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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29
DANCES ALL THE GO
Terpsichorean Affairs Of All
Kinds Are invented
TO PASS PLEASANT EVENINGS
Wsdsings, Sleighlng Parties and Hspp,
Lite Surprises Sun Conisibuss 70
the Winter Social Gayetsss-

At last the date OF the -. Cecilia au-
nusi ball has been decided upon. The
time aud place viii be February st
toe Nortoa house. IL IL intended that
tins ball shall 10 the most brilliant ot
any event TO take place during the bal
snee " the season. And, having IN
mind the splendid success Of previous
parties given ~ this elegant hosselfy,
the saints" viii make great exertions
Tor i.s complete success The Messrs.
Pantiind have assured them that the
premises should be theirs on the night
III question. The large dinlng-room
viii DC used for dancing. the ordlnsry
for ices and refreshments. All the
available rooms aud halls on the first
floor VIII be used fsr reception and re-
firing rooms. IL - Understood that
most of the square dances and other
evolunons of easy execution will be
placed on the first part of the program
before the intermission. The second
half of the program will be given to
the young people and wnltzes will pre-
doniLs ate. II was feared for Q time
that this party would not be gwen. int
now tho young lsdlee had best order
their gowns NJ once.
As for the week just past. il u a
! pleasure TO be able TO cay that local
society has continued much livelier
than might have been anticipated. The
party gwen by Mrs. ID. W. Gidding's
DIVISION of the -. Cecilia society at
Sweets hotel Monday night was sue
cessfui "a vel. as charming affair as
heretofore related in these columns.
On Tuesday night both the Powell re-
ception and the De Molai party took
place. and on Friday the regular week
ly hop OF tue Dancing club. Marriages
have been quite frequent, and there
have been sleigh rides and pedro par
ties lnnunersble.
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In the Cs.v.

Mss Ninnla Solomon has accepted a
posi;Ion ~ Hunt 4 BAvis' atstfsct
a,Lce. Sae wss one Of ss-keester Of
Deeds SINNERS assistants during bis
tenn II uiilce.
Niss Catherine Severens, daughter Of
Judge Ssyefen. Of the Jnfiea States
court. b5s fst1rned - her ho4e IN
Kalamazoo after vsit With Mrs. 4.
" Fender.
Nss Grace White 81 grasfogtsylsle.
Ind = we guest 81 Nlss - ntun. ~
Ne. - PARE avenue. S5e was pres NJ
Al tss Narseas Nintou wedding
Mr. and Mr.. James : iIavsin. Of
~. ss James street are enierfa ning
tae N.se. Ava and Ssrfie Miller of
4 rflant. Ind
Ray fiefrinelon, WHO fo- tie iast
three months has hen making ths.
csgn ~. hoHe. hA. returned % the city
D. reside.
Nr sd Nrs A. Williams and dsneh.
ter 81 Assn. Tstas. are visiting Mr..
sna Ngs. Allen al No. e tlinten
street.
Mrs A T. crosier az Va. - Ransom
street = entertaining Mrs ~. l. Harm
den snd dsugnier Flds 81 Traverse
Tity.
Misses Myrtle ard MIRA Marsh. Who
havs iseen sisstins Their efsndpsfcnis
" heat CITY, have returned isoae.
Mss hsselle Shtssan OF osssieoss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29
ENGLIsH VIOLET PARTY.
Mr.. and MRS. Isaac p. Powell Honor Two
Young Ladies.

