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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-17
OHIO TOWN
WENT DRY.
CIarinston, by Election, puts Five
Saloons out of Existence.
AN IMMENSE JOLLIFICATION.

The startling information comes
from the hustllug little river town
OF Clarington, Ohio, up the Ohio,
that the place has gone dry. This
does not mean that the mighty cur.
rent of the Sunfish creek has
ceased to flow through the center
of the corporation, nor that the
town has ceased to be productive
of more rivernen than any place
along the river. It Is intended to
convey the information that Clar-
ingtoa has become q prohibition
town. That no longer will It's FIVE
groggeries dispense Ohio corn
whiskey to the erring male iuhabl
tants thereof.
This announcement is the fnal
cry of triumph by the reform
element of Darlington that for the
past many years has been working
with vim to accomplish this end.
| On yesterday an election was held
to decide whether or not the
county commissioners should grant
to the FIVE saloon-keepers the
renewal Of their annual permit.
Two parties, each aggressive and
earnest, developed, known IS the
"Wet" and "Dry" parties. Through
out the campaign which became
exceedingly bitter as the time
progressed, the " Vets" were con-
6dent, even unto superciliousness,
but the doughty women, by whom
the reform forces were led, worked
increasingly and worked with a
system. The result was that few
of their husbands, fathers, brothers
or the other male relatives, failed
to do his promised duty when he
had his back turned inside the
ballot booth.
The score stood at the conclusion
of the counting:
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Immediately following the an
nouncement, pandemonium broke
loose In Clarington. Church bells
were rung until they cracked, whis'
ties at the saw mills were footed and
every conceivable noise made that
the breezes might bear .the'glad In
formation to neighboring counties
The jolli6cation lasted far into the
night, while Thanksgiving services
will be held on Sunday next.
The odd feature cf the affair IS
that the saloons have had existence
In Clarlngton tor the past FIVE years.
They have now just thirty days
more TO live, that much time being
given them to cease business.
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The Carratlon club will
give Cnarlty ball In the
City Hail tonight, which will
doubtless be a great financial
success and brilliant social event.
About one hundred tickets had
been disposed of at noon today and
doubtless that numoer has been
added TO this afternoon. Prof
Helms iull oEC 9estf4 win furuis !
the music. - -.
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Broods; und Better than
Ever Before.
We have surpassed every
previous effort in the matter of
Holiday displays. Stock was
never before so complete and as
attractive as they are at the pres
ent time. The store itself never
looked so bright and beautitulin
honor of the glorious Yuletide
festivities. Every show case,
every counter, every table, is
cleaning with the most attrac.
tive things that the worlds most
nimble fingers have produced.
Let the following detailed
description hint Of things.
You'll Profit Immensly by Trading
Here.
Silk Hose for Ladies. Gentlemen and
Children.
Fine dress goods and silks
Over 900 new umbrellas from $500 to
$500.
Statuary.
Silverware for table.
Clocks OF all kinds.
jewellery $50
Stationery .. ~~.;,-
Collar and cuff boxes.
Fancy toilet cases
Fine mirrors.
Silk and linen handkerchiefs for ladies
Mems and ladies neckwear.
Ladies' aprons.
Handsome table linens.
Fine towels
Beautiful Battepbury scarfs and squares
Hemstitched table cloths with napkins
to match.
Fancy made up cushions
large line of new rugs.
Ladies' hand bags and fine purses.
Perfumes.
Fms.
Kid and goff gloves.
Gold pens.
Jewel cases.
Albums
FanCy S3IlSIS,
Travelling sets.
Stems
Photograph frames Lounging robes.
Bibles. Shaving sets. Mufaers
g Smoking sets.
Music rolls, Hand made shawls,
Ladies' suits Fur coats,
-. -, y Mems fine shirts
-, -. Il Mems fancy,
= yz4ss@ g s. suspenders
- Ladies' silk wrappers Ink stands,
-. Silk petty coats, Duggets, Books
-. -...,ts..~, Il NJ ;. .. ...'~ of poems,
Fancy silks for waists. ...--.-
-. Lifa,s Gibsens calendars. Vases,
Writing desks, Belts Pictures.
