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1 1 a THE ENQUIRER. CINCINNATI. Florence Remington. May Stegner, Gertie Blettner. Goy Merra.

Remington. Al Stegner. Chas. Gun Burck. Volz.

Harry Jack Blettner, Mos SALINA BARRETT. of Louisville, who has been guest of Miss Mina Wesse of Walnut Hills. returned home Monday evening. MIAs LILLIE WEHRIS. of Scranton, after visiting relatives at Buffalo.

N. now the guest of her uncle, Mr. Charles 1. Herbold. V.

C. LOwRY. Prosecuting Attornes friends on Walnut Hills. returned home on Hocking County. who has been visiting Saturday.

A PLEARA NE surprise party was given in honor of Miss Alice Gleason, of Clark street. Saturday evening. October 6th. at West End Turner Hall MRS. VICTOR FLETCHER.

nee Alice Furst. and Miss Sara E. Fletcher are spending the month of October in New York, the guests of I Mrs. R. Kahn.

SPEAKER CARLISLE'8 crayon portrait at the Centennial is attracting a great deal of attention. The artist, Miss S. A. Wilson, of Winton Place, executed the work. MIAs STELLA STERN, who has been visiting for the past two months at No.

396 John street. will return nome soon. accompanied by her cousin. Miss Mattie Block. Mrs.

M. E. and daughter returned last Saturday from their, summer, home, Florida avenue, on East White Sulphur Springs, to their home Walnut Tar many friends of Miss Mary G. Sackett, will one of our favorably-known teachers, be pleased to learn that she is slowly recovering from a severe spell of sickness. MR.

DAVID H. a prominent young society gentleman of New York City, on his way home, stopped over here for a few days during the past week to visit friends. THE Misses Grace and Mamie Culbertson, two of Marion's (Ohio) most charming young ladies. guests of Mr. and Mrs.

H. C. Trimble. of Eastern avenue, last week. MAJOR AND MRS.

C. H. BLACKBEEN are enPhiladelphia, as daughter guest of Miss Martin Hilt, Hilt. well-known resident of the Quacker Oits. MISS LAURA HOADLY will be.

a guest of Mrs. Scarborough on Walnut Hills next week. She will officiate as maid of honor at the Carmarchio-Eaton wedding on the 23d inst. A PLEASANT surprise was tendered to Miss Berna Kinemper, the daughter last of Mr. Wednesday and Mrs.

Bernard Kluemper evening at her residence. 437 Walnut street. Miss BESSIE WEST landed with party of friends in New York, from a will summer make abroad. last Saturday. Miss West a visit to Newark, N.

before returning to Cincinnati. MISS MAGGIE CUNNY, of Memphis. after spenuing a few bappy days with retatives and friends at Newport and Mount Lookout. will return to her home the coming week. MISS ROSE SHOBER.

of Washington, D. C. who has been visiting, in Newport the past few weeks, has returned home, accompanied by her friend, Miss Jennie Howat, also of Newport Ky. MRS. D.

M. HAWKING and daughter. Miss Julia, have returned to the city after a plea ant summer spent in Kentucky. and are at home for the winter at 801 Gilbert avenue. Walnut Hills: DR.

GEORGE B. EHRMAN has gone on an extended trip to the Washington, New York and Philadelphia. In latter place he will remain several months, attending a special course of lectures. Mrs. DR.

ANDREW and Mrs. C. C. Cain. of of Indianapolis, have returned home, after a Anderson.

and Mrs. George Reynolds. pleasant visit. the guests of Mrs. George A.

Miller, of Hamilton, Ohio. THE Misses Katie and Sarah Feighery. of Saratoga street. Newport. have returned home, after having a several weeks' stay with friends and relatives at Sidney, Ohio, accomnpanied by their uncle.

John Maloney. MRS. L. H. BURTON.

of Avondale. entertained the society the Methodist Episcopal Church of the village very handsomely Wednesday evening. musical programme was offered as a feature of the evening. MISS SOPHIA SMIT, a charming lady. who has been the guest of the Misses Anna and Fannie Dahlheimer, of Harvey avenue.

Avondale, for the past seven weeks. returned last Monday to her home in St. Louis. Mo. Mites Alice DELIGHTFUL Gleason.

surprise of the West was West tendered End, last to Saturday evening at 1 the End Turner Hall. An enjoyable time was bad by all present. Dancing was main feature of the evening. LAsT Sunday, October 7th. there was social gathering at the residence of R.

Strubbe, Cheviot, of Ohio. his to celebrate Wm. the birthday grandson. R. Riemeyer.

He was the recipient of many handsome presents. MRS. ELIZABETH RUFFIN, of Clifton, been entertaining. Dr. Miss and Mrs.

Nellie H. H. McIntosh. Cottell, of of Danville. Louisville, Misses Grace and Ella Kent.

of Kent. Obio. and Mr. Harry and Miss Anna Wright. of Paul.

this week. Mrs. HENRY Bus issued the cards the first of the week announcing marriage of daughter Lillian Kissam and John Crafts Wright Miner their October 15th. will be home" to friends Wednesdays of October at their pretty Fern Bank home, MRS. FRANK LEVY, of Paulding, Ohio (nee Carrie M.

was in the city the past week, the guest of her brothers, on Betts street. She. chaperoned a of ladies from Paulding to our Exposition. Mrs. Levy left tor her home last Tuesday, where she is now entertaining her mother.

Mrs. Vogel. A DELIGHTFUL birthday and surprise party was tendered Miss Katie Botts, in honor of her eighteenth birthday, on last Thursday evening. at the home of her parents, northeast corner Court and McLean avenue. She was the recipient of a number handsome gifts from her friends.

An repast was served. and dancing was indulged in until early in the morning. MR. CHARLES M. VOGEL.

who has been connected with the California Insurance Company for the past few years. leaves to-day for his future home in Kansas City, where he will assume charge of its local office. Mr. Vogel is a popular young gentleman. and his legion of friends congratulate him upon his promotion and wish him success in his new Held of labor.

AT the regular meeting of the Standard the following officers were elected for the ensuing, term: President. Samuel Wolf: VicePresident. M. Krakauer: Recording Secretary, Daniel Goldsmith: Financial Mack: Secretary, and Sol Katz: Treasurer. Critic Chairman Entertainment Committee.

Oppenheimer: Entertainment Committee, Abe Brown and Samuel Guggenheim. ON last Monday afternoon there was a quiet wedding at the residence of Dr. Samuel Benedict. The contracting parties were Mrs. Alice E.

Ladd Reynolds. Mrs. Ladd is well known as the lady who so ably filled the position of organist at old St. John's P. D.

Church several years ago. Since then she has made her home in the South, and has recently had charge of the organ in one of the large churches in Chattanooga, Tenn. Miss EURAH of Chase avenue, North Side, delightfully entertained a few friends on Friday evening of last week. These present were fisses Clara Shroder. Mattie Makin, Alice Warren, Shroder.

Belle Mrs. Warth, M. Lillian Spencer. Basson and Florence Higbee, of New Orleans. Messrs.

George Thomas, Harry Hooper. Smith, Chas. Spencer. Grothans. Mr.

Howland, Bart Winsor and Ferd Basson. A MERRY dinner party assembled at the palatial residence of Mr. Charles Vonton last Saturday evening, in honor his daughter. Mrs. John Heath.

of Brooklyn. The beautiful reception rooms were thronged with a large number of invited guests. The lawn which decorated surrounds with the house was prettily Japanese lanterns. and an orchestra, half hidden by lace curtains, rendered choice selections Covers were laid for twenty. and Keppler served the sumptuous repast.

Dancing, singing and merry-making were participated in until a late hour. PLEASANT surprise party was tendered to Mr. J. J. Rose at his residence, the occasion being his own and his son Alfred's birthday.

The young host was presented with watch by his father. Mr. Jacob Emig made the presentation speech. Among the. guests present were Mr.

Adam Schmidt, Miss Katie Schmidt. Mr. and Mrs. R. Longnecker, Mr.

and Mrs. J. Propheter, Tenterlein. Miss Mary Tenterlein. Mary Menke, Mr.

F. Kramer, Mr. F. Schmidt, Miss Elis Klein. Captain Fred Bishcher and many others.

Mr. Fred Spettel's string band, rendered excellent music during the evening. THE Criterion Fuchre Club was entertained by Mr. and Mrs. W.

G. Irwin on Friday evening last. There were present Mr. Mrs. James Larmon.

Hen. 8. 8. Davis and Mrs. Knight.

Miss Ida Thompson. Mr. Mason Mr. James D. Brady, Mr.

Geo. Brady, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sarby. Miss Lucy Read.

Mr. Bert Schell, Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Brooks and Mr.

and Mrs. George Weimer The ladies prizes were secured by Mrs. Howard Saxby and Miss Lucy Read. the gentlemen's by Mr. Mason and Mr.

Larmon. After an elegant supper the club adjourned for two weeks. PLEASANT donkey party was given by Miss Hattie Dodds last Tuesday evening, the aniversary of her eighteenth birthday. A number of the ladies present rendered excellout vocal and instrumental music. Among the guests were Mr.

and Mrs. J. B. Dodds. Mr.

and Mrs. McCabe and Mamie, Mrs. R. Prendergast. Misses Emma Vapp.

May Freiber, Kittie Patton. of Delaware, Ohio: Ownie M. Lyons. Katie, Annie and Alice Martin. Annie Farrell.

Mrs. R. Spording. H. Stewart.

J. Getty. F. Soaper, 0. Firseh.

A. J. Myall. R. H.

Dodds. The prizes were awarded to Miss Annie M. Lyons and Mr. Fred Soaper. LESANT surprise was tendered to Miss Ada Bowney and Miss Nannie Zweng in honor of their birthdays at the bome of their aunt.

Mrs. R. Laustrom. in Fairmount, on Wednesday evening. 10th.

