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The morning call., 1893-12-21
OREGON POLITICS.
Possibility of Fusion Between Demo-
crat 5 and PopuIiStS.

Hon. w. p. Ready, Speaker of the Oregon
House OF Representatives, is in the city, Mr..
Ready is accompanied by his wife. His daugh-
ter Is in attendanceIat Mills Seminary, and the
family Will remain here during the holidays.
MIR. Ready was in the Mills building yester-
day with WeaIheT-observer Pague, ana con-
sented to talk briefly on the political situation
in Oregon.
"Our State election will be held on the second
Monday in June. when we Will elect State
ticket from Governor and Representatives
down. There is considerable friction between
the administration and the PennOyer Democrats.
There has been some talk abont union OF the
Pennoyer Democrats with the PopulisIs in Stale
matters, but 1 do not think the Stale cOuven-
Iion VIII permit any fusion with the Populists.
Ihe IDEA Is 10 nominate Nathan Pierce, who
was candidate for elector on The Democratic
TICKET last year for Governor. Pierce is a
farmer IL Umatilla County, and is a brainy
man. He is well liked and would make a strong
candidate, but the other wing of The parIy will
oppose consolidation.
The Idea is to run Governor Pennoyer for
united States Senator to succeed DOlph. The
administration Democrats would be pOwerless
almost 10 oppose the union OF OF Democrats
and Populists on the county tickets. Desuite
his VaSarles as represented by the press PEN
noyer IS conscientious In bis ideas, and has
dde good Governor for Oregon.
The Republicans talk Of nominating Binger
Hermann for Governor. Hermann has been
CONGRESSMAN since 1884, and can go back
oSaiH hS wants tbC uOiHiiIdliOu. OieGp0 II
naturally Republican by from 5000 TO 10 600
majority. The Populists were strong in the
last election but the silver question is stirl an
unknown quantity. It is hard to estimate what
elect silver repeal has had.
oregon people are largely interested in the
Mldwin er FaU, and VIII make better display
here than IN Chicago The time OF year is bet
ter for us than II lt were later. The develop
ment of the gold mines In Baker, Grant and
Union counties in Eastern Oregon, and the
southern counties contiguous TO California is
adding materially to our prosperity. Part Of
our crops were destroyed by early rains, but
despite the prevalent depression we have
forged steadily ahead"
The morning call., 1893-12-21
To-Day'S Entries.

The following are the entries for to-
days races:
First race. fve-eighths OF a mile. selling
jim r 113. George l. 1O7, Vulcan IO4. AID
Chipman 101, VendOme 81. Monarch 80. Nut
wood "a, CttO 10, Little Frank 1O4, Charger
40, Ontl Ora 96, Reno 90
Second race. one mile. selling-St. CrOix ] O6
Wild Oats LOG, ZOOlein log. jessie 1O3. Fore
Runner LOG, Happy Band II, Inkerman IO6,
Wyanashott 81, Francesca "a, Blizzard 81
Morton LOG, Oakland 1O3,
Third race. one and ar eighth miles, Ouinlan
handicap 127, Racine 125, Wild
wood 125, Cadmus 104. Marcelle IO2, Happy
Day 100. Centella 50, Garcia 90
Fourth race. three-quarters OF a mile. selling
-Servtor "A, Fore Runner 1O3. ZampOst o6
IlgTeSS 9S, Tim Murphy 115, Charmer 90
Fifth race. seven eighths of a mile selling
St CroiX 50, Glee Boy 1o6. Cocneco 80. Gas
con III, GreeDnock S4. AdOlph 107, Trix rs,
The morning call., 1893-12-21
PICTURESQUE CALIFORNIA" See mex
Sundays CALL
A Fraud Convicted

Note was made few days ago that e. Will
liams had been vletimizng the people of Carlln.
New, and vicinity by representing himself 10
be an agent Of j. j. O'Bren & Co. of this CITY.
He would take orders for goods and obtain
what money he could as an advance paymept
Inquiries were made of the San Francisco firm.
who replied that the fellow was a fraud He
was accordingly arrested, convicted and SEN
fenced TO fifty days Imprisonment besides
being compelled TO surrender The greater part
of his ilEgOtIen gains.
The morning call., 1893-12-21

Last night at Broadway and Dupont streets
the Forty fourth Assembly District Club of the
Anti-Chinese Law and Order League held a
mass-meetiug, al which DIR. ODonneH said
that the league would hold Open-air meeting.
every night that the air would permit, but II
was difficult 10 make announcements before
hand on account OF the uncertainty of the
weather Colonel Fox aud Denis kearney also
spoke.
The morning call., 1893-12-21

Work was resumed yesterday by the San
francisco and San Mateo Railway Company on
the park extension. 1t is thought that the
work Will be finished in five weeks
The morning call., 1893-12-21
DIyIDENp NOTICES.