Hartman's reception hall was again
the scene Of all the delights Of a social
function Thursday night. IL was
gwen by Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Powell for
Mss Smith, and her friend, Miss King,
aud Was known as an English violet
party. Pictures Of these pretty flowers
appeared on the programs and the
color prevailed IN many of the decora-
tons. Mr.. K. A. Wellenstein's orches-
ira provided the music. About one
hundred and fifty guests were present,
among them being:
Judge and Mrs. Montgomery, Mr..
and Mrs. +. A. Gorham, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. G.. Hodenpyl. Mr.. and Mrs. {. H..
Perkins, MIR. and Mrs. W. ii. Jones,
Mr.. and Mrs. McGrorgc Buudy, Mr..
and Mre. L. W. Caikins. Mr. and Mrs.
A. +. Worden. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Van
Cleve Ganson, Judge aud Mrs. c. f..
Perkins, Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Butts,
Mr.. and Mrs. JOHN 4. More. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Gay, Mr.. and Mrs. +. Ii.
Sweet. Mrs. {. A. Parker. Mrs. Mary
Kendall, Judge ChaTplin.
Misses Preusser, Shepard. Wonderly,
Parker. Remington, Grace Remington,
McQuewan. Chanplin, Carpenter. Blk.
by. Richards, Calkins. Quimby, Pierce,
Smith.
Me.srs. c. 5. Whitney. John Nc.
Quswsn, j. NJ. Crosby. Il. {. Cobb, F.
McR. Define. X. w. Griswold. Marsten
Nelson, A. ID. Rsthbone. ". L. Gran
ger. K. A. barnard, Richard saltn
Walter MclBren, Frank Marshall Ran.
dali lIawktur
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more Jolly, 70 Il natured and
pleasant lot OF people would be hard tn
nnd thsn the members Of the Jack
aud Gill Pedro c.Ib Of this city, and
II there - anything 10 . name. Que
would Judge that they took kindly 10
the ups and downs OF which pedro 10
50 characteristics On Friday evening
last the club met al the pleasant home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Al. Simpson, No. SOL
Terrace avenue. and while there was
quite . number of ''set hacks" yet
on the whole the evening Was
one of pleasure. The head prizes were
awarded TO Miss Matilda Bostwlck aud
Charles ksegan.
Those present were: Mr.. and MIRA.
{. l.. Brewer. Mr.. and Mrs. +. &. Cad
well, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Il. McGuire, Mr..
and Mrs. Chapman. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
A. Barber, Frank Gray, Mrs. Charles
Gray, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Keegan,
Or. Palen and wife. Miss Stark, Charles
W. Mctilll, Miss Boslwick. r. j. Lewis
and Mr.. aud Mrs. Al Simpson. Z. w.
McGlll Was chosen president.
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Were Gayly Entertained.

The ~ and l." alias the Rainy
Night Club" were entertained by the
Misses Lena HeinzmAn and Nora Hue
ted at the home of the latter, No. 654
South Lafayette street. last Thursday
evening. The first prizes were carried
away 10y Miss Bertha Leichner and r..
O. Waite. while Miss Ella Johnson and
James Cotuey we're consoled with the
boobies. Among the members OF the
club who were present are the follow
ing: Misses Anna Quartell, JENNIE
Quarteil, Emma I.eichner, Bertha
Leichner, Julia Cot1ey. Ella johnson,
Kate Rusche, Mary Brsunschneider,
Minnie Murray and Bessie Hustled 7;
Messrs. Hiram Garrett, James Cotney
A. Ed Ashley, Frank Palmer. +. O..
Waite. Henry Dykstra. Henry Fieb:g,
Ralph De Vries. Wesley Hustled and G..
Burton Armstrong; After refresh
mcnts were served dnnclng WAS in
dulged IN unsil the wee hours.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29
birthday surprise.

Miss Lott.s Heath OF No. Al Eleventh
street was pleasantly surprised last
Friday evening by party of about
twenty-five OF her young friends who
called to assist her IN celebrating her
seventeenth birthday. The latest
games and psstlmes were INDUCED in,
after when light Refreshments were
served. Mas Heath received . large
number OF choice and costl-' presents.
The party broke up IN the ''wee sma
honrs." having passed very enjoy
able evening. Among those present
we're tie Misses Edith smith, Eta Fan
Botf. Mamie Brown. Hdith Finch, Jesse
Joelin. Cora Bodwell. Grace David,
Madge Mldwinter. Agnes Hswley, En-
ma sietz, May Kerr, Erena Heath and
Alfred j. Rasch, L. Ralph Anderson,
Dell c. Wells. Newell j. Holcomb,
John Kerr, Clayton Hawley, Arthur
Midwinier, Jay Prescott. Edward VIC
tor. Ralph Mosher. Henry Winter
halter, Claud Owens aud Leonard G..
Smith.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29
HE WAS KIND.
A Pleasing story About the Late secre-
tary Window


