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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-06-17

international bimetallism has been sung
for years and amounted to nothing, ex-
cept as cover. This administration is
engaged in the same old fraud game.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-06-17

Hundreds OF little ones owe their lives
10 DR.. Thomas Electric Oil, the soyer-
sign cure for Group and all other throat
and lung diseases.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-06-17

"For three years we have never been
without Chamberlain Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy in the house" i"
says A. IL. Patter, with K. U. Atkins &
Co., indianapolis, Ind, "and my wife
would as soon think of being without
flour as bottle of this Remedy in the
summer season. We have used it with
all three of our children and it has never
failed to cure - not simply stop pain,
but cure absolutely, 1t is all right, and
anyone who tries it will find 1t so" For
sale by O. N. Nye, Cor, Barnett House;
Schlabach's Drug Store, 225 N. Market
st E, L. Janson, 200 w. Tuscarawas st.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-06-17
A LOCAL ENGINEER
Stops Tinkering With a Job and Fin
ishes in a Week What He Has Been
Experimenting on Six Years.

Before the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers became powerful organiza-
ton, before stationary engineers in some
states required to pass examinations as to
fitness for important positions, an engi-
neer and fireman and man of all work
was forced to bank his fire and stop his
engine on account of pounding. He
tinkered at it for day or two, but the
trouble was as bad as ever when he Star
ted her up. He tried again with the
same result. Finally his employer was
forced to call in a more competent au-
thority and sort of jack-ofall-trades
was engaged. He poked around for half
an hour, tightened nut or two, eased
some part that showed friction and said,
"shell CO." She did go, much to the
astonishment of the onlookers, and the
tinker was asked to make out his bill.
1t read as follows:
FlXlng engine...".".....,.,.. so
Knowing how........................" 90
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-06-17
Lewis Y. MoCl,

lewis Y. MoOlure.
Sold by all druggist at 500. and 81
per box Send address on postal TO the
Wright Med. %. Columbus Ohio for
trial size free.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-06-17

One dose Of DR.. Fowler's Ext. Of Wild
Strawberry will check any case Of diar-
roeha II taken II the start.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-06-17
AN INFANT ANATOMiST.
Five-ysar.oId Boy who Knows AL
About Surgery.


We read of infant prodigies of all sorts,
but the most phenomenal of Juvenile won
ders up TO date Is O 5.year-old anatomist
who is astonishing the medical fraternity
of Chicago by hls. precocious knowledge
His name is d. viii Gwin, and he Is the
son of DIR. Howell b. Gwin, who recently
located in Chicago.
Little Master Gwin's familiarity with
long medical terms is wonderful, and such
names as "mesosternum, "alisphenoid"
and "ceratohyal" slip as glbly Off his
tongue as would come the Mother Goose
melodies from other children. They are
no parrotlike phrases which he has ao-
quired in mechanical sort of way, but he
can apply to each bone in the human body
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AXE place next fall. The engagement has