+. = Fancy pipe racks, Manicure sets,
Come aud see as ..e..
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Il.
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-20
WEST SIDE.

The Woman's Home and Foreign Mis-
s1onary Society OF the Westminster Pres
byterian Church met with Mrs. s. Rum
baugh, OF Prescott street, THURSDAY af-
ternoon. Papers were read by B. Darby
and Mrs. H. J. Weikert.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Pheeney have is
sued invitations for the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Helen M. Pheeney, to
John Lawrence Kelly, Wednesday evening
at ST. Luke's Catholic church.
The Ideal Dramatic association will pre-
All" Friday evening, July %, at the
West Side Opera house, Colorado and
South Wabasha streets.
An ice cream social was given Tuesday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Tai
boys, on Isabel street, under the auspices
of the Clinton avenue M. E. Sunday
school.
A. lawn social will be given by the
ySung T6es class of the tSn
home of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Wood, on
East Isabel street.
Prof J; G; Bryant. of East Congress
street will leave this week for Southern
California. where he will spend the re-
naming summer on his ranch.
Mrs William Mahoney. of West Su-
perior, who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. S. E. Wainwright, of East Congress
street, has returned home.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the German
Peoples Church will give an ice cream
social Fri Friday da " evening at Congress and
Mr.. August Christianson. of Chicago.
en- route for California, is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Christianson Of East Wini-
fred street.
Mrs. George w. stackpole announces
the enga cement of Miss Anna S. Bowman
to A. Conrad Ekholm, of Washington,
D. C.
Mrs. C. H Robbins, of South Robert
street. entertained her niece, Miss
Pearl Pickle, of Winona. Mimi, last week
Mrs. Fullmer and daughter Ruth, OF
East ROBBIE street, are at Des Moines,
Iowa, visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. George Hack and daughters
Emma and Florence, Of East ROBBIE street,
have returned from Baldwin, Wis.
Miss Clara Martin, of East Winifred
street returned Wednesday from a ten
days visit in Chicago and Milwaukee.
Miss Thornmyer, Of Indianapolis, Ind,
who has been visiting Mrs. Guy Bean, Of
East Winifred street. has returned.
Miss Weisenburger, of North Dakota. is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. E. A. Weisen-
burger, of East Isabel street
Miss Eleanor Dobson, of East Winifred
street. is entertaining Miss Esther Mac
Elroy, of Marshalltown, Iowa.
Miss Nora Guestin of La Crosse Wis,
is the guest of Miss Mamie Gallagher, of
East Congress street.
Miss Ethel Essey, of River Falls Wis,
the guest of Miss Louis Chryst of the
Clinton, has returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. w o. Brown, of Annapolis
street. have returned from two weeks
outing at Glenwood, Wis
St Paul Camp No. 6, Woodmen of the
World. will hold it's annual picnic July 81,
at Lake st. Croix.
Miss Helen Wainwright. of East Con-
gress street has gone to West Superior to
visit relatives.
Mrs. E. Therin, of East Isabel street,
entertained informally Tuesday afternoon.
The Misses Susie and Grace Morgan, of
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THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.

Mrs. Richard J. Quirk, of Selby ave-
nue., gave children's party last Mon
day for ner niece, Miss Florence Chase
There were about twenty little guests
Mrs. Frederick Noble, Mrs. Leonard
Chase and Miss Fannie O'Brien assist
ed Mrs. Quirk.
Miss Grace Donaldson, of Marshall
avenue, gave a sweet pea luncheon on
Monday in honor of Miss Marks, of
Minneapolis. About twelve guests sat
down to luncheon.
Miss Mccarthy, of Ashland avenue,
gave a card party on Monday after
noon. The guest of honor was Miss
Grace King, of Minneapolis The. high
scores were made by Miss Bannon,
Miss King, Miss Foley, Miss Cannon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Guthunz, of East
Thirteenth street, celebrated their
golden wedding on Tuesday evening.