Speaking of the cabinet officers who
gathered around MIR. Harrison's table
II the beginning OF his administration
brings 70 mind the late Secretary Win
dom. lie was a kind and affable gem
tlernan. and his sudden death was n
shock - the country at large and a
cause Of grief 10 those who enjoyed his
acquaintance. says writer in the Wash
ington Evening News
remember an incident which showed
his kindness Of heart and the unosten-
tatious qualities inherent in the truly
great
n was an insufferably hot day in the
August preceding his death. and the
sun glared with blind force on the con-
crete OF the open space between the
west entrance of the treasury and the
white house.
on the curb Of the fountain basin a
half grown sparrow was making fruit
less efforts ~ get drink OF cool water
which bubbled tantalizingly just be-
yond its reach. Finally il leaned little
TO far, and. losing its balance. fell
overheard.
Its struggles were taking IL toward
the center >of the basin and beyond
rescue. reached out my open UNI
breila. ard just a. was drawing him
IN felt a hand on my shoulder and a
hearty voice said:
We'll Gonc. I'll see that you have .
ufc-saving medal for that"
II was Mr.. Nins'om. lie was OH his
way - cabinet meeting. but the az
fairs 81 state and the eountry'~ finance
had % wait while he assisted at the
rescue - the haE-arowned bird
lie took the beslraggled little creature
In his hand. and after sInoothing its
plumage laid II on the sunny terrace
out - harms way % dry. Then. invit-
Ing me- 20 share his BIZ green sun shade.
wc walked on - the white house.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29
Harr,s-lBrown.

The marriage of Welton w. Harris,
fermeriy of THIS city. and Miss Jessie
+. Brown Was solemnIzed today at the
residence of the brides mother, Mrs.
Thomas T.. Brown. No. 1919 East Main
street. the Rev. Barton Il. Bigler 9th.
eating Jackson Courier January %.
Mr.. Harris was for some time mem
her OF The HERALD staff. He Is a
bright newspaper man, At present
holding lucrative poslti n Oh the CHI
CATO Herald. The bride is one OF
Jsekson's moet beautiful and accom-
phkhed young women. HIS rare < cd
luck, both in business and matrimony
will elicit the warniest words OF con-
era .uiauon from his manv friends IN
TINS city aud elsewhere.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29

~Nr. Wii.lnsoe's Widows" tue tss,
Production from William Gillette .
pen al. ta the attraction IN Tire
Powers "Wednesday. The title -. OF
couF-e. odd, and charafteristic 10 .
large degree, OF TIE a4tuor sense and
h0mor. The piece VAS written icr
Charles fronman. 100 las the presif4t
saascc. fourteen successful ofsAnizss-
ts0as uE1sr nis direction. Asa matter
Of course. any OF 6l.lettes comedies
n1aght be staged without premeditztlon
sAt SCREEN "a. TIE secret OF the play
~rguts methods A. bumof-
Oh. ~rtter. &c has been the most
-ucceestul ia Ametiea Tor years.
WAN As wrote .Wiikinson's vi.
co~-." 10 DIT 80 under dIec-
t0u ard 20 snit the enaraeleristlcs
OF A company OK nrs; class comedians
The piece wss presented 10 an
atit.srca n prOctors theatre. New
YORK. and held .wsv f9r nearly three
hundred nlghts. The play itself ~ of
a domestic character showing the un-
necessary emp cations arisng from
the unwArrsnted jssiousy OF two hus-
bands. Those two husbands have TWO
Young wives, each IA her early widow
mood Inry 1--we IA the same Tat. and
v.-lt each otBer Qgi.e regularly They
are botn tnr widows OF the late Mr..
Wl<ius0n. unknown 10 each other
ard thr5agh the modest Irritation of =
grntlemaa acquaintance OF Goth hus-
bands. a domestic storm brews ia tue
house 0f wife No. and terminates Ia
the apartments Of Mrs. Wilkinson
No .
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29

