, 1897-09-18
tried ham and eggs, beef tnttess. rolls,

fried ham and eggs, beef titters, rolls.
coffee.
Thursday-Boied hominy, beefsteak,
French friend potatoes. rice griddle
cakes, graham bread, milk.
Friday-Boiled salmon, light bread.
wafles. potato biscuits. coffee, Maryland
biscuits.
Sauurday-Calf's liver, poached eggs
on toast. breakfast rolls. corn bread. cof-
fee and tea.
Miss Bessie PASCAL is the happy pos
SCISSOR Of a new piano.
Last Saturday evening the Maenner-
Choir society held one Of it's regular
dances. The Maennerchor dances are
always we'll attended and greatly en-
joyed. The party Saturday evening was
a particularly happy one. as SO few
dances have been given lately.
One OF the most charming events Of
the week was Mrs. Breitenstein's party
On Tuesday afternoon. The house was
p~rofusely decorated with beautiful flow
ers. There were card tables. six in num-
ber. for the devotees OF that amuse-
ment. while those who did not play en-
gagged in social chat. Elegant refresh
ments, comprising the choicest viands
OF the season. were served. The first
prize. a handsome silk sofa pillow. was
won by Mrs. Durlacher. the second. a
beautiful pin cushion. by Mrs. Hodge,
man, and the third. a dainty apron. was
captured by Miss Talbot. Those pres
ent were Mesdames Hamilton, Hodge
man. Holbrook. Harris, Lehman. Man.
asse, Durlacher, ~Ivinson, Soule, George.
Coe. Jacobs, Conner, NJ. N. Grant, Spald-
ing. Talbot, Kingsford, Bauman, Duffy,
Sprague. McClary, Wilkinson, Fitch,
Thomas. Johnson, Peabody. Knight,
Jones. Stems. Greenbaum. Miss Tai
bot, Miss Kaufman.
Miss Mary George. who has been Wis
iting in the east for over 6 year. is ex-
pected home tonight.
Miss Anna Talbot will leave mex,
week for Boise. Idaho. where she will
fill the position o. instructor In litera.
ture at St. Margaret's school.
A most picturesque improvement up.
on old ways Of doing things is the re-
cent introduction at weddings of the
blossoms, instead OF the time-honored
rice, whose creeping tell-tale kernels
have caused 80 much discomfort as vel
as annoyance. The proper thing now Is
to have ready large bowls or baskets
filled with rose petals and orange bios
SONS. which are handed to the brides,
maids and ushers. who pelt the depart
ing couple with the fragrant missiles.
The young men Of the city are max.
ing arrangements to organize a dane.
ing club. 1t will be composed OF uni
versity and town boys. and dances will
probably be held every two weeks.
"
In honor OF little Percy Mallett's ven
enth birthday a surprise party was given
him this afternoon. The little folks en-.
joyed the surprise" features as 1t Is
custom of the grown-up folks.
"
Monday evening the members Of the
NJ. E. church and congregation met in
the church parlors, the occasion being q
reception given Rev. and Mrs. J.. p
Warner in view Of their approaching de.
parture for their new home in Wyoming
The two small parlors were furnished
as dining rooms, one decorated IN red
and the walters there were dressed in
white and red, and the other decorated
in green and the walters cossumed in
white and green. Doughnuts and coffes
were served. The lecture DON wal
nicely decorated with palms, flowers ant
bunting.
The rooms were crowded with a com.
pany happy to be able to once more as.
ISOLATE and enjoy the society of their be.
loved pastor and his good wife. still
sorry to think that soon they would NEE
no more.
hum Of conversation Walter Burnet
called the company to order and pre-,