take place next fall. The engagement has
recently been announced.
An engagement Just out is that OF Miss
Helen Churchman Painter, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. william Painter, to Mr..
Richard C. Meeker. Miss Painter will
spend the late winter in Florida, with her
father and mother.
Mrs. Wilson Patterson Mrs. Ross Whistler,
Miss Carroll and Miss Wrenshall are among
those who are at home to their friends
Sunday afternoons.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Perrin will shortly
occupy their new house, corner of Charles
and Chase streets, which is one of the most
beautiful in Baltimore in its interior ar
rangementS, and which has a most impos-
ing han, with a big fireplace, and opposite
it window of stained glass bearing the
Perrin coat-of-ar Mr.. Nelson Perm is q
brother of Mr.. Clifford Perrin of Washing
ton. They VIII give large reception some
time In February.
Mr.. Richard Curzon Poultney is stopping
in Ireland at Kilkenny Castle, at a house
party, given by Lord and Lady Ormonde,
and recently posed most successfully a
series OF tableaux vivants, in which he
appeared with Lady Beatrice Butler, the
daughter of Lord and Lady Ormonde, and
at present considered the most beautiful
girl in British society. Her miniature,
painted by Mr.. Poultney, was while a go
exhibited in London.
Mr.. Charles Pele Didier has completed
among his recent portraits one of Mrs.
Lawrason Riggs. Mr.. Didier has just sent
to Philadelphia the much I alked-a bout
portrait of Mrs. William E. Carter, painted
when she was the beautiful Miss Lucille
Polk of Baltimore. Mr.. Didier expects to
20 abroad next summer to study art.
Mrs Frederick Gebhard of New York
is spending the winter in Baltimore With
her mother and father Mr.. and Mrs. John
B. Morris, at their home on Franklin street.
Mrs. Gebhard retains her beauty which
has ma de her famous, although she is not as
robust as formerly, and is of a more
spirituelie type just now.
DR. william Hewson BaltZeIl has re-
turned from his residence abroad OF several
years, and has taken apartments on Wash
ington Place, which he has made beautiful
by art treasures collected in Europe
Miss Molly Georgeis very much missed in
the hunting set this winter. as she is not
going out on account OF the death of her
sister, Miss Annie George. She rides and
drives every afternoon with her father, who
is master Of hounds Of the Elk Ridge Fox
Hunting Club.
Miss Emma Bland. one of the debutantes
OF this winter, is visiting her cousin, Miss
Martha Williams, at her home in Norfolk.
va, where several entertainments have
been given in her honor.
Miss Alma Phelps, another debutante Of
this season, gave aluneheon Thursday after
noon at her home at Walbrook, which was
attended by about twenty debutantes The
colors were pink and green and the lights
came from pink candles.
Mrs. Hutton, of England, is visiting her
son, Mr.. Henry Kingsbury, at the Stafford
Mr.. Kingsbury will return to England with
his mother.
The morning times., 1897-01-31
GOLDSOLL'S SHADY RECORD
The Diamond Palace Man Is Wanted
in Other Cities.
He Has Been Before Arrested for
Obtaining Goods Under False
Pretenses.

1t would seem from the rccort tls at police
headquarters and from newspaper clip
pings in the possession OF LAWYER Wod-
ward and others that l. H. GoIdsou the
Diamond Palace" man, who left town
rather precipitately last Friday night. as
stated in yesterday evenings Times has
operated his little game in ether cities be-
side Washington.
The first intimation that the man would
bear watching was received by InsDeC+nr
Holhnberger about Christmas time in a
letter from the Philadelphia chief Of no.
lice. This letter incIosed q newspsper
clipping which stated that GoItEsoH hal
been fined $500 and sentenced to To-,
days in the Philadelphia Jail for obtain.
ing goods under false pretenses in that
city. Upon the payment Of the fine. how
ever, the Jail sentence was remitted- A
strict watch was instituted upon the eS-
tabliShment at the time. but nothing which
would bring the proprietor within the
pale of the law was discovered
Another city which GcICison is reported
To have worked is Buffalo. y. Y. The
jewelers. Weekly, q trade journal, in an
article headed, "A Missing Diamond Pal
ace tells how the firm OF GoldsoH Bros.
skipped the town on the 23rd of this
month, leaving behind them a number OF
unpaid bills
This article attracted the attention OF
MeSser Bros, Of Newark, y. J., TO whom.
GoldsoH ewes money, and they ttereuaon
took cut the attachment for $3.50. which
the diamond merchant left town co
evade
The police nave an idea that other debts
beside the rent due W BNteler on the
broken lease will turn up now that GoIdsou
has left town, but SO FAR none has been
reported
Mr. BOteler says that he will enter civil
suit against his late tenant for the money
due him, and when he gets judgment VIII
push the matter 20 The utmost
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A Consfderate Neiehbor.

