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ting, Stabet inbeboIbt, par, iom ban ieIO T0'ia"
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ct bstalenbe gublttum CT itabelis, bsr
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bertiaanbs os fOrbanbsntlis Os'aa !
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bpilten Senf8t ben ultiaa Inn Tube
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men, % at bs[sr life 2aesr bnroe tile
labe fla at BRUCE tsnne Sur uosn /
sanite enfelte 9ilietOe us ipm ben iibfte
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for bort nuparsnbe EisTteo bore lI9e'
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moi en- bpppis gru8 al 4ppnOttsmerl
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berlis BaaitanO, oa Sppnoti8men er
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brebe be nerpsie 6p9oOmme; bet er 10
netop | i~aabanrs, at ben ofte cirfer na'
item iom ct 8ibunoer % belbreoer be
melt baarbnattebe IilfGloe, Sa sanife
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bespnoe ut 9u9URrf, fgr be bar faaet
tiIips fine 9rummer. 0ereS Senoer
iti9lper, beres Gun9e Ilaar fell, oeres
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foroDie, men BrGuOepinet itrammer benz
op Us letter belle Miaitineriet / Sroen
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u9nnet fig til at BRUCE @torfin euer
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til at fpretase nO8etiombelit Grbeioe,
fiber snbba itsrrs 8oulsr END 9rans
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friiteoe inbtil ptosre.
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uibere. 9eres aeruDiitet brpoer inart
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liasre 6Orm. 9il StBtte for benne
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seq fan f~oriifre, at al be 9ilfHloe, iee
bar bebanolet, bar tire 5i%eroepartel
fanet E~ilbasefalb; for De fIeite af oisit
funoe SbpuOtismen intet mere uorette",
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k&1r goe at ienoe mtg 2 9utn llaiter; ben Hseotttn
bill bltpe meget sftsrIpur9t." g.. 3. 9etterien, Rtqoes
man, Sa.1"5sres @ttoictr er ben beofte gPeolciu, icnl
ion, eg1 Weus st., Gbitago, Ri. SGr gu no9en Gals
tner lun9eipgopm eler Ill oHre Dor Ggent, isno ct 2
Cts. "Stamph for gSris pg giouestpro til 8. y. Sdns
fen, 1Os Sumbplot e. Gbirdso, 5u.sDu 0H Ute tsr
A-0os bet.
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apiaSeypsSontn,e. Seres sebanS.

Gnin Seipsoontute, oeres Sebano'
line 90 Se%lbreaelie, er 3iteIen pau en-
al The Viturlne Medicine Co. | Chicago
ub9ipst SUs. Sen stper Ell ~nein9tia &eTtri'
pelie al be bos apiuoeu ipretommenoe Sps'
BONNIE % llr,selmasii9beOer lamt Muaosn,
bporpaa be let, burtist % biltst tunne bel.
brepes. BOseu, Tom er al sunIie uaIminoe.
Zig Suteresie for ale 8uinoer, i.noes
rortoirit iii Gnbper, iom iuoienoer 4
Gents / Srim9rtsr. Goresier
The Viturine Medicine Co.,
10. 19.tf 80 glarf Ct, Chicago.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-10

9eIgrsren peb Slaoeriet: "Si iat'
ter Der bper Mano til bet Irbeibe, ban
bar paret pant til. Spis De fcritaar
Dem paa ct ipeeielt Slass arbeibe, pil
hi ftrar iatte Dem isuns bermeb.1
Den npanfomne SlaOefanbioat: "3af,
iss pil sierne bespnoe ~inareit mulist;
ie9 er 9uftitipper."
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-10

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Ser er entelte 5pr9lore, Tom er me-
get usis meo, at @aarbsbunoeu ifal
stnbes ON Ratten, men bpOr beres
Bprn faross osb Nattetiber, bet siper
be IN COB Dag.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-10

Yaf. Meium al "Jor. g." bar mob
ta9st aaloelien til WnterloU Ritee |
8ait. 8. o. 8eberIens gteb.
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gaf. 3. 3. Gaia az gauges GU
nooe bar ubtraabt al Samfunbet, forbi
bette uoitgbts bans 5aber.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-10

