Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 8

ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH, PERSONAL. URSULINE GIRLS PROVE THEY ARE GOOD COOKS We Are Selling All our pretty Gingham Dresses at just Half Price. MILLINERY Hats for $7.50 $8.00 Hats for $4.00 $18.00 $6.50 $6.00 $300 $12.00 $6.00 $5.00 $250 $10.00 $5.00 $400 I i Mrs. If. C.

Matthews loft today for Tolndo, Ohio. Kstclle Beatty returned yesterday to Hloomington. Charles Mulvllle IH In C.uster Park, on biiHliiMH. Miss Francis Chllton IH home from visit In Salem, Mo. Miss Kldn Paul Is visiting Miss Mary Ellison of Marino.

Airs. Mary Ella Hagerman has returned to Rockford, III. Mien Alice Grueter has returned from a visit with friends in Galesburg. A'lss F. j.

Johnson, of Toledo. Ohio, was a guoHt at the Illinl hotel today. Miss Theresa Roberta, has returned from a visit with relatives in Mattoon. Mr. and Mrs.

Dodaon, of Kankee, three In School and Serve Haiuiuet lit Honor. All trimmed Hats, Flowers and Ribbons are marked Half Price, See Our pretty Summer Dress Goods and all the new white Dress Goods. I Gates-Clark 109-111 Weal. Third Street CONFIRMATION SUITS Sizes, 9 to 17 Years. Knickerbocker Trousers Made of the finest blue serge, $4.00 to $6.00.

ALTON FURNISHES TWO TO STAGE. KMott Taylor Member of Co. and Minor Watson Is With Blanche Bateg Company. Alton has furnished two young men to the stage within the past two weeks. Elliott Taylor, son of Harry Taylor, end known as one of Alton's most talented young artls.ta ms Joined a theatrical company a comedy called the Heart.

Breakers opened In Milwaukee this week and will play out the summer lu Chicago. Minor Watson a eon of Mrs. Alice Rodgera of Upper Alton who has been In a dramatic school in New York the past year baa been signed to play in the HI, registered at the Illinl hotel yesterday. Thomas Broderlck la reported to be very crltlcaly ill at his home on Belle street. William Tonkinson and John Lock of Elsah, 111., were Alton visitors yesterday.

Miss Theo. Nolle has returned from a visit In Poplar Bluff, with relatives. Miss Gertrude Morrison has gone to Wichita, to spend the summer with relatives. Miss Jane Hodges gone to Terre Haute'to spend some time at the home of relatives. Miss Rose.

Wilson, of Jackson, is spending the summer with her sister, Mrs. Wlrt Johnston. C. H. Ketchum will spend Sunday at Keruper.

His mother, Mrs. Charles Ketchum, will return to Alton with him. Miss Florence Deweea returned to St. Louis yesterday, accompanied by her sister, Miss Ilattie Dewees, who will spend spifle time with her. Supervisor and Mrs.

J. M. Craig, Qf Fidelity came down this afternoon to spend Sunday with their son, George J. Craig and family in Clement place. Mr.

and Mrs. O. M. Ingalls have moved Into the house at 411 Market street. Ingalls Is night superintendent at the strawboard plant.

Hon. Lucas Pfeiffenberger's condition He is confined to his bed constantly and with a nurse In attendance. At times the. former mayor suffers 96- vere Mrs. Wyckpjf.and M.

K. Stelle returned last night from Yesterday wne annual d'ann day nt Ursullno Academy, and as initial, I O.W members of tho three lower classes of the High school ontortnln- o'd the graduating class at a banquet, Which they prepared and served themselves. This has been an annual event for some time, and each succeeding class vies with the others In the originality and quality of tJieir banquet. The banquet, was served at two o'clock, was a marvel of good-cookery, and the Uraiillne. girls proved that they have a good working knowledge of domestic science.

After the banquet, the three classes presented a program of literary and musical numbers, which were well received by the pupils. Tho Junior classes end their work June 16, and tho commencement oxerclsesiWlH be held June 20. The graduates are: Misses JosepMne Taphorn and Julia Dowef, from the Academy; Mlsaes Cora Pile, of Alton, Annls Kendall, of Edwardsvllle, and Luclle Link, of Mitchell, from the Music department. I I FOUR PIGEONS RELEASED. Prize Blrrta Start Off 15 Apart and Head East for Cincinnati.

Four homing pigeons sent to tne American Express office by (lie Valley Flying Club were released from their coops this morn- ihg at Intervals of fifteen minutes. The first bird was turned out at six o'clock, circling In the air until Its marvelous instinct told It the direction, and then headed In a slightly northeast direction. Each bird took the same direction und were soon out of sight. Agent W. B.