The late Joseph Willard, Of Washington,
possessed some rare, and peculiarly lovable
qualities. 1t is related of him that cap
italist once desired to erect an expensive
building on lot in Washington owned by
Mr. willard, but the latter refused to sell
the property, saying that the italian fr uit
vender. who had been on the corner for
five or six years, did not want TO be dis
turbed. He also owEed three office build
ings in Fourteenth street. He had several
requests from per sons who desired TO rent
upstairs portions. But he always refused,
saying the presence of people upstairs
might disturb Gen. Nv. Boynton, the we'll
known newspaper correspondent. who had
an office below.
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WASHINGTON WAS Sell LECTED.
The National Woman Suffrage
Convention to he Held Here.

Convention to BE Held Here.
Des Moines, Ia, Jan. 30-Witll meet
ing of the executive committee today the
annual convention of the National Woman
Suffrage Association concluded. The policy
of the association for the coming year
was outlined, and it was practically de-
termined to remove the national head
quarters from Philadelphia to New York
and to place it in charge of the committee
on organization, of which Carrie Lane
Chapman Gait is chairman. Mrs. Avery,
corresponding secretary, will continue to
do her work from Philadelphia, her home.
1t was determined to drop efforts in the
East and devote all attention to Western
States. Washington, Oregon, California and
Nevada will be made the battle grounds.
A chief effort will be TO induce the en-
franchised women in the States that al
ready have equal suffrage to take IN in
terest in the cause in other States. At
present they are of almost no help to the
national organization.
The next convention will be held IN
Washington in January, 1898. Tomorrow
nearly all the leading pulpits of the city
will be occupied either morning or even
ing by prominent members of the eonveu-
ton
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LADIES AID SOCIETY.
Its Installation of Officers "a Pleas.
ant Occasion.

The members OF the l. a =, No. (Which
patriotic organization is auxiliary 20 George
II. Thomas Camp, No 81 ,SOnSUf Veterans.
U. 3. A., met Friday evening atthe home IT
their past president. Mrs Houchen, No SIS
y street northeast, To do honor TO their Of
ficers-elect and % assist at their fnStaIIa-
ton.
Mrs. Trhy W. Reid is the retiring presi-
dent OF the society. The officers for the en-
suing year are: Mrs. Mamie = IOrSey,
president Miss Fila wills on vice president.
Mrs. Switzcr. cbapIaiR. Miss Carrie Bieriey,
treasurer, and Miss Rosamond Meacham,
guide The officers present were Installed
by Irby w Reid. division qtIartermaster,
after which the society and its friends were
entertained BY weII-selected literary and
musical 2Io9ram-
The charming rccitatiOns by Miss Irene
BayHe, che touching solos 10y Miss HaucIen,
the pleasing piano duets by Miss Dorothy
Houcheu and Miss Lillian Dorsey We're she
features of the evenings ense-tainment,
which closed after Il bounti.Gl repast-
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THE CAPITAL ROADS TROLLEY
Application for a Permit Made by
President RandIp

PRESIDENT A. E RandIe OF the Capita
Railway Company filed with the Com
mlssioners yesterday an application for
a permit to erect trolley line along tbe,
tracks OF the Anacostia Railway tbrougf,
the town OF Anacostia to the Soutb ap,,
Of tile Navy Yard bridge. He was direetef
70 specify the number and character OF
tne poles required and TO renew the ap-
piication later.
MI Randle says he has large force at
WORK on tile pike constructing the roadbed
from Congress Heights in the direction
OF Anacosua, and that the rails are an
delivered and the ties are arriving daily
so that the construction of the first sec
ton OF the road will be soon conDIeted
The morning times., 1897-01-31

