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lence and included many difficult com
positions, handled with a grace ant
ease showing n voice OF exquisit,
timbre and wide compass, as well a.
one OF rare purity and sweetness
Miss Kann is a charming soprano ant
her appearance Is modest and pleas
ing. She is always cordially received
and her audiences are delighted will
her.
| Miss Grace Carew Sheldon, of Buf.
falo, N. Y, Is the guest Of her brother
Mr.. Henry A. Sheldon, Of Gibson
street. Miss Sheldon is prominent In
| literature and has Just published a
| new book, the scenes of which are laid
IN France, where she has spent much
time. The family Of Mr.. Sheldon has
attained distinction along literary
lines in various directions. His wife
| is n niece Of Frank Stockton, and is
said to resemble him In her clever
| descriptive powers and her quick
| humor. Mr. Sheldon represents the
| Barber Asphalt company in this re-
gion.
Miss Boias gave charming lunch
con yesterday In honor of Miss An
derson. The floral decorations were
magnificent and in exquisite taste.
The guests were Miss Anderson, Mrs.
Z. B. Belin, Mrs. a. c. Twitchell,
Miss Jermyn, Miss Dale. Miss Alice
Matthews, Miss Helen Matthews, Miss
Hunt, Miss Archibald, Miss Augusta
Archibald. Miss Holmes, Of Pough-
keepsie. N. y; Miss Bennell, Miss
Janet Dickson. Miss Jessup, Miss Ger
trude Sprague, Miss Mcleod, Miss
Elizabeth Bunnell.
y card party was given at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Stormer,
All Irving avenue. which a num-
Der of young people enjoyed.
Those who attended were: Misses
Mamie Sheridan, Anna Ganglery,
Anna Thomas, Myette Griffith, Bessie
Roil; Messrs. Oscar Gangley, Harry
Simmons, Jack stormer, Charley Hall.
Games were won by Miss Griffith and
Mr.. Stormer.
Mrs Emma Shaw Colcleugh, who
Is delivering the interesting series Of
lectures for the benefit of the Hahne-
mann hospital, is resident Of Provl-
dence. r. I. She is of Scotch ancestry
and has spent much of her life in
travel and in literary pursuits. She
has a keen sense Of humor and is eX-
trernely practical in her researches of
unbeaten paths. Mrs. Colcleugh is
the guest of Mrs. II. NJ. Boies during
her stay in the city.
Great regret is felt at the departure
OF Mr.. H. j. Anderson and family for
their permanent home in Almagordo.
New Mexico. They will all be greatly
missed in this city. Mr.. Anderson
left some months ago. and will be
Joined by his wife and daughter in
Il few days. Miss Anderson's DEPART
ure Is a. distinct loss to society here,
where she Is a great favorite,
Miss Jessie Dimmick Is entertaining
several friends at the cottage of Hon.
William Connell. at Lake Henry.
They are Miss Shannon, of Bridge
port, Conn.,. and the Misses Bone,
Vail and Thomas, of this city.
+. Hopkinson Smith will not be in
oeiduloH, A>oNetnDef %, as previously
announced, but on November % in-
stead.
The ladies of the Penn Avenue Bap-
tist church will serve an elaborate
supper on Thursday evening next.
The electric City Wheelmen's club
will celebrate Halloween night with a
stag party.
Mrs. d. l.. Tate entertained at
thimble tea yesterday.
Mrs. n. G. Robertson gave a
luncheon yesterday
Mrs. Fl. V. Logan gave pretty tea
on Thursday.