Thompson, of the American Express expected that the club would send more pi- geans than they did for today's flight. It is thought that the time today wll be better than the last flight, but the hot weather will probably tire the birds more thau a strong head wind. I NEW SHOW. A I The brightest in Alton, up to the ute in everything. IJK TO-NIGHT'S BILL: 3 Dales, Murry K.

Hill, Rogers and Evans, Wolf and Zadella. Orchestra of 7, and moving pictures. i SUNDAY The Long-Worth's Comedy Singing Act. Leo Filier, Worlds Most Wonderful Violinist. Gladdish and Cranston, Vaudeville's Fashion Plates.

The Australian Wheelers, Comedy Bicycle. PRICES: lOc, 20c, 25c. Children any seat lOc when accompanied bv their parents. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I EXCURSION! STEAMER Second and Ridge Sis. DANCING Washington Garden Every Wednesday Sunday afternoon and Tickets Wednesday evening 25 cents.

Sunday afternoon 25 runts. Sunday evening 3d cents. Follow the crowd to the park where they all dance. Kin. I'hoiio 872-11.

Hull (J07W Wo are dyeing to clean for you 1'yeliiB, and Kepalrliig. Coods called for and delivered MODEL CLEANING AND DYE WORKS II. HltUCK, Proprietor. Second street, Alton. LIlC Blanche Batea company In Nobody's Widow, Mr.

Watson Is given the Jonor of being aaslstaut to the lead- tig man In this company and Will In the absence or Illness of the lead- Ing man tt'ke bis part In the play. Tl.ls IB considered most excellent fortune among the aspirants to theatrical honors, and Mr. Watson is being congratulated by hi 8 frlenda where th.ev attended the grsduatiQn exercises pi the American School of Orfeppatby. from which Truman graduated; Miss Jrfyrtle. formerly in the office of Dr.

Aj. has com-' pleted the three years' course in dentistry Washington University, and next.week will take an examination from the' State. Bowd of Examiners. After the commencement Miss. Marian Breauchaud will FOR SALE.

fruit trees and grain Will soil at a bargain. quire 8oO K. 4th street. lo-morrow ai n) Htl Military blx room 1U1 lot with I-my win joll I'll It r.ft«u .1 i Ul The next meeting of the Browning Hill), which wus to have been held next Monday with Mrs. Qulgloy.

has been postponed, ii-nd will be held June 12, with Miss Eunice. Smith at Elm Illdgo. This meeting concludes tho present season of tl.e The Women's Auxiliary of tho Episcopal church met yesterday af tornoon with Mrs. J. Magnus Ityrle of Fourth street.

Mrs. J. Hronholt entertained delightfully with, a yacht party to Illinl Island yesterday evening In honor of her niece, Mies of Kaiisus City. The consisting of fifteen, loft Fluent docks at seven o'clock, and had supper at the Illinl Island. Miss Lulu Halsey entertained five at dancing party at her last Thursday night.

go to Klrksvllle to spend'a, short time with Mrs. E. E. Swain, after which she will go io Qalffornia and spend the summer camping in the Yosemlte valley with Rev. and Mrs.

H. K. Sanborne and family, formerly of Alton. Tho condition of Mrs. Febronia Meier, whose serious illness was mentioned In Friday's Telegraph, continues unchanged and her relatives have abandoned hope of recovery.

All of the members of her family who live outside of Alton as well as those residing here are now with her at the home of her daughter, Mrs. John A. Nelninger on Liberty street. Country Club Memlwitililp Growing The Country club membership has been doing some rapid growing. The limit fixed for the membership is fifty, but circumstances have given a larger membership than the limit and still more may come In before the membership offer is closed June 1C.

The members were told to Invite fhelr friends to Join and June 1C was set as the date when the time would close. It was not expected there would be such a crush of people to join, but with the expiration of the time two week's off the limit has been passed. 'SIDNEY j. a. one of the finest excursion boats on the Mississippi river.

Excellent dancing floor. Elec- trie fans. 4000 electric lights. I Capacity 2000 passengers, will leave ALTON for the I Government i Moonlight STEAMER i SIDNEY; THURSDAY JUNE lK ClasH Confirmed To-Morrow Afternoon. A class of 140 boys and girls members of St.

Patrick's congregation and of the congregation of the Woodrlver Catholic church who made their first communion last year will bo confirmed tomorrow afternoon by Rt. Rev. Bishop James Ryan in St. Patrick's church. Locks Kampsville, Illinois.

ft A. M. Iteturn 7 M. badbe with T. P.

A on. Reward return to 'James Pack 910 E. 5th street. Notice to Public. The following members of the Alton Dental Society will close their offices at noon Saturday's, during months of June, July and Aug- Hopkins, M.