audience to United States Anlbassador
Uhl this week
NJ. H. DeYouHg OF san Francisco, WHO
has been staying here with his family.
has started for Washington, leaving hls
family ii Berlin. 1t is believed in Amer
lean circles in tins city that he is going
TO Canton, O., to endeavor 10 secure the.
appointment as United States ambas a TX
to Germany
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Mr.. George W Cissel and her daughter,
Mrs b. Cochran Moore, of Texas, will not
Toe at home on Monday, but VIII receive on
the following Mondays in February at Oak
Crest No. 1915 Thirty first street, as
sisted 10y Mrs. john NJ Cochran, of New
York, and Miss Sigrario.
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from Baltimore we're Miss Katie Kraft
Mamie r. Kraft. Mr.. John j. McGrath,
and Mr.. Louis Seidler.
A pleasant evening was spent Friday at
the residence Of Miss Pauline Watson, the
occasion being party rendered the pupils
Of the Sunda y-school classes of Miss wat
son and Miss Florence Lanxmann. Music,
recitations and games were enjoyed, after
which refreshments were served. Among
those present were Misses Annie Murphy,
Leslie Smithson, Marion Cuvilier, Nora
Jones, Mary Sparlng, Irene Barron, Maui
Bean, Beulah Suit, Ethel Shafer, BLISS
Amos, Marie LanXmann, Marcia Arm
strong Leno Belt, Katie Smithson and Ees-
sic God win.
Mrs. Daniel n. Morgan and Miss Morgan
will not receive on Monday, February 1,
but will be at home on the following Mon
DAYS in February at the Normandle, from
to 6.
Col aud Mrs. WaIcott gaze a musicale
at their residence, No. 1917 Fourteenth
street, Friday evening, to their music
loving frien dis. Mr.. Gull en- and MI
Collins rendered few choice banjo duets
with fine success. The Walcott Orches-
ira, by request, gave Daughter of Love.
on piano, violin, and cello. MIR. New
conner recited "A Race for Love- MIR.
Claude Miller played two classical solos
on the piano; Prof. Wood interested the
company with his talks on animals; Prof.
Lawrence sang duet with Mrs odel,
with piano accompaniment; Mr. Creary
gave MY Old Sweetheart and was
encored; Messrs. Cullen and Collins were
urged to pla V a few more selections on the
banios, and Mrs. 0dell sang Johnnie.
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very enjoyable masquerade party was
given by the Northern Star Pleas ure
Club at Costello's Hall ON Thursday even
ing. January IS. Among the guests were:
Misses NJ. Fowler, a. HigIfieid, p E.
Hammock, F. Miller, E. Lemon, C. Her
bert, NJ. SmitIison, NJ Casmolly, l.. VIII
liams, \. Connolly. II Hammock, l.. Kelly.
5. Gavin, E. Noonan, B. Noonan, A. Noonan,
N. Feeney, B. Hughes, l.. Hensey, X
Connolly, y. Holleran, NJ. Reider, X.
Cavanaugh, l. Hart, NJ. McGarvin, N
Quill. l.. Hughes, Mrs. T. Highfield, Mrs
Miller, Mrs. McGarvin, ]. r. Hunt, F. W
Kahlert, II. Moling, A. S. Johnson, W
Marsden, F. Stump, t. Dolan, H. Bond,
f. Powell Walker, G. CIagett, T Highfield
H. Tolson. NJ. Casey, T. Tfnnis, H Miller.
j. T. Woodland, B. F. Green.
The morning times., 1897-01-31