Yafor u. 6. grun bar mootuset
8aIoelisn fra Safe Mins 5Orenebe We,
uigbeo, ga.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-10

llmuligt. "Spab flyer bu ON aunit'
mailer GnbsrIsn, ium / Easet at lit Be
relie bar malst en- Spinoelpau iaa mo-
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8omeoie meo Snn9e / 3 9t'er. SRroeles
mpriomms o9 uuoerbOlOeuSe 22oiat Rrts
% Gents.
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r.sS 1prfnins Nnpisminser %
prtSfortssnelie oper Oct anbefa'
kIfesparstsife for aisffsnbaSen,
Rruatbaptm, Btomhsrbapsm %
1Iom ffersy otten, faaneIfom for
geer, 6ns, @ras8ans, Sfocs
%plantnins etc.
Gnself 9risliite gratis.
slaenaes spibler, Srsiorter,
wspotr, sraer al beons Slaes til
rimeliSe Yriier.
gar enbnu tilbage en- Del at:
Santfreret g%eiieoer for Sapes
S%prfsrtn, 9lomiters 0tnnen 90
Sorobrnseren. 8ris 20 Gents.
grafttff 0eiieonins for Soro'
brnstre I 3obafsapi % 3pbafsfa'
irritation. gris is Gents.
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Decorah-posten., 1893-01-10

gafor Sbormobssaarb al ben 5or'
eneos &irte bar bOlbt Gfitebsprebifen |
fin Menisbtb i SbabO; | oennes Steo
sr 9altor Thorpe inbfgrt.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-10

"umulist@.
"Spao msuer bup"
"@n iaaban Tieneitepise finoes life
belle 8eroen".
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Yaff. 8robaugb al Gauges Spnobe
bar mobtaeet 8aloet fra ct. 8aul.
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at brinee Summen op hi $4,000.
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manb % Sefretar, iurer for. at Mis'
fiona frembeles ifal bare en- Selfnbs'
Tag.
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-22
SOCIAL FUTURE BOOK.

The concert to be given tomorrow
night by the Schubert Concert company
at the Peoples church promises to be
one Of the most pleasing events of the
season. The male quartette has rep
utation among the very best artists. and
the three supporting ladies have re-
celved equally favorable comment. The
most entertaining features must be read
between the lines, for the encOres are
always the funniest things in the enter
talnment. Following is the regular
programme: Star of Love-" Buck,
Schubert quartette; violin, "Legende."
Wieniawski, Miss Clark; "The Old
Clock" Proctor, Schubert quartette /;
reading, 'Tender and True" Douglas,
"Brudder Brown" Miss MacCorkle !;
solo. The Palms" Faure, Mr.. Tyley /;
Nellie Grey" Best, Schubert quar-
Miss CLARK; Stream of Silver Noon
light" Geibel, Schubert quartette; solo,
"Valse BrilIiante," Ardjti, Miss Mac
Corkle; ''Still. Still With Thee" Car
rich, Schubert quartette.
Three of the nine NEUROLOGICAL
muses. will be represented at Ford 5
music hall next Thursday evening,
Oct. 26. The muses., Euterpe, Poly
hymnia and Terpsichore, who preside
over music, lyric poetry, singing and
dancing. head the programme, which is
entitled, "A Night With the Muses."
The entertainment is to be given as a
testimonial TO Mrs. f. r. Fuller, the
eloeutionist and teacher of Delsarte.
From musical and literary standpoint
the entertainment will be the event of
the season. The most favorably known
artists In the Northwest will take part,
among them Herr Emil K. Winkler, the
'celloist; Miss Alma Norton Johnson, the
contra!to; Miss Gertrude Sans Souci.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-22

Henry Humphrey, and James Gibson
Pease were quietly married at the home
of the bride, 73S Marshall avenue,
Wednesday evening. The ceremony,
which was witnessed only by the reia-
tiyeS and intimate friends of the family.
was performed by Rev. Z. p. Ingersoll,
of the Park CONGREGATIONAL church.
The marriage of Miss Anuie Eulaia
PierSon, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph PiersOn, of Sherburne avenue,
and Frederick Ellsworth Hampsher
took place Monday afternoon at 5
o'clock at the House of Hope Presby-
terrain church. The ceremony was per-
formed by DR.. John Paul Egbert, pastor
OF the church.
At o'clock yesterday afternoon, at
the home Of the bride, on Western ave-
nue., Hugh w. Bowe and Martha Ii.
Lehman were quietly married by Rev.
NJ. d. Edwards. The happy couple de-
parted on an evening train for Chicago,
and Will be at home after Nov. at 224
Western avenue.
w. l.. Perkins Jr., of the firm of W.
l.. Perkins & Son, of st. Panl, was mar
| ried yesterday afternoon at st. Luke'S
| church to Miss Leo Ryan, of Minneapo-
lis. Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins will leave
| this evening for Chicago, and will be at
home in st. Paul, after Nov. 10, at 246
Holly avenue.
Tuesday afternoon at 5 O'clock Miss
| Minnie ESchle and Rudolph G. PleinS
were married at the parochial residence
| adjoining the cathedral. Rev. Father
lllig performed the ceremony.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-22
Social Cos sip

