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Morris tribune., 1897-03-17
UNFORTUNATE EVENTS.

Five men were injured, two of the:
fatally, in railroad accident at La
grange, Ind.
Fire in the Ely Walker dry goods
house at st. Louis did damage to the
extent of 81, 100000.
A Mississippi river levee below Mem
phis has broken, causing a flood In
which people are drowned, ,itis believed.
A wreck on the Evansville and Terre
Haute road near Hazelton, Ind, killed
seven persons. The wreck was due 10
heavy rains.
Barbara Newman was burned to
death and another young lady fatally
hurt in fire which destroyed the resi-
dence of William Spier, No. 3643 Yer
non avenue, Chicago.
Morris tribune., 1897-03-17
Job Lot of Crooked officials.

BUTLER, Ind, March lex. County
Treasurer Fair was arrested for embez-
element, and his bond put at $4,000,
which he could not raise and he had to
go to Jail. He turned the Office over to
his successor $4,000 short. His son,
who was deputy, was arrested for for.
gerry, but is out on BAIL This makes
the seventh ex-county officer to be
placed under arrest in connection with
Dekalb county's crookedness, and it is
said that several private citizens will
be added to the list.
Morris tribune., 1897-03-17
THE NEW TARIFF BILL.

Chairman Dingley Makes a Statement in
Regard to the Measure.
WASHINGTON, March IL. Chairman
Dingley of the ways and means com.
mittee, in response to request that be
furnish a synopsis of the new tariff bill
presented by him in the house, makes
the following statement:
1.-THE bill has two purposes, namely,
to raise additional revenue and to en-
courage the industries of the United
States.
'sOn the basis of the importations fo1
the last fiscal year, the bill could in
crease the revenue about $112, ZOO, 900,
divided among the several schedules
roughly as follows:
Morris tribune., 1897-03-17
LABOR NEWS.

The miners at Leadville, Colo, have
declared their strike off, owing to the
reduction of the weekly relief allow
ance The strike has lasted nearly a
year.
The New York Elevator Construc-
tors union has practically settled its
differences with the elevator building
firms and the threatened strike has
been averted
Morris tribune., 1897-03-17
NEWS OF NOTED PERSONS.

The presidents mother has returned
to Canton, o.
Queen Victoaia and Princess Beatrice
are at CimieA
Arthur Sewall, who was Democratic
candidate for vice president, has gone
to Central America.
Hans Anderson of Chicago, the noted
Norwegian explorer, is the only sur
vivor of the crew of the Monitor.
Morris tribune., 1897-03-17
HAY AND PORTER
The President Nominates AM
bassadors to England and
France.
Colonel John Hay, as Anticipat-
ed, Goes to the Court of
st. James.
Henry White Will Be Secretary
of the British Embassy.
Biographical.

WASHINGTON, March l7.-The presi.
dent has sent to the senate the follow.
ing nominations:
To be ambassador extraordinary and
plenipotentiary of the United States,
John Hay of the District of Columbia,
to Great Britain; Horace Porter of
: New York, to France Henry White of
Rhode Island, to be secretary of the
embassy of the United States to Great
Britain
Morris tribune., 1897-03-17
CUBAN WAR NEWS.

The Spaniards purpose heavy in.
crease of taxes in Cuba
General Gomez of the Cuban insur.
gent forces has ordered that all shall
be shot who propose peace on any other
terms than independence.
1t is stated that General Weyler has
had orders to end the Cuban war at
once, even by going to the extent OF
selling the island to the insurgents.
Morris tribune., 1897-03-17
GENERAL HORACE PORTER.

General Horace Porter comes of Revo.
lutionary stock, his grand father, Andrew
Porter, being one of Washington's most
valued officers. General Porter's father
was David Rittenhouse Porter, at one
time governor of Pennsylvania, and a
prosperous manufacturer, Horace Porter
was born just go years ago in Huntington.
Morris tribune., 1897-03-17
POLITICAL NEWS.

General Powell Clayton of st. Louis
is expected to be minister to Mexico.
1t is reported that Ex-Governor Mer-
riam of Minnesota will be appointed
ambassador to Germany.
Secretary of State Sherman has ap-
pointed William B. Gaitre of Marietta,
o., as his confidential clerk.
Morris tribune., 1897-03-17
Munitions of war for Africa.

