised.

Ralph Anderson % No. 81 West Bridge
street was pleasantly surprised last Tues
day evaning by about twenty hive 81 his
young fr.endA Progressive pedro was
played. the head prizes being captured
by Miss leila Hammacher and Delbert
Wells. aod the consolation prizes by
Miss Eta Fannaff and Jay Prescott.
Other games were INDUCED in. after
which light refreshments were served.
The following were present: Miss Mabel
Barnard. Edith Finch. Eva Mills. Velma
Smith. Eta Fannan. Edith Smith.
Emma Sietz. May Kerr. Mamie Brown.
Frankie Bradford. Zella Hammacher.
Grace David. Madge Midwinter. Ralph
Mosher. Alfred Rasch. Delbert Wells.
Arthur Midwinter. Newell Holcomb. Ed
ward Victor. Herbert Redd. Ben Leaven-
worth. Jay Prescott. Charles Bradford,
Claud Owens and Leonard Smith.
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joTs OF APRIL JOYS
Society Diversions Are Scarce in
Spnng Time
some veaY PafIIy WEDDINGS
unse HAkso paaDo AnA Oshess VII
yos1Dw --elsusns Ov&U1nAi 9nsss.
saisasoas ClUvsssy 0svtsA

Noe that April b speeding % fast
sUay psoVis hss.a 10 tAisk u The sres-
tns o. Nay nDvss. aad IN vasiOus pasts
a ths city parsass ere forming - 50 n
search a V - 10 psopsr time.
Apropos % tAs coming .oe May. vhy
would IL not b veil Tor the young PEP
20 Of Grand Rspsis 10 introduce de
old fzshioasd ssd pretty custom ot hang
isg May BASKETS: The young men
would certainly welcome the lnnovasioa.
and ID would furnish beneficial exsrcis
~ the young voaea. il the first May
morning 10 - chilly this year - It 70
Sons 10 Do In Grand Rapids.
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street gave q o.eioek tee 10 the Valley
Naty Fedso eaab rtdzs evening frissa
sers taken b. Mis- heary McCosnaiek
and Mn bossvirk and J. b. Evans and
l. D. Steward.
ThA Ladies Guild q Trinity church
gave social n the home Il Mrs. l.
Fietches. on Clancy street. last Thur
day evening. ia which orange and white
decorations we're TASTEFUL, arranged A
pleasing program wss given aud ~
Treatments segvei>
The Temple al Fame" At Hartmann
recital hall on Thursday night tor tbs
bsnsdt q the Womxns home and
hospstal was literally patEonissd BY the
public and Ma given with the came
taste that characterized its former ex-
hibitious.
Ga Thursday evening = pedro party
IVES given n the home II 4. II. LccnSrd.
No. % Sheldon street. under the aus
picss of st. Cecilia twenty No. IL.
Ahsut eighty persons were present.
The Eve local lodges u the Knights u
Pythlas gave grand banquet on last
Wednesday night at ths New Living
ston. About 30 guests sat down To the
sSSrss 49, tt~ Wv" ~f''~ss~s ~
music and toasts-
On Tuesday evening a reception wss
given ut tho residence 81 Mrs John
MowAtt. Ma. 3si Cherry street. There
WAS fine musical program and light re-
freshments were served.
The women oe the Pisinfeld Avenue
congregational church gave . pleasant
donation party at Pettits hall Wednes-
day evening. II was also n financial
success.
The Woman's Relief Corps at the
North End gave pedro part yon Tues-
day evening at the home IL Mrs. Lizzie
Gardafee. No. 80 Quimby street.
The Marguerite Social club hop given
in the armory Of the Custer guards on
"Wednesday evening WAS attended by
about forty couples.
Miss Fannie Wilcox closed her dan
cling school last Tuesday evening with
an informal hop which was very pleas
ant affair. 80
Last Monday afternoon Mrs. George
Vandyke gave very pleasant o'clock
tea To ten young women,
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Valley City lodge. +. and A. NJ. gave
reception in its ball Thursday night.
Tables were arranged for pedro and
about COO people embraced the oppor
tunity thus given and surrendered
themselves TO the wiles 81 the paste
boards Messrs. Carrier, Schaaf.
Mosher and Mowser did the black face
act" Miss Laura and May Rowson and
Miss Loa Bently furnished excellent
music. and Roy Fitch. Miss Read and
Miss Alice Taylor gave recitations.
Mrs. Edward kruse gave party for
her husband on Tuesday evening in
honor of bis birthday. Theevcning as
First prizes we're won by Mrs. a. X.
ond prizes by Miss Lottie Nib,ack and
Mr.. Nihlack. Mr.. kruse vas presented
by the guests with handsome chair.
Miss Helen Lipgins,si gave a very
PLEASANT party Ia her many friends at
her home. No. 81 East Bridge street. last
Tuesday evening. IL being her 18th birth
day. Refreshments were served. after
which the Bob Link quartet rendered
few choice selections. also u duet hy
Mr. and Mrs. William Cody. Dancing
was indulged in until late hour
At the pedro party given by the
Knights 81 Honor in the hall - the
Tower building W - Brown was given
a PAIR ~ giovcs and scarf piE for tav
ing sold the greatest number ~ tickets
Miss Winters snd Anthony Richardson
won the fire; prizes ~ pedro and Hiss
Hanser TIE ho-oby prize.
Mics Carrie Ehlc - Clancy street was
rendered a surprise psTty by her many
friends On Thursday evening. Citrds
were played. and Miss iIe@si. Jones aud
viii iioiden won first prizes and Aiss
Lizzie NeBdsii and Will Hardy took the
s~cond. Refreshments and music son.
cluded the evening
The sp,ing meeting - the hoar,l II
officers Il the l.. \ " was heidi AZ
Sweets hotel on Wednesday last In
the evening sugar socIai ard dance
vas given IN the club room on Lyon
street ~ the members % the h'cal cub
Bur lev u the iocsi pheslnen sad
women were present.
Mis- Hattie Hurfiey q No. tIs Sec
ond street a az pleasantly surprised lss'
Friday evening by twenty five - her
young friends. TIE latest games and
chsrs.iss vefe played. after which Ugh;
refreshments wers served. AZ late
hour the party disbansisd
Mrs Treat gave ar interesting talk on
stories for children at the Fountain
Street baptist church or Wednesday
afternoon She sasa the essential PRINT.
in a chiid's story we're imagination
common ssns~. culture. fancy. dramatic
IRE and happy ending
Mrs Dennis l. R.xers 81 No. 4eysmes
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16