Modest Thomas ". keene was caught
last week by = BALTIMORE s<rlbe and tie
great trAgsil&u sad; 81 have applied
myself sSricily - snakespearlAn trax-
edy tor eleven years. aud have 10 Ia
tsuton 81 forsskng u. The public
must have tragic Idol Ia take the
place II Mr.. Booth. Who hss retired
from pubic lfe- IL now rests with the
puosle Alone IA say VINO that Idol snail
IT, Tie erltics cannot make him.
Neither can the newspapers. The PUT
~ must decide. Wnen tins i done the
man chosen 10 represent snakespearlan
TRACED, will reap bis reward.
stuart Robson gives the ghird of his
old comedy fsvlvais m the production
OF Buekstone's MARRIED Life" wnicn
tho Chicago critics dec are" "a compan-
!oa picture 10 the comedians me stag
ing OF '->ne stoops 20 Conquer" Next
season MI. Robson will add shs<es-
peArs's COMEDY OF krrogs' 10 his long
let Of iegslsnsate plays A
Following the announcement that
Peter Jackson Intends 10 follow the ex-
ample Of Corhett and sullivan comes
the news tha; Jack McAu.i.fe and Billy
Woods Will also go on the stage.
Duncan Harrison, VINO Was FIRST %
evolve the scheme of msklng actors Of
puxiists. Is wiring = melodramA for
AcAnlldc-
Oscar Wllde's play. lady winder-
mere's Fan" produced IA Boston on
Monday, Is the strongest pay seen IN
the Hub for many years. Mics May
BrO0k yn was seen To- grea, advantage
IA u =. Mrs. Everyone. aud made the
ms OF her iile and the success OF the
play.
John Il. Rogers. who has left the the
atrlcag profession % boom hag real es-
tate enterprise, is the biggest a. he IL
the most successful boomer IN America
OF England, and the profession he
leaves has only the test wishes for his
future success and happiness
"The Fencing Master. which Was be.
liev-d To he strong enough TO remain
ia New York for a season or two, Will
leave the CASINO IN four weeks. las
deadly dull hbretto did Il.
Carlyle Harris. convicted in New
YORK of numbering his wife, Helea
Potts Harris. WAS an actor for just one
week IN q paul Kauvar" company.
Young Edgar l.. Davenport besides
inheritlug the genius CT his father ~
an actor. is also clever MUSICIAN and
composer OF several popular songs.
When usefulness 10 considered. the
dude who SMOKES cigarettes outside the
stage doors isn't IN 1t with the man
who smokes hams
Gilbert and sullivan have again be.
come colsborators, and are already ai
work on All opera for early autumn
j. Wesley Rosenquest has gone to
Europe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29

emp.r. sown Of white Japanese
ak. v,ts hyacinihea CAaslss Mar.
email. brother u the groom. acted
as be.s man. When ne tine
for the climax OF the svspng had
arrived the couple pfoceecsd INTO the
parior to the strains OF Mendelsohn's
wedding march. TIE ceremony took
place beneath = canopy OF smllsx aud
white carnations Alter = wedding
suppsr had been served aud . general
reception rendered tho bride and
groom. Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall left for
the rsud0nle. where they wl!ls be at
home for the winter The guests from
out Of town were: Mrs. A. l.. Henley
of Wabash, Ind Mss Grace White OF
Crsufofcvlie, Ind, and Mr.. Charles
Marshall Of Detrs.t.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29

De hoisl commsndery Keeps Open
House ard Enlcrtains Royalty.


House ard Enter,asns Royalty.
The gallant SIR Knights OF DE Molal
c mnsandery gave their annual party
q. the asyium IN the W!ddicomb build
Ink Thursday night. THIS handsome
place IL called the finest lodge room IN
ihe state. and - siways elaborate and
gorgeous coiors sua dFapings needed no
extra decoration 20 make the eur
rouadings cazxlingiy brilliant TO the
many irlenc- OF tie knights who were
invited. Tie auditor ANA wa, devoted
~ dancing. whsle the psrlors were re-
served Tor csTd-plsyers not addicted
IN the graceful art The locker
room was fitted Up Tor the .spsc-
ia! asa of lovers OF the fragrant weed
There were probably over 200 gre.t.
there. ia, by reason of the many at
fractions the hall room was never over.
CT wded.
The frs. pedro prizes were awarded
10 Mrs {. n. Field AID Mr.. &. l.. Fitch.
Mrs. II. c. Taft ani br. Rankin re.
received booty prizes 10y which 10 re.
member the oecssior. All who were
present a. this successful affair vii
doubtless b. Eiac TO hesr that the com.
mandrry intends hereafter 10 keep open
house more frequently than hereto.
fore. Tho committee on arrangements.
compo.ed OF Ncs.Ts. l.. II. HarFis red
" tfggs. 4. r. Fink. DAVID fufh..
r. snAttOcS gave pcrfsc. SUBTRACTION.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29
Cavalry Reunion.