LONDON, March 15. The Daily Mail
Cape Town corr espondent states that
Germany has recently landed large
shipments of munitions of war at Wal
fish bay, circumstance which causes
suspicion. The Transvaal is also arm
ing steadily, the shipments of ammuni-
ton, guns and military supplies from
France alone amounting to 300 tons
monthly
Morris tribune., 1897-03-17
Was McKinley's Predecessor.

YOUNGSTOWN, o., March 15.-Hon.
Laurin o. Woodwork died at mid
night, aged 80 years. He was Presi-
dent McKinley's predecessor in con.
gress, representing the Seventeenth
Ohio district in the Forty-third and
FortY.fourth congresses.
Morris tribune., 1897-03-17

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE newly
appointed ways and means committee
of the house met to take up the new
tariff bill. Probably the committee
will be in session most of the day, as
the Democratic members desire to crit
icise the bill and offer amendments
Morris tribune., 1897-03-17
Fiftsen Hundred Houses burned.

LONDON, March 1.-THE Daily Mails
Bombay correspondent states that two
cases of the black plague are reported
in that city. In fire at Mandalay last
Saturday 1000 houses were destroyed
Three persons were killed. The dam.
age is estimated at G400,O 900.
Morris tribune., 1897-03-17
Macklntosh Has Quit.

WINNIPEG, March 7.-Lieutenant
Governor Macintosh of the Northwest
Territory, now on leave of absence,
will not return to the duties of his Of
fee, and successor will be appoined
shortly.
Morris tribune., 1897-03-17
COLONEL JOHN HAY.

Colonel John Hay is native of In
diana, SO years of age. He graduated at
Brown university in 1853, and began the
practice of law in Illinois ia 1851 Presi'
dent Lincoln appointed him assistant
secretary, and kept him in that capacity
throughout his administration. He also
Morris tribune., 1897-03-17
Fifteen Hundred Houses Burned

LONDON, March 1.-THE Daily Mails
Bombay correspondent states that two
cases of the black plague are reported
in that city. In a fire at Mandalay last
Saturday 1900 houses were destroyed.
Three persons were killed. The dam
age is estimated at $4,000
Morris tribune., 1897-03-17
Freieht strike over.

LUD1NHToN, Mich, March 1.-THE
freight handlers strike is broken.
About so strikers made a break for
work and many secured their old
places. Nearly 100 of the old men are
now at work at Is cents.
Morris tribune., 1897-03-17
Mitchell Challeppes sulIivan

LONDON, March II. Charley Mitch
ell; the pugilist, has deposited 80, 500 to
bind matcn with John L. Sullivan.
The San Francisco call., 1897-05-09
OUTING PARTIES.
Delightful Pienics at Hayward
Glen and Mil Valley.