i>rts Under eansidssssieo vsss TIE tvo
Gsand Rapsds astistA Viii Howe. vho
- noe in PSris. sad y. s. Church
Coyiso q ssose a Mr.. ChsrcA's psetsrss
vsss shevs. uhils two original works q
Mr. Hove. 10 -The Rsturn g ths Herd
AID --Ths Ball usgs bspught fsDn the
hssss % his sissss. Ma z n. foote. e
No. a65 Lys.a street. thus giving the club
. fins opportunity - sendy the srtisfs
chasscteSistic. IL sAhiftioa - the papss.
on thee tvo srtSsta sn artscle Sas rad
On Sculpture Of the wosti's Fair. :
The evening closed vith masfe and card
playing. The pext uaeeting viii Be
90 the usual tine ~ the homo III
Charles Hertz. No Isl West Bridge
street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16

The sculptor and lecturer. viii deliver
his lecture On the Arr - the Worlds
Columbian Exposition =; The Fountain
Street bsptist church Friday evening
April - TIE lecture sili be illustrated
by fine coliec;ion ~ stereopfscon si@ss
and is interesting ~ the extreme.
Mr.. Taft i nanrs than usGsily pleasing
asa pshiic speaker. Possessing the rare
faculty OF making ono ferl that he
knows what he - taking sf-sat.
M. Taft eofses h.sre under the aus.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16
Shadow or Coming Events.

