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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-02-24
Local Weather Report.
FOR FEBRUARY %, 1897.

Mean temperature, 80
Max. temperature, 40
Min. temperature, 81.
Precipitation, .55 inches.
Max velocity of wind, 2i-N.
Accumulated excess of daily mean tenn
perature since January /, y degr ees; or an
Total deficiency in precipitation since Janu-
airy |, 2OS inches.
U. G. MYERS, Observer.
Note-A minus sign g prefxed to ther-
mometer readings indicates temperature be-
low zero.
A 'T' In connection with rainfall indi-
Gates a trace of rainfall too small to mea-
sure.
Snow is melted and resulting depth of
water not stated.
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Brief Mention,
Brief Mention.
High water to-day at 3;57 p. m.
Houses, lots, farms-R. E. Baldwin.
FOR HEALTH AND PLEASURE.

To-day will witness the departure of
many New Haveners for the sunny
south. Mr.. John II. Phillips, Mr.. Ed
ward Taylor, Mr.. George Scranton and
Mr.. Fred Kinney go to st. Augustine
end thence to Nassau for a me- nth S
stay Mr.. and Mrs E. L. Norton will
sail on the Clyde steamer Comanche.
Their trip will include visits to Charles
ton, Jameston, st. Augustine, Rock
ledge, Palm Beach and Savannah. Mr..
and Mrs w. J. Clark will sail on the
same steamer for Jacksonville. Mr.. B.
r. Potter goes to Maine and J. G. Coe,
of the firm of Coe & Brown, for St Au-
gustine. Mr.. e. Stannard and wife
make the trip by rail, starting tomor-
row. He will go direct to Rockledge,
where Mr.. Stannard is at present. Mr..
Robert Morgan, the Center street
plumber, also leaves to-day for Cali
fornia.
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CLAIMS FOR DAMAGES CONSID-
Erred

At the meeting of the committee of
claims, last evening, J. n. Chaplin and
Edwin I. futile were given leave to
withdraw their petition for damages.
The petition of Andrew J. Condor for
return of overpaid taxes was allowed to
60 over 20 the next meeting.
Miss Carrie n. Tyler was allowed $50
for injuries sustained on the sidewalk
$500 being asked.
Victor Bohn was allowed $500 on his
petition for damages.
Mrs. Maria Taylor's tax of S906 was
abated, the abatement covering only
the city tax.
The petition of Patrick Spine for
Damages was laid over until the next
meeting,
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NEW IDVERTISEMENTS TODAY.

NE w iDI EhIlSEMLNjS AO-DAAs
a Corset Sale-Howe & Stetson.
Baptist Missionary Conference.
Dr. Erost's Remedies-At Druggists.
Entertainment-Grand Opera House
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Theater;
For Sale-House-Joh Q. Pundertord'
Nor Rent-Rooms--92 Park Street.
For Rent--Rooms-170 Whalley Avenue
For Rent-Flat-112 Orange Street.
Gloves-Linsley 4 Lightbourn.
Hyperion Theater-Wm. j, Bryan.
Meeting-Committee on Nominations
Notice to Contractors-C, W. Kelly c.
Palace Market-E. Schoenberger n SON.
Pancake Flour-S. II. Street y Co.
Real Estate-John Il. Healy. -,-..,
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets-At Drusglsts''
To Loan-$4, 000-I. Rosenberg
Three Penny Days-Malley, Nicely q Co
The Wooing Windows-N. H. Shoe Co.
Underwear--The Chas. Monson Co
Whist Przes-The G.. Fl. Ford Co.
Wanted-Situation-4 Lafayette Street.
Observation-Disclosures Beach Street.
Wanted-Situaton-70 Grand Avenue.
Wanted-Girl-153 Clay Street.
Wanted-Situation-2 Wooster street,
Wanted-Rent-S40 Chapel Street
Observation-Disclosures Carlisle Street.
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WEATHER RECORD.
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THG CHIEF
on THE WEATHER BUREAU.

