Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 3

MEETINGS AND Entertainments ALTON EVENING T.Et;E StB LAHStt DIED Upper Alton Woman's Club. The Woman's, phibi of, Alton will be on Tuesday afternoon W. D. W. Barnard of ,1 sltl'Renilnary street.

Pyfvlai to This Week. Mrs.iJartes Gorman of West Ninth hostess on Thursday of this week.tp the ladies of the Sylvia Pinochle and Travel at St. Mary's Hall. The W. C.

U. of St. Mary's Church will entortaifii their friends on Tuesday evening at St. Mary's Hall. Pinochle and Travel will be enjoyed, n'ntl afterwards the ladies will serve coffee and pie.

Mozart Club to Have Open Meeting. Plans are for an open meeting which" will be 'held-durlng this week the-jyiozart Club at the The members of the Mofcart Club will have the, privilege of inviting their friends 10 attend', as as. having with them other- the school. A C. K.

L. of A. Installation. The Catholic Knigh'ts and Ladies of St. Mary's Church will have their annual installation, of officers on Tues- 'day afternoon at St.

Mary's Hall. Following the business meeting and in stallatlon the ladlos will enjoy cards and 'refreshments. Municipal Dance Fof North Slda patrons. regular municipal dance will be held on Wednesday of this week (ft Odd. Fellows' Hall in the North Side, giving the folk of that end of town' a chance to attend a municipal danoej without going a great distance: floyiil Order Pmico.

of the Royal Order have dancing party out of the or- at tho Illinl Hotel on the wonjng of 'February 20th. Invlta bo issued In. a vory few days for the danctv. Tula' will be the second of a series of dances to bo given, are to bo Mr. and Mrs.

D. A. Wyckoff, Mr. and Mrs. G.

Clyne, Mr. Light Asa Feather" "Talk about light, fluffy, tempting and wholesome jelly Rolls, Cood things! Myl but CALUMET BAKING POWDER certajnly beats the band for sure results for Parity, economy and wholesome bakings. your mother to try Calumet Baking Powder on the money-back guarantee." and Mrs. K. L.

Ohnsorg, and Mr. and Streepor. 8t. Mary's Guild of Trinity Chapei. St.

Mary'H Guild of Trinity Chapel will be entertained on Wednesday afternoon at the F. Worden homo on State street, with Mrs. F. Worden Mrs. Frank Olssler as hostesses.

A business meeting will bo hold, followed by a social hour. Entertained With Skating Party. Mr. and Mrs. H.

J. Bowman, of the Mineral Springs Hotel entertained a party of friends Saturday evening with a skating frolic nt the Fred Bowman Farm near East Alton. The pond was as smooth as a mirror and furnished a delightful skating ground. After enjoying skating for some time, the guests enjoyed a hot repast. Firemen Have Banquet.

The firemen from hose house number 1 and their friends enjoyed a banquet at the hose house yesterday afternoon, The members of the company purchased a GO pound pig from the country and killed and'dressed it themselves. It was roasted and served as the part of a banquet. The mayor and a number of other city officials were guests at the banquet yesterday afternoon. Camerata Chfcrus Will Not Have Open Meeting This Month The Camerata Chorus has decide! that, owing to the illness of so many of its members, that the open meet ing which was to have been held to night will be postponed, and that the open meeting of January will be com blned with that of February. The joint meeting will be held the las Monday night of February.

At tho February meeting the worn composers of America and the Am erican orchestra and opera will be discussed. A. Don Stocker and son, Raymond, will assist in giving the program. The regular meeting of the chorus will be held on this evening and al are. urged to be present.

Miss Mildred Haynes to Sing For W. Benefit Miss Mildred Haynes, daughter C. Haynes, vice-president the East St. Louis and Suburban Railway ompany, for the first time In her home town Saturday as a member of the New York Metro politon Company, In the East St Louie High School, when a benefit will be given for the East St. Louis W.

C. A. Miss Haynes and her moth' er are charter members of the Y. W. C.

A. and her mother has been a mem ber of the board since Its organize lion. Miss-Bayiies is also a member of the Schubert Club. She was edu cated In St. Louis, Chicago and New York, and has traveled abroad with her mother.