very pleasant outing was given recently
by the class OF '97 of 81. yincents School a
Mill Valley. Among those present were: Mis-,
Annette 0'Conneu, May callsghan, Rose Hus
ey, Kainrvne CentweIl, Virgins Lydon
II srle hindergsn, Kathryn Lugagn, Ross
Carson, Nellie O'Msiley, Kathryn Geffney
Annie Sweeney, Mary Williamson. Julie Coma
logUe, Adele Pedrotta-
A very delightful and enjoyable picnic wa.
given sunday, Msy 2. al Hsywards Glenn by
the members Of Mrs. Hickok's arr studio. The
day was spent IN music. dancing and yeriou.
other games The music was furnished BIZ
Nessrs. Wood, Dalton, Hsrrigzn and tie Misses
Dalton, Schroeder and MslIn- Among those
present were: Mrs. HIckok and son, Mr.. and
Mrs Queen and son, Mr.. and Mrs Kineger
Mr. aud Mrs George Z. Lyons, Mr. AID Mrs. B
c. Sutton. Mrs. Arnold, Mr.. Arnold. z. n
Wood, Miss L Malm. D. Hsrrigon, Miss Z
schroeder, Dan Schroeder, Mrs Htckie and
son.
The Owl Social Club gave their first annual
picnic Sunday, April % Among those pres
entwere: Charles Lippi, president; William
tary; William Hoffman, treasurer; Ed Taylor
seTgesn-at-aTms; Alexander Lippi, A Fer
nencez, Alfred O'Neiil. Ed Taylor. W. Shine
J. splller, o. Athey, s. Click, L Huveieks, b
Miller, J. Buens, L Athey, Mrs. J. Lippi. Mrs.
u. Fernandez, Misses Lille Berting, Nellie
Taylor, Maggie Burnh2rt, Alice Costello and
Others.
very delightful picnic among the Berkeley
hills Eas given by the girls of the Poly yteehnig
High School 70 celebrate Maydsy. Those whc
participated in this en- soysble excursion were.
Matte Fest Tessie Davidson, Geriis Doggstt,
Rachael Dunn, Jessie Kramer, ADcys Well,
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lently and enioyably presented by the follow
ing cast: Miss Lillian Besuman, Miss Susie
Logan. Miss Faith GambitZ, Charles Okane
anu Walter Burner The company was then
delighted by Master Martin Kreling's inlmit-
able minstrel selections and makeup"
Afterward the guests marched downstairs to
the beautifully decorated dance hall, where
until the supper march was formed at II 80
Among the guests were: T. Duns, Miss \.
Gam bitZ, Dr.. Likens, N iss G. Ben jamln L. X
Gambitz, Miss NJ. Dunn, J. II. Wheeler, Miss
F. Gambitz, DR.. Lacy, Miss B. Barnett, Z.
Davis. DR.. NJ. r. Gambitz, Miss ]. Kelly, L.
Schwartz. Miss E. Kelsey, DR.. E. Westphal,
Miss S. Freedlander, C. O'Kane. Miss V. Bren-
non, A. Herbst, Miss NJ. Bley, z. Rountree.
Miss l. Gambitz, NJ Bley, Miss D. Herbst A.
K. Gambitz, Miss D. Israel, ]. C. Watson, NJ.
Foreman
The twenty-fifth auniye rsary OF the welded
lie OF Mr.. and Mrs Willism Hattie was cele-
brated in fine style Saturday evening last
had been tsstefully decorated for the occasion
Phtlo Jaeooy, in the name OF friends and COM
rades from the California Schuetzen Club, con-
graduated and greeted the bridal party, and
token of esteem and in acknowledgment
of the good service which Mr.. Hattie during
club, presented him with an elegant silver
service. Mr.. Luedemann, the president OF the
franklin Spar und Bau Verein, then followed
and in q well-worded address in which he
mentioned the faithful service of Mr.. Hattie as
secretary of his society. also, in the name OF
the directors of the same, presented him with
8 large and heavy silver set. Mr.. Hattie feel
bled and sat down TO a fine banquet at which
the good things OIL were partaken in plenty,
and wine and champagne flowed freely. DR..
MuIe, the ex-president OF the California
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son. Miss X Leyison, Miss Sophie Charles, Mr..
WSUa Martin Euphrat, DR.. Fredricks, Max
Charles, Willie Feintuch, l. Euphrat, Oscar
Frank and Miss Belle Rosenthal.
A pleasant twenty-frst birthday party was
given 10 Henry n Edlin on Sunday evening,
May :, at his residence, lis Olive avenue.
The evening was passed very pleasantly with
songs, games and recitations. 4 tempting
supper 81 . o'clock. Many waited the pleas
ureS OF the evening. Refreshments were
served at II P N.
Mrs Roberts entertained the Cleaners Club
81 her home, 1882 Shotweu street, on Monday
evening last.
Fine music bountiful table and various other
attractions delighted the happy guests till 8
late hour.
On Wednesday evening, May 5, Henry L.
Feige entertained 8 number of his friends in a
cottage which he is erecting on Clinton Park.
As the partitions are not yet put in plsce there
was spacious dancing floor, and q very
present were: Mr.. and Mrs W. C. Stadueld,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Madison, Misses Evelyn
and Addie Worren, Miss Ethel Murphy, Miss
Minnie Jellinek, Miss Lottie Rowan, Miss
Mabel Conrad. Miss Ruth Parker, Miss May
Armstrong. Miss Hetue Corlett Mss Hannah
Hutchinson. Murray, Handley, Marsh, Rix,
Dempster, Fischer, Beatty, Ayerell, Barnett
and Mason.
4 farewell reception was rendered Miss F.
HarrIgsn last THURSDAY evening at the resi-
dence of her sister Mrs. DR.. E. J. CreelY OF
Clairmount. The grounds were beautifully
decors led with lanterns and rare ferris. Dam
cling was INDUCED in and st II deliea te re-
freshmentS were served 81 tete-a-tete tables.
Many choice selections were rendered by the
Berkeley quartet. Those present were DR..
and Mrs. E J. Greedy, Mrs. J. Neal OF Honolulu,
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SURPRISE PARTIES.
Anniversaries Are Celebrated IN
This ENJOYABLE Fashion.