At the thirteenth annual reunion of
Company +, Sixth Michigan cavalry.
held At Frlant's hotel at Plaintield last
Thursday, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Presl-
dent, George w. Crawford, Big Rap
de; vice president, Capt. IL. w. Hyser.
Plainfield; secretary, Gardner Grams
ton. Belmont; treasurer. Lieut.. John
I. Gould. Algoma; executive commit
tee. +. A. Morris. Neal Mcmillan aud
{. 4. Sears. Rockford.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29

One Of the jolIiest sleighing parties OF
the season drove out 10 Cascade Ihurs-
day evening. After the delightful ride
out there. the company applied them
selves TO progressive pedro until sup
per was served, after which there was
dancing. The party WAS made up OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chaplin and Misses
Chapman. Ives, Steiner, elaighton.
Phillips, Abbie Phillips, Keller. Wight
man, and Messrs. Travis, Butler.
Fowle. Feiblg, Adsit, wykes and DIR.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29

a Noted Doctor er The raeaivsiric Css-
arct % Ilf. Countrvuaen.

1ntf OF Att~ tEHItrf atrtf.
Louise Won Kober. who is FRAN Won
Eisenh&rt. has written a book - Com
vcrxations - Dr. Doiiingcr." lately
Translated into English. from which the
Daily News II London has taken ex-
tracts. Driven into an inn by shower
ia one - their walks. ~ was greatly
annovrsl - The conduct 20 come Young
men. who ssvorc a. tho weather. ss0osed
and called impatientiy for beer.
Tobacco aud aicoaoi are de- 1iacai
POWERS said DoiiinRcr. half IN jest and
hsif IN earnest 'SaioSers arc harl,.r~
iars The eternal smoking ~
pipes and cigars by our forefsthers
sioah*ie--s hslped - bring ahont the
short sight which has poYv become he
refsifary in Germany Tobacco ssnol
ing i the min q society and ~ cAival-
rous rspniuct toward sxcroen.~
Talking x the German iove II psblic
houses. he said "v hen ! compare n1r
yt.upg men with young EnTllshmen
wnas difference end How many
spectacle wearing. weakly. urcotth.
msnuersess ftssngsserS - here. Whine
II - rial plessnrv. only - le-as AZ The
baTs and students IN England. - ViTor-
ous. healthy. wei 9ro~n clean and dis
tineai<hed- booking IN their attractive
college dress
A. enofher tire he saki that II he
we're a legislator ~ ars' l4v he would
introrifacr ia Germany would - enc FER
the protertion ~ Toung girls England
and tmrrics were. he Sail IA adsance
- Germany in the Treatment = sofnet.
For iaetaeec he added. 4 bard >
fhfnk fhst an e.iacaie.i Eugis<hnsan
would siio~ us wife to fetch htsa Ai@
epctz siisp~r-. cigars .ad newspapers.
a. Dc 80 'sl~ag If cur countrymen
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29
Koelln-Mick-l.

The marriage of Julius KoeIln and
Miss Emma Nickel took place At the
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. David :.
Spangler, "Wednesday evening. After
Justice John DeWolf had pronounced
the solemn words that joined the
couple for better or worse, wedding
feast was served. The couple are now
away on a short wedding trip, but will
soon be at home At No. 80 Monroe
atraet
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29
Elk Festivities.

The Elks are booming their order In
this city at present. IL 10 expected
that class OF twenty-five or moe will
be initiated into their mysteries Febru-
AIRY 20. The new Antler degree will be
worked 10y Grand Rapids lodge No. !
OF Antlers at Elk's hall February %.
A banquet which for magnifcence will
eclipss all previous Efforts will form n
part OF the program. A large crowd ls
expected from Detroit
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29
Woman.s cluh sleirhnde.