With her IB Skovgaard, the Danish violinist, whose, violin is said to bo worth $13, 000; Susan Emma Drought, lyric soprano; Alice McClug Shovaard, pianist; Aubrey N. Enble, baritone; Mary Maibon Allen, Miss Haynes' voice is a dramatic soprano. She has made a specialty of the folk songs of various nations. Miss Carrie Sternberg Weds Henry Sessel of Alton, The parlors of the Washington Ho tol in St. Louis were the scene of a pretty wedding Sunday afternoon at o'clock when Miss Carrie Sternberg of St.

Louis, a sister of J. H. Stem berg, of this city, and formerly of Alton, became the bride of Henry Sessel, a prominent Alton clothier. The ceremony was performed by Dr. Leoii Harrison and was witnessed by a small gathering of thirty relatives and very intimate friends.

The couple was unattended. The bride made a charming appearance, gowned in white Georgette crepe. Her costume was completed by a chic white hat, and a corsage bouquet of valley miles. Following tho wedding the guests were invited into tho private dining room of tho hotel where an fight course dinner was served. During the dinner, music, furnished by a string orchestra and Hololst, was enjoyed.

Mr. and Mrs. SORSC! loft last oven- wm. Lnrfch, ngnd lifl, well known painting contractor in Alton, died 7: no o'clock thin rnorning At hln home, 201) West Sixteenth fllreut. ufter fleHouft tlinpisfl of Hln trouble began about fr year and ho had boon in falling health.

The eolnnfus about ten days Kffo fthon. he ibegan to Buffer from heart trouble and paralysis. He was born in Alton and lived Mere almost all of his lite. Ho worked for many years here as a painting contractor. He leaves his Wife, two daughters, Mrs.

William Fleming and Misn Elsie LarBh, and four sons, Oscar, Lee, Krrtcflt and Harry The funeral will probably be nosday, but its time has not been definitely set. WOMAN TRIES SUICIDE. 4 of Wood Alcohol and One Ounce of Iodine and Thinks She Will Live. I)r, O. 0.

Glberson was willed to 417 Bhields street today to attend a woman there, apparently about 30, who had swallowed four ounces of wood alcohol and one ounce Of iodine, either doze being of a fatal character if elvea full opportuinty do Its work. Emergency remedies were given her and the doctor says ho thinks she Will live. She was living apart from her husband'. NOSE CLOGGED FROM A COLD OR CATARRH Apply Cream in Nostrils Open Up Air Passages. To Ah I Wlmt relief! Your closed nostrils open right up, the air of head nre clear and you OHM Im-athe freely.

No juoro hawking, Hiuiffllng, mucous hciulaiIKS ilryiuvi -IID struggling for breath nt night, your cold or catarrh IB gone. Don't Btuffi-d up! not a small bottle of Kly'H Cream Jlnlm from yum druggUt now. Apply a little of fragrant, antiwptio cream in your IIOH- trtli; it penetrate Ilirmigli every ulr puiuure of ilm heud; soolliu and hwu tho swollen, inflamed niuooini membrane, glviiiB you iimtmit relief. Kly'n Creuin llalro Junt wliat every cold and iufferer beeu MuUng. juit iplendia.

PKHSONAL Mr. and Mrs. George Hardwick are guests of Mrs. W. H.

AViseman on their way home to Merritt, 111., after a lengthy visit in Panama. Mr. and Mrs. John Hoppe departed Sunday for Vancouver, where they will join Mr. and Mrs.

Ora Hicks and make their future home. Mrs. Hielts, who is the' daughter of Mrs. William Blake of Washington avenue, left for the West several years ago with her husband. Mrs.

Hicks is eic- pected here later in the spring for a visit with relatives. Robert Morrow left this morning for Clayton with his niece, Miss Jance Clayton. Miss Clayton has been making her home with Mr. Morrow for the past three and one-half years. He 'expects to visit with, relatives there, for about a week nefore returning to Alton.

Mrs. Henry Blase, who underwent a serious surgical operation in Louis early last month is gradually improving an it is thought that she be along hicely from now, oh FRSftUARY 5, 1917. FRED BERNER. PAGE LEFT LIVESTOCK IN WEATHER, Son of PoMner nccot'der of John Ufcmnr Kncciinilm to Ultima, Etumlny nt i Mrs. H.

M. Sehweppe Interfereo and i Puts Mare, Colt and Mule In i Barn of Neighbor. ing for a two months honeymoon which they will spent.at Florida sorts. Upon their return will make their home In St. Mr.

and Mrs. J. H. Sternberg, their daughter, Miss Lillian Stflrnberg, and Maurice Sessel, nephew of the groom, attended the wedding from Alton. Luncheon For Mrs.

J. M. Friday. The Entertainment Committee of the Alton Woman's Council, composed of the Mesdajnes L. I.

Priest, J. D. McKInney and James Johnston, has made arrangements for a luncheon, Which will be held at the Illini Hotel on Friday at 12:45 o'clock, for Mrs. J. M.

Daniels of Greenville, president of the Twenty-Second District, Federation of Woman's Clubs. The luncheon is for the "members of the Council. Following luncheon the Woman's Council will adjourn to the home of Mrs. H. M.

Schweppo on Prospect street, where the semi-monthly meeting ot the members will be held. Mrs. Eugene Oaskins will be leader of the meeting, and during the afternoon the members will be addressed by Mrs. Daniels. Pleasure Seekers to Enjoy Valentine Party.

On Saturday afternoon the young ladles of the Pleasure Seekers' Club wore entertained by Miss Alice Tohln of Bluff street, and during the meeting plans were made for a valentine party Which will bo given on Febuary 14 at the home of Miss Tobin. Complete arrangements were made, so a call meeting of the club will be held on Wednesday evening at he home of Miss Helen Boorcker of Seventh street, when all details will be worked out. After enjoying a pleasant afternoon, during which dainty and delicious re- 'roshments were served by Miss Tobin, assisted by her mother, Mrs. James Tobln, the guests departed to ncet again In two weeks with Miss Sva Nachand of Myrtle street. Plramuitly Surprised Lust Evening.

party of relatives und frleuds Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Danlelw of Clement Place, laut.

ovoniug. After tho party assembled cards wore enjoyed until a lato hour after which oshmentH wore served. About BiiostH enjoyed the evening. Among those present wore Mrs. ,00 and Mint) Huth LocKeboil, of St.

Muny Dance at Cinderella Hall. The meinbui'H of tin Municipal Dance Committee have announced a In the plans of (he dance to HI given on Wednesday evening. Instead of holding dancing party at ho Odd Follows Hull In North Alton, will bo hold at tho Cindorulla Hull. Tho change was made becauae the alter hall In considerably larger and vlll bo big enough to accommodate ha crowd which is expected on Wed- icsday oveniug. Fred Biirnifir.

son of Mr. and Mrs. John Herncr, died at his homo in Edwafdrtvlllfl flunday at. midnight, after nn Illnww which began last nufntner. He would have been years of age the 22nd of this month.

When his father took. tho office ot recorder of deedfl of Madlsoh county over four ago, Prod Homer went to Fxlwaritsville to make his home and to work us a deputy in hln father'n ofltca, Ho continued to live there until the end. Ho had made a gallant fight against'' the disease for the sake of his wife and bin four little children, are thus. loft without a Ho had stayed for ri while In a sanitarium in the hope of improving Ma health but no good was gained from that and ho wont back to Edwnrdsvllle. A month ago has was taken very much worse and the malady closed in He leaves beside his parents, two John and Leo, and one sister, Miss Elizabeth The body will be brought over from Edwardsvllle Wednesday and will be taken to the home, 718 Langdon street, and from there tho body will be taken, to St.

Mary's church for tho funeral services Thursday morning at 9 o'clock, DUST STORM ON THE GRAPTON ROAD Retldentft of That Section Say the Oust and Sand fttorm Out That Way Sunday Was the Fiercest Known In According to residents or the Grafton road that section wan visited yesterday for three or four hours by a regular dust and Band Htorm, HIP dust and sand being whipped up by the wind In the wheat fields and other fields, mixed with nnow and then drlvnn over every- Mrs. 11. M. Schweppn was cnjlod Upon by dodl'rey people to. In behalf of a mare, a colt and a mule belonging to Wilson Knrr, an aged Godfrey township resldeht.

The three animals had been out In tho weather all fall and winter, without. HO much an shed'over their heads to protect them from I he rains. AH head of the thing out of doors. The wind managed Humane Society Mrs. Sehweppe via-j to drive a great deal of the combina- itod thii Karr ulaco and found tho jtlon Into the houses, also, through win- complaint we'll founded.

Karr had and doors not perfectly tight, and rented his bai'ii to another man and they had to be perfectly tight In order while for hln own use he reserved a to keep the stuff out. room In tho house, he was not no I In some yards along tho road side, kind lo his live stock, He reserved ja deposit of dust and naiul two inches no room in barn for them and left or deeper was left by the storm, and the Block to take care of themselves, where a window light, was broken out, AH a result tho aufforlriK of the anl- now and then by tho storm, the floor of mals was inleiisp. room inside was quickly covered Mrs. Sehweppe made arrangements i "-h dust and snow. Live stock in the with Otlo Bolt to provide room In bin ds suffered intensely, until Rotten barn for tho three animals and they un der shelter, and altogether the storm will stay them ns long an there la any wl 1)p remembered by people out that necessity for it, or until Karr cnn be wu as lnc VPr worst that has hap- forced either to provide barn or to ppned alon for years.

Kell the stock. Karr owns a farm, but I -has not been working it. He rents It out and he works in summer time at. gathering junk. He had trouble with the previous tenant on the place about his animals usinn the barn nnd the present one user, the barn for his own stock exclusively.

Married by Justice H. H. Lessner. Couple In Council Chamber. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

Frank R. Hutchlnson this city and Mary Toleda Hwlcer of Keokuk, Iowa, were married on Saturday evening in the city clerk's office by Justice of tho Peace, Harry H. LOSS- IT er. No New Trial In Bowman A motion for a now trial In the cflBe Of H. Bowman VH.

the City of Altofa was denied In the circuit court nt Edwardfivflln this afternoon. Mr. Bowman was suing the city for damages to his property by grading and paving. Classified aus. bring results.

Resi A marriage ceremony was performed i. FOR of drums and traps. this morning for the first time in eight Apply 1106 East Broadway. years in the council chamber of the $10 bill, between State St. city hall when Police Magistrate Pat nn Central ave.

Reward. Return Magulre marrie'd Frank Carter and Mrs. Jesse M. Dean, both of this city. The wedding took place in the council chamber owing to the chllletl condition tof other parts of the city hall.

The couple were accompanied to the oity hall by Mr. and'Mrs. Archie Bowman and Andy Bowman, who witnessed the ceremony: Mr. and Mrs. Carter will reside at 1207 Coppinger road.

1225 Central ave. or Alton Carriage Horseshoeing Co. WANTED Prom stockholders, 16 shares of Plasa Building Loan stock. Write Telegraph. black purse, containing a sum of money, this office.

return furnished rooms certainly does heal eczema Inootfileof reports, covering a period of twenty years, literally thousands ftiysicians tell how successful the Res- mol treatment Is for and similar Skin troubles. The first use of Reslnd Ointment and Reslnol Soapusually stops the itching and burning, and they toon. clear away all trace of the eruption. No Other treatment fortheftkin now before the public can Bhow such a record of professional approval. Sold ty ttl If You Suffer From Catarrh don't make the fatal mistake of garding it as a trifling matter.

Authorities agree that Catarrh Is an infection of the blood. Consequently, sprays, salves And lotions can afford only temporary relief, because they do not.reach the source of the blood. When you depend on these temporary remedies alone your case is likely to grow steadily worse until becomes chronic and possibly affects the lungs. But even if the infection does not the continuous i the throat, the $gitting and hawking and evil dlor of the breath will not only taisei-y to you but will make presence obnoxious to others, S. which has been tho standard medicine for fifty years, your catarrh, because i your blood and relieve oumulated jpoisons, S.

$. S. no mineral or habit-forming drugs. S. 3.

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