Green Bay Press-Gazette from Green Bay, Wisconsin • Page 13

jDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER It, 1910. PAGE? THIRTEEN. THE GREEN BAY GAZETTE, I ISM News of Society 1 E. VRQMAN QUITS ST. PAULRAILROAD Resigns as Assistant Solicitor to Engage in General Practice of Law, of the decoration committee are making their preparations, the chairmen of this committee being Misses Ar-leen Joannes, Marie Larsen, Laura Slaughter and Klttie Townsend.

The I members of the club will assist the chairmen in the decoration. Green and red, the Christmas colors, will be used exclusirely In the hall. The programs for this affair were donated by Samuel Earle of Chicago and are most artistic. The patronesse for the ball are Mesdames V. E.

Duncan, H. A. Barkhausen, C. O. Gage, M.

Former Green Bay Attorney Forms Partnership with F. S. Munro, Attorney for Chicago and Milwaukee Electric Railway and Hit Son W. P. Vroman.

PROMISE THAT BOY A PAIR Of HIGH CUT BUCKLE TOP SHOES FOR XMAS They will be the mostsatis-factory gift that you can give him. Will gain his appec'a-tion and give, the best of service. Ours will cost you just ouedoila? less than other's and why pay more. 'Joannes, W. B.

Guienzius, P. G. Glynn, Harris, P. H. Martin.

F. Washburn, A. N. La Combe, 11. Complin, E.

Lefebvre. C. Weise, D. E. De-tienne, S.

P. Hoeffel, J. P. Annen, Carlton Merrill. A.

C. Mailor and M. M. Townsend. The tickets are in As Christmas approaches the winter festivities and club meetings cease for a short time.

The few remaining days before the holidays are the busiest time of the year for most people. The Monday Shakespeare club held its last meeting Monday afternoon, the Catholic Woman's club ceased meeting until after the first of January, their last meeting was held Tuesday afternoosu The Nomads, Would-ne-Tourisps and Shakespear club have all held their last meeting for the year 1910. Most of the card clubs c-'- "rings until the new year opens. However, although, the clubs and societies have ceased for the time being, there are several social events being planned for the holiday season. Most of the young people of the city will be home for the holidays and there will be numerous affairs given at this tim Among the chief events which will take place the week intervening between Christmas and New Year's is the Charity ball, which is to be given Dec.

29, at Turner hall. The members of the Wallack club will also give a dancing party during that week. This will be given the 27th of this month. On New Year's eve there will in all probability be numerous watch parties given in the city. After the first of the new year the social activities will again be taken up by all.

THE, SEflLY TUFTLESS MATTRESS 11 to 2 $2. CO, 2.25 2 to 5 $2 50 I charge of Miss Helen Glynn, the gen eral chairman, and any one desiring them can get them from her. Some of the members of the Wallack club will give a sleighride this evening. The young people will meet at the Gagnon home on Adams street and will start at 7:15 o'clock. Charles E.

Vroman, who was for a number of years a member of the present law firm of Greene, Fairchlld, North Parker and who has been assistant general solicitor of the Chicago, Milwaukee St. Paul Hailroad company headquarters in Chicago, has quit that corporation to engage In the general practice of law in Chicago. The firm of Vroman, Munro Vroman has been formed, according to announcements which friends In this city have received. Fayette S. Munro, formerly general attorney of the Chicago Milwaukee Electric Railway company, and Will-lam P.

Vroman, son of Charles E. Vroman, are the others associated with the former Green Bay attorney. The legal firm has offices In the Marquette building. Advertising a Sealy tuftless Mattress You will dream you drift on air, Like you were upon an airship Pleasant dreams to be your share. On a Sealy Tuftless Mattress You'll have rest and sweet repose: It is made for peace and comfort And it does invite the doze.

lis MANY NEW ARRIVALS IN THE CITY RECENTLY Fluffy, stuffy, always puffy Mattress that you can't keep down, Like the truth it always rises That's what makes its wide renown. Report of Health Department Shows Names of Parents of 18 Boys and 14 Girls. Following is a partial list of the names of parents of babies born with- Lumps? Indeed there's no lumps in it, It's the very even thing, It is made of pliant cotton And it's springy on the spring. FOR THE GIRL GIVE HER HIGH TOP SHOES You Know thou wllimske lisr and iu Is Ms obfGt, of ths ojsr If you are suffering from biliousness, constipation, indigestion, chronic, headache, invest one cent In a postal card, Bend to Chamberlain Medicine Des Moines, Iowa, with your name and address plainly on the back, and they will forward you a free sample of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Sold by all It's the mattress of the palace And the mattress of the cot; Safe and sane and sanitary It's the best of all the lot.

jin six weeks in the city as shown by the reports of Commissioner of (Health Rhode: Male. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Mednikow, 4 IT Cedar; Mr. and Mrs.

Jos. Lewan-dowski, 12G0 E. Mason; Mr. and Mrs. I Desire De Grand, 914 Stuart; Dr.

and The Marquette club will hold its regular program meeting this evening at the Cathedral hall at the usual time. There will be papers given at this meeting by Miss Nellie Doyle, Mrs. F. Van Laanen and Mrs. Philip Sheridan.

A very fine program has been prepared and a number of musical selections will also be rendered at this meeting. Mr. and Mrs. George G. Greene, 904 South Monroe avenue, will entertain at a 6 o'clock dinner this evening in honor of Mr.

and Mrs. Edgar Carru-thers of Slushing, New York. Only the members of the family will be present at this affair. Miss Helen Glynn, 538 South Van Buren street, was hostess yesterday afternoon to the members of the Sewing club. This was the regular social meeting of the girls and a very pleasant afternoon was spent.

See De Clerc 's Window Bridal Bouquet for Xmas Bride. 12-16 id It will hold its shape forever Keeping smooth the upper spreads; It's so easy to lie on it And so easy to make beds. Patent or Dull Leather 8J to 11 $1.75, $2.00, $2.50 Hi to 2 $2.00, $2.50, $2.75 Mrs. E. M.

Olds, 840 S. Quincy; Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A.

Rosenberg, 713 E. Walnut; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Centen, C05 S.

Jefferson; Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Seckel, 1520 Kurtz Mr. and Mrs.

Felix Gillis. 926 St. George; Mr. and Mrs. J.

Sevenents, 1510 State; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Raymaker, 1C13 Elm; Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Hansen, 5,14 S. Maple; Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand De Coster, 1125 Division; It is everywhere the hobby And it's everywhere the rage, For the Sealy Tuftless Mattress Is the mattress of the age. a jMr.

and Mrs. Wm. Phillips, 1341 Ce PTATR OF WISCONSIN. COUNTY COURT FOR BROWN COUNTY. In Probate.

Notice Is hereby Riven that at the special term of the County Court, to he held In nnd for snlrt County at the County Court room, at the City of Oreen Ray, in s.ilfl County, on the eo-omi Tuesday of January, A. I). 1911. the following matters will be heurd and considered: The application of Wlnford Ahrams, the administrator of the extate of Kmll C. Schroeder, late of the City of flreen Bay, In sold county, deceased, for the adjustment and allowance of his final account and the assignment of the residue of the estate of said deceased to such persons as are by law entitled to the same.

By order of the Court, CAR LTO I Lt County Judsre. Dated Dec. 8th, 1910. 12-9 1 a wit 3wks O. A.

HAASE For Shoes that give Satisfaction 221 N. Washington St. The members of the Sewing club have completed most of the arrangements for the charity ball which will be given on December 29, at the Turner hall. A very large number of tickets have been sold by the girls and the affair is expected to be one of the most successful social events ever given in the city. The members iwn taai vim1 Daintiness dar; Mr.

and Mrs. Otto II. Kreft, 1283 Stuart. Stuart; Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Kramer, 927 Pine; Mr. and Mrs. Martin Grain, 719 12th Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Motiff, 133 N.

Pearl; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Baye, 1435 Harvey. Female. Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Oelhafen, 33C S. Adams; Mr. and Mrs. James C.

Heath, 116 Doty; Mr. and Mrs. Otto Throne, 715 S. Adams; Mr. and Mrs.

Edw. Whitcomb, 803 Crooks; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. C.

Jacobs, 915 S. Maple; Mr. and Mrs. John Roels, 827 11th Mr. and Mrs.

Herbert F. Bou-tott, 1014 S. Chestnut; Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Stasek; Mr.

and Mrs. Geo. M. Ording, 1227 Cherry; Mr. and Mrs.

W. J. Basche, 1239 Elm; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rott, 1512 S.

Chestnut; Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Luke, 422 5th Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vervoren, 514 N.

Maple; Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Meyer, 914 E.

Walnut. Twins. Mr. and Mrs. Wm.

McGuire, 1225 Doty St. Holiday Suggestions Fooiwsar snares the weiE breii women This Boot gives your costume just added touch of daintin that correct fashion demands. Velvets, Ssaesies PafenSs If you love her send her a Gift from the 66 Tell some one you want a pair forXmas, Sznta-Miy Bring Them. You are no! restricted fo a few styles, but have the choice of many pretty and desirable lasts. The new Lasts stand approval of "Dame Fashion." Buy it now while our Special Holiday Sale IS ON Our Entire Stock of Coats, Suits, Furs, Dresses, Waists, Petticoats and Sweaters N.

F. ELECTS DAVIS TO THE PRESIDENCY Badger Council Holds Annual Meeting and Will Install Officers Jan. 4 at the Eagles Nest Membership Increasing. National Fraternal league, Badger council, held the annual meeting Wednesday evening and elected new officers for the ensuing year, transacted some important business and twelve new members were initiated, after which a sociable time was en joyed. The following officers were elected: Councilor, M.

E. Davis; vice councilor, Mrs. Kellogg; past councilor, W. G. Cobb; orator, Charles Lolgnon; secretary, C.

J. Williams; Inner guard, John Walch; outer guard, John Seckel and trustee for three years, Henry Kohls. The Installation of officers will take place the second Wednesday In January. A large number of members attended the meeting. Don'toverlooK our Felt Slipper line, Ladies 40c to $2, Men's SOcto $1.50 A sprained ankle will usually din-able the Injured person for three or four weeks.

This Is due to lack of proper treatment. When Chamberlain's Liniment Is apnJIed a cure may be effected in three or four days. This liniment is one of the best and most remarkable preparations In use, Soid by all dealers. You can save enough money on any purchase to buy an oxtra present. We are selling goods now at January Clearance Prices.

It is useless ior us to quote prices and detailed descriptions of the wonderful bargains that may bo bought here. You must call in and see thorn to rally appreciate them. The Economy of "Good Shoes'' Doson't pay to buy a cheap shoe a good shoe at a fair price will last twice as long as a cheaper in the end. We guarantee our shoes and anxious to make a mistake right. Try us.

I Fine Umbrellas for Gifts-Largest assortment, best qualities and lowest prices at Jor-gensen-Blesch Co. 12-18 1d Get acquainted with the New Year Store, we are open every evening now. 1d Books at lowest prices All th? latest copyrights and Gift Books, second floor. Jorgensen-Blesch Co. 12-16 id Display of Shower Boquet3 at Chas.

De Clerc, Florist, opposite Business College. 12 16 1d Our stock has never been more complete for Christmas trade M0HR-5AQER CO. Artistic ShoS and flippers Tie Home of Style and Valuo UNITED CLOAK SUIT CO. SPECIALISTS IN WOMEN'S WEARING APPAREL. 219 Washington St.

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