The little folks. with their beantifal costumes. delivered, various recitations and were an -Interesting feature of the evening. The presents were numerous and valuable. Those in attendance were Mr.

and Mrs. Walker and their daughters: Miss McGill. of Madisonville: Moss Halfwer, of Fairmount: Miss Rettie Baker. of Cincinnati: Mrs. Lucy Bonner and son Oscar of Mount Auburn: Bertha Hoffman and sister Ida.

the hostess, Mr. K. Lanstrom and lads. THURSDAY last the Cushman Club agreeably entertained the society of Riverside, at the Town Hall, with a tine tien of W. Robertson's comedy of Scheol." Mrs.

Sutclille, as presented by Miss Jessie De Camp. was very unique. Miss Kate S. Cox, as Naomi Tighe, was so fall of the spirit of her part. especially in the love scene with.

Jack, as to merit the hearty anplause the audience. Jack Poynts (Mr. rtainly distinguished himself. Miss Tiny as was a in every sense of the word, and the very the lovable character she portrayed. Beau the most difficult rule, was essayed Mr.

Chas. P. Moore in a itable manner. Mr. Frank Hodeson, Lord Beaufos." was exceptionally Ben C.

DeCamp, as Dr. was meritorious, Kreux (Harold Robinson) was certainly the equal of any of his compeers. a 1. 1 1 OCTOBER 14. 1888-TWENTY PAGES.

SUNDAY. OCTOBER friends in Athens, accompanied by ber niece. Miss Alice Cameron. E. Wayman and children.

of RanIli. are the guests of Mrs. E. Puller reus. unsend is visiting friends at Columbus Mr.

James D. Brown accompanied his late guests. Dr. G. G.

Green and parts, on their return Miss Mattie Metrath and her friend. Miss to Woodbury. N. on Wednesday. of Louisa.

left Athens on Thursday to attend a reunion of Wesleyan College graduates at Cincinnati. Mrs. E. M. Jennings is visiting her niece.

Mrs. Jobe P. Kidwell, of Columbus, and Hom, of Athens. are ing the Mr. Henry Zenner and bride returned to on firsdar.

Mrs. IL. of Rainesboro, Ohio, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A.

O. loane. Miss Augusta Walker is visiting friends at. Ohio. Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas. of Lyndon. Ohio, are visiting the families of Messrs. A.0.

and 0. B. AKRON. AVID LEWIS and wife hare gone to V. Marvin of of Jamestown, guest his Mrs.

B. F. Goodrich. J. H.

of North Forks, W. is the grest of his sisters. Misses Ella and Mars. Mrs. John Clemens and Mrs.

Wm. Pence have gone to Me Pherson, Kan. Mrs. H. B.

Stewart. of Peoria, is the guest of Mrs. J. I. Seiberling.

S. H. Marshall and wife. of are visiting friends here. Miss Anna Northam, of Mead ville.

is the guest of Miss Jennie Weimer. Prof. and W. Claypole have returned from their summering in Europe. Mr.

and Mrs. L. Lamb are visiting friends Baltimore and Washington, D.C. Mrs. B.

B. Clark and Mire. R. M. Burnham are visiting in Washington.

D. C. Mrs. J. R.

Couch, of Lexington. is the guest of Mrs. S. P. Wallace, Mr.

and Mrs. Douglass Jarvis are visiting relatives in Batavia, N. Y. Mrs. W.

D. Shipman is visiting in Windsor. BUCYRUS. D. SHECKLER and sister.

Miss Milley, are visiting in Harrisburg. Penn. Miss Bettie Mantel entertained a number of friends at cards on Tuesday evening. The ladies of St. Paul's Church gave ter The supper occasion on was Tuesday a social evening at the church.

success. The Shakspere Circle held its first meeting on Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Hat- cirtie McCracken on Rensellaer street. The cle will meet next Tuesday evening at the Pope residence on Lane street. when "The Tempest will be read and discussed. the Noble.

of Wellington, is guest of G. C. Gormiy and family. Rev. Peter Howenstine has returned to his home in W.

Parkersburg, Mrs. T. Farley, of Pittsburg, is visiting in Bucyrus. Miss Alice Van Voorhis has returned from a visit to Indiana. Mr.

F. T. Johnston aud mother left on Tuesday to visit relatives in Kansas. Miss Carrie Saylor has returned from Cincinnati. Mrs.

B. Bryant is visiting in Pitisburg. Miss Lizzie Gifford is the guest of Gifford. Miss Anna Osborne, of Newark, N. is the guest of relatives in Bucyrus.

Miss Minnie and Celia Schall have returned to their home in New York. Dr. E. D. Hinkley and bride have retnrned from Miss their Emma wedding Ward, tour.

Carey, is visiting in Bucyrus. Mr. and Mrs. H. Fenner have returned from their bridal trip.

Miss Sadie Talbot is visiting in Indiana. Mrs. Willis Koonz entertained a number of her friends last Wednesday. Mr. Frank, Forrest Miss Clara Fahl were married on Tuesday at the German Lutheran, parsonage.

by Rev. W. F. Deis. Both parties are popular young people, and are well known.

They leit on a tour throughout Eastern Ohio. Mr. Adam Byer and Miss Caroline Miltberger were married on Monday. CELINA. LEX.

WYCKOFF and daughter, Mrs. A week. George in Cincinnati this Rev. Harmount and family move to Spencerville Mrs. S.

S. Snyder is visiting her daughter, Mrs. S. P. Jic Afee.

at Toledo. Among the Celina tourists to the CincinEli nati Exposition J. this week are Mr. and E. Mrs.

Bryson, Mre. P. Blond, W. Shepherd and the Misses Allie Shepherd, Carrie and Cora Snyder. CANTON.

to Magnetic Springs. Ohio. CIROLEVILLE. 188 CARRIE, POORMAN is visiting Mr. friends John Salem.

is Robbins, Obio. of Las Vegas, New Mexico. visiting here. Mrs. Mary Rogers.

of Garfield. Kansas, is the guest of relatives in this city. Mrs. W. P.

Bascom. of Cleveland. Ohio. is the guest of Mrs. T.

M. Saxton. Mr. Joseph Biechele and family have rehome from five months' tour through Europe. Miss Maggie McNally, of Cleveland.

Ohio, few days with her brother. Mr. Michael and McNally, Edward the past Morrow week. Mrs. are visiting in Minerva.

Ohio. Mrs. M. A. Hones is visiting relatives in Cleveland.

Ohio. Miss Anna Biechele. who made a tour of Europe with her parents, remained in Stuttgart. Germany, to study music. Abont fifty of Mr.

George Elliott's friends tendered him a pleasant surprise time his home Tuesday evening, and a merry was had for several hours. Mrs. D. E. Platter has been called to Mount Hope, N.

on account of the serious illness, her sister. Mr. friends Joseph Miller entertained a large party of at his home Wednesday night. Mr. and Mrs.

C. W. Strohn have returned trom their summer stay in the White Mountains. Mr. and Mrs.

J. B. Rose are on a visit to New York. Miss Maggie Greenlee has returned home from a five weeks' vacation in Pennsylvania. Miss Laura Crevoise is visiting in Cleveland.

Ohio. Miss Allie Saylor has returned from a visit HAS. SMITH and friends, John Fred Turtle. Robert McCracken and started for their homes at Denver, Col. last Monday.

Mrs. Robt. Morrow is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Charles Valentine, at Murfreesboro, Tennessee. Miss Floss Renick, of Chillicothe, Ohio, was the guest of relatives in this city last Tuesday.

Miss Hattie Smith is visiting friends at Sedalia. Mo. Mrs. J. T.

Winship, of Kalamazoo. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. E.

danghter, Winship Mrs. S. H. Ruggles and Miss Lizzie. visited the Exposition at Cincinnati.

Ohio. the past week. Mrs. Mary 0. Smith attended a reunion at Wesleyan College, Cincinnati.

Ohio, the past week. Mrs. W. A. Maddy has returned from a visit to Pomerey, Ohio.

J. T. Brandt and wife, of St. Louis, visited in this city the past week, Mrs. Lydia Atwater and Mrs.

Lucy Hoffman and Mrs. Emma Yates are visiting Cincinnati. Mrs. M. E.

Stafford, of Jaoksenville, Fla. who has been the guest of Enos Glich and family in this city, started homeward last Wednesday. John McCrudy and daughters Blanche and Mary, and Wm. Veith and wife, Mrs. George Roth, Mrs.

B. F. Tracy. Mrs. C.

B. Hedges, Mrs. Wm. Chenes. Mrs.

Milt Morris, Mrs. Sam Morris. the Misses Fismer. Mrs. Josie Ludwig, Annie and Dollie the Littleton Centennial and Miss Lizzie Dishong visited at Cincinnati the Stearns past and week.

wife started for Anthony, Kansas, last Wednesday. CAMDEN. ISS ANNA WHITTAKER has reM turned Chattanooga. from a Tenn. three months' stay at Mrs.

O. R. Carroll and Mrs. E. Pottenger have gone to Minneapolis, to visit relatives.

Mrs. C. M. Hane spent part of last week with relatives in Cincinnati. Mrs.

J. B. Greenwell and Mrs. Foster. of Glencoe.

were guests of Colonel George Hooper's family last week. Mr. and Mrs. D. Phares, of Peoria, visited relatives here Monday.

DELPHOS. H. OSTHOFF and wife are visiting in C. Mollie Chicago Miss this Maggie Devlin week. Wheeling visiting and Toledo Miss are friends.

Miss Carrie Runnyan visited Cincinnati friends last week. Mrs. Charlotte Keifer, of Canton, Ohio. is visiting her son. H.

Mr. Keifer. are and Mrs. P. Wagner visiting Cincinnati and Cleveland relatives.