OF the local events for the coming
week the carnival of Miss Wilcox's
juvenile class at the academy Tuesday
evening seems In 10 the greatest attrsc-
ton. The standing room sign will ap
pear early, ~ the capacity Ut tho hall
il limited An attractive frame with
photographs OF q few Of the costumes
appear in several prominent show win
dows and are greatly admired. Prof.
Strassberg Of Detroit. while in the city
few weeks ago, attended several re-
heareals and pronounced the dancing
perfect. This, taken in connection with
the elegant costumes, will make the en-
tertainment one Of the finest Of its class
ever given in Grand Rapida
Members Of the County club are look.
ing forward to gay summer. A pavils
ION 25x5O feet in size will DO built on
the club grounds at Fisk lake. Another
tennis court will he made and it 10 hoped
that the State Tennis association will
hold its annual meet here.
Division tent X. q. 7. N. will give its
farewell masquerade ball on the evening
u April -. The ludicrous will prevail
an two prizes have been offered TO the
man and woman wearing the most conf
cal costume.
The Peninsular chapter Of tho order
OF Eastern Star will give q card party
and dance on the evening OF April Is. in
McMuIlen's block. Members and friends
OF the order are invited.
The A. o. u. w. will give IN enter.
tainment tomorrow night in their hall.
corner Of Jefferson and West Fulton
streets MrA Andy Eagen and others
will take part.
The sixth ward baptist chapel Sun.
day school is planning to give an enter
tainment under the auspices OF the
young peoples class about May l.
Miss Wilcox will give her second an.
nual Juvenile class carnival at tho
academy. corner OF Cherry and South
Division streets. Tuesday evening.
The Young Peoples society OF AL
Souls church will give chocolate en-
tertainment in the church parlors on the
evening Of April ID.
Grand Rapids Division Uniform Rank.
X. u. T. NJ. will give q grand opening
ball at South park pavilion Monday
evening. May !.
A ball will he given BY Court Rescue
No Az. Independent Order Of Forcsters.
in lnnes Rifles armory on Thursday
evening.
Will Wurster. well known in musical
circles. will wed Miss Amy b. Cooper Of
Syracuse. n. T., April q
Mrs j. G. Levi will give . reception
at her homo on jefferson avenue on
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs J. L. Jackson's Ten will give a
OF May.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16

Prog gram for the knights Entertain
rpent Next prtday Night

ST. Girrsri senate. No 1859. Knights
~ the Essenic order will give musical
and literary enfertasaipent m the Tower
block hail friday evening. April Il. The
folloRin g program has been prepared
Music Quartet. Welcome Toaight,
Sam DeLong. George Gueye. Mrs. b. j
Holhstsr. Miss PeTcelL
Address-Excellent Senator Vessel
ius
Solo Miss LIE Di=hman.
Address Tie Rev. Mead Burgess.
Recitation Mis- Lihhie Turner
Solo Henry Bennett
Address Elmer T. stanton.
Committee ~ Arfsngsments "A. q
Chanplin. Capt .. Bellaire. b. HOLSTER
H. y. Wilder. r. Ely
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16

Last Wednesday the home OF J. b. Tan
ner. No IL North Lafayette street. was
permeated ~ith the fragrance OF roses.
These flowers were freely used in the
decorations in honor Of the marriage Of
his daughter. Harriet B. to William 5.
Raymond Of Rochester. y. Y.
A. the clocks we're striking L. the
bridal couple entered the parlor pre-
ceeded by two little girk who Gcattered
roses in their path. The Rev. ID. Camp
bell Fair performed the ceremooy. after
which about eight guests paxtnok Of tho
wedding breakfast. The bride and groom
left Immediately afteFward lsr their
home in Rochester. where Mr.. Raymond
il prosperous merchant. There we're
many handsome wedding gifts bestowed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16

Tho only matters II importance in art
circles this week IL the coming exhi-
bition 81 the Art association. which will
open tomorrow night Several paintings
from European artists have been secured
for the exhibition.
Pictures gill also be shown by Larry
Earle and r. :. Church. both former
Grand Rapids boys. and G. Harry Eaton.
alS Of the American Water Color So
ciety. and ell of them taking high rank
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16