A most delightful surprise party was given
10 Miss Lille Fraser, stepdsughter OF Captain
Ed Andersen, last Saturday. After day spent
among the Berkeley hills the young people as
sembled at 1882 Dwight way. East Berkeley,
and were well taken care of by M. and MIS-
Andersen. Among those who attended the
surprise party ana the reception tn at followed
were: Lille Fraser Bertha GutstadI, I'll
Mosher, Alexandra Shragge, Henriette jacob
Alice Smith, Clara Greenland, Evelyn Green
land, Bertha Nevsnder, Ads Hanson, Alice
Kane, Lena Mohr, 4. Lichiensteiu, Jacob
Kaiser, Benjamin Walls, h kornnela. A.
Sears, W. Newton, julius Andersen, Fred
Fraser, Louis obrego, Otto Witt
A pleasant surprise was given 10 MIS-. mage,
.S21s Minna street, recently oy her many
friends. Among those present were: M ana
Mrs. Erikson, Mr.. and Mrs Walin, Nj: and
Mrs. Llnrich, Mr. and Mrs PeterSon,J. HulInia,
S Miss Anna Aronson. Miss Ids Anderson, Mss Mss
Elvira Anderson. Miss Emma Be!son, Miss
Ranharg, F. Vain, Miss HIlos Anderson, A
\. Anderson, c. Wild holm, Miss Pauline Olson,
Mrs. swanson, Mrs. Smit, Miss smiL Mss
Slusr Holmes. G. Norgren, A synetl, c. ].
Ringberg.
dered Robert J. Steele Ct his residences, 4l35z
Eleventh streef, on last Saturday evening,
May / Music, dancing and singing and fancy
dancing By Miss Lillian Antole.u occupied
tae early part OF the evening Al midnight
the guests adjourned TO the dining-room.
which was tasteiully decorated Tor the occa-
sions and part0ok of an elaborate supper.
Among those present were: Mrs Z Stohlman,
Mrs L \. Anfonetti. Miss Nellie FlIben, Miss
Kitty Haurahan Miss May Hesly. Miss Lore ia
P.unxett, Miss Msdge Grant, Miss ChrisEins
steele, Miss Violet Norvel, Miss Irene Steele,
MISS Annie Simon, Miss Lillian Antonetd
MSS Nora PlunketI. Miss Josie Delsmon, ]. ].
AeAaaon. T. c. Yore, Robert J, Steele, Alfred
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WEDDING BELLS.
Nuptials of Prominent Young
Merchant and a Jewish Belle.