ES Dividend NOtice-Mutual Saving s
&~S Bank OF San Francisco. Co. 33 Post ST. For
the half year ending December 81. 1898, a divi-
dend has been declared at the rate OF five (5) per
cent per annum on term deposits. and four and
one-sixth q 1-6) per cent per annum on ordinary
deposits, free of taxes payable and after
Tuesday, January 2, 1894.
de19 l4t GEORGE A. STORY Cashier.
RP Dividend Notice-San Francisco
U>S Savings Union. 326 California ST., cor. San
some: branch 100 Market st. cor Polk-For the
half year ending with the 3lst of December, 1893,
a dividend has been declared at the rate of five
(5) per cent per annum on term deposits and four
and one-sixth a 1-6) per cent per annum on ord
nary deposits. free of taxes, payable on and after
Tuesday, the I'd OF January, 1894.
del6 15t LOWELL WHITE. Cashier.
The morning call., 1893-12-21
PERSONALS.

GRAND OPENING OF GUS ILL ON DE.
" cember 20: turkey lunch; come one. come all
Glasgow ST., near Eddy, betwee Powell and
Mason. de2l st
The morning call., 1893-12-21

"a ERE NOT SUPERSTITIOUS. BUT WE BE-
" leve i'll signs so do you. So see c. SMITH
Of CHICAGO SIGN CO. 1005 Market ST. de17 I'm
The morning call., 1893-12-21

RE YOU IN 1ROUBLE AND NEED AID
"a vice? If so consult Mrs BELLMONT; she
VIII tell you what YOUR trouble is without asking
You question, and will advise you what to do
and now TO do: She will tell of your partner IN
business: love or marriage is true false; will
read your life from the cradle to the grave with
out mistake; perfect satisfaction or no charge.
10S Mason ST. del7 tF
The morning call., 1893-12-21

PICTURESQUE CALIFORNIA" See next
SUNDAYS CALL.
The morning call., 1893-12-21
Anti-Chinese rIeefinn

PICTURESQUE CALIFORNIA" See next
SUNDAYS CALL
The morning call., 1893-12-21

IN EVERY SICKNEsS WHERE PHYSICIANS
fail to heal, please address call on j. AUGUS-
TUS, 1890 folsom ST.. san Francisco. del7 It's
DREPARE FOR THE MIDWINTER FAIR AND
L get your house painted w. a. JENKINS, 519
Post St, will do the job for you cheaply and well;
paper hanging specially. del7 Ivy
The morning call., 1893-12-21

II AlR-DRESSER AND MANICURE WOULD
~ Ike few morning and afternoon customers;
VIII call at residence. Please address call at
olive ave-. off Larkin, bet. Ellis, OFarrelLl9 3@
The morning call., 1893-12-21

L me SUITS. $I5; FINE PANTS, Sd rs MIS-
ft Pants Parlor, 81 Montgomery ST. de17 If
LNINE COATS AND VESTS. $40: OVERCoATs,
L 50 75. Misnt Pants ParIor 5l3 Montgomery II
The morning call., 1893-12-21

NOTICE TO MEMBERS SEIGEL TAILORTNl+
~ Suit Clubs-From and after this date MR.
HARRY YOUNG is my only authorized collector
for the suit clubs Payments unless made to MIN
viii not be recOgn Zen. NJ SEIGEL Dec. 'q3. lq sc
The morning call., 1893-12-21

HOLIDAY SALE OF FINE BAMBOOWORK
II at lowest prices. HAMADA & CO. 1900
Market, cor City Hall ave. del9 It's
The morning call., 1893-12-21
MORNING CALL PAHS Pa 5S A s Deeem-

1871 FIRST RAcEFive 1:o21s
The morning call., 1893-12-21

h by HookerD
erwegh
nfurongs
The morning call., 1893-12-21


lS} THIRD RAoE-AOOuts1
The morning call., 1893-12-21

TRY CLAUS BRANDT FOR GROCERIES AND
liquors: good stock; low prices. Corner OAK
and Octavia sts deg I'm
The morning call., 1893-12-21
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

A TTENTIoN, FARMERS-GET YOUR PLow
~ hands from Z. r. HANSEN t& CO.. llO Geary
tree Telephone 4S5. der tf cod
The morning call., 1893-12-21
AGENTS WANTED.