Nr William Floyd Sicard, who has been
on duty at Newport News. and Mrs. Sicard
VIII make their home in Washington. They
Will occupy the residence owned 10y Com
modore Sicard.
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An enjoyable musicale was given by
the ladies Of the Metropolitan NJ. E. Church.
at Four-and-a half and c streets, in the
lecturc-rooun Of the church, Friday night
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thorton Jett will be pleased
TO see their friends at No. 2149 stree
northwest, where they are temporarily
located.
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Mrs. NJ. J. Foote, OF No. 1927 Tenth
street, VIII receive Informally on Friday,
February ..
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Miss Jennie G. Booth, who has been in
Buffalo, n. Y, for the past year, is the
guest of Miss K. May Crutchet, at No. S33
Fifth street northwest.
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The Minister OF Chile and Nine. Cana
gave dinner last night which was follow ed
10y an informal reception.
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prominent feature in the events of the
week viii be the second dance Of the Wash
tngton cotiIIion at Rausoher's, Friday even
ing The popular patronesses arc Mrs. Glib
spa, Mrs Blanchard, Mrs. Faulkner and
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Nine. dc Laza Arriaga is a home inform
ally on Sunday afternoons.
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Senator and Mrs Rnce viii give
rusicale on Monday. at i o'clock p. IN.
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Mrs. Howry, who viii receive and chap
eroae the guests.
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Kris Willis Byron Smith, of the West
minister. viii rot be at home on February
2and Q. but win see her friends on Tuesday
February I6.
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Brs. and Miss Bryant have sent out cards
for Monday afternoon, February 1, from
20 O'Clock.
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Mrs II. c. Clarke gave a delightful at
h..sue yesterday afternoon from 3 TO o,
al her residence on y street. The draw
ing rooms. which are filled with art
treasures and bric-a -braC from many CUun-
tres were tastefully decorated with red
roses and palms, while the soft light from
Inany handsome lamps under Silken shades
added to the beautiful effect.
Mrs Clarke welcomed her guests in
Handsome gown OF black brocade, with d
Lnuis Quinze jacket OF pink satin, oina-
Fseutef with gold SequinS and handsome
lace. Assisting her were Mrs. Graham.
who was gownedin black chiffon and satin,
with jeweled passementerie; Miss Carson,
In gown Of blue six, with bolero OF
ssEd-embroidered velvet; Mrs. Amin, in
rrauve and tan hrocade, and Miss HUNT,
who served the frappe, was gowned in
back rluus>eliDG DC sole over satin.
Nr. Clarke also assisted his charming
wife and welcomed the guests with genial
rorlality. During the afternoon Miss
wood sang charmingly swiss Spring
Song,'' and Miss Merle Esputa delighted
her hearers with her rendition of Sing,
Hey, the Dusty Miller from Rob Roy"
while Master Norman DAILY gave two in
GcrTuHItdk StieG1 hBuN Will tildL NtlDuH IN
ecqtion and expression for one so young.
Nine J. Esputa Daly accompanied. tie
Singers, who are her most promising pu-
pIls. Among the guests were a number
OF prominent Army and Navy people and
many wen-known Washrngtonians-
Er Henry X. Gibson entertained num-
her OF friends at dinner last evening, the
occasion being the attaining Of her ma
1oFity.
Hiss Mary Wilcox gave a very enjoyable
card party last evening IN honor Of Miss
Csffery and Miss Thaw.
Miss May Gladmon was rendered sur
priSe party on wednesday last by num-
her of her friends 4 very enjoyable
evening was spent. Among those present
were: The Misses Lena Muth, Mary Muth,
Nannx, Mamie Fitzpatrick, Katie Flynn,
Annie williams, and Mrs a rmStTUng, MessTS.
Kouth, Murphy, Gladmon, and Fitzpatrick.
Jotn l.. Stoddard will give a private
s-conlplimentary hearing of his lecture
an the Yellowstone National Park at SO
o'clock Friday evening. Among the dis
tingUisled people whom Mr. SJoddard has
invited 10 be present are the President and
Mrs cleveland. Vice President and Mrs.
Stevenson. secretary and Mrs. 0lney, Sec
rctary and Mrs. Carlisle, Secretary and
Miss Herbert. Secretary ard Mrs Lamont,
Secretary and Mrs. Francis, the Secretary
sF Agriculture and Miss Morton, Speaker
Reed. the members of both branches of
Congress. the justices OF the Supreme Court,
representatives OF the Army and Navy, and
The scientific departments, Of the govern
nscnt. together with the ladies of their
families.
The officers and ladies of Fort MyeT have
sent cut cards for Tuesday, February 9, to
meet Gen. and Mrs. Miles. The reception
will be from 4 to O'Clock.
Kris Willis Byron Smith, uf the West
minister, viii rot be at home on February
2and Q, hut win see her friends on Tuesday,
February I6.
Nrs. and Miss Bryant have sent out cards
for Monday afternoon, February 1 from
@ 20 s O'Clock.
A prominent feature in the events of the
week will be the second dance OF the Wash
I-ri,3
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The officers and ladies OF Fort Myer have
sent cut cards for Tuesday, February 9, to
meet Gen. and Mrs. Miles The reception
will be from 4 to z O'Clock.
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Miss Laura NJ. Griffin, daughter OF
eX-Congressman Griffin, of Michigan, is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. A. c.
Wiekware, at No. 1926 Q street north
west, where she will remain until after
tile inauguration.
The morning times., 1897-01-31