OF THE WEATHER BUREAU.
WASHINGTON, d. c.. Feb. 70, 1877, . p. IN.
Forecast for Wednesday:
For New England-Generally fair; colder
In south portions; northwesterly winds.
For eastern New York-Falr; COLDER
southwesterly winds.
The Indications are that generally fair
weather will prevail from the lake region
and New England southwark to the Guit
coast.
1t will be colder on the Atlantic coast
and the temperature will rise slowly in the
Mississippi and Missouri valleys,
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and a thousand and one
other things at just as low
prices.
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If the Baby istting Teeth, Gu

Be sure and use that old and well-tried rem
edy, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, for
children teething. 1t soothes the child,
softens the gums allays all pain, cures
wind collie, and is the best remedy for diar
rhoea. Twenty-Five cents a BOTTLE
dill MWF&W "
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FIFTH ANNUAL A. o. H. BALL.

FIFTH ANN t)AL A. y. Ii. BALL.
The fifth annual ball of Division No.
6, A. O. H.. was held at Arion hall last
evening. Flanagan's orchestra fur
nished music for the nineteen dances
on the program. Thomas Harmon was
grand conductor, assisted by Francis
Gill, the chairman of the floor commit
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MALLEY*NEElYND(s.
TELEPHONE NO. 1928.
Three Penny Days
Morning:
V,yrDNgeD.y 10 o'clock to IL.
Afternoon:
o'clock to S.
WEDNESDAY

Third of three great days
greatest of any yet in New
Haven housekeeping history.
More room to-day. Sorry
had to stop late-comers going
downstairs Monday. Couldn't
squeeze any more in. You
know what a crowd that
means.
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GRAND OPENING

Wednesday, Feb "a. of the "Old Home
stead" 2S6 Elm street. The public is
invited. Bernard McQueeney, prop.
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THREE MONTHS, $1.5O; ONE MONTH, 90
CENTS; ONE WEEK, Is GENTS SINGLE
COPIES, 8 CENTS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-06-20
guest of Miss winifred Hoult month