A GENTS READ-DO YOU WANT MONEY
~ il so, sell Bancroft's Book OF the Fair aud
nothing else: the greatest book to sell ever pub-
lished; $1,000 month earned by field~acents
"Ofice of Caie. Montgomery Il Moore, Cincinnati
Ohio, october 90, lS9 5.-The Bancroft Comnanv
Chicago. Ill.-GentIemen: Our Dayton agent
took 81 orders last week for The Book of the
Fair Can you beat that? I think that breaks
the record. Yours truly. T. j. Cafe" Apply to
THE BAN CROFT COMPANY, 1913 Market st. S
r. deco lSt
The morning call., 1893-12-21

A DVICE FREE IN ALL LEGAL MATTERS:
n divorce. probate laws. marriage contracts pri-
yate G. w. HOWE, atty-at-law. Market and 9th. q
The morning call., 1893-12-21

~ Or. Anrhan, 229 Kearny-Diseases
OF women ;nerv0us. chronic all. .etc.nol5 S5t
The morning call., 1893-12-21

w ANTED TO EXCHANGE FINE NEW
w safety for desk, safe and Office fixtures Ad-
dress Safety, box III, Call Branch ONCE. deS u
The morning call., 1893-12-21

DIET DOGS FOR SALE; LLEWELLEN Ann
sion. de1q 1uTbSat ~
The morning call., 1893-12-21

HEALTHY BOY BABY FOR ADOPTION
II MRS. DIR. FUNKE, 1416 Eighth ST., Ala.
media. de2l 3t*
The morning call., 1893-12-21

DAG CARPETS WOVE TO ORDER AND FOR
IL sale; also chenillewove rugs and silk rag nor
there's, and dealer In carpet twlne In hank or chain
at lowest rates. GEO. MATTHEW, 7O9 Fifth 81
Oakland. Cal mol o ThSu an,
The morning call., 1893-12-21

DOSI1ION WANTED BY EXPERIENCED
Office. de2I ats
The morning call., 1893-12-21

SITUATION WANTED BY COMPETENT WON.
- an 10 do homework: good plain cook and laun-
dress; country preferred. Call or address 345JA
Third St. near Harrison delS Ats
The morning call., 1893-12-21

DON'T MISS THISl A SHORT TIME ONLYl
~ 81 per d0z.; fine cabinet photos 8 Sixth. deltr
The morning call., 1893-12-21

A RTlSTIC HAIRDRESSING, 2bC: HAP
N waved beautifully; manicuring; will call AZ
residence; apprentices to trade lO4 PnWeIl D u -
The morning call., 1893-12-21
FEMALE HELP WANTED.

C1HAMBERMAID AND HOUSEKEEPER, $25
~ andsfound, country hotel: nursegrl. $40. city.
MURRAY & READY, 634 Clay ST.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08

latent cheer and sunny buoyancv OF
has younger days. la recognition of
the kindly remembrance Mr. Spring
mad printed and distributed "A card
bearing this pretty bit of sentiment:
"Do not keep the alabastsr boxes of
your love and tenderness sealed up
until your friends are dead, but fiji
ther lives with sweeiness. Speak ap-
proving and cheering words while their
ears can her them. and while their
hearts can be thrilled and made hap
pier by them. The kind things you
will say after they are gone, cay before
they go. The fiowers you moan to
send for their collins, bessow now and
70 brighten and sweeten their homes
before they leave them.
az my friends have alabaster boxes
aid away, full of fragrant perfumes of
sympathy and affection, which they
intend To break over my dead body,
would rather they would bring them
now in my weary and troubled hours,
snd open them, that 1 NAV be re-
freshed and cheered while need them
and can enjoy them. ] would rather
have a PLAIN coffin without . flower.
and funeral without an eulogy, than
life without the sweetness of love and
sympathy. Let US learn TO anoint our
friends beforehand for their burial.
"Post- norton kindness cannot cheer
tho burdened spirit. Flowers on the
coffin shed no fragrance backward over
the weary way by which the loved ones
have travelled"
During ths day he received the
cordial congratulations OF many OF his
friends.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08