Mrs. Lye und daughter, S. F. Shenk. are visiting Marcellus Lye at Sioux City.

lows William Kroger and Miss Mary Diekman were married at St. John's Catholic Church last Tuesday morning. Rev. Father Hoeffel officiating J. I.

Sherrard preaches his farewell sermon at the Presbyterian Church next Sabbath morning. J. F. Brenneman and Miss Elsie Miller, were married at Lima last Saturday evening. Mr.

Frank D. Shufelt and Miss Josie Miller. a popular young lady of our city, were quietly married at Wapakoneta last They returned, home Saturday morning. after a short visit in Cincinnati. Miss Jennie.

Hill, daughter Rev. Caleb Hill, formerly pastor of the M. E. Church. of this city, was married on Wednesday of last week to Mr.

J. N. Freeman, of Prospect. Ohio. iting her daughter.

Sirs. of W. W. Mr. is visDELAWARE.

R. WILL BELT and wife. of Kenton. are ber Mrs. in the Morris city.

Mrs. Cad Bishop walader is visiting sister. Evanston. Dir. W.

H. Haseltine, manager of the Clerelapd Dry Goods Store, was married to Miss Minnie. Wagner on Tuesdar evening at the 14. 1888-TWENTY 14 OCTETY has been busy all the week entertaining Ohio guests. Mrs.

Har. rison being the particular star around which planets of lesser light revolved. It is not expected that there will be very much going on until the close of the Centennial, and probably not before Christmas will there be many events of great importance. The most notable affair so far this season was the wedding of Miss Eliza Carson, daughter of Dr. William Carson.

and Mr. James J. Faran, son of Hon. James J. 1 Faran.

at the residence of the bride. Thursday evening. Rev. Robert A. Gibson.

of Christ Episcopal Mrs. Faran are now in Chicago. On their reChurch. read the service. Mr.

and turn they will housekeep on Mount Auburn. The first of the series of by Miss Chaffee, on "Art and Social Ethics." was riven at the residence of Mrs. T. D. Lincoln.

on West Seventh street. Wednesday evening. The reception given by Judge Joseph Cox, in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cox.

was a notable nociety event of Thursday night in Glendale. Mr. Wm. Davis' dinner party, Tuesday night, WaS in honor of General Lew Wallace, and was most' brilliant affair. On Monday evening.

Mrs. William Brown, of Mount Auburn, gave 0 lovely card party in honor of her guest, Mrs. Nellie Carpenter, of Chicago, Friday night. Mr. and Mrs.

Thane Miller gave 8 reception from 8 to 10 at their home on Mount Auburn, The occasion was in honor of Miss Tracy and M'lle Graf. And on the same night Mrs. M. McClellan Brown gave a college dinner, and held a charming reception of the graduates of the classes of the last six years, with their escorts. Mrs.

Herman Groesbeck also gave a delightful evening, at her home on the Fast Hill. Friday. About thirty guests enjoyed the charming hospitalities. Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Eckstein will accompany Mr. Eckstein's young sisters abroad, and after placing them at school in Dresden will spend a year in travel. The wedding of Miss Drusy Moore, 4 of Catlettsburg. and Mr. Eugene Buffington, of Covington, is announced to take place next month.

Miss Moore is quite pOpular in Cincinnati society, having spent several winters here. Mrs. Edward Moore and son left unexpectedly for her home in Germantown, Tuesday evening, after a pleasant visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.

E. Wynne, of Avondale. Mr. Frank D. Goodhue returned to the city Saturday, after a season spent in Southern California.

Mr. Goodhue's bealth is greatly improved, and he has again turned his attention to the practice of law, Hon. John Shank and wife have returned from their wedding tour, and are domiciled at their residence, North Creseent avenue, Avondale. Mrs. Shank will be "at home" Thursdays in November.

Miss Bettie Shirley jovisitian in Louisville with Mrs. Tom whom she expects to spend the best part of the winter. The Avondale Choral Society organized Tuesday evening, Hereafter all meetings will be held on Monday night. Mr. Chap Johnston was re-elected President, Mr.

Nembach Director, and Mrs. Johnston accompaniet for the winter. The society will give three public concerts. Mrs. Scott, of Olhey, and Mrs.

Chubb. of St. Louis, have been the guests of Mrs. George Bowen during the past week. Mr.

and Mrs. O. J. Wilson. of Clifton.

are spending a few weeks at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, New York. Rev. Dr. Bodine, of Gambier, Ohio, was in town the first of the week. Mr.

and Mrs. Wm. Davidson have returned from New York and are again domiciled at Yononte Inn. Mrs. Van Name, of St.

Louis, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Murat Halstead, on West Fourth street. Miss Jennie Darr is the guest of triends in Louisville, Ky. The Young Ladies' Society of Grace Episcopal Church. Avondale, inclosed $175 to the Bishop Florida the first of the week, the proceeds of their musical entertainment given October 3d in Avon Hall.

Among the noted guests who dined at the Woman's Exchange yesterday were General Sherman and his niece, Mrs. Harry Probasco, Mrs. Richard Woolley, formerly of this city, now of San Antonio, Texas, guest of Mrs. Edward Woolley, State street, Walnut Hills. Mra.

C. L. Mitchell and family. who have occupied the residence of Mrs. Dan Holmes have on the Last Hill during the summer, moved to their new home in Oakley.

The Bicyele Club of Covington season will give its first dancing party of the next Friday night. Miss Addie Aldrich was overwhelmed with congratulations from her many medal friends yes- the terday on receiving the silver at the prize awarded to Miss Aldrich for Exposition for tapestry painting. This makes third superior work. She received the highest prefew years ago at the World's Exposimium a tion at New Orleans. Tipton chaperoned a bevy of bright Miss Maria young school-girls at the Exposition They were from the seminary at yesterday.

Georgetown. Ky, Mr. Watson Wyman is on a Territory. hunting excursion in the wilds of Indian left Thursday night for a visit to New George Ehrmanu, of West Seventh Dr. Philadelphia and Washington.

He street. away until the first of December. York, will be Miss Alice Worthington, of Sue Covington. Worthing- is the guest of her cousin. Miss ton, at "Fern Leaf." Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Johnston will avenue, move Wal- into nut Hills. next week. Mrs. Johnston's their new residence.

Ashland father. Mr. Cunningham. site, presented and Mr. the young couple with the building pretty.

cozy Edgar The house will be appointed throughJohnston built them the home out from New York firms. Mrs. George Duckworth meet has Miss issued Annetta a num- Kelber of invitations Friday to afternoon at her residence. lose next Cholson avenue, Avondale. Hos.

Wis. S. Groesbeck and York Mra. to their Groesbeck nome. have returned road, East Walnut Hills, from New society frat of all-day meetins in the parish Grace.

Episcopal Church house Wednesday. Mrs. Iredell was elected Treasurer in the place of Mrs. George Hafer, who resigned in consequence of changing residence. Miss Poyntz Anderson is the guest of Mrs.

Dugan, in Covington. Miss Laura Taylor, of Syracuse, New York, the guest of Mrs. Shelby Hudson, in Covington. Mr. George Bowen spent the latter part of the week ip Louisville, The pretty little daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Chapman Johnston was christened last Sundas afternoon in St. Paul's Church at the musical service. Mrs. Stephenson, of Findlay, Ohio, and Miss Beck, of Lancaster.

Ohio, are the guests Mrs. Mary Erkenbrecher, Mount Auburn. Miss Florence Eckert left Tuesday night for the East, She will 'spend the winter with friends in New York and Philadelphia. Mr. John Hagar returned after to Lancaster: Tuesday night, a with friends in this city.

Mr. and Mrs. John A. Shank have returned from their bridal trip. and are domiciled in their charming home in Avondale.

Cards of invitation are out announcing the marriage of Dr. J. C. Oliver, of this Miss Carrie Wright, highly accomplished young lady of Danville. Ill.

The ceremony will take place Wednesday evening. October 24th. at the Presbyterian Church in a Danville. Mrs. John A.

Logan will leave for Europe to-morrow. Miss Shaw. of New York, the well-known tourist, is a guest of the Mount Auburn Institute. Miss Shaw has crossed the Atlantic twenty-eight times, and has made trips through Russia, Egypt. Norway and Sweden.

Denmark, beside the usual beaten track of travelers. The engagement of Mr. George H. Smith to Miss Boggs, of Chillicothe, has been announced, but the date of the wedding has not yet been fixed. The report that the ceremony would occur on October 15th was without foundation.

Mad. Fredin. of Walnut Hills, announces a lecture on "Grecian Art." to be given at her house next Wednesday afternoon at three o'clock, by Miss Chaffee. All interested in literature and art are cordially invited. Mr.

Sol Ginsberg, of Detroit, is visiting among friends in this city. The Misses Eva and Stella Wilson, of Sandy Lake. have returned home after a pleasant visit with their brother. W. H.

Wilson. of No. 57 East Fourth street. Through the courtesy of Mrs. Elliott Pendieton.

Miss Chaffee will deliver the second lecture of her art course at her house on Fourth street next Thursday afternoon at three o'clock. Subject: "The Lesson of Greek Art." The new home of Mr. and Mrs. A. E.

Burkhardt, on Forest avenue, Avondale, open Monday night for a large and brilliant in honor of Mrs. Burkhardt's brother, Mr. Albert Erkenbrecher. was the thirtieth anniversary of his birthday, and a surprise had been so carefully arranged by relatives and intimate friends that he not the slightest this intimation of the pleasure until all were assembled in the luxuriously appointed library. At nine o'clock the last guest had arrived, and as quiet as mice they remained in the one room with the doors closed.

Mr. Erkenbrecher was in the 'Moorish' Room. on the third floor. where he had retired immediately after dinner. and Mr.

Burkhardt was with him, chatting of business affairs and smoking. At a signal frem the hostess the lights were turned down, and a servant sent to announce that Dr. George Ehrmann and Mr. Palmer had called. He suddenly called to mind that it was his birthdas, and remarked that the above-mamed gentleman had never forgotten the OCCAsion from his boyhood.