Twas happy sleigh load of women
belonging TO the West Hill Womau's
club that Mrr. G. Maynard took to her
residence on West Bridge street last
Friday. The afternoon wac devoted
to the reading Of LxIlA Rookh ani
after rotations the meeting closed
with vocal duet. Refreshments were
then served. The next meeting will be
NJ the residence of Miss Bell Graves,
No. rs Prospect avenue.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29

Msss Florence Morris aud Mr.. Frank
W. DAVIS were married on "Wednesday
evening al The home of the brides par.
ents, Mr.. aud MIRA John Aorris, o'
Walker township. The ceremony was
performed by the Pew. II. l.. Dasls.
Mise Nellie Morris acted As bridesmaid
and MIR. A. J. Love was best man.
They left on . late train for . trip
through Indiana and southern Mieni-
gan. only lev relatives ana friends
were present. They we're the recipl-
enls Of many handsome and useful
presents.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29
nIoorc-S4rvens.

Allen X. Moore and Miss Eva l..
Stivens were married last Tuesday ar
t-tuoon at O'Clock hy the Rev. j. T..
Htsted. The ceremony TOOK place at
the residence of the brides parents.
Nh. and Mrs. A. Ia. stevens. No. ~
Poweil street, the place being hand
sonely decorated for the occasion.
Miss Lottie Buck was the bridesmaid
OF honor. and Louis L. Cook stood up
with the groom A. best man. The
couple are now enjoying their h ney-
moon with frlends'ln the eastern part
of the state. Thoy WI be at home Al
No. - Powell street after February /.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29

NJ. and Mrs. James Trebilcock ccls-
hrSted Ale twentieth anniversary If
their marriage al their home on Lane
avenue "Wednesday evening. The sI.e
was spent IN playing pedro. the head
pr.xes bein. won ~ Mr.. Bsrrows and
Mrs. Tennis, and Tue consultations cy
Mr. Tooie and Mfs. Smith. keiresh-
menfs were served. eiser whlcn the
company Was cuierisinet WIN vocal
and instrumental fnnsic. After the
muscAs program TIE yeupgsf members
of the company danced. TIE host
and hostess received n number Of hand
some presents.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29

Las. Wednesday evening Nai ".
Nsfshslt ADD Mas Lillian Ninion.
dsngnisr of g,r. AID Mrs.. {. II. Wintn.
we're armed Al TIE Residence 81 he
brides n.rent.. No. "a psrs avenue
The lsv. I'm > Bradley of',e,ss~d sna
. iAfte uantsr ~ frisu6s ard relatives
~er~I Fr~snf Iiee BRIDE rore .sl-
n, . ifoais.ds - sna cared fosss.
sne 20 stgeases ~ h~r sfstef. Ma
MARI s.ntou. sas ~ss feb~s 81 an
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29
Posscr-LuIi.

A quiet Wedding took place IN Mus
kegon, Tuesday, the parties being
Francis Potter of this city and Mrs.
Lucy +. Lull Of Muskegon. Only inn
mediate relatives were present, and
the Rev. +. A. Siebert performed the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Potter started
at once tor Lansing. They will make
their future home IN Grand Rapids.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29

plesSsai sarifist party was tender
~ ! n Mann y ~ 80 Mad 500 ave-
rue Friday esenfps, TIE otcssaon ise lns
he tnir'y second ~ ihdsy. Progressive
pedro 49, she ofder, toe head pfses
bslrg captured W Mss Ida Van Warn
sr and - u. ~im nitsis. aad the con.
solsfsan ~ go w Nfs ". u. simmons
snd g. Hsicuns Mr. Nsan ~ss mad
the re- psrnt g two handsome uss
chsirs Those fsrssfnt we're W. snd
Mrs. T. ~ Vel, iiuasonv lie, VI.
sod Nj. !, y. lfsitens. Nf ssd Mra
" fshf4neer. Nj sna Hrs " y
sasrsmon.. M. snd Mrs 4. iissser. NJ.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29

Last Friday night about forty per
sons net NJ the residence of er-Ailer.
man Stryker. corner OF Fourth street
and Granville avenue. and went on a
sleighlng party To Cascade sprlngs-
The evening Was plessantiy spent and
the party arrived home at O'Clock
yesterday morning.