AZ The annual meeting of the Elee-
tromatnetn branch of The K. ;. /. res
tes1ty toe following officers were
siectrd Pres dent. Clarencc ".
S,tu,er. wee president. Burton Living
500; secretary. Matthew Walsh; treas
urer. H.focrt 4 Fairfield. During the
past year several interesting lectures
pave been delivered. s1d the member
snip Das greatly Increased. The meet
inEs for tie ensuing year Will be
devoted o. the q discussion Il the long
distance tTaasmissoa OF power by a.
ternaung cnrrents- The Tesla. or
Westirg hon-e, aud other systems rill
be described and all interested IA tnls
line Of WORK are sny.ted 10 attend.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08

The invest eating committee of the
board u trade held a session Yesterday
Afternoon. A luanGty OF carrc-
- u1e 90 vas gone through vita rela.
i've ID of7eocsl Establishment Of ces-
tan isaa-tri-s.
Oas or tso home manufacturers
az "a Tor assistance q increasing cap
i.Al. snl the secretary was instructed
q place tnefp IA communication with
pers0ds wanting 10 invest. The COM
mittes Instructed the secretary 20
lsavs lusned tfeiy To confer further
ssfh a. institution wanting 20 locste
here Tnis makes the fourth visit lie
MI leave touay.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08
HAS GONE To REST
FROM A SURGICAL OPERATION
Psrisfmsf ~ ORA Bose and Pet-rsen
she WA App.ssasly 80 Well a.
Ever sss Day ssss1s.

Mrs. ~. A. ericsson dlsd snddsnly 81
her residsacs. No. y south cciisgs
assnass a. o'clock i4st evening. from
the Effects q sgrgie4l operation par
foFmsd ~ Or Bose and Or. Peterson.
Her death .u De = shoe< 70 han
dFc1s u DER fElends IA Ggana Rapids
sad the zsst.
Mrs. olesscn vss seen ca Inc srrstts
day bsf.fe yesterday, and sxs appAr-
saiiy a. vel "a ever. sac sas 10 have
t.<sn cn.rge of sao Friday program q
tne ~. Cecilia soel9ty.
Is IS sad thai Mrs. 0reeson has been
SUI from = tamcr for several
~eaks. bat neF condition sas nos eon-
s1eTed serlons "a any respect. lesl1r-
day q orr * bEs. bose AID Petersen
cfcstel gsai lnc tamor ought - oe re-
moved. saG accordingly Afs- ,sretnon
s1unll rcd 10 a. operation Later IA
tae aAf sae Lao n internal lemorrnAge
and oie1 al 5 . e.rck.
Ins meas Ter death did not be-
nae puzzle until about y clock last
night Ii created .ensasOn Al the
e. Cecilia bail. aad many % ths NO
men Nfrs 80 overcome ~ the snock
tnas tnry eft Tor home immediately.
Mrs. Gg-csoa was one OF the most
promlasnt aembers OK the society aud
"a CONSIDERED one Of TIE most bril-
ant p aalsis "a tae CITY.
~as was bora ia Grand naplds thirty
four years sso, a1d sss the only child
% AF. snd Mrs. Hawl~y Lyon In
l.sf she Wa married TO Edward
Nuhey. Who died about four years
ago. January Z. 1892. she sas married
~ PRINCIPAL ". A. Grs-son OF the GEN.
ira tgn school. The Wedding took
place IN Brooklyn, aud Mr.. aud Mrs.
Greeson sDent their honeymoon IN Tao
BerniudaA They returned % this esty
IA Msrca. and hase s4nce rssided ~
No. 81 S51ta College avenue. Besides
her husband and mosneF. Mrs. Gree
son isft Two children. girl years old
and boy years Old.
Tie arrangements for TIE funeral
vll not e made anil word = received
from Mrs. Gfeeson's brothers.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08
YOUNG AND MIDDLE
AGED

