The broad ax., 1905-12-09

MISS M. west VINO udS O0Su inc
guest Of Mrs. Jas Madden, for the
past two months leaves the city for
her home Brooklyn next week, {
Mr.. Clifton NJ. Weaver 3144 Indiana
Ave, has returned from Baltimore,
Md, where he vas highly entertained
by many Of his childhood friends.
Richard Pinn 1896 State street, has
been disabled from work, owing to a
scalded hand, but the first of the
week, he will resume his run on the
road.
Mrs. Gertrude Blackwell 323S State
St, who for the past six weeks has
been visiting her mother Mrs. Jeni-
fer in Baltimore has returned to the
city.
A threatening attack of peutonites,
greatly alarmed the parents and
friends of young Julius N. Avendorf,
Jr., At this writing the little fellow
is safe.
The Inner Circle OF Crispus Attacks
Club announce their Third Annual Ball
to be given Monday, Feb. 9Th, at Gen.
trail Hall. Watch the papers for par
ticulars.
Mr.. Frank Armstrong 2502 wabash
ave-, is rapidly recovering from the
effects of an injury which he received
while working in the steel mills at
Joliet, Ill.
Mrs. Catherine Thompson mother
Of Mr.. ]. Marck Weaver has given up
her residence in Baltimore, and will
reside with her daughter at 3144 In
diana, Av.
George J. Terrell who has charge Of
the Democratic Headquarters 20
Washington street, returned home
Friday morning from a pleasant visit
at Covington, Ky.
The Rev. Mr.. Davis Of st. Thomas
Church entered the Western theolog-
ical Seminary Of this Diocese he
hopes to aid in the Catholic work of
the Episcopal church
Rev. Father Lealted passed through
the city last Friday the LIST from
Cleveland, o., enroute to st. Paul,
MINI. His new field Of labor will be
at the Church of St Philips.
Mrs. Ella Norman 1850 Gross ave-,
passed away the latter part Of last
week, and F. A. Rawlins. the up to
date undertaken 1884 State street,
shipped her body to Frankfort, KY,
for burial.
A large party OF friends gathered
at the home Of Mrs. Zedricks 754
West Madison ST., and had delightful
surprise party on Mrs Will Green who
is soon to leave for Muskogee, /. T.,
where her husband is located.
Mr.. Samuel Thompson Of 6552
Champlain ave-, is much improved
from the operation for appendicitis
at Provident Hospital and expects to
leave for home Saturday Dec. 9Th. |
Father Lealted was his spiritual ad- |
wiser and consider.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam1. Carter 32nd and |
Forest Ave, have for the past two |
weeks been entertaining Mrs. Beatrice |
Thompson, daughter and son in their |
palatial residence, thus enabling the |
children to be near enough to pay |
daily visits to their father during his |
confinement at Provident Hospital.
The Willing Workers Club under
the very efficient management Of |
Mrs. R. A. William meets every Mon
day afternoon at appointed places.
Mrs. R ]. Miller one Of the active |
members Of ST. Thomas church also |
a fine cateress offers a dinner to the !
member who attends the most regu-
lar for a given period the dinner to |
be served In her beautiful private |
dining room.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Bates 6410 Nor
gan st., very elegantly entertained a.
few Of their most intimate friends at |
Thanksgiving dinner covers were |
laid for 16. Those present had a
most enjoyable time owing chiefly to
Mrs. Bates who can not be excelled as
a hostess. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. W. B. Kennedy, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. c. Maxheld, Mr.. and Mrs. e. G.
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A Williams,
Mrs. B. F. Brown & Son, Miss
Lee Mirer of Logansport, Ind,
Norman Kennedy. Music furnished