Last sunday evening the marriage ceremony
Of Abe Harshall and Frances Refs wss cele-
hrsted s. the home OF the brides sister, Mrs
=. Lewis, 29l7 Clay street The wedding
was quiet family affair, none but the rela-
tives and closa friends of the contracting par
ties being present. Promptly a. O'Clock the
bridal party, consisting Of the bride snd
groom, accompanied By Sol Goldsiein. the best
man, and Miss E Raphael the bridesmaid
marched into the handsomely decorated par
lors 70 The strains OF the Lohengrin wedding
march. Here they were met by Rev Dr. j
Nleto, who performed the ceremony thar
united the hsppy couple.
The rooms were tsstefuily arranged for the
occasion, ferns and flowers being displayed
IN Proiuse elegance. After he ceremony The
lnNlted guests sat down 10 delicious reQsst
and were delightfully."- entertained during the
remainder o. the eTeal1g. Numerous conr-sr-
ulstory telegrans were recsfved from sIl Cuxr-
Ters o. the United StStes The hsppv couDIa
tour, snd on their return VIII take I'd their
residence a. 29l1 ClsT street. TIE groom is a
prominent and PROSPEROUS business nan Of
this City snd ths bride 5 Charming Fonng
lady. very active and popular 4 IszzE1 soeisl
circles.
A pretty Nsr5sy vsd6izE vzs IA. @ Miss
Nary GOodCch SPs-ce- E-1 Ia EsEton
Breedlove, celebrated 81 Trinity E75seopsl
Church 81 o'eloe<- ne RsT- Gsorss EzEs-d
Nslk ohclzu1g. TIE hide q dzzFzrsr Of
Colonel John u Spencer 0f 2tc1zoz1 "a
The groom Is csSAIsr - tAs J5rnG1is Liz AID
Wei known Il insurance circles
Immediately stSe. tbe ceremony tzs bridal
: reception by Mr. and ArS ". T. Jacobs al
their nome on Oak srssL NJ and Ms.
b-esdicye VIII De az home 10 thelr friends al
o4S 4wel -nrst street O8klE1d.
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schuetzsn Club, acted as toas.m aster and
called upon 4essrs. Luedemann,. Pastor
ell, l. c. Babin and Ehrenpfert.
Among those present were: Mr and Mrs F.
Luedemann Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Lang, Mr and
Mrs. Dr. Mufe, Mr. and Mrs A Mcleod. Mr.
fuss, Carl Geilfuss, Mr.. and Mrs Fuendeing,
Miss Fuendeling. Mr.. and Mrs Zimmerman
Miss A. Zimmerman, Mr. and Mrs. ClRssen,
M and Ms. A Entznann. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Breuss, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Keppler, Mr.. aud Mrs.
{. Roeber, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Strauss, Mr.. and
Mrs Charles ssgehorn, Mr.. and Mrs Phil
hleter, Mr. and Mrs- George Larsen. Mr.. and
William Mitchell, Miss Graham, William
Neuroth, Miss Neuroih, Ad Becker, Konrad
Meussdorfer, q. F. Mass, PhiIo Jscoby, l. C.
Max schreioer, Jacob Molier, MI. BarbarscE,
Mrs. NJ. Hattie, Mr. and Mrs. W. Hattie, Miss T.
Hattie.
On Thursday evening at s2s Howard street,
the residence of Ars. G. Hamilton, a farewell
party was rendered Mrs. E Il. Cole, who left
for Victoria yesterday. The evening was
spent with music and singing, several selec-
iions by Miss Maybe, the well-known soprano.
being particularly fine. Mrs. G. Hamilton
and her dsushter, Mrs. Oyercnd, sang several
duets. After supper the parlors were cleared
and Mrs. REM, Mr.. and Mrs. Tolford, Mrs. q.
Hamilton, Mrs. Oysrend. Mrs E Il. Cole. Mrs
Hart, Mrs. Redmond, Miss Maybe, Miss Kate
McClasky, Miss Minnie Benson, Miss Nellie
Gsntier, W. AcClssky. T. Poultney, A Muller
Z. V. Sullivan, II. V. Reed, "Gyp" Reed, F.
Rymsn. A. Greene baum, IL Byng and Others
The opening of the season al E. Monte
Hotel, Ssusaliio took place last Sunday and
WAS 3 most enjoyable sfsir. ]. s. siinkey,
the manager, lett nothing undone that might
add 10 the general pleasure Of the affair
Among those present were: P. II. Hink, NJ. C.
kean, W. +. Norcross, A. Wilson, Mrs. N
Thompson, Thomas Sawyer. ]. II. Riley, Mark
Etsling, A. I. Wise, Dr.. F. F. Lord and wife,
Asjor Edwin Lewis, c. G. Butler, Harry Suth-
erland. DR.. H. 4. Morton Sr., S. Selig, Mr.. and
Mrs. John E. Grouse. A c. Josselyn and vile.
+. III. Merzbsch, Eugene W. Levy, A. d. TsSsie
and wife, Captain II. r. Roberts, Peter Car
voones, w. B. Utter, II. Simpkins, J. R. BavaTy,
=. w. Resde, Thomas winsor. Judge G. W.
simplon, Il. Loriano. F. Lspsise, Judge J. s
belrude, Colonel Alfred Perrier, W. D. Grady
A P Hornbe-g snd family, Miss Richards,
c storsen, NJ. c. Hsmlin and wife. J. T. Jones'