They received over 200 guests and
were the recipients of several hand
some presents. a,,a
They were assisted in receiving by
their seven children, Mrs. NJ Walter,
Mrs. j. M. DeitZ, Miss Carrie Guthunz.
Miss Lena GuthunZ and Mr.. and Mrs
Henry GuthunZ Jr and William Guth-
unz. A number of societies sent rep
resentatives, Sons of Hermann, I'm
cient Order of Druids, l. o. O. f.
During the week there were several
entertainments given for Mrs. George
Gibbs (nee Perkins), Miss Florence
Metcalfe entertaining on Tuesday in
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Concord street, are visiting at New Rich
mond, Wis
A. Oheneserg, Of st. Louis, is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Leonard, of South
WabaSha street.
The King street M. E. Sunday school
will hold their annual outing Tuesday at
Wildwood.
Mrs. Keck. of Bidwell street, is enter
tanning the Misses Elsie and Augusta Will
sey, of Chicago.
Miss Nellie Graves, of BidweIl street, is
entertaining Miss Maggie Dwyer, Of st.
Cloud, MINI.
Mrs. B. Smead and children, of East
Congress street, are visiting at Billings,
Mont.
Mrs Gloeser, of South Wabasha street,
is entertaining Miss Lizzie Kiess, of Can
ton, Ohio.
Mrs. F. E. Irish, and children. of East
N. d.
Mrs Stephens Of West Isabel street, is
in Menomonie, Wis, visiting friends and
relatives.
Miss Freda Martin, of East Winifred
street, entertained informally Friday even
ing.
Mrs. E. Theims, of East Isabel street,
entertained at luncheon Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. Granville Fales, of West Delos
Mrs. Gable, Of Pine City, is visiting Mrs.
Walter McGrorty, of BidWell street
Mrs. ]. S. Hamilton, of East Winifred
| street, has gone to Portland Or.
Miss Horigan, of Livingston avenue, has
returned from Mankato
Mr.. John Hardick, Of East Isabel street,
has gone to Seattle, Wash.
Mrs. P. d. Babcock and daughter are
visiting in Washington, d. G.
Miss Hazel Sinks of King street, is Wis
ting at Marinette Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. SHIRLEY, of Bancroft
street, are at Aurora, Ill
The Kings daughters picnicked at Lake
Como Thursday
Mr.. Albert Ischer, of West Isabel street
has gone to Chicago.
P. O'Brien, Of West George street, is at
Balsam Lake, Wis.
Miss Bierling, of Hall avenue, is at
Lakeville, MINI. .4
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led in the affirmative, and Rev. A. L.
Koneke in the negative.
The Young Peoples Society of First
Swedish Lutheran Church gave a moon
nght excursion last Thursday down the
mississippi river on the steamer J. J.
Hill and barge. The church choir under
the, direction of Peter Johnson, and an
orchestra provided a musical programme.
The young ladies in charge were Miss
Hannah Bodin, Miss Lillian Elmuuist, Miss
Hannah Ekstrom and the Misses ThorseII.
Mrs: Will c. Davis, Grove street Mic
ollet island, entertained Thursday after
noon and evening for the following ladies
of United Hive MOI 3. E. o. T. M: Lady
Commander Clara l.. De Will, Past Com
mander Anna Thurston, Lieutenant Com
mander Anna PreuSs and Deputy Supreme
Commander Jennie E.. Moore
The Woman's Work Society of Central
Presbyterian Church held an all-day meet
1 n2ga Thursday in the parIprs Of the church.
and Mrs. Andrew sCattanach had charge
of the work p
The Neighborhood Euchre club was en-
tertained by~Mrs. g. H. Vernon, of lyle
won by Mrs. A. T. Marley, Mrs. Robert
Schroer and Miss Mabel Vernon
The Junior Pioneer picnic will be given
on On Wednesday at Leip's Park, White
the evening there will be dancing and a
cake walk z
-, An ice cream social for the benefit of
I1plIpdily MISSION, Etafn1lne, will be given
by Mrs. w. S. Reed 1851 Van Buren
street, Thursday evening, July "a
The degree staff of Evening Star Re-
bekah lodge will give card party Tues
day afternoon at Odd Fellows hall Fifth
and Wabasha streets. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Talboys, of East Isabel
street, gave a lawn social on Tuesday for
the benefit of the M. E. Clinton avenue
Sunday school.