Nsr-ous prtfHfv >~vvous w~ssn-rs-s -
fu.tine ffeu esris iufiscreficns su4 >sre<<fs
81 nsrhoed. oyer~art 81 tos tfsin. isnEfppsf
tfsttnsrt a. aafne ottsF ffssases inFfar-f
use 81 iLstFsmsuts ~ ssaninntiee ssc treat
msnt ef senI~ ether a.s~.s-s hereditary ~ssk
nsss. sfe-. esas "a aosi fnsub~ol. inBet-ncr.
tsFrenbsss insoitf - ecii-rt td>ss e. -.
n sniter verc or "a eenssrrstieni msklra
The snfefer le<< eenttfnne Ia srsrf eas ssts
sbonf trrrbi~s hat tsvsf egu-l rou~fiDs.
snuxnE E4fi.r<s eftsr ears "a ir~&nffy cue
ten, 81 Deafness. fsssTss te-sonsnr~s rsd
nsarf Diseases. tn1itiltr a. eonaarf t1sns<s.
etr
Tais <ie~~s. 49, al 80 c,mpiicstens -
ssafs rurst - Dr. 4 CLt1 TODD. Il era
Iisinen street.. reeas a sse q er,ss k.slss
Ntet
taa in.rsist-is-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08

The Roots, Herbs. Bsrks. etc,
ere shipped directly 20 Dr.. :.
Clay Todd from the countries
where they gror. and are COM
pounded ard dispensed ny him.
Medicine. cent r. al I,arts 81
fhe World. Make ere call IL
possible. ~ write nilcnt your
complaint IA your own Ian
guagsA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08
Can..rnmenss Of Glss,.

One case OF gas, for the Welsh
Folding Fed company. foTtv-tarre
cases x glas- for WlIdieomb Furniture
company. one case Tor tbs Converse
Msn4factgr.ng company. three eases
for tas >rH Eo<.Aud turaisGre coca
raaf aul three cases for the West
A'sn gan f1rnItare company OF Hol
lad s~fs cleared I duty Ia tue cue
fo<n 1onse Yesterday. The conggn-
msn. - Wiidteomo = tie larxsss ever
rerat4-l h~r-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08
WASTE NO MORE
TIME

With those useless an6 81 .urlous n "a ciaes.
srch - ftairs. sii~l.aats nertlncs ant
soporincs- sisep-pre4 arslFg cIags. hsn1eres
or iEstfursenta! appliances tteJ are az 10
avail. TIE distase IL sf.l there Aua can oals
bc cured ~ lsr. s--ILAi TODD. q North
Division strret. toors rorth az Nonros
street WrnAAm tlocs. rooms I. 2 and seran4
Raids. Mich. CeEsait.sea free ana ceaG-
oeniiai No chArge fof services untl curce.
Doal waste year tiine and money.
No rGnaing % orux stores
Better medicines sor ehfoeie diseases can
be- hsd Of ~. =. CLAY 10DD. ~ his crles i
Serib = y.si3a street. aoess nortA q
Monroe street. Usahsm h.1cs roenssf saaf
:. Grad kapiaN Aith.. eiin the correct frre
sdyice Ter using tteu. Cal on Or. s. C,as
TODD ana Re restored q heath.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08
The Truthful
Test

Il requires 70 'esra-i experts
or scientific experiments -
establish the fast that o.
pelcE s oEtlcicgs rlsscgiss Es.
rssers are Mt cr'y the strong
CT, bat positively ihs sweet
sss and most eei.eate f-uis
fworS If housewives VS.
fasar = cake. pusd.ng. eng
uul os cream With IT.. fries's
Fusset = vapil's, Leiuon ~
cssaEs. saa = smissr quas-
tfr s mqre natural md
ersssfsifasfe fhsn can be ia
psrtei ~ ang other Ex'facfs.
Is i M Al inecniessseln
prorf of their erssfrr exes
nesp - every case wksrn
pr prcss Fisvars are us.i
laeY glvs perfect laiisiastsn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08

Deputy United states Nsrshsl Brew.
sser nas captured to more tniusn IN,
Gang 10 aud sing Lee. for cross Ok tas
torder lie arrested them st Petosk y
i8fs B00caF gus sad Yesterday took
tnru before Comm ssIo1sr Cal! At snai
place. Eho sentenced the "a twenty
DAYS l&ror 81 tAa kfnt county Iah.
alter winch they VII be dsporsea 10
...-a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08

aa Prrst. 80. 57g Grsndvliis ave-
uae. resinaaa. Micn., kd~sri P.rss,
NJ SO Fourth avenue. Valley CIV.
r Car k,fsferrr, No. - Cfsecrnt ave-
nse. valley Cfy. Matilda Tyrolier.
cs. Loos. Men. OAK Hill. Jpsr New
<7<. No. 81 so street.. Fulton street:
hsrcs. Y las.tsi. 10. a >outa Iosia
street. tsiev tifv.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08