Joseph Caryoones, Captain Louis Johnson, E.
r Cshill, John Ferguson, Dr.. F. W. Croudsee
John Diemer, Mr.. and Mrs. 6, II. Sullivan,
c, kaHfmsn, J. Lldders. N. Ludders, C. h
Harrison, john Mason, D. oiconnel, G. Ie-
,snd, Baron Jacobs. ]. L. Creed, Dr.. Ernest
Heymans- Jacques Thomas Mr.. snd Mrs. ]. W.
Riley, D. J. Mshoney, Miss Josie Mahoney,
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Miss E. T. Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harri-
gan Jr., Miss Nellie Mcconnell, Miss Eys Nc
Connell, Miss Addie Besrdsley, Miss Agnes
Harrigan, Miss Fannie Hsrrigsn, NJ. and Mrs.
J. L Mills, Mr.. and Mrs F. II. Cerini Percy c.
Derroche, B. Neylsn. Chester Myrick, c. WI
Hanson, Dr., J. Wood, Charles A. Klinkner, ].
Ed wards of San Jose, Miss Jsnnette Manning
Winefred Holmes and others
On Saturday, May l, from 5 10 9 p. NJ, Miss
Rubie Davis received e few of her Echoolmstes
81 the residence of her aunt, Mrs c. 2 Blub-
worth, l54a Twelfth avenue, South San Fran
cisco, in honor OF the twelfth anniversary OF
her birth. The hours were pleasantly spent
playing games and: with vocal music. after
which the children repaired 70 the dining
Ioom, where they enioyed q bountiiul repssL :
Among those present were: Miss Rubie Davis,
Miss Bertha Widman, Miss Rets OF Day. Mss
Lsgrsve, Miss Enc Hill, Miss Chrissie Kirch-
ner, Miss Josie Hoare, Miss Lille Wissel. Miss
Katie Wissel, Miss Hazel McSwsin, Miss LQr-
Tstts O pay. Thomas o,Day, Hermsn Wldmsn,
Roy Pyle, Richard Spencer, Elmer LeAry,
Johnny Dierks, Roy Davis, Joe ODsy, HON er
McHenry, Cletis Roman.
Ire Lsrkins home on Shotwell street was
me scene OF much nerriment Saturday alter
noon, May the occasion being the second an
aiversA-y Of the birth OF Master Allan Larkins
About twenty-five of the young hosts little
friends gathered TO do honor 10 the event sno
psrtlcipEte IN the fun and games.
On Wednesday afternoon, the 5th inst, s
very enjoyable 6irthdsy party WAS rendered
n y IS Se1la y. Asnion al the family residence,
ing The eighth anniversary Of the young lady's
birth
The afternoon was pssssd plesssutly in
games, songs and recitations.
Later N the afternoon the Young folks vera
shown inio The dining-room where an elsbor-
ate repast was served
The young lady was the recipient of MANY
pretty presents
Among those present were: Mrs. C Ieon
sr q, Mrs J. J. Walsh, Mrs. Msnton, Mrs NJ
Thomas, Mrs. J. F Msntoa, Miss SteIIs Gran
ton, Miss Kate Burns, Miss GrSce Hanson
Miss Kate Msnton, Miss Mamie Costello. MIS-
Gertrude c. Thomas, Miss Celia Msnron Miss
Mary Burns, Miss Angie Thomas Miss Annie
Burns. Frank Msnton sld Edward Manron
On Wednesday evening, April IS q most
enjoyable entertainment was given bv Mr.
snd Mira. Gsmeilz compli imenisry 70 their
daughters 81 their residence, 1927 Oak stree (
As the invitations read ''theatricals and
dancing the curiosity OF the guests WAS kept
on the qui viye until ESQ O'Clock. when the
curtain was drawn in the south drswing-room
exposing 8 beautifully ftted-up stage, con-
plete even 70 The iooaights. The guests were
seated in The music and drawing rooms, while
the library WAS used SIS the greenroom. The
orchestra played the overture William Tell, -
and then Truth, farce in enc act, was excel
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CLUB PARTIES.
Fashionable Organizations Enter
tain Their Friends.

complimentary entertainment was ten.
dered Messrs. Jack Desmond and Jack Cath
cart at Native Sons Hall. Thursday evening,
May 6. The affair was in honor OF their ap-
preaching departure for the East. The fol-
lowing participated in the very entertaining
programmes: Lois Mai Webber, Mile Flynn
Wratten, Juanita Cosd, Bob Mitchell, w. w.
Finnie, William J. O'Brien, Alex Ros borough,
J. P. Grodgens, Charles I. Dillon, Ben L. Tar
box, James Swinnerton. There was large at
tendance, among them being members OF the
Olympic Club. Corinthian Yacht Club and the
various wheeling organizations OF the City.
The Utopians held their closing party Of
the season at new DevisadeTo Hall on Tuesday
evening last, and pleasantly entertained a
large number of their friends. Dancing, inter-
mingled with vocal and instrumental se-
lecuons, terminating with collation., helped
TO pass most enioya BILE evening.
Independence Social Club gave social and
dance at Mozart Hall, 1855 Market street.