port, George B. Young, c. E. Flandrau,
W. B. Dean, E. A. Jaggard, D. R.
Moves, c. Livingston. j. Q. Adams,
Horace BIgelow, E. j. Abbott, d. a.
Robertson, F. Driscoll, John Full
ton, NJ. n. Gilbert, George Skin
ner. Archibald McLaren, John Wright
Charles Nichols, Arthur Gillette,
Y. p. Morgan, II. Hutchinson, q. r.
Metcalf, George R. Finch. f: Weyer-
hauser. G. r. Severance, W. B. Bend.
c. A. Dibble, E. q. Rogers, Stanford
Newell, c. B. Lamborn, f. E..
Ingersoll, D. w. Hand. Kenneth
Clark, G. Armstrong, J. B. Tar
box, c. a. Wheaton, N. P. Langford,
E. II. Cutler, G. Mcintyre, G.. E. Smith,
Maurice Auerbach, A. j. Stone, Court
land Taylor. John Harrington, A. OPP
penhelm, d. HerSey, l.. l.. e..
Brooks, D. A. Monfort, Jay T..
Stewart. W. II. Stowell, w: Be
ment, Horace Thompson, II. b. Up
ham. R. German. I. B. Campbell,
E. w. Peet, E. G. Furness. E. n. Saun-
ders, s. ID. Flagg, L. c. Mason, c. E..
Riggs, W. d. Kirk, T. F. De Witt, Mat
hew Stark. o. E. Greene, Albert Lin
deke, w. l.. Banning, PHI. Willard. John
Summers. c. E. Dickerman, c. E. Bean,
E. a. Senkler, j. w. Edgerton, Justice
Rice, W. l.. Banning. A. K. Barnum.
David Day, a. Kalman, A. Shuninek,
Park Richie, G. DOrlon, G. }. Morris, j.
w. Chamberlin, l.. K. Stone, b. II.
| Ogden, James Skinner, E. l.. Mann, j.
| Stamm
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-22
Sixth Qnd Robert SIS,
ST PAUL, MiNM.

the pianist; Mrs. f. A Fuller and thr
Misses Daisy and Josie Bell. The latte.
two are the little Spanish dancers
whose performances have created some
thing like Juror. A Delsarte class of
eight ladies will, under the direction of
Mrs. Fuller, give a series of drills,
marches and tableauX, exemplifying
the teachings of The celebrated artist
and lyric poet, Francois DelSarte.
Clan Campbell No 116, of the Order
of Scottish Clans. along with their
guests, the st. Andrews society, will
give their first social of the season on
Halloween, Oct. 81, at Central hall,
corner West Sixth and Seventh streets.
Among those participating in the even
lng'S entertainment will be songs by
Mrs. Fairweather. of Minneapolis; Mrs.
Morrison, Messrs. William Mcdonald,
w. n. Myron, j. G. Myr0n, Ed Mccall
fiery. REGULATIONS will be given by Miss
Agnes Wilson, MeSsrs. j. j. Ryder and
George Martin. The Misses Adamson
will dance some of the favorlte Scottish
steps. Mrs. Morrison and Geor&e In
gram will also give piano ana violin
selection. The musical entertainment
will close with the quartette OF MessrS.
w. f. Myron, j. G. Myron. Ed McCaf-
fiery and James Chisholm. Farquahar
Beaton, the world-renoWned piper. will
be in attendance, and will lead the
grand march. The members Of Clan
Campbell viii don their new regaIia.
Order Sons OF 81. George, Pioneer
Lodge No. 23S. will hoid its first social
Of the season Thursday evening, Oct. 26,
in Odd Fellows Hall. corner Fifth aud
WaOasha streets. y concert given by
the members and their friends Will be
followed Dv a dance. The members Will
be glad to welcome friends of last sea-
son, and the usual good music and sup
per will be provided
The annual reception at the Shelter
ing Arms, Twenty-seYenth street and
Emerson avenue north, Minneapolis,
Will be held Thursday, Oct. 20, from 3
till o'clock, ct which time all inter-
ested in tue good work Will he warmly
welcomed, and donations of money,
clothing and provisions will be most
thankfully accepted.
a reception and pound party" will
Continued on Tiairteeti. Page.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-22
A Birthday Surprise.