Marguerite Du Trsss has ss last. aftss
many years u vain endssvor. secured
an admired.
True. there isn't much u him physi-
eaiiy. Tor the top Of his head docs not
quite reach tho lobs u Marguerite s
car. and be Is 80 thin that you can almoss
hear ma boaos rattle when he walks.
but be wears the hsbiliments Of man,
and Marguerite says 'ons can't have
everything an this world
she also oS Is pet dog snd-a small
h.otkef.
On q reoent visit "a the admircr. who,
by the sas. rel0lces ~ the edphonlous
name q John. 70 the Du Tret. mansion.
the brother and the dog entered the
par.or together. The dog approached
the visitor. wasging bis tail vigorously.
Your dog seems 20 remember ra-,
said the much BATTERED John. See
hos friendly 10 ls
Then that ANAL brother icrked his
head on one side aud said sersely: i
guess he thinks you're q hone"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16

Mr. and Mrs A. z Ewing. whose
wedding vas noticed in THE HIRALp,
were rendered reception on their ar
rival at Lansing by the members of the
house of rrprcren tatives and were pre-
sented with q silver water set and tea
and coffee service and butter dish.
Each piere bore the following inscrip-
ton: MIR. and Mrs A r.. Ewing. from
The House II 1t,
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Joy Memoriol Concert.

A concert 10 to be given at Joy
Memorial church Tuesday evening by
Mrs. Ora Pierson. soprano; Ora Picrsen.
tenor; G. A. Newberry. baritone; Peter
Frank. violin; Miss Daisy Blanford.
violin; Miss Edith Knox. violin.
Frank Shinkman. Maud Shinkman.
There's Gringhuis. Mamie Tooker.
Birdie Hubert.
Miss Eliza Wilson. Miss Belle Thor
ington and Master Andrew Colvin. elo-
cutionists.
Miss Sadie Langdon AID Miss May
Mills, accompanies
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16

Mesdames J. c. WznhAm and II.
Parker Robinson gave their first pupll's
recital yesterday II the residencs of
Nrs Robinsoa. No. - Barclay street.
TAs following pupils participated:
Nisses Wagner Mary Waters. Bessie
Row land. Nay Rcsenfhsl. George God
frey. GeorYis McWhorter. Blanche May
hew. Bessis Peck. Virginia Gorham.
Grace Gorhsm and Helen Maynard.
The second recital II Mira Robinsoa's
pupils viii b given Thursday evening at
her home. She Wiil be assisted by Misc
keeler. = pupil Of Mrs Robinson&
Following 10 the program:
tAl iraameses. .....-.-. Scna mann
Miss Kate Ford.
Nias Julia Hawkina
Apbssaue, observation-disclosures humann
Mis- Maud Hilton.
song" Dreams" ..... Rubinstein
Miss Keller.
Song Without Words. ..... Mendelssohn
Mis-. Gertrude Wheeler.
Poke dc Concert Homer Bartlett
Miss Addie jackson, loEia, Mich
Gavotte. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IL. Stiei
SoNtttuc ->hcbAA
Miss Nora Pike.
Song ....-......... ..-..'.''.'.
Miss keeler.
Waltz. ...... Moszkowski
Miss Florence Hilton
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16

At the parsonage - the South con
grrgaf,onal church. by the Row j. T.
Smith. David l.. Black Of Grand Rapids
and Miss Christina Class 81 the same
place wers married Thursday morning
The Young people left FOR short bridal
tour in the state. after which they vill
reside in this city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16

Mrs. van.ierlyns' Eighteen" will give
IN entertain msnt At the Fountain Street
baptist church Tuesday evening. The
program il 40 follows: Music. male quar-
tet: the court 81 the year; music, Mr..
Curry; recitation. Miss Lena Belle Bridg
man: music; gossip pantomime: fourteen
little girls. pupils of Miss Buck; music
Supper viii he served from $50 To 4
o'clock. for which y cents will be
charged. The entertainment will begin
~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16

b<foes the o. Cecilia society next Fri
day.
The summer school for music t~Achsrs
IN b heid in this esty y receiving nany
spplieasiOsA u ell ~ undss the da-
recsioa a Charles ". LAMBDA -
The large chosus choir 81 the Divissoa
Street netho~ii<t episcopal church y be-
coming popular success
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FISHING TACKLE.