Hastening down to the library, where all was as quiet as church, he rolled back the massive doors, and sixty voices shouted. "Many happy returns of the day." and in the merry riot that followed Mr. Erkenbrecher almost forgot the two guests of honor, until Mr. Palmer stepped forth and remind him with a stout-headed cane of beautiful workmanship. An exquisite floral piece in pink and white rose-buds, forming the monogram of A.

with the number of years thirty in the center, graced the table in the reception ball as a tribute of love from nis sister: baskets and bouquets of flowers in abundance with other gifts were presented during the evening. At eleven o'clock there was a cessation of merry-making for a feast of good things that were displayed, and the health of Mr. Erkenbrecher was toasted again and again by his bachelor confreres, who remained after the relatives had departed. and champagne recently imported by Mr. Burkhardt was placed at their disposal.

EDWARD METROSE 1 is expected home 800n from the West. Mr. SHELDON EMERY has returned from summer abroad. Miss GAITHER. of the the Mercantile Library, is taking a vacation in MRS.

W. COLONNA (nee Louise McLaughlin) is visiting her mother on Mount Auburn. MR. AND MRS. ALEX.

MACDONALD and daughter are spending a few weeks in New York. Miss MAY FLAHERTY. of West Sixth Ohio. street, is visiting Miss Speary, of Hamilton. Mr.

AND at Mns, their C. B. pretty FersE are home pleasantly domiciled new vue. MR. GILALAN FORD.

W. Philadelphia, is guest at the home J. Hart. Madisonville. Mr.

AND MRS. JAMES MULLEN, of Lexington, the guests of relatives on Walnut MISS EMMA HAAS, of Louisville. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Newmark, 355 George street.

MRS. McGRAW, of Felicity, Ohio. is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Robert Carver, of Liberty street. MRA, W.

F. THeRE and daughter. Miss Cora Thorne, returned from Clifton Springs. New York. MRS.

MATTHEW PETERS. of Walput Hills. is visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Sole, in Urbana, Ohio. MISS MARTHA HOBSON, of East Walnnt Hills.

has returned. after a pleasant visit to South Charleston. MIsS TENA of Buffalo, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Sol Martin, of Richmond street.

MISS NELLIE MAGILL. of Washington avenue. Avondale. is visiting with friends in Philadelphia. MISS KITTIE McMULLEN.

of Parkersburg. is the guest of Mrs. T. J. East Walnut Hills.

Miss MILLIE MARTIN, of 97 Richmond street, has returned home after a very pleasant trip to Buffalo, N. Y. by her numerous friends. Those participating enjoyed themselves hugely until early in the morning. B.

F. MILLER, with, her daughter Lillian, have sone New York City for few weeks' vacation. Mrs. C. and daughter, Miss Flora, of Chillicothe, are the guests of Mollie Wolfe, of Betts street.

MR. AND MRS. L. arrived home last evening West at their brother's. Dr.

O. D. Norton 286 Fourth street. Miss SEROLT. of Piqua.

Ohio. the guest of NIL Rena Altschul, Euclid avenue, Mount Auburn. MISS JESSIE CALL has returned to her home in New Orleans after a pleasant visit with relatives on Cutter street. Miss CLARA IRWIN. of Rockdale avenue, A voudale, is visiting at the residence of Dr.

Harr, in Cambridge City, Ind. CAPTAIN AND MRS. F. X. RENO are expected home the first of the week, after a delightful summer in the French capital.

MIss ANNA JENNINGS, of Butler street, is visiting her uncle, Mr. C. A. Brown, and other friends in Logansport. Ind.

MIsS IRMA VOLMER, of Little Rock, is in the city, the guest Miss Rena Altschul, of Kuclid avenue, Mount Auburn. MER. BROWN. and sisters. of Meadville.

guests of Mrs. Andy Frazer, have returned home after a pleasant visit here. MRS. POLLOCK and Mrs. McGraw.

of Pelic Mr. Ohio, Granville are visiting Pollock. of their son Clinton and brother, Mas. who CHARLOTTE RITZ. of New Britain, Conn.

Charles J. had Herbold, visiting her has returned home. MRS. ROBERT CALL, wife of Master Mechanic Call, and left for their home in New Orleans Friday by the Queen and Crescent. MES.

H. P. SMITH. of No. 111 York street, has returned from J.

her daughter. White, of Fronton, Ohio. AND MAR. O. MADDUX and their home bright this little week, and after daughter absence are expected months.

PHYLLIS BLETENER Rave delightful supper in honor of her birthday last Sunday. mons those who attended were Misses B. Gutswillie, Rose Blettner, May Carrington, I The Misses Carrie Williams. Kendricks, Marie Wright, Garnette Turner, Charlotte Holm and Grace Looker, school Ada girls, were charming and typical ones every sense. WEDDINGS.

LEBANON. October Mr. Charles Marvin. well-known young united business marriage man, of Frankfort. was in to Miss Pattie Combs.

of this city. at 3:30 p. The newly married pair left on the m. at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.

John evening train for their future home in Frankfort. MARION, OHIO. October 11. The, home of Samuel Adans and wife. at Claridon.

was tie scene. on Wednesday evening. of the marriage of Mr. Frank Miller to Miss Minnie Adams, the only daughter of the host and hostess. Over a hundred guests in attendance.

a large number. especially. from Cardington. Many presents were bestowed the admired couple. Rev.

Wallace, of this city. performed the ceremony. LIBERTY. INo. October 12 A pleasant society event in this city Wednesday was the marriage of Quincy Hauss, a prominent young physician.

of Sellersburg. to Miss Ella Hall. the charming dauzhter of a leading merchant of Brownsville, in this county. The 1 couple, after a pleasant reception at the home of his father in this city. left on the evening train for Cincinnati, and thence to their new home at Sellersburg.

LIMA. OnIO, October 12- At the residence of the bride's parents. at Bluffton. on Wednesday evening. Mr.

Miles Moser. of Mount Corry. and Miss Alice Steingraver were married by Rev. J. M.

Dustman. Mr. Joseph Huber and Miss Anna Boldecker were married on Thursday evening. Mr. Wm.

P. Sawyer ahd Miss Alice M. Bailey were married on Wednesday evening at the residence of the bride's parents. Tney are in Southern Ohio spending their honeymoon. Arusss.

October 12-Mr. Humphrey Smith, a well-known young farmer of Ames Township. Athens County. was married on Friday last at the residence of the bride's parents, at Hilliards. Ohio.

to Miss Emma Frisby. The young couple: were given a largely attended wedding reception on their return to the home of the groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. A.

Smith. The bride and groom will spend the winter in Athens County, and remove in the spring to Colorado. for their future home. YOUNGSTONS. October 13.

Mr. Harry Beecher. traveling representative of the Morse Bridge Company here, and Miss Ada Hellawell. daughter of Justice were married Chureb. Thursday evening at St.

John's Episcopal Rey. F. B. Avery officiated. There were no attendants.

The church was elegantly decorated and a fashionable audience witnessed the nuptials. After the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the bride. 'The bridal couple left at midnight on a trip to New York. A home wedding took place at the residence of Mr. Laughlin Wilson.

on Richseven o'clock. bride WAS Miss Alice J. mond street. lathe Wednesday evening at Wilson. of this city, and the groom Mr.

Wm. E. Clark. of Logan. Ind.

The bride was tastefully and elegantly attired in brown gros grain silk, with moire trimmings. The groom is prominent business man of Logan. Ind. Only the immediate friends and relatives were present. They received many beautiful and costly presents.

After a bountiful supper Mr. and Mrs. Clark left on the eleven o'clock train for Hamilton. Ohio. After a short visit with relatives they will begin housekeeping at their future residence in Logan.

where they will be at home to friends after October 13th. NEWARK, OHIO, October very pleasant and happy wedding took place last night at the residence Mrs. W. J. Clarke, East Main street.

The contracting partice were Miss Aggie A. Clarke. daughter of Mrs. W. J.

Clarke. and Mr. C. H. Blakeney, of Bellaire.

The beautiful ceremony was performed at balf-past seven by the Rev. Father Hayes at the St. Francis de Sales Church. Following this the party repaired to the residence of the bride's mother, where the invited guests had already assembled, and embraced the opportunity to offer their congratulations to wedded A repast was served. when daneing and such other amusements as the guests elected were inaulged in to a late hos Mr.

and Mrs. Blakeny left to-day for an extended trip through the Last. THE new and commodious residence of Mr. E. was T.

Sprague, on Forest avenue, Avondale. filled with gnests last Wednesday evening to witness the marriage of their only child and daughter, Miss Clara, to Mr. Frank R. Pumphrey. The bride was lovely in white moire and faille.

with tulle veil. The bouse was profusely decorated, and the Cincinnati Orchestra was in attendance. An elegant repast was served by Keppler, Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Wm.

Coddington, Mr. and Mrs. Collins. Miss Pumphrey. Mr.

Clarence Pumphrey, Mr. Rowe. Rowe, Miss Fannie Sarran. Miss Branch, Miss Rhodes. Miss Lillie Smith.

Lottie and Belle Wayne, Miss Mattie Craven. Florence Mr. Ed Sarran. Mrs. Mary Webb.

Webb. Mrs. G. T. Craven.

Miss Gordon, Mr. Spaulding. MANSFIELD, October Alcott. played third base for, the Mansfield Ball Club during a portion of the season. was married to Mrs.

Della Browneller on Tuesday, and returned with his bride to his home in New Jersey. Mix, formerly city editor of the Mansfield News, and now telegraph editor of the Pittsburg Post, was married here Vednesday, Mr. evening and to Mrs. Miss Samuel Maude Bell. B.

Bell. both Mr. well J. L. Guther and Ida C.

Hugo. known young people of this city. were married Tuesday noon by the Rev. Dr. H.