H. Llndley, A. W. fine, SPECIAL FRUITS SPECIAL VEGETABLES Cherries and Strawberries. to found ut thu fruit and vegetable utoro of DORAN'S Niiur JAMES A.

KLUNK, Fuueml Director id p. 'M HJ be of minimal In It-real The occasion IH tho enuo before tho Ut-llglous associations V. M. C. tho Y.

W. 0. th Hand, ami the lo loiml Association tho OV.MllMK Will Sluirl local MlHuloiiH. HeBont Huy will Ml briefly of iho Nplundld worl loin. thlH Ullll lu ll)lum In tin) fill urn.

Sermon wll lion follow by W. W. Hick! of Finn llaptlnl church. Jer- and able Tlx, backboni. of (ho hot woiithor 'ilM biviikinj! ii alu.

Th,) rocont IniH boon roduciiil appur- ''inly ami iho heal him boon turned lull power. Of I-'lUMIHThvlllc Hev. W. Hhoad3, of Upper Alton loft for Farmersvlllo today to "tti'iid the funeral and conduct tho services over George H. Browning, an aged resident of that place.

A son of tho deceased, Aqulla Brown- Ing, was a student at Shurtleff a few years ago. Tommy tolling mother about le wonderful things be saw at the county fair. When he claimed to have a mounter pig that blgge than his father him mother accused him 'It In Impossible," she Aa no Illustration of the inslgulfl tbe Mlig Agneg Gray, violin instructor at Montlcolto Seminary, will discontinue her lessons In Alton next Saturday. Shu contemplates spoud- 5 thu summer In Europe. 1,600,000,000.

tho whole buiaaa race coul( shoulder to thoulder ID ap area 000 square. "Pat, 1 Nuptials. Walter YOUIIK, of Uecatur and Mlns Cecelia Forlln will be married thin evening 7 o'clock In St. 1'ntrlck'n church by Kr. Kehoe.

They will reulde In Alton, A marrliiKu llcuno wus Issued to- ayy to H. Karl Kant, of Jersoyvllle ud N. iNHbellu Grizzle, of Carrol- Pat looUwit up from ded lunlly. neighbor, "don't you pipe and uod- THE NEW THEATRE Luer Block FIRE PROOP-8 EXITS THURSDAY, JUNE 9 Round Trip 50c. Children lioc I For further particulars call on or address (J i W.

M. SALT VAC E. Excursion Agt. Temple Theatre tl Hoth Phones. Alton, 111.

Fine Orchestra, White Hussar band and Steain calliope will I entertain you at the levee be- fore the leaves. 4,000 electric lights. Fine dancing floor. I Hound Trip 23c, Leave Alton 8 p. m.

Return I 11:00 p. m. I For further particular call on or address, A A W. M. SAUVAGE.

Both Phones. Temple Theatre Entire change of program. Elmore Raymond, Singing and Dancing Jack Birchland, Silly Kid and C'ontortlonlHt. Change of Pictures Every Day, Tula new theatre Is fire proof, IB cool and inviting and you can send the children here with perfect nafety. The safest theater In IlilnoJa.

JA8 J. IlEILLY, SUNDAY EXCURSION SIMMER GREYIEAGLE FOR ILLINOIS Rtlurn CfpUIn or Klnlvoh Ha. 64. taut 1 can't do notlilu' "1. tit," remarked the Indignant cltl Btm, "am ttipttywr." "Well," replied tba politK IUB to thank.

You Urn. I 1 WiutUtuituu Star GREAT NEWS FOR THE LADIES A free and millinery store established by a retired millionaire would ulnioat as busy "Wll making "lee cream." Coma and try our lea creai WILSON CANDy KifCHEN Mod MOONLIGHT EXCURSION -ON- STR, ALTON Thursday June 8 ALTON HIGH SCHOOL Goldman's Orchestra Dancing, Refreshments I''lrKt Clus.s In lOvvry lut'uro Your 'lione 04. Cliildren. Ule Ht hoo 8 STR, BALD EAGLE ALTON ST. LOUIS PACKEt.

Will leave Bt. Louto, I p. dally, eicapt Mocduyi Through to din, Kttiuptivllle and on the and trip. OM I H. B.

HAKKH. I STRECKFU8 STEAMBOAT LINE to' Diamond Jo Line Strf. ST. PAUL SMIIVICF Will open May with WhMl St. ST.

PAUIi KVKRY 0 PAYS. Qulncy, Kookuk Louis, Hurllugton Bt'rvico STBAMEIi Tuwdjiy Alton 7 p. m. far I). W.

WIBHBRD, Traffic MP IAKBH, GOING TO ORAFTON? TANK TH(i TIP! for with (hi eMMM TAIN DRINKS ViiLVET ORfjUJLBONFECflONEfllf.