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Miller at dinner Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. VIM. H. Jackson, 4S2 35th st.
a prominent member Of the G. U. o.
o. F., is confined to his home sick.
Prof. Kelley Miller Of Washington,
D. c., was entertained at breakfast
Sunday morning by Mrs Mary A
Williams, 661s Vernon ave.
Mr.. David Manson, 1857 Vernon
ave-, who was taken to his home very
i'll Monday afternoon, is slowly i'm
proving in health.
Miss Constantia Brown, the noted
singer Of Baltimore, Nd, is stopping
with Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. T. Watkins,
$500 Calumet ave.
Mr.. Jno. Long, 1912 Dearborn St, is
on the sick list. Mr.. Long is an ac-
tive member Of the Masonic and Odd
Fellow orders Of the city.
Prof. Thomas W. Nves, well known
around town, is now maintaining fine
bachelor quarters at the Appomattox
Club, 3441 Wabash ave.
Each Sunday afternoon, hereafter,
the Sons of Mississippi, will meet at
Odd Fellows Hall, 1886 State ST., and
the doors are always open to the pub
lie a good program rendered at eacn
meeting free admission.
Little Miss Virginia Henley, Of Sc
dalia, Mo-, is spending her vacation
in this city, at the home of her aunt,
Mrs. Katherine r. Hamlet, 5O36 Ar
mour ave, Miss Virginia will study
music on the violin while here.
Rev. Jordan Chavis, whom they
claim received a big chunk Of money,
for preaching Col. Mushmouth John
son into heaven at the time Of his
death, has become the Religious ed
itor Of the Old Church Organ.
]. Ed. Green, who is well known
TO all the patrons Of the Pekin The
alter, is confined to his home, 3402
Wabash ave, with sickness, he is IN
der the watchful care Of DR.. NJ. ].
Brown, who feels confident Of pulling
him through in good shape.
Mrs. Ida MeClain returned home
last Saturday evening from Evans
vile, Ind, where she had been visit
ing old friends, she was accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. ]. Wooden, and
for some time Mrs. Wooden will be
the guest of Mrs. James E. Bish,
1921 Wabash ave.
Mrs. Joseph R. Dunn, the wife Of
smiling Joe" Dunn, $3.50 State street,
who has not enjoyed good health for
some years, has been removed from
her home to Provident Hospital.
where she will undergo an operation
Just as soon as her strength will per
NIT it.
DR.. Alexander Lane, member Of the
legislature Of Ill, has been appointed
on the Tuberculine Commission by
speaker Shurtleff, the Commission
will labor real hard, and it has been
instructed to furnish the next legis-
lature with full report Of its investi-
cation, $4,000, was set aside by the
last session Of the legislature to be !
used in defraying the expenses of the
Mr.. S. Laing Williams, Drs. Geo. c
Hall, ]. W. Mcdowell and Noah d
Thompson arranged an impromptue
stag dinner party" last Sat. eve, in
honor Of Prof. Kelly Miller Of Wash
Ington, d. c. Twenty-Five representa-
i've gentlemen responded and a great
time was spent in speech-making and
ioliication after the consumation Of |
an eight course dinner. Major Jno. |
C. Buclner, F. l. Barnett, Thos. W. |
Swami, Walter NJ. Farmer, W. D.
DR.. H. Smith, Noah D. |
and Prof. Miller respond !
ed to toasts. DR.. Geo. C. Hall, ACTED !
as toast-master. The dinner was
served at The Rogers & Cary Cafe, |
32rd Boulevard near Wabash ave.
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The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Eighth |
Regiment Illinois National Guard |
gave an Informal Dancing Party
Tuesday evening, at Masonic Han |
1884 State Street. 1t was a great so
cial and financial success. The eve
ling was cool and pleasant for the
dancers, who danced til long sfte'