L. Wiles. W. P. Sturges.

of this city. was married to Miss Mary Poole, at Sandusky, on Tuesday evening. Rev. George F. Crites.

of Newark, and Miss Minnie V. Johns, this city, were married Wednesday noon. WOOSTER. October: 12. -The society event of the week was the marriage of Miss Mary Myers, third daughter of Henry Myers, one of.

Wayne County's well-known Fredericktowp. Ohios This event was solemn- of farmers, Robert E. Wyker. Wednesday afternoon at the Myers residence. just west of this city.

L. Wiles, of Mansfield, performed the ceremony. the bridal couple standing under an evergreen yoke covered with tuberoses and smilax The elegant home of the bride's parents was handsomely decorated throughout with flowers and plants and contained a jovous throng of weddips guests. including William Wyker wife. the groom's parents, of Fredericktown: Turner Ganyard and wife.

Akron; Gertrey and wife. of Londonand others from A distance, besides relatives and friends from this city. A wedfeast was served. and in the evening groom and bride left for their, future home at Fredericktown. New ALBANY.

October The event of the season was the marriage of Miss Corpelia C. Day. daughter of James Das. of Bank street, to Stoughton B. Lynd, which occurred at high noon on the 10th Inst.

The ceremony was solemnized in the First Presbyterian Church, in the presence of a large and handsomely brilliant audience. decorated The with. church was very flowers and lighted with The bride wore plants pure white, without ornaments or gloves. A white Marshal Niel rose pinned upon the corsage was the the only attempt at ornamentation. making bride even more lovely by the simplicity of dress.

The ceremony was performed by Rev. Dr. W. Eloray. the service being new and, After the marriage the relatives partook of a luncheon at the residence of Mr.

Das, and the young couple left for Piqua. Ohio, to visit the mother of the groom. On Tuesday Miss Lizzie Coyce. of Mobile, and George daughter W. of the late Stewart W.

Cozce. Webb, a merchant of Mobile, were united in marriage at the residence of Tuttle, uncle of the bride, on East Fifth street. Rev. J. W.

Mallott, of St. Paul's Episcopal Church, solemnized the nuptials, Mr. and Mrs. Webb will spend a week in Cin cinnati previous to their departure for Mobile. AKRON.

OHIO, October 12. The matrimonial event of the season in this city took place Thursday evening, the ceremony being performed in the First Universalist Church, followed by a royal reception at the home of this newly married pair. The contracting parties were Mr. Fred I. Kingsbury and Miss Ollie second and youngest daughter of Mr.

George W. Weeks, ex-County Clerk, and now one of Akron's merchants. Both young people have for a long, time been leaders in society here and the high regard of their hosts of friends was well shown by the car-load and more of beautiful, ornamental and useful wedding presents. The church, where the service was perfermed was richly decked with flowers and plants in the most artistic manner. The Rev.

O. E. pastor of the Universalist Church tied the knot and was assisted by Rev. T. E.

Monroe. of the First Congregational Church. A large number of spectators packed the church to witness the marriage: while the white lower ribbons floor. encirled a large portion of reserving it for invited guests. At eight a clock Miss Emily McIntosh struck up Mendelssohn's Wedding March, whereupon the wedding party filed into the church from east and west entrances in the following order: From the east.

Messrs. George and John Weeks. of Chicago. ushers: Miss Gladys Weeks. of Coply, maid of honor, strewing rose-buds; next came the bride, leaning on the arm of her father.

From the a west entrance Will came BaldWeeks, of Akron, and Mr. win, of Delaware. Ohio, ushers: next groom, attended by Mr. C. L.

Kingsbury, of Toledo. Ohio. At the altar the bride and groom joined hands and were duly pronounced man and wife, the ring ceremony being used. The bride, who. has great natural beauty.

was elegantly attired in a cream-colored faille Francaise. trimmed with cream-colored watered silk and out en traine. An elaborate bridal veil of fleecy whiteness enveloved the happy young bride, who wore no ornaments, but in her hand and at the corsage bad bouquets of the latest white rose, called The Bride. After the ceremony at the church a large party of invited guests went to the newly built and furnished home prepared by the groom. Here a grand reception was held.

and later in the evening a merry dance was enjoyed. There were some very elegant costumes, and the list of presents has never been excelled in this The wedding supper was simply superb. Among those present from abroad were: Rev. Baldwin. of Malvera, Ohio: Mr.

Will Baldwin. Delaware: C. L. Toledo: Misses Chance, Sweitzer and Lin Canton; Miss Porter, Seville; Mrs. Mark R.

Hayne, Circleville: Mr. L. W. Wellhouse, Kansas City. ATHENS.

October 14, 1888. FORGE GRIFFITH and wife and Mrs. Mira Town, Clara are George Booker, the We all quests Later. of of West Colonel Liberty, and Mrs. Dr.

Harper and daughter. Miss Celeste. are visiting the Cincinnati Centennial, as are also Dr. and airs. Charles Hill.

Airs. Hattie of Mount Anpurn. Cincinnati, has returned from a brief with William residence of street. the by bride's Rev. J.

F. parents. on of St. Fest John's Lutheran Ed Kane and children are visiting ber inter. Dr.

Joseph Carver. in Urbana. of Mr. Nathan is the guest George family, on Goodule street. in Columbus.

Mr. and Mrs. Bennett. of Cleveland, were in attendance at the wedding Hazeltine and Miss Wagner Miss Edie Morris, of Columbus, is the guest Miss Jessie Larsh. of Ashland.

is visitof her sister. Mrs. Ed Butler. Mrs. Media Watson is visiting Mrs.

A. D. ing friends in our city. Curtis in Kausas Williams and little son are the guests of her sister. Mrs.

Prank Burns. on North Main street. Mr. Charles and wife, of Dalton. Ill.

are the gnests of Jacob Harter a family on Central avenue. Rev. A. D. Hann and wife are attending the Ohio Synod of the Presbyterian Church at Zanesvitle.

Mr. Thomas Lynch. of Castleton. is the guest of his cousin. Mrs.

Captain Miller. on Franklin street. Miss Cora who has heen visiting in Southern Ohio. has returned Obio. is Mrs.

Frankie Gilmore. of Elyria. visiting her mother. Mrs. Brown.

Mrs. Lottie Walker and son Rollan have returned home, niter a visit of five weeks in Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. S.

P. Shur and their daughter. Mrs. Ed Welsh, have returned home from Alina Springs. Mich.

GERMANTOWN. HE Misses Lizzie Keoppel and Ada Schaefer are visiting in Cincinnati. Mrs. Sol Miller and son have returned to their home in Kansss after a visit to her aged mother in this place. Mrs.

Amos Zebring and som, Oscar, have gone to lows to visit relatives. Mrs. Elizabeth Leights has gone to Chicago to visit her granddanghter. Mrs. Frank Smith.

Superintendent J. F. Fenton and wife bave for their guests Mrs. Downey and Miss Nettie Downey, mother and sister of Mrs. Fenton.

The Misses Katie and Lizzie Lattemer, of Middletown, spent several days in this place the past week. Mrs. Joe Spring and daughter, Pauline. returned from an extended trip through Kansas. F.

Miller and Miss Ettinger were quietly married Thursday morning last. Miss Kate Gable. of Farmersville, Ohio. spent Kate several days of the past week with Mrs. E.

Bechtolt. EATON. ENRY H. FARR and wife are visiting Miss relatives in Emma Indiana. Maroney, of Constan- Mrs.

tine. is visiting her sister, H. Schurtz, Miss Achey has returned to school in Cincinnati. W. K.

Lintner and wife. of Decatur. are here visiting visiting Mr. mother. Mrs.

Warren attend Jefferson. Law Stanley Foos will School at Cincinnati this winter, Miss Callie Jefferson is visiting her sister. Mrs. Dr. N.

Boyce, at Bennington. Kan. Mrs. Charley Guild is visiting relatives at Lyons, Iowa. Mr.

Harry C. Frazer and Miss Mary Blanche Laird were married last Tuesday afternoon. The following marriage permits were issued by Judge Neal during the week: Morris D. Witherby and Miss Clara Spivey. Charles Kelley and Miss Lettie Reed.

Scott Wetzel and Miss Minnie Bear. Frank W. Belknap, of Kansas, and Miss Francos McDaniel. FRANKLIN. EV.

W. A. HUTCHISON attended the State week. Synod at Zanesville. Ohio, last Misses Hattie Craig and Lydia Lane were Dayton (Ohio) visitors on Monday, Mr.

Fred Fuller left recently to attend Antioch College. Mrs. G. M. Beach and daughter.

Miss Ollie. of Cleveland. are the guests of Mrs. Cromer. Misses Minnie and May Woodward were the guests of Cincinnati friends the first of the week, Mrs.

Mary Chamberlin and daughter. Mrs. Ella Chamberlin: Mrs. Julia Lane and Zehring, who have been, visiting friends and relatives here for several weeks, left for their homes at Spring Hill, Kansas, on Thursday. The C.

L. S. C. met at the home of Mrs. Lucy Erwin on Friday evening.

HILLSBORO. WOODROW and wife, of Pontiac. is here enjoying the society of relatives and friends. Mrs. J.

J. Pugsley gave a handsome tea on last Monday to a few friends of in Mrs. honor R. T. of Mrs.

Dr. A. M. Owen, the guest Hough. Misses Annie and Nettie Hill.

of Clear Creek Chapel, have returned home, after enjoying a pleasant visit to Perin Columbus, were in Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cincinnati last week. Misses Cora and Blanche Patterson were 10 Cincinnati during the week. Mr.

and Mrs. I. A. Feible went to Cincinnati on Wednesday attend his sister's wedding. Mrs.

Joseph Cook returned to Chillicothe on Mrs. Monday. K. W. Nulton, and her Rebecca are guests friends in Avondale.