Mrs. Susie Magraw, of Smelling avenue.
entertains the members of the st. Cecilia
club of Epiphany mission, on Monday af-
ternoon.
The Ham1ine NJ. E. church and Sunday
school enjoyed their annual picnic on
Wednesday at Spring Park, Lake Minne-
tonka.
Miss Ida Herschmer. of Warren street.
entertained Mobility lodge, Degree of
Honor, No. Is, on Tuesday afternoon.
Division No. 4, A. o. H, will give their
annual excursion on Sunday July 90
/ Boat leaves Jackson street at 1890 a. M
The guards of United Hive No. SO gave
card party last evening at Knights of
Pythias' hall, Bowlby block
The Pleasure club will give an excursion
next Wednesday, evening on the ]. J. Hill
and barge.
Society FRANCHISE will celebrate it's an
niversary on Monday afternoon and even
4
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Lake CITY.
Gov. and Mrs. Van SAINT. of the Aber-
deem, are entertaining their niece, Miss
Ruth Hall of McGregor, Iowa.
Mrs. J: Sellen, of Milwaukee. who is
visiting Mrs: G: Mitchell, 815 Juno street,
leaves for Washington this week.
Miss Title Geib of University avenue
and Miss Sevla Thompson, of Fisk street
left on Friday for Portland, Or.
Mrs. George Hensler, and Master Nor
bert Hensler, of East Seventh street, will
spend the week in Lake City.
Mrs. John Norman, of Iglehart street,
IS entertaining Mrs Custer, of Elgin, and
Mrs Hanson and DAUGHTER, of chicago.
Miss Spencer, Tennessee is spending
the summer with her aunt and Mrs l..
Bumgardner, Burr street.
Miss Minnie Baer, of New York will be
the guest next week of Miss Jessie Gard
ner, of Pleasant avenue.
Miss Sadie Mark, of Pine street, and
Miss Ada Rubenstein of Grove street
have returned from Princeton, Mimi
James Muller, of Brown, Treacy, Sperry
Company. will spend the remainder of
July at White Bear lake.
Miss Lois McMichaeI and Ralph McMi-
chael. of Ashland avenue, leave this week
for Yellowstone Park.
Mrs. Idanelle Thompson, of Marshall
avenue, will spend July and August in
Chicago and Milwaukee.
Mrs. Gustav Michaud, Nelson avenue
will leave shortly for GlenWood Mimi.
to spend the summer.
Capt, w. H. Hart, state qnartermaster,
is at the summer home of his sister, Mrs
Smith, of Lake City.
Mrs. I. M. Breen, Marshall avenue, will
go to Minnetonka this week for the re-
mainder of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick A. Fogg, and
Miss Fogg, of the Ryan, will spend next
month at Minnetonka.
Mrs. w. c. Edwards of Summit avenue
entertains Miss Sheehan, of st. Louis,
this week.
Mrs Clayton EIDE, Nelson avenue will
leave the first of the month for Hot
Springs, S. D.
Miss Ance Corcoran, of Fuller street,
is spending few weeks with friends at
Walker, MINI.
Miss Katherine Richards Gordon leaves
this week for months visit at New
port
Mrs. B. Schuback of Ramsey street
returns the first of the week from st.
Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibbs have gone for an
extended wedding trip through the East.
Mr. and Mrs. B. l.. Goodkind, of ST.
Adams street, are visiting in New York.
Mrs. F. l.. Hoffman and Miss Pauline
Hoffman left last week for Erie, Pa.
Mr.. ard Mrs. M. w. Waldorf, of Ash
land avenue, have left for the East.
Miss Alice Doyle, of Cleveland avenue,
is entertaining Miss Katherine Mulcare.
Miss Leigh Hirst, of Jackson street
leaves this week for Omaha, Neb.
Miss Elsie Shave is spending the sum-
mer months at Ocean Grove, N. J.
Mrs George Kendrick, of Laurel ave-
nue., has gone to Livingston, Mont.
Mrs. Marlette, of Arundel street, will
leave this week for Currie Mimi
4 Mrs. Joseph e. McWilliams, of Garth
age, Mo-. is visiting in the city.
Miss Wyand, Of Selby avenue, will spend
next month in Fergus Falls.
Mrs. c. S. Mellen. of Summit avenue
returns this week from the East.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Hoxsie will be home
this week from Europe.
Mrs. Wilkinson, of the MARLBOROUGH,
returns from Mexico this week
Mrs. Electa Foyer, of Kent street. is at
Clairmont, Iowa.
Miss Katherine Mulcare has gone to
DeSnoyer Park.
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guest of honor. Mrs. Bingham was as
sisted in receiving by her mother, Mrs.
John 5. Prince, Mrs. Lawrence Wash
1ngton and Miss Geer, of Hartford,
Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Rose entertained at
dinner Thursday at their home on
and Mrs. Ullman, of New York, who
are their guests.
Mrs. A. Dufrene and her two daugh-
ters, Miss Ovid Martel and Mrs. w. J.
Murray, of Ashland avenue, have is
sued invitations for a reception Tues
day afternoon in honor of their guest,
MRS frederick Baker, of st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Adams, of st.
Anthony avenue, chaperoned a part of
young people, who attended the hop
Thursday evening at White Bear lake.
The party was given in honor of Miss
Adelaide Lord, of Winona.
Mrs. Clayton Eide, of Nelson avenue.
entertained informally Thursday even
ing in honor of Miss Gelino, of Boston.
Mass. Mrs. John Gelino, Central park,
will give trolley party to MINNEAPOLIS
and Lake Harriet uesGay Tor Miss
Gelino.
On Wednesday Mrs. Lawrence G.
Washington gave a breakfast in honor
OF Miss Geer, of Hartford, Conn.
Mrs. c. L. Adams, of st. Anthony
avenue, gave a luncheon for Miss Lord.
of Winona, on Wednesday.
The attendants at the Catholic sum-
mer school were given a reception on
Wednesday afternoon by the faculty of
St. Agatha's conservatory of music on
called. Mother Celestine, who is the
head of the faculty, was assisted in
receiving by Mrs. John D. O'Brien,
Mrs. d. w. Lawler and Mrs. William
4. Kelly, and Mrs. G. w. Copley, Mrs.
Beaumont, Mrs. A. H. Rogers and Miss
Grace Doran presided at the refresh
ment tables The senior orchestra of
ten pieces furnished the music.
Mrs. w. J. Murray, of Ashland ave-
nue., has issued invitations for recep-
ton in honor of her sister, Mrs F.
Baker, of st. Louis.
Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Ray, of Laurel
avenue, will celebrate the twelfth an
niversary of their wedding.
MI - Ld1h Dayton ave-
nue., has issued cards for a reception
next Thursday.
Judge and Mrs. w. FL. Sanborn will
entertain at dinner today at their
home on Virginia avenue in compli-
ment to Gov. and Mrs. Samuel R. Van
SAINT.
Mrs. E. w. Lackey gave a luncheon
on Thursday at her home on Stewart
avenue. Drive whist was played from
8 until 5 o'clock. The highest Individual
score was made by Mrs. j. Sandy.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Zimmerman will
entertain a house party of friends al
their summer home at Lake Mime
tonka Sunday.
Ross McFayden, of Mississippi
street, was pleasantly surprised Tues
day afternoon by party of his little
friends who called in honor Of his
twelfth birthday. Those present were
the Misses Cora Mayer CeIestine
Schmitz, Louisa Ernst Gertrude Esch
Josephine Peters and Harold Rowell
Carl Rusche, Clyde Gunther, Frank
and Louis Peters and Ross McFayden
Miss Rutherford, of Nina avenue
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-20
PERSONALS.