=. A. Hkns tea. wno va for s0rn-
gesfs $50 tne tftnf Hspias 4 Inti-
soa Eslrpst company "a tbs CEy.
snd soy feSet agent 81 tne Soatn-
srn far o. coo usas ~ sscrsmenes.
ca. isystpg sic fam - Of hi. fatnsr,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08

tn. Popular Dry Goods Man o.nes.
ously Remembered.
Yesterday Henry Spring. tho GENIAL
wbolssou!~d dry goods merchant. ar.
rived ~ another milestone IN the Jour.
nry Of lie. The event was not pub.
ICY announced. bat many OF hi,
ffienfs remembered ih- date of hs.
hirih. aud ehsn be entered ne offlc.
Tor she days work Re wss greeted D.,
numerous bouquets OF delicate fiossr.
vhuss perfnme revived m him al IN,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08
Contariors Diaeases.

Rena Livingston. no. Eleventh ave-
nue., measles; Randel Livingston,
same; Bertha Griffin, No. 324 South
Ionia street. measles; Minnie Noggle.
No. 81 smiths court, measles.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08
$500 SHOES FOR sl.75
Today Only at Crozier Bros, No.
% Canal Street.

The great special sale today 10 for
workmen's families. All $3.50 and
some $500 ladies' and mems tine shoes
for only Sl75.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08

The Vinegar Furniture company ad.
vortisenaent, seen IN another column,
should be read bY all.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08
GAY WAS THE BALL
Brilliant Social Event Given in
the Morton
BY THE ST. CECILIA SOCIETY
Tia Third Annual Bah fos the Bsnsn'
Of the Building Fund SOCIAL and
Financial Success.

ST. Cecilia has again been honorsd oy
her far devotses Ia Grand RApids.
The tnird annual ball OF the st. Co
ella society WAS held IN the Morton
lsst evening. Three years ago the
members of the society conceived the
idea that az annual ball could be made
the soc.al event OF the season aud
would hs . profitable undertaking.
The first year the tall wss held IN
Hartnsn's hall aud WAS . success. So
eislly snd financially. Last year j.
Boyd Pantlind generously threw open
the Morton house for the benefit of the
enthusiastic students Of the divine art.
and nols outstanding that the society
WAS Leading . monkey aud p2rro, sori
of an existence, the ball WAS another
socssl aud pecuniary triumph Tor the
s0c.elY.
Was . Celebrates.
This year. with all internecine diff
eultles settled. the members OF the So
'clety worked IN harmony TO make the
bali the greatest of the three. Their
efforts we're successful. and the Golfers
Of the society are several hundred
dollars richer by reason OF the event.
From certain standpoint, every ball
10 just like every other ball, but lac,
nights affair. in addition To its social
aspect, MAS a triunphai celebration Of
the harmony aud peace that now pre-
vail in the socsety's ranks.
The entire first floor or the Morton
was turned over 10 tho 81. Cecilias.
The dining room served as a dancing
hall. the ordinary fer parlor and tue
spacious psrlors for dressing rooms.
The decorations were simple; hut were
pretty and tasteful. Mrs. Il. II. Carroll
had charge OF the work.
In thr psriors and dressing rooms
southern smiiax aud ground pine wa.
| festooned above the doorways and
wresthed about the mantels and PIC
lures
Decorations OF the Ordinary
The ordinary was converted into .
parlor that was the gem OF ths ball.
| The rich dec gratious of the room were
embeilishet by the most beautiful pic
lures IN the Morton honse co lection
! and by the prettIest furniture from the
| parlors of the hotel. The electric lights
were turned out, aud the effect OF the
| richly colored tapestries and hsngings
was suftened by the suhdued light from
yellow shaded piano lamps.
The floors of the two dining rooms
were covered with canvas. and an sd-
mirabie dancing hall was the result. In
one corner. partially concealed 10y
screens, Prof. Wellenstein's orchestra
furnished exquisite dance music. As
prelude TO dancing proper a selection
was played.
John McQuewan and Mrs. Edwin r.
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Then the fioor was gwen over to the
merry dancers, who numbered nearly
200.
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