A pleasant birthday party was given
Thursday evening to Miss Ida Bfahler, in
honor of her sixteenth birthday, by her
mother, TO a number OF friends, at her
residence, No. 655 Maryland avenue north
east. The evening was pleasantly spent in
singing, games, and playing music until a
late hour Later in the evening refresh
meRts were served. The table was beauti-
fully decorated with cut flowers Among
the guests were: Misses A. Biehl, +.
Meacham, L. Maui. A. Schneider, j.
Meacham, I. Brahter. NJ Liston, K Brahfer,
IF. HolloraD, A. Lochboeler. NJ Nesslcin,
/. Grisby, A. CoughIan. B. Young, B. DAILY,
and Messrs. II. Stein, Z. Berry. G. Thtrston,
j. Behi, c. Mueller. c. Specht, J. West.
F. Bresnaham, H. Harrison, L. Beuchcrt,
G. Daily, j. Murphy. p. Blair, e. Specht.
G. Brahler, W. RiehI. Among the guests
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After dinner The guests were delighted
with tie singing Of Miss walIin, daughter
OF Gen Wallin and Il pupil Of Marchesi.
She possesses a rich meZZC-SOprano voice
ef magnificent quality.
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The regular weekly dance, under the
auspices of the young lady guests of the
hotel, was given at the Elsmere last night
Among the guests were Miss Began. Miss
Moore, Miss Trimble, Miss Nicoll, Miss
Keen, Miss Jarvis, Miss Carville, Miss Law,
Miss Washburn, Miss Weeks, Miss Keim,
Miss Fipkel, Mrs. Parkhurst, Miss Veazie,
Miss Bowdle, Miss Broderick, Miss Town
send Miss Taylor, Miss Pdlsifer Miss Graf
ten. Miss Brosius, Mrs. Rogers, Miss Ward
Miss Stone, Miss Lonsdale, Miss Ballinger;
NJ essrs. Hills, Johnson, Crist, Cowden,
Kingsland, Cason, Cook, Britton, Wash
burn, Govern, Du VAL Caldwell, Hitchcock,
Pifcafilly, ornie, Dieudonne Gallinger, Saw
yer, Wright, L. Brosius, ". Brosius. Bassett,
Graham. Duane. Wilson, Coombs, Gardi-
ner, Rogers, Trimble, Grandy, and Pull
sifer and DIR. Devercaux.
The morning times., 1897-01-31
EANY SOCIAL FUNCTIONS
Continued From Sixth Page.

Senator and Mrs. Eugene Hale, Mrs. Wal
ach. MI Lloyd Griscom, Mrs. Boardnlan
and Gen woodruff.
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from Baltimore we're Miss Katie Kraft
Mamie Il. Kraft, Mr.. John j. McGrath,
and Mr.. Louis Seidler.
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Miss May GIadmon was rendered a sur
Prise party on Wednesday last by num-
Der of her friends 4 very enjoyable
evening was spent Among those present
were: The Misses Lena Muth, Mary Muth,
Nannix, Mamie Fitzpatrick, Katie Flynn,
Annie Williams, and Mrs 4 rmStr0ng, MessrS-
Kouth. Murphy, Gladmon, and Fitzpatrick.
The morning times., 1897-01-31

Er Henry X. Gibson entertained num-
her OF friends at dinner last evening, the
occasion being the attaining Of her ma
5oFity.
The morning times., 1897-01-31

Hiss Mary Wilcox gave a very enjoyable
card party last evening In honor Of Miss
Csrfery and Miss Thaw.