Samuel Baldwin, for many years organ
list at House of Hope Presbyterian church,
is spending the summer in st. Paul. He
has opened a studio at 681 Holly avenue,
where he expects to do a good deal in
the way of musical composition. This
evening Mr.. Baldwin will be heard in an
informal programme to be played before
and following the services at House of
Hope church.
DR.. and Mrs. E. c. Boxel, who have
been making an extensive tour of the
South and East. are :1eturning by the
Great Lakes route, They will reach St.
Paul tomorrow. They will be at home at
their residence, 40S Carroll street, after
Aug. Is. ttv
Mrs. Russell R. Dorr, of Oakland ave-
nue., returned today from Chicago. Mrs.
DORIS sister. Miss Agnes Bryan, will ar
rive Tuesday from Hartford, Conn.,. to
spend a month in st, Paul
Mrs. c. W. Hornick, Of Ashland avenue,
returns this week. from Geneva Beach,
Alexandria. Later she will go East with
Mr.. Hornick.
Mrs. w. j. McCaqley,9 of Nina avenue.
is visiting in Port Bryan Later she will
visit Mrs. Charles Fairbanks, of Racine,
Wis, formerly of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. 81 VI Franzman and
daughters Ruth and Helen, of Butte,
Mont, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs J. Arm
bruster, of Clermont street.
Congro-3man and Mrs. F. C. Stevens
will leaye next week for visit Of sew
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-20
MATRiM ONIAL.

The marriage of Miss Emma Lindeau
to I'll. Sanstrom took place Thursday even
ing at the residence of the bride on Sims
street. Rev. o. P. Peterson, pastor of
the First Swedish church, officiated. The
attendants We're Miss Hilda Lindeau, maid
of honor; Miss Anna Sanstrom brides
maid; Charles Sanstrom, best man, and
Charles Lindeau, groomsman. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sanstrom will reside in San Fran
cisco.
The marriage of Miss M. Ella Bean,
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Bean,
OF saltwater, will occur at the residence
OF the brides parents. Pine street, Still
water. OH the evening of the Goth inst.
The. invitations include the immediate
family circle.
Egbert t. Clarke. son of General Traffic
Manager F. B. Clarke, of the Great West
ern railway, was married on June % at
Los Angeles to Miss Julia r. Barger. Mr.
and Mrs. Clarke will live in Phoenix,
Ariz.
The wedding of Miss Helen M. Pheeney,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Pheeney,
to DIR. John Kelly will take place in ST.
Luke's Catholic church on Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mauerer of Lincln
avenue. announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Charlotte, to ]. G. Funk.
The wedding will take place in August
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formally for her, and w. L. Perkins
giving dinner on Wednesday even
ing at the Aberdeen for the bridal
party. On Tuesday afternoon Miss Jo-
Sephine Carr entertaind Mrs. Gibbs
and her parents.
Mrs. A. T. Bigelow gave the second
of a series of receptions on Tuesday
She was assisted by Mrs. John Wether-
bee, Mrs. r. A. Overpeck, Miss Over
peck, Miss Nellie Overpeck, Miss Mar
garet Julien and Miss Irene Burlock
Mrs. Hoxsie gave a luncheon for the
Misses Freeman, of Iowa City, Tues
day. She also received informally for
them during the evening.
Miss Long, of Minneapolis, was the
guest of honor at luncheon given for
eight young ladies by Miss Blanche
Kennedy.
Misses Alma and Martha Scheffer,
of New York, were guests of honor at
an informal card party given Thurs
day afternoon by Mrs. FRANKLIN D.
Hevener at her home on East Sixth
street. The favors were won by Mrs.
John Barnacle, Mrs. Robertson, Mrs.
Gregory and Miss Henry. The hostess
was assisted by Mrs. d. r. Hevener,
Mrs. Robert Deebach and Mrs. jamie
son.
Mrs. Frank M. Bingham gave a small
reception Thursday afternoon at her
home on Dayton avenue. Mrs. Chem
deiin, of Brooklyn, her sister, was the