guest of Miss Winifred Hoult month
this summer.
Misses Ruth Lakenan, OF Missouri,
and Mabel Reade, of Toledo, w. are Tue
guests of Miss Ella Bartlett, at Mohoh-
gah.
Mrs. A. C. Galaher and daughter, MISS
Helen. of Charleston, who have peeh
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Walton MIL
Ter and EX-Gov A. B. Fleming, return
ed home Thursday.
Miss Nola, the accomplished daughter
of Hon. o. S. Mckinney, will have as
her guest for a few weeks in July, Mss
America Juanicot, of Panama, S. A.
Miss Alice Orr has returned from
Clarksburg where she graduated at
Broaddus College.
John H. Dunster of Oakland, Cal, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Thos. H. Acres,
OF Eoff street.
Miss Mamie Eleanora Smith has re-
turned from visit to Broad Tree VAL
ley.
Miss Maud Little, of GAINESVILLE, O..
is the guest of Miss Eva Walters, OF
the Island.
Il l.. ~.
Friday night for New York, where they
will remain until the 23d inst, when the
lieutenant will report for duty on the
battleship Iowa. Lieut.. VanDuser and
his estimable wife made a host OF
warm friends during their stay IN
Wheeling. all of whom will deeply re-
greet their departure.
Miss Carrie E. Smith is spending the
summer at Lamont. ". Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Selfert, OF
Bethlehem, Pa, who nave been spend
ing a few days on the South Side with
friends returned home Thursday after
noon. They were recently married and
were in Wheeling spending a portion
Of their honeymoon.
DR.. Hattie b. Jones. who is at Terra
Alta. resting after a serious sickness, is
recovering her health rapidly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Gleasencamp, or
Pittsburg. are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Clement Hess. on Twenty-second street
Miss Grace NJ. Hoge is home from
Wellesley College, where she has been
attending school during the past
year.
Misses Anna Hazlett and Mary Ziero-
wick, of Eoff street, left yesterday for
Niagara Falls, and to visit Mrs. j. Mer-
genhagen, Of Buffalo, n. Y.
Messrs. Robert Kraft, John Teufel,
August Whitaker and Henry Beltz
went to Niagara Falls, Toronto, Cleve-
land. Thousand Islands and other
points.
Miss Camille Bryant, who accompa-
MED Miss Emily Pollock upon her re-
turn from Brooklyn, is a guest of Miss
Pollock at her home on Chapline street
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Highest Grade Racycle at $72 net
cash. H. Z. HILLMAN G. co.
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ing daughter of Mr.. John G.. Heftley,
of Chapline street. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. A. w. Werder,
pastor of ST. James German Lutheran
church The bride was becomlngly at
tired in a blue broadcloth travelling
gown. Immediately after the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Helm were driven to the
Panhandle depot where they took the
u D. m. train for an extended Eastern
wedding tour.
A very quiet but pretty wedding
took place Wednesday evening at the
home of Mrs. Fry. No. so Sixteenth
street when two 'mutes" agreed to
spend a quiet life together. The con-
tracing parties were Mr.. A. a. Correll
of Parkersburg. and Miss Annie Hitch
cock. of Wheeling. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. J. H. Littell, OF the
United Presbyterian church, who used
the deaf and dumb language in the Ger
emOny. There was not an audible word
until the prayer was made. The happy
couple have left for their future home
in Parkersburg.
Wednesday evening at half past s
o'clock at the home of the brides faith
er. Mr.. Robt COwan, No. SO Virginia
street. Mr. Fred Creutzberg. of Barton,
Nd. and Miss Catherine COwan were
united in marriage by Rev. c. Z. Clark,
pastor of the Thomson NJ. e. church.
The affair was very quiet, only the rela-
tives and few intimate friends being
present At midnight the couple left
for their future home at Barton, Md,
where the groom is engaged in bust
ness with his father. The bride is
popular Island young lady, and her
many friends wish her all happiness.
Mr. Ralph Lawrence, of this city, was
united in marriage to Miss Blanche
Smith. a charming young lady of New
Cumberland. Thursday evening.
The o. L. A. NJ and Daughters of Lib
erty gave an outing at Mozart Park
Thursday afternoon and evening. The
proceeds will be used for entertaining
the State Council of the o. [. A. NJ. in
August.
The Old Mems Club was pleasantly
entertained Friday at dinner, at the
home of Squire NcNiece, at Glencoe.
Invitations have been received here
for the wedding at Pittsburg. June 23d,
of Miss Flora Friday a former student
of Mt de Chantal. to Mr.. Gustavus Ahl-
berg, of Pittsburg.
Miss Carrie Cockayne was the gra-
cious hostess to a party of her friends
Wednesday evening, at her home at
Leahurst. near Moundsville The
soiree was given in compliment to
Messrs. Shearer and Bruce. who de-
parted for Ocean City. Misses Emma
and Cora Parkinson also gave a tea
party in their honor Tuesday after
noon.
The graduating class and High school
teachers of Martins Ferry drove out in
a big wagon to Mt Pleasant Thursday
evening, where they were entertained
by Prof Thomas Miller.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-06-20
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chron icle of the Movements of I'm
dlviduals.

VIM. J. Devine is on the sick list.
Lieutenant Governor Devine, Of
North Dakota, former Eighth ward
boy, has been honored by election as
vice president of the Sound Money
League of Chicago.
Mrs. India Wytlen, Of Widders, o.,
is visiting South Side friends.
Edward Jones, boss at the LaBelle
tin mill, and wife will leave Monday
for a six weeks trip to their old home
Mr. Albert Koch, a well known glass
at Pontapool, England.
worker of North Main street. is visit
ing relatives in Missouri.
Mrs. VIM. p. Thompson, Of New York
is visiting her mother Mrs Judge
Thompson, of the National road.
John Gardner, John Dailer and John
Stein. Of the South Side, went to Mag
ara Falls on the excursion yesterday.
Dr. Clyde Ford, Of the South Side,
has returned from New York, where
he was an important witness in a suit
brought against a railroad corporation
for damages.
Albert Hasenauer, the young clerk at
w. S. McElroy's pharmacy, on the
South Side, is at the North Wheeling
hospital recovering from the effects of
an operation performed by DR.. Rau
for an attack of appendicitis
Willard Melton. clerk at Kraus Bros,
is suffering from injuries received the
other evening in bicycle collision. He
was severely cut in the side Of the face.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-06-20