Mr. N. W. Chaney lias been entertaining his friend, Mr. William Pettijohn, of Hoyt.

Kansas. Mrs. Charles Karisruher came to Hillsboro on Thursday to receive her son-in-law, Mr. Aaron Baer and bride, on their return from their bridal trip. Miss Bessie and Roberta Smart, of Rapid Forge, were here during the week.

Miss Sallie Cohn. of Lexington, is the guest of Miss Minnie Free. Miss Flo Troutwine is visiting Miss Shermer. Mr. Jacob Shoch and wife were in Cincinnati during the week.

Mr. and Mrs. L. Detwiler were in Cincinnati last week. Dr.

William Hoyt and wife. visited Chillicothe. Columbus and Springfield last week. Mr. Richard Carte, of Forest.

Ind. uncle of Mrs. Lewis Holmes, is a visitor at his house. Mr. George Morrow and wife.

of Trenton. N. are guests of his father. Mr. Willism A.

Morrow. Rev. Dr. Ketcham and wife, of Cincinnati, have been entertained at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.

John (nee Conard. Mrs. Anderson Miss Lulu Ketcham) and son are visiting at Mi. John Conard's. Mrs.

John P. Ridings, of Morris. Mrs. Joseph Brindle. of Wilmington, and Mrs.

Jos. Glasscock. of East Walnut street, all sisters. with their sister-in-law. Mrs.

Wesley Stone. of Waverly. are the guests of Mr. W. N.

Chaney. on Walnut street. Mr. Arthur Giddings and wife, of Rochester, are visiting at the residence of Colonel Cary T. Pope.

Miss Virginia Wayland. of Chillicothe, is a guest Judge at George B. Gardner is in Memphis. Captain J. M.

Fliestand Miss Katie Burns is in Cincinnati. Mrs. John R. Doggett and son Fred were in Cincinnati last week. Mr.

and Mire. Will Mathews were in Cincinnati during the week to take in the Centennial. Miss Jean Telfair bas returned home after pleasant visit in Clinton County. The Read-Hiestand wedding was a beantiful one. The bride looked lovely and received mans handsome and elegant presents.

Mrs. Thomas Miller and sister were in Wilmington last week. FINDLAY. EV.O. WINBIGLER has returned from lege, Cleveland, and will there spend he a is few attepding weeks with colhis family in this Miss Emma Eck.

of Columbus. Ohio. is the guest of Miss Ruth Getsinger on the North Side. Mrs. B.

F. Allen and Mrs. David Adams are visiting relatives in Columbus. Mr. and Mrs.

D. S. Jordan, of Cameron, Mo, are visiting friends in this city. Mrs. Dr.

Detwiller and Mri. P. W. Marshall are visiting the Cincinnati Exposition. Mr.

Chas. Gasman, a prominent young business man of this city. and Miss Emma Stough, were married last Wednesday evenins at the home of the bride's parents on Hurd avenue. Rev. W.

W. Criley, of the English Southern Church, performing the ceremony. Sirs. S. J.

Lewis, of Lima, spent a few days the past week in this city, the guest of Mrs. E. S. Pungle. FOSTORIA.

tennial. GLENDALE. OCIETY of Glendale again opens her doors to herald the coming of fair ISS IDA FERRIS has returned from visit Mrs. at S. C.

Kenton and Schwartz, of Cincinnati. and Dayton, 15 the guest of M. D. Wald family, Misses Annie and Mamie Brown are the guests of Miss Annie Lewis at Columbus. Miss Dora Testsworth, of Findlay, was the guest of friends in this city last week.

Miss Nellie Mosher has returned from short visit at Findlay. Misses Lyde and Lillie Cunningham are visiting friends at Columbus and Lancaster. Mrs. Governor Foster and Miss Annie Foster Mr. are and visiting Mrs.

at C. W. Bellevue Lstle for and Mr. several and days. Mrs.

S. G. Fall are attending the Columbus Cen- bride. Thursday evening there was given at the his son. handsome Joseph home of Judze Cox a bride, reception nee Cox.

and Miss Gatch. of Milford Ohio. The handsome home of Judge Cox, always attractive. was made more so last evening by the flowers. music and lights, to say nothinz of the gallantry walls.

and beauty gathered within its inclemency hospitable Notwithatanding the of the weather very few regrets were received. The genial host and hostess. assisted bs Sir. Joseph, Cox. and bride.

Mrs. the bride's mother, and the daughter of the house, aliss Cox. welcomed the visitors with the true hospitality their visitors are at times sure of receiving. A dainty repast was served during the evening at small tables in the dining halls. Noticeable among the guests Mr.

and Mrs. Melish, sister of the bride: Mr. and Mrs. Fish, Judge Smith. Judge Swipe, Mr.

and Mrs. Saunders. Walnut Hills: Mr. and George Speny. Curahora Miss Winton Place: and Mr.

Milt Brown. Mr. city: Mr. Georse city: Columbus: Mr. Hughes, Mrs.

H. M. Hushes. Hon. Warner Bateman.

Bateman, Mrs. Charles, Hartlett. Mrs. Bartlett, Gould. Mrs.

Gould, Mira. Dr. Potter, Mrs. J. K.

Sterrett. Ars, Dunhan. Mr. and Airs. Geo.

Thompson. Mr. and Airs. Afortimer Math- THE FATAL NUMBER. marintha, in accepting me, you have made me immeasurably happy." "I am glad to know it.

Arthur. You are not in the least superstitious, are you?" "No. darling. Why do you ask?" "Because you are the thirteenth man to propose to me this summer." ews. Mr.

and Mrs. Granson. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Baily, Miss.

Minnie Douglass, Mr, Cox and wife. Miss Lizzie Douglass, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Allen. Mr.

Louis Shillito, Miss Newton. Mr. Winons. city: city: Mr. Mrs.

Mores. city: Mr. John Fisk. son. Miss Prentis, Columbus: Miss Miller.

Winton Place: Miss Innis. Winton Place: Miss Taylor, Winton Place: Mrs. Jic Miss Platt. Mr. B.

F. Doris. Miss Lily Platt. Mr. H.

Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Alien. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Johnston, Mr. Brooks Johnston. McCune. Miss Miss Sterrett, Emma ScOune. Miss Ed Mr.

McCune, Titus. Mr. Benjamin Stevens. Miss Blanche Stevens. Mr.

Richardson, Miss Angie Richardson. Hon, James Richardson. Miss Annie Douglass, Mrs. John Me- MoCune, Miss Blanche McCune, Miss Grace Cune. Miss Agnes McCune, Mr.

J. Titus. Mre. Mr. Miss Mr.

and Brown, French. Mrs. J. Titus. Miss Titus.

Dr. J. E. Woodlawn: Miss Ella Gronson. Mr.

Patterson. Miss M. Earhart, H. B. Mr.

McClure. Mores, Mrs. French, Miss Edetto French, Miss Bell, Mr. James Richardson, Mr. Mr.

Allen and Rott. Mr. Walter Cox, Indianapolis: Mrs. S. J.

Thompson. The bride. a handsome, winsome-faced brunette. wore a toilet of ecru-colored silk. en train, combined with brocaded colvet, in Oriental colors, pink predominating, point lace and diamonds.

She carried -not the conventional boquet- -but a "'Potia fan' of pink feathers. Glendale- noted its handsome women- adds another to ther list. Mrs. Cox, black satin. garniture roses.

Mrs. Gatch. black silk and crepe. Mrs. Cox, pink satin, iridescent trimMrs.

Robbins, black silk. Miss Cox, orange Mrs. J. Fish, white silk and lace. Mrs.

Melish, black lace. Mrs. Stevens, black silk, point lace and diamonds. Mrs. McLorren, black lace, diamonds.

Miss Blanche Stevens, zine-blue nun's cloth. Oriental trimmings: a very becoming toilet. Mrs. Sperry, a very handsome toilet of black satin and jet. diamonds.

Mrs. Mortimer Mathews. gray and white silk velvet. garniture of velvet pansies; one of the handsomest present. Of other pretty toilets was that of Miss Minnie Douglass, pink silk, combined with Miss green.

Douglass, a toilet of white surah serpent and black lace. Mrs. Henry Allen, gown of pearl gray, trimmings of steel. Mrs. Hughes, black silk lace and diamonds.

Miss Attee, pink silk and black and pink net. Miss McCune, black silk and net garniture: scarlet flowers. Miss Grace McCnne, pink crepe. Miss B. McCune, blue nun's cloth and white lace.

Miss Augie Richarson, a dainty toilet of cream veiling, pale blue trimmings. Miss Bell. a handsome toilet of black lace and lavender moire. Miss Bell's guest, Miss Prentis, of Columbus. black net.

pink trimmings. Mrs. Baily, reception toilet of cream-colored satin and cloth bonnet en suite. Miss Virginia Baily, red silk and net. Mrs.

McMullin, brown and gold silk: bonnet to match. with red roses. Mrs. Saunders, of Walnut Hills, pale blue India silk garniture, pink roses: diamonds. Miss Karheart.

reception toilet of gold and black: bounet to match; amber jewelry. Miss Jennie Kinmont, black silk en train: pink roses. Mrs. Fred Allen, a handsome gown of plush satin and Oriental trimmings; coral jewelry. One of the daintiest toilets of the evening was Miss Edith French.

combinations of green and white India silk. Miss Ella Gronson. a becoming toilet of olive satin and orange trimmings. Miss Thompson, handsome dress of wine moire and silk: diamonds. Miss Maud Miller, of Winton Place, scarlet surah.

silk net. Miss Innis, gold satin and lace. Mrs. Duncan, black lace trimmings of 8p- ple green: diamonds. Miss Newton, a pretty toilet.

Miss French, black silk and diamonds. Mrs. T. C. Styles.

of Cleveland, accompanied by her daughter. Mrs. Davis, of Pained one of the guests of Mr. Charles Davis. Mrs.