Lines. Linen LncA Nautchang Lines of
Kidney Bait
innumersblc Rode unsurpa:sib Bait Bo.es Trout Bsste
RODS FOR 1Oc and RODS FOR $l0 Landing Dip Meta
Seine Irvine Filling Tvinc Fish Spears Frog Spesr wading
Pants Fly Books and Tackle oxes Mnnow Pas Hook
double single, gut and gimp Well.
have everything and anything the most enthusiastic angler
coul possibly WALK UP GENTLEMEN STEP Up
YOUNG MEN. HUSTLE UP BOYS and get your 8shng
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16

There will b IN auction sale Of fur.
niture Tuesday morning. ct 10 o'clock
at No. 2l9 Ransom street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16
Tie Change Of LN

Women nearing this critical
period require strength, health.
and cheerful spirits.
The sole aim of this time
should be to keep well.
The invaluable aid always is
Luiia Z. P,nkAam's Vegetable
Comtoagd.
The girl about to enter wo.
manhood can find the same as
sistancc from the same source.
Mrs. w. w. Culner, Palatka,
Fla, writes -
Il was in i'll health from
change Of life. l took your
compound and am now well.
| recommend il as the best
remedy for all weakness
throu IN the
many changes
which all women ~
have to pass w ~
from carly life to ~SM
the grave" ~
A. 4-sgFf~,s e>r n H1A y
ss4r~x- ~ rr~<d<-<~. <
LFpfs y pt~xsss Man. a
Co. Isrs Ns~e ~
Lyric rJakAsRs RAA
Isvos FfSza rs eooka
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16

The Columbian section - the Unity
club net cr Monday night wi-k Mics
Alanse Holm Of Lyon street. Tho sub,
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Elabo~sse Rececetcu.

4 reception ~ss given by Mr., william
Vinegar and Mira Edward Tinkhsm At
their home. No. 40 Wealthy avenue. IN
Thursday afternoon. from 2 10 y clock
The house vss beautifully ard lav
i~hly decorated With rlsnss AMI cut
flowers which. added IN tho FAR faces
srd exquisite costamss. made picture
cha, vii bong b remembered by IN.
fortunate h~holiers thereof About 40
ladies attended
Mrs Vinegar and Mrs. rinkhar, we're
assisted by Ns-isn~s J. G. rar@ n Elk
hart. Indiana. y. w. Thompson Detroit;
John n. Wocd. Elkhsrt. Indiana. and
the following Grand Rapids women:
N.-sisrss Edwin y Uhl " r
Sruilsy Samuel Norman. Andrew Fyfs.
p NJ Davis Charles Truvhricse. FL
vaf~an. William H. R~s, j g H~rkner.
Wiilse W. Gay. Y. r Wilcov and
Niasss Rills Pearl. Anne Cslsins and
Incy TIL
sasssss tee wa- served BY Mesziarnes
NJ J suilsy snd J. g HersneI. A.
Nora Bsfnha-.. Ellen wosccst Grace
Matter aud Lcuise HoYt
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Telephone
$50 150 l6t
Crystal Spring Water.
Proposals..
First Train to ossawa Beach.

First Train 20 Ottawa Beach.
On Wednesday. April IN. the G. Il w.
NJ. railway will run the first train II the
SEASON to Ottawa Beach. leaving Grand
Rapids at $50 .. m. and leaving the
Beach about 4p m. Round trip fare.
81. This will give an opportunity 10 in.
spcct cottages and attend TO such repairs
az may be necessary.
GEORGE DEHAvxx.
General Passenger Agent