where they will be pleased 10 receive
their many friends.
The commencement al Bethany Col
lege was consummated with a beauti-
ful ceremony. the wedding of Miss
Ella Y. Chapman. Of Higginsville Mo,
and Mr.. c. r. Whitacre, Of Tromley, o.,
both graduates of the Music Depart
ment Miss Chapline came 10 Bethany
five years ago. 10 take a course in piaaa.
Prof Feuchtiager one day tried her
voice. and pronounced it one Of the
raresr and purest high sopranos, adyis-
ing Miss Chapman 10 study voice. Al
ire a three years course. Miss Chap
mans voice had gained such powers Of
execution and beauty of tone, that her
instructor took her. together with two
either Students. on a tour of forty con-
certs. which were attended by some
times over 1900 people Miss Chap
mans marvellous voice procured for
her an e1yiable success Il was dur
ing her college course she met her hUs-
band. who is also a singer
The ceremony was performed by
their former class mate, the Rev. Mr..
Crawford. al the Commencement hall
The bride and groom marched down
the classic hal TO the strains of L0hen-
grin Just when the setting sun was
shedding lis brilliant beams on the
lovely bride. prcrouncicg o benediction
and prophesying a happy future.
$50
The Young Peoples Society Of
Christian Endeayor gave a delightful
moonlight excursion by steamer to
S.euhenville Wednesday evening. on
the Leroy. Good music was furnished
en- route and there was a b0untiful
supply Of refreshments. The party re-
TURNED to- the wharf before midnight.
after having passed q very pleasant
evening
Miss Eva Walters will be hostess to
c5ngeuiai party of her friends next
TUESDAY evening. az the home Of her
lister Mrs Will IT, Higgins on North
Huron street The affair viii be i'm -
nature Of q farewell 20 Misses Blanche
EtZ'or and Jeanette Nago~ who will
.'oNt next week 20 Nlsll IeI3uNeS IN
Dayton.
The Rev J. IT, Littell, co-pastor Of
the United Presbyterian church. per-
formed the ceremony az his residence
Thursday evening. which made Mr.
John Harrison and Miss May Berth. Of
Washington Pa. man and wife O1ly
a few intimate friends were present
After the ceremony the young people
returned to their homes
Thursday evening Miss Agnes Mil
Ter was rendered a surprise by num-
Der of her young friends at her home
i'm Lower BenwO0d. and they assisted
her in making the nineteenth anniver-
sary Of her birth a memorable occa-
sion.
"a
The ladies Of the congregation of
the Martins Ferry Baptist church gave
an ice cream social at the post Office
room last night. which was a social
and fna-Cisl success.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-06-20
4 BEAUTIFUL LAMP
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and Phi.
lily Told

lily Told
H. c. Snider. treasurer ot FIR
Henry Lodge No. ., Shield . G.--
has received check for >i0
benefit, which he Will pay .. .
the widow Of the late J.. D. 'ru-
Mrs. Altmyer will receive $50. 70 e..
surance from various orsarl l. =
which her deceased husband Hs
member.
Mr.. d. Nesbitt annouuD "a.
moval of his general h.aga-u-t-.
shop and wagon works to Fulton a..r
he will occupy the old Fu.ro as-
and carriage works plant. III q
have better facilities than u--
sOlicits a continuance OF the Iu.- 70.
ronage heretofore received.
Policemen Bowers. Och and 1.7
are riding the Viking Vince. .
the scorchers which they Purchase.
Of II. Z. Hillman q CO.
MIR. Neidman. who lives ar $50. a-',
McCuloch street, was struck
cycle a short distance above Stewards
pharmacy, on South Jacob street t
night. and it is feared he sustal r-
ternal injuries. DR.. Pipes rendo0 lie
necessary medical aid.
George He'll. w. r. CC0ry a-l
Samuel Furbee have been apuue D.,
the estate Of the late p J. AImr
The Council Committees on Gene
teries. Petitions and RemOnsra
Claims and Real Estate are Gale. ,
Monday night
There were several large picn.cs a'
the Park yesterday. among them Pip
little people Of the Chidren's Home
There was no Police Court s'
evening.
To-day it is His Honor Mayor NJ. a.
Chew. Mayor Butts having gone 20
Niagara Falls with the Builders t1-
change excursion The new MI.
was at the City Hall last eve.--
looking for victims to practice ol
there were no cases.
Artist John A Myles has rn...
a very fine portrait Of his ia'.. .'
late William Myles. and il .A-
bition at Citizens studio, TV.f. street.
There was a big rain belF,H f'r'.-
ant Valley and Triadelph.a ial On. De-
ing about eight o'clock. aud vi" ~
moth in the county. II looked as tno.
4 b.g storm was raging
Fort Henry Council. Grand Orle
gave largely attended gicnic at N
Fart Tark yesterday.
John McFadden had a large gas
en-, in the neshy part Of MS arm go.
terGay by a piece Of tin at the La j
mill!
VIM. Lewis, Of the "a Belle tin Dbl
was injured the other evening IN .
cycle accident.
Fred Breezy and Mss Ida 6ow'~
Of he South Side. We're married =
terday at st. Clairsvi'le.
Employees of the Riverside f-~
plate mills A and B playel a m"
game OF ball yesterday molnipe %.
Riverside grounds with the employ
C fnd d mills. c and j w1n D.
exciting game Of ten innings by a -'.
Of 80 to 10.
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r....
IL r We 4 SUNNI M s -,.r.
When tho -. hoq Rs, 7"
And me winds won. l-sn.r.ns by
To.bire Of i.is 5-.a w..
And y what more -"' '--- "''-
TO wander in Ar.
To-day I'm book --7--en
10 u i Son -.m q Ig1. moonlight? 'E
The m path path. 70 on, ne .,.... wonder.
Think OF the na nd meji seal away
And wander iu Already;
.,. ,.... e,-r.. -.aev.
The dream is d. med ana 20. oven 3lc~ dead
anu 5S Do nav
~, When j W, S yo- 70, warldlings.
seldom from car. .re --.t ,r, ,,-1
A Tbat leads tGr5ue. Already.
Although the pas. SIN U''S -
been distinguish by c''''l-i'
menJs, and the affairs DO '''D'' ,'''
Herewith, there have oeen NOT d .l"
weddings and entertainments 'e
engagement OF the opera com r'"s "'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-06-20