S. McCune work an elegant gown of brown velvet. cream roses as gurniture, diamonds. Miss McCune, a girlish dress of white pun's cloth and old gold trimmings. Miss Titus.

white embroidered mull and lace, orange Mrs. Gould, black brocaded velvet. Mrs. Dr. Potter, tan -colored silk, point lace and diamonds.

One of the most becoming toilets was that of Miss Platt- pink brocade satin, garniture of crepe, and pink crush roses. Miss Lily Platt. brown and pink India silk. Miss L. Sterrett.

white and green India silk, combined with green velvet. Miss Lizzie Dongiass wore noticeably pretty toilet of blue crepe cloth, satin stripes. Charles Johnston, white nun's cloth and black velvet. Mrs. G.

Thompson. becoming toilet of black net and moire. LEBANON. R. ED STEVENS and Mr.

and Mrs. the Clint guests Robinson, of Dr. of and Walnut Mra. Hills, E. B.

were Stevens last week. Mrs. Rachel Gutters, of Circleville, was the guest of her daughter. Mrs. Logan, this week.

Mrs. Marion Egbert, of Ellensburg. Wy. T. is visiting friends here for a few weeks.

S. H. Burton and wife, Mrs. K. McKissen Mrs.

J.W: Belmont County. were the guests of Lingo and family early in the week. Dr. Kngler and Miss Ella Cummins. of visited relatives here last week, W.

H. Allen. Ed Janney Misses Mary Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Sellers, entertained Wright and Myra Baird early in the week.

Miss Mary of Chicago, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Miss Ed Sarah B. Hall week. C.

E. Sausser and were married by Rev. J. J. Scott at the residence of the bride's uncle.

W. A. Hardy, on Tuesday last, and left immediately brief wedding tour to the Columbus Centennial. Mrs. Mary Smith, of Portsmouth.

visited her father. George R. Crandall, last week. LONDON. HOS.

R. JONES left Thursday for Seattle. W. his future home. Mrs.

Dr. Metoalf. of Indianapolis, is the guest of Mrs. Brailey, House. Win.

Badger, a former resident here, but now of Butier. Bates County, Mo. is visiting his brother. Attorney Badger. H.

F. Strowbridge, of Washington City. and John F. Brock, of Chicago, are spending this week with relatives. Rer, J.

N. Dillion and family are this week entertaining Mrs. M. Mollohan, of Kan. and Mrs.

D. 8. Waite. of Portsmouth. Mr.

Wm. Pangle, of Lima, is visiting his sister. Mrs. Dr. Strain.

W. DORBINS and wife are entertainins Dobbins. of Bucyrus, and Mrs. Rosa McCullagh, of Poland. Miss Hattie Coldren is the guest of friends in Chicago.

Miss Eva Mitchell is home from Nevada. where she was the guest of Miss Keltner. Miss Laura Bailey is visiting in Philadelphia. Mrs. Florence Lyman has returned to Washingto D.

after visit with her father. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Melville entertained progressive euchre parts Friday evening.

Miss Ada Trevor entertained Miss Neal, of North Bass Island last Mrs. John Thomas entertained at a five o'clock tea Friday. Miss Laura Atmur was the recent guest of friends in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs.

R. L. Bates, Mr. and Mrs. 0.

B. Selfridge, Mr. and Mrs. W. H.

Standish. Mr. and Mrs. A. C.

Batter, and Miss Selfridge and Mr. Bert. Brice attended the wedding of Mr. Girard Scott of this city. and Miss Mayme Winchet.

at Tuesday evening. Mrs. Daniel Kippingler, of Findlay, visiting in the city. KENTON. 5 EV.

W. HODGES and wife are visiting friends in Toledo and Grand Rapids. Michisan. Miss Hoge returned Tuesday from visit with friends in Columbus. POliss Mode Walker has cone to Cincinnati to study painting under Miss Spencer.

Oliss Edna Campbell. of Chicago, and Mrs. Gilmore, of lows. are guests of Miss Janie B. Campbell Garrettson and parents, and of daughter this city.

are in Springtield in Mrs. Garrettson's mother. A very WERE at the idence of Mr. and Sorgen, on Walnut Hills and see sights at the Exposi tion. Mrs.

Katie Heidrick left Tuesday Mrs. J. Berkies, of Salt city. her husband in Denver. Colorado.

who has been visiting street, for two months, returned to Ton Monday. Mrs. Rev. J. Chambers.

of Tyre. Ohio, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Sprague, Second street. Miss Eva Bowpan, of Cedarville, Kansas, formerly of city, is visiting Mrs.

C. B. Kimberly, Tupper street. Mr. and Mrs.

F. Wells leave for Colorado in two weeks to spend winter. MADEIRA. RS. C.

BEAL. of Norwood was Mi guest Riggs, Mrs. of the her past week. daughter, of a Portertield, Indiana, is the of V. Dicks T.

Look. entertained Miss Freeman. of Cincinnati. last Wednesday. Miss Mary Cook has returned home from school at Akron.

Ohio, Miss of Allandale, was the guest of Mrs. J. T. De Mar last Thursdas. NEWARK.

Detroit street. last Saturday evening. Some twenty-five of Mrs. Sorgen'e friends save her a birthday surprise. All enjoyed a delightful time.

Mrs. Charles Cramer. of Cincinnati, is the guest of B. Fink and family. Mrs.

E. Cranston and family are visiting friends in Union Counts. Ohio. Saturday Miss Mary Scott returned from a two months' visit with friends and relatives in Marion County, Ohio. Mrs.

Chas. Wendt and mother have turned from their visit to relatives Cincinnati. Mrs. William Dowling visiting her daughters in Wood County, this State, Mrs. J.

A. Mattier visiting relatives in Cincinnati, Mrs. Lallah Merriman. Misses Mars Walker. Libbie Dow.

Nellie Stimmel, Helen Bannirs. Judge Hose and wife. wife. M. G.

Furney. G. and wife. B. F.

Schultz and Joseph Mathews and wife. Frank Pearce, Milt Strong. Carl Price, Ralph King Carson. Charles Shanafelt, Ed Williams and others. visited the Centennial Exposition at Cincinnati the past week.

LANCASTER. WHILEY and wife are in CincinF nati. Miss Chandler and Miss Gardner, of Cleveland, are the guests W. Maccracken. Miss Grace Wright bas returned home from Bowling Green.

Ohio, Miss Hattie Whiles is visiting friends in Cincinnati. Miss Nellie Allen left Tuesday for Missouri. Mr. Geo. Foresman.

of (ircleville, the guest of Mr. Chas. Mumaugh. Mrs. Chas.

Richards has returned to her home in Rochester, HARTWELL. FERGUSON, a prominent farmer H.1 the ing residing the of near his Centennial son. Annawa, Mr. S. Exposition.

C. attend- Fergu- was guest son. of Wayne avenne, last week. Mr. and Mrs.

Knapp, of Covington. of were Oak the avenue, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Brown. last Sunday.

Miss Bettie Pyles will leave in few days for the far West, to be absent two months. The theme of Rev, E. H. Cherington's diecourse at the M. E.

Church this evening will be: "Munkacsy's Great Painting, Christ Before Pilate." The young people's social at the Presbyterian Church last Thursday evening WAS ance despite the untoward weather. Durcharming affair. There was a large attend- a ing the evening elegant refreshments were served, which added zest to the occasion. Nellie Smith is enjoying a pleasant visit among friends in St. Louis, the guest of her friend.

Miss Kitty Small. The new Council Chamber, on Burns avenue, is completed, and the municipal legislature took formal possession last week. Major Geo. W. Cormany and his charming wife, at their pretty home.

Rensselaer Park, celebrated the twenty-first anniver try of their marriage last Thursday. The charity to be given under the auspices of the Ladies Guild, in School Hail. next Thursday, will be; a very artistic attair. The many Covingtonians residing here will be glad of the opportunity of hearing their old favorite, Jessie Boren, now Mrs. Caldwell, in concert once more, MIAMISBURG.

WEBER, and and daughter C. Buffalo, Marguerite are visiting relatives in Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Wertz are in Edinburg. visiting among relatives.

Mrs. A. T. Wittich is visiting in St. Louis with Mr.

Wittich. Mrs. N. Mrs. Geo.

Simonton bus and last Mrs. week Lillie attending Bomberger the were C. T. U. ConColum- vention.

Dir. and Mrs. Alonzo Wolf have returned from an extended trip through the West. Mrs. C.

Schuster and daughter Katie are visiting relatives in Wapakoneta. MANSFIELD. EV. DR. G.

C. VINCENT, wife and ing daughter, the Rev. of W. Latrobe, H. Vincent and are visit- family.

Miss Anna Daugherty, of Lancaster. is the guest of her brother. A. L. Daugherty.

Maggie Lightcap is visiting at Shelby. Miss Lizzie Wood has returned from an extended visit at Annapolis, with her brother. Mrs. T. Brown is visiting at Upper Sandusky.

Miss Mame Smucker of Newark, was the guest of Miss Yetta Miller during the week. Miss Lizzie Arnold, of Fostoria, and Miss Mollie Childs. Morning Sun. Iowa, were the guests of Dr. Wallace and family part of the Charles Nicholson and bride have returned to Kansas City.

Mrs. Carrie Brown. of Massillon, is Visiting Mr. and Mrs. J.

L. Brown. Misses Mollie McKenna and Minnie Huber visited at Loudonville during the week. Mrs. Moses Black is en route to Cadifornia, H.

H. Sturges and wife, of Stevens Point, are in the city. Mr. and Mrs. James Bair, of Steubenville.

are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Riohardson.

Miss Bair, of Canal Dover, is visiting Miss Augusta Scholl. Charles H. Voegele and wife hare returned from a ten weeks sojourn in Omaha. Neb. Mrs.