AS year after year is added to the age
of man there is nothing more pleasant
than to have the annual recurrence of
the day that marks each yearly addition
to the record of life pleasantly remem-
bered by his friends, and more especial
Iy if said event comes unawares and is
instigated by his better half, as it seems
to bring back the happy days of court
ship and youth and makes pleasant in
novation into the dull and routine cares
of business life. An event of this kind.
and one which proved a real surprise.
occurred at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Breher, No. 264 Goodrich avenue,
on Wednesday evening last, in honor of
tie thirty-fifth birthday of that gentle
man. Many of the near nelghbors par
ticipated, and pleasant evening was
spent in conversation, cards and earnest
wishes for span of life that would
cover three times the present age of the
recipient of the surprise. Those pres
ent we're Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Ullmer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Furnell, Mr.. and
FurnelIf Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ring.
valid, Mr.. and Mrs. William Koch, Mr.
and Mrs. William Hograve, Mrs. Allen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Karst, Miss Miller, Mr.
and Mrs, Spangler.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-22
SOCIETY'S PLEASURES.

A very pleasant and enjoyable sur
prise party was given to MI. and Mrs.
q. Collect at their residence, 459 East
Eighth street, on Wednesday, Oct Is,
when music and dancing were freely
INDUCED in until the early dawn of
morning. The following are the names
of the many friends who were there:
Misses Angie Mullady, Maggie Kent,
Mary Ledwidge, Katie Dunn, Eliza
Leonard, Annie Roach, Beatrice Muir
ply; Messrs. w. Manifold, Bert Gibbs.
w. Reardon, S. Stevens, w. Ruge, j.
ToOmey, E. Williams, F. Cleveland,
Minnie Brintnell, Nora Murphy. w. c.
McCauley, r. c. Smith. NJ. j. Collect
and wife. Lizzie McGaughren, Julia
Murphy, w. S. Prideaux, H.W. Schmidt,
II. Mackenroth, Annie Butterfeld, Polly
Develin, E. Gibbons, NJ. S. Fitzgerald,
George Taylor, Elite Stanley, Bell Dew
elm, j. f. Ward, j. Weber, g. w. Col
lett, Annie Stanley, Lizzie CowIey, n.
G. Doyle, +. T. Middleton, Beatrice
Collect, Minnie Skofstadt, Julia Cowley,
G. w. Simon, Barney Murphy. Lewis
Collect, Cyril Il. COllett.
Constellation chapter, o. E. S., as
sisted by several well-known artists,
gave most enjoyable entertainment on
w cuuSSUdy cfSulES ldSb III MdSOllC
Temple. j. Warner Andrews, of Min
neapolis, and Miss Kittie Phillips, of
st. Paul, were the accompanists, and
among others who took part were Miss
Aurilla Phillips, who sang in her usual
pleasing way; Miss Alcott and Miss
Hore, who gave song with violin obli-
cato, The Golden STAR" by Scott.
Miss Cora Ainey recited "Arehie Dean"
Fritz Schlachter played vlolinceliO solo
and T. II. Garland sang. The others
who took part were j. ID. Williams and
L. P. De Sale, each of whom rendered a
song in the most pleasing way, while
Constellation and Masonic quartettes
assisted, as well as A. p. Quesnell, who
sang The Three Fishermen" On the
| whole the concert was very great ar
tistic success, and those who were in
terested in getting it up deserve great
deal of credit.
st. Paul chapter, Order of the Eastern
Star, held dime social at the residence
| of Mrs. Z. Ii. Milham, Friday evening,
with an attendance of over seventy.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Cook, Mr.. and Mrs. Scott, Mr.. and Mrs.
Becker, Mr.. and Mrs. Farwell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Won Dyne, MIR. and Mrs. BroolSiss,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas. MIR. and Mrs Dens-
more, Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ransom, MIR. and Mrs. East
| man, Mr.. and Mrs. Harding, Mr..
and Mrs. Shut. MIR. and Mrs Parks,
Mr.. and Mrs. Spindler, Mr.. and Mrs.
Schall, MIR. and Mrs. Godfrey, MIR. and
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of young friends Wednesday. Oct IS,
Those present rendered several vocal
and instrumental selections that were
thoroughly appreciated. Among those
present were the Misses Alice, Nellie
and Mary Murphy, Louise and TilIie
Asfalg, Rosa Anfang, Christine Strack-
beine. Mrs. Asfalg, and Messrs. D. }.
Winkel, j. G. Jensen, John Smith. Mi
chaei Murphy, John Asfalg, William
j. Pontius and Master frankie Ferriss.
Mrs. W. a. Rodecker gave an after
! noon coffee Thursday in honor of her
sister, Mrs. q. q. Hutchins, of West
were MesdameS McFetridge, Cleveland,
SINNERS, Bruggeman. Whitacre, Thorn
as, l.. Y. and w. w. ROdecker, Nor
man, Wright, Leyden, McNellis, Mata-
mere. and Buckwheat. OF Hudson, Wis,
and the Misses Joe Hickey, of Lake
City; Minnie Gray, Laura and Jennie
Barbeau.
Miss Susie Overlook was pleasantly
surprised on Tuesday evening last by a
party Of her young friends, the occasion
being her birthday. A very pleasant
evening was spent in playing cards and
dancing. Refreshments were served
during the evening. Among those pres
ent were Misses Schiller, Neyerding,
Mach, AngelrOth, Fabei, Rauke, Griffin,
and MeSSrs. Mueller, Meyer, Bern
heimer. Bremen, Hinder and Schiller.
The Aufwiedersehen Cinch club re
ceived most enthusiastic reception at
the home of Miss Stella Allie, No. 26
West Indiana avenue, last Tuesday
evening, where joy and merriment
abounded throughout the evening. The
preparations were very unique and all
were delightfully."- entertained. They
next meet at Miss Lena Kerst's home,
No. 1857 Conway street.
Col. and Mrs. E. II. Milham enter
tanned about sixty of the members and
friends of st. Paul Chapter No. "a. o.
E. S., Friday evening, Oct. 20, at their
residence, corner st. Anthony and SMELL
ing avenues.
The Wachepe CLUB entertained a
large party of friends at its first hop of
the season held at Central hall Friday
evening. An excellent programme of
dances, vocal selections and refresh
ments, assisted by the sweet strains of
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Mrs. Bruce. Mr.. and Mrs. Starkey, Mr..
and Mrs. Patterson. Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
bricks. Mr.. and Mrs. Downs; Messrs.
White. Chase, Jamlson, Burkhard,
Brearley. Patterson, Hawly. Perkins; ;
the Misses Fogg, Harding, Patterson.
Ransom, Hillman, Nagles, Becker.
O'Connor, Ellis, Hawley, Perkins
Wednesday evening very enjoyable
time was spent at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Wooley, 700 Sherbourne ave-
nue.. it being the fifteenth birthday of
their daughter Alice. The evening was
pleasantly passed in dancing and music
furnished by Miss Margaret Ley.
Among those present were Misses Olive
Gray, Margaret Burnor, Agnes Young.
George johnson, Margaret Kelley. Fan
ME Dyer, Mary Graham. Margaret Cam
pion, Mary Dow, Morris White, 1g-
natius Ward, Joseph Holmes, William
Bissonette, John Mcknight, William
rick, Dick Delaney, Thomas Young,
Joseph Grammar, Frank Wooley.
Miss Minnie Lynch, of Woodbridge
street, was greatly surprised Saturday
evening, Oct. IA, by number of friends.
Among those present were Misses NJ.
: Mullery. S. Delaney, NJ. Granaham, A.
Leonard, NJ. Broderick, n. Fielding, K.
Delaney, r. Lynch, B. Rogers, II.
Schaughnessy, a. Moltoney. G. Green
wood, and Messrs. P. Leonard, j. Dew
erik, a. Dueboy, L. Dion, F. st. Martin,
A. Gerrod, j. Dougherty, S. Buechner,
p. Halman, G. Minea, G. Buechner. G.
Newton, E. Minea, j. Degnet, j. Burke.
The evening was pleasantly spent in
music, dancing and games.
The Calumet club inaugurated its
seventh season of dancing last Wednes-
day evening by a complimentary party
at Central hall. The club exerted every
effort to make their initial hop one of
unprecedented success, ana, judging
from the attendance of seventy couples
and the good time enjoyed by all, the
club succeeded admirably. The st. An
thony Hill orchestra furnished excel
lent music, and the party did not break
up till a late hour. The Calumet club
will give their next hop on the evening
OF Noy. l.
William Bruce. OF Thomas street, was
most agreeably surprised by number