bright were very good. Misses Edith
McKim and Lena Mckay rendered
very difficult piano selection, ana Geo.
Inglebright rendered an excellent mute
SOLO After the programme excellent
refreshments were served by the ladles.
At 7 o'clock last Tuesday morning at
St. Joseph's Cathedral the wedding of
Mr.. Ambrose Habig and Miss Clara
Cunningham was solemniZed The
bridal couple walked up the aisle TO
MendelssOhn' wedding march, pre-
coded by the sister of the bride, Miss
May Cunningham, who acted as brides
maid, and Mr. John Habig, brother Of
the groom, who officiated as best man.
After the impressive ceremony the
happy couple were driven 10 the home
of the bride. where an elegant break
fast was served when Mr.. and Mrs.
Habig left for the beautiful summer re-
sort of Zoar. o., where they will spend
their honeymoon. The ushers at the
church were Messrs Percy Callahan
and George Yahn. The bride is pop
ular young lady of the East End, and
the groom is superintendent of the ma
chinery at the News. Both have many
friends who extend congratulations and
best wishes.
THE Six of Us" a new social organ
ization, gave an enjoyable dance Fri
day evening at Mozart Park, for which
the music was furnished by Prof Long.
Fairmont, w. Va, June 19.-Next
Wednesday evening DR.. A. Pool,
of Monongah, and Miss Helen Virginia,
eldest daughter of the late Harrison
Fleming, will be united in marriage at
the elegant residence of the brides
mother near town. The wedding will
be pretty che. Miss ROmanza B. Hay
hurst will be maid of honor and r. f.
l.. Bowie, general agent oftheM. r. r.
r., will be best man. There will be no
bridesmaids or ushers, as the parlor is
small and over a hundred invitations
have been issued. Rev. DR.. Flanagan,
of Grafton, will ofIiciate. and after a
supper the newly married couple will
leave on No. for an extended we'd
ding trip in the East DR.. Pool is a
native of Frederick, Md. and has con-
Quoted drug store at Monongah for
five years past. He is prominent in
all the affairs Of the city and is a lead
ing church worker. The bride is the
eldest daughter of the late Harrison
Fleming, for long time president of
the FIRST National Bank. and is one Of
the most talented and accomplished
ladies in this section of the State.
$50
A social club was organized here this
week for the purpose of giving a series
OF dances from now until September.
Two darces VIII be given a month. The
first dance took place at the Hote!
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three hours. At the conclusion of the
game Mrs. S. S. Bloch was presented
with the first prize, piece of silver.
The visitors prize, water color, was
awarded to Miss Carrie Bassell, OF
Clarksburg.
The Society of Daughters of the
Revolution was charmingly entertain
eG Thursday evening by the Misses
Caldwell. at the home Of Gen. Alfred
Caldwell, on North Main street The
meeting Of the society was both pleas
ant and profitable. Miss Shirley
Brockunier read an admirable paper
upon the American flag, and Mrs. a.
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p. Carter read from a very old publ
cation A description Of the battle Oh
Bunker Hill.
The Fourth Street Epworth
I.eaguers issued invitations last week
10 each member of the Y. NJ. c. a. FOR
q reception to be given tomorrow even
ing az the Fourth Street. The affair
will be of a musical nature, followed
by refreshments, and promises to be a
complete>success.
The annual commencement ball OF the
Linsly Institute will be given Tues
dav evening at the Wheeling Park Ca
sine. The music will be furnished by
the Opera House Orchestra. The ar
rangements are in charge Of commit
tee from the class Of 1897, who gradu-
ated Friday.
The Ohio Valley Social Club will
meet this year at Gardens Grove, be-
low Clarington O., on Saturday, July
Sd. 1897. The club is composed OF
many of the leading people along the
Ohio river between Steubenville, o.,
and Parkersburg. The committee on
ARRANGEMENTS are making every effort
to make this years meeting a pleasant
affair The invitation committee is
composed Of Misses Minnie O'Neil, Of
Hannibal. O.; Sue Moore, Of Proctor,
w. Va: Robert Browse, Of Grape ISL
and. w Va; Prof. D. T. Williams, Of
Moundsyille, W. Va, ald Emma Nal
lory, of Darlington, o.
Miss Emma Peiffer was pleasantly
surprised at the Harmony Hall, on the
South Side, by number of her friends
last Tuesday night. The affair was in
charge of her sister, Miss Marie, and
Miss Marie Swamberg. and all danced
to the music of Miss Ada Brokoff and
enjoyed a good time. Refreshments
were served throughout the evening by
Mr.. Joe Swamberg.
Room No. 10, Central school. gave a
wagon picnic in a grove near the Vir-
ginia fishing camp. The affair was
greatly enjoyed by all II was under
the auspices Of the Liberty Bells"
The feature of the day was a ball game
between the boys and girls. in favor of
the boys, the score being 8 to 2.
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Street ~ f. church. TO- the presence Of
a few Of their most intimate friends
aud relatives The bride - attired
i'm dress of white lustre. trimmed
with pearl bOleroS chiffon and lace.
and carried bunch Of bridal roses. 4
tempting wedding supper was served
TO which all did ample justice. The
many handsome and useful presents
received show the high esteem in
which The young couple are held Mr..
and Mrs. Le0nhart have commenced
housekeeping az No. 22Q3 Eon street.
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ENTERTAINMENTS

The home of Mrs. Barbara B'atchley
was the scene of quiet but very pref
" wedding ON Wednesday evening.
June 9, the happy parties TO the nup-
tial contract being her daughter, Miss
Sue, and Mr.. Edmond O.. LeOlhart. the
well known and popular travelling
salesman Of Parker Dc Co. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. VIM.
Anderson. pastor VI the Chapiue