S. Lemmon. of Eddyville, Iowa: Mr. Mrs. N.

J. Frazier. of Upper Sandusky. and Mrs. M.

Pennell, of Big Prairie, were guests of Mr. and C. V. McBride during the week. Matthew Reed, of Los Angeles.

is visitips friends in the city. Mrs. F. W. Pierson is visiting Chicago friends.

Mra. George Holm is visiting in New Orleans. D.C. Beardsley and sister. Mrs.

E. Clapp. visiting Youngstown Mrs. Rigby is visiting friends in New York City. Miss Minnie McCray is home from Angola, Ind.

for a short visit. Captain J. E. Clark and family, of Hollen. Mo.

are the guests of Dr. H. Reed. John Morrison and family, have gone to Lawrence, their future home, For the week ending October 11th the following persons were licensed to wed: Frank Boreman and Eva Baughman: Alexander Jamieson and Amand Nixon: James Ziegler and Ida Whitmeyer: Albert Nottery and Mary Hoyle; Charles Alcott and Mrs. Della Brownelier: Wiltiam Teeter and Lottie B.

Cates: Cassins Hettinger and Jennie Thomas. The Sorosis Circle met Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Lillian Laughlin. Mrs. W. E.

of Tracy City, is the guest of Mrs. Logan Cook. Miss with Emma Dr. Gray. of Hell and Cleveland, family.

spent the week Miss Minnie Carrothers has returned to Cinciunati. Mr. and Mrs. A. P.

Af. Wis, were the guests of George Youngblood during the week. Mr. and Mrs. A.

R. Patterson, of Nevada, Mo, are visiting friends bere. The wedding of Mr. Rufus Tracy, of the Citizens' Bank, and Miss Edith Wagner. daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. J. W. announced for next Wednesday evening. Miss Etta Niman will shortly return to Cincinnati to resume her studies in the College of Music Mra.

John Franklin, Mrs. H. C. Cooper and Miss Ella Franklin of Newark, were the guests of Mr. John Wright and family during the past week.

Manstield Lodge of Elks will bold a public social session next Tuesday evening. Cards are out announcing the marriage of Mr. Willis A. Harbeson, of the AultinanTaylor Company, and Miss Ida Rissler. daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Peter Rissler. Wednesday evening. October 17th. MARIETTA EV.

T. G. left DICK Wednesday of for chute cothe, his new pastorate. Mrs. E.

S. Lee, of Coshocton. is visitins Elmwood her mother. Farm Mrs. W.

W. Rathone, at the Shade Dir. William, son of W. H. who has been in the West for several years.

re turned this week to spend some time with his parents. Miss Fangs Dye and Miss Myrtie Morse. after spending a very pleasant week in Cin. cinnati, returned home Wednesday. Mrs.

Dr. Turner, of Keoknk. Iowa, is visitins in this city, the guest of Dr. Chambers. Bra.

Jane Dunbar, who came here the Centennial to visit friends and relatives. returned last week to her home in Darlingcon. Wis. of is visiting Mrs. J.

H. Grafton. Mourth street. I Mondar for to visit friends on W. Nye and Mrs.

D. Davis left -AMES BAUSEMAN, Mr. and of Woodstock. Mrs. Ta.

is visiting Mr. and Palmer. Misses County, Lizzie and Jennie friends Sellers. of Knox are visiting in the city. lowa, who has Brownscombe, of, relatives Oak, here P.

A. Red tor some days, has zone to Maysville, to visit relatives before returning home. Mrs. William White. of Columbus, is the guest of Mrs.

A. Sucker. sen. Miss Mattie Druilard. of Minneapolis, Minn.

who has been visiting her mother. Mrs. Martha Eddy. for the past three weeks. has returned home.

Mrs. G. Smucker and daughter, Miss Nellie, and C. M. Dean went to Cincinnati Wednesday, where they will be the guests of A.

few days. Mrs. F. E. Simons, of Canajoharie, is here visiting her brother.

here Mr. C. Nelson. After a three weeks visit with friends. Mr.

and Mrs. John L. Thomas and Miss Jessie Dudley have returned to their home in Mediapolis. lows. Miss May Phillips, of Barnesville, is visiting her friend.

Miss Browntield. Miss Lida Grandstaff visited friends in Columbus the fore part of the week. Mr. and Mrs. John Schlier and daughter Gertrude, who have been visiting here for some days, have returned to their home in Pueblo, Col.

Mrs. William Bell, has returned home from an extended visit with her sister, Mrs. in New York Miss Linda Sharpnack and Miss Minnie Gilbert, who have been guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W.

D. Gilbert, have returned to their home in Knox County. SPRINGFIELD. DELIGHTFUL party was tendered A day Mr. J.J, night, Brown, the druggist, of friends.

Wednes. in honor of his birthday. Those in attendance were Rer, Prank G. Mitchell, Rev. and Mrs.

Dr. Pearne, J. Rev, and Mrs. W. Shannon.

Rev. and W. Gunn. General P. P.

Mast, Mrs. Geo. M. Winwood. Mrs.

Diehl, Mr. and Phillip Weimer daughter, Miss Nona. Mrs. Anderson, and Mr. and Sirs.

H. S. Mr, Bradley, Mrs. A. L.

Claypool are spending a few days with friends in Dayton. Mrs. Julia Moler, of Detroit. is the guest of her son. J.

D. Moler, on North Side. Mrs. L. M.

Harris is visiting friends in Cincinnati. Misses Georgia Hasnor and Ora Perfect are spending a tew days in Cincinnati, Hiss Rose McGookin and Miss Mattie Mowatt are guests Kate Murray at Sidney. Mr. and Sirs. William are visiting their daughter, Mrs.

C. M. Hubbard, at lumbus, Mrs. Dr. Thorne is visiting friends at St, Paul.

Minn. Mrs. Joe Spar has returned from a visit to Miss Anna Evans, of Washington. D. St.

Louis. is the guest of Miss Nora Flago. Mrs. W. H.

Pritzman and daughter. Miss Jessie, and Miss Blanche Funk, spent a few days in Columbus last week. SILVERTON. R. E.

H. ABBOTT, of Cincinnati. and of formerly the week amok place. old spent friends the first and acquaintances at Silverton. Mrs.

John Keiser. of Cleveland, Ohio. visiting her sister at this place. Miss Fannie Davis and sister, of Hamilton, is visiting relatives here. Mr.

George Stoll is to be married to Miss Lizzie Flora in the Catholic Church in the city on Thursday residence morning next. They will make their at this place ou Oak street, The ladies of the Presbyterian Church are making eluborate preparations for their oyster supper, which will be given at the church on Tuesday evening next. The First Presbyterian Church of Silverton was dedio ated on last Sabbath afternoon at three clock. Rev. Mr.

Waiters, of the Pleasant Presbyterian Church, deliyered the dedication sermon, assisted by the Revs, Dr. Dawson. of Lockland, and Dudley. of Montgomery churches. Good music was rendered by the Silverton Musical Society.

Over three hundred people were seated in the church. TOLEDO. T. GERMAIN will leave for Europe P. very Miss soon.

Morrow. of Circleville, is the guest of Mrs. Semple. Mrs. D.

O. Brown entertained a large party at cards Wednesday evening. Aliss Zoe Warne and Miss Fannie Daly visited Cincinnati last week. Mrs. William is making a visit in the East.

Miss Ada Bond is in the East. where she will Mra. make J. visit Vooley of some gave length. log cabin party last week.

Mr. Frank and Miss Delle Van. Hoesen have gone to New York. Mrs. Nellie Coghlin has gone East for.

visit of some length. Mrs. W. P. Hubbard and daughter are visiting in Coldwater.

Miss Mary Atwill has gone East to spend the winter. She will divide her time between Burlington and New Carrie: York, Miss Melvin and Miss Morgan are visiting Miss Shepard. in St. Louis, Miss May me Higbee, of Crawford, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Sam T.

Fisk. Mrs. Frank Janes and Miss Kittie have gone East for a trip of about three weeks, Miss Walbridge will spend two weeks with Miss Anderson, in Cincinnati. Miss Ada Rodgers has returned from a trip to the Thousand Islands New York City. Miss Bess Scott has returned from Boston.

Miss of Parkersburg. accompanied rs. C. M. Blair on her return home, and will remain with her for several weeks.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Draper will go to California in December, and expect to remain thare the winter. The Misses Bodian a large, dancing party on Wednesday evening in honor of their Semist, of St. Louis.

The Misses Clark are still at Put-in-Bay enjoying the fruit and fish season. Miss Emily Canfield, of uncle. Burlington, W. who has been visiting her Rev. Miss Lillie gone LeBarre in visiting in CincinHopkins, has to Kalamazoo.

Mich. nati, and goes thence to St. Lonis. Mrs. W.

R. Thatcher, of Walbridge. Ohio. has returned from a six months' visit to California, Mrs. L.

E. Bailey and her daughter, Mri. Marvin, are expected to arrive home from their European trip some time the coming week. well known Jennie here as guests in Cincinnati, the family of. Miss Ives, of who Mr.

Win. B. Taylor, is to be married soon a Detroit gentlemen. Mr. Bennett and family have returned here from York, and will occupy.

their old home on Ashland avenue. Mrs. Ford is entertaining her mother and sister, Miss Mrs. Claire Potter is still in York, and Miss Darling, of Boston, where she expects to remain for some time. Miss Kate Sumner Das entered the sophoMr.

and Mrs. E. P. Raymond are in New more class Any Arbor. York.

M. R. Waite has gone to Cincinnati to study law there. Mr. and Mrs.

B. A. Stevens have gone to New Miss York Florence viait. Dresser is visiting friends for a in Indiana. Mr.

and Mrs. Powdon and son. of Mark California, are the guests Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler.

with their L. Bissell daughter, are guests of Mr. and Dr. A. and wife.

of New York, Mrs. Edward Bissell, on Lower Summit Jennie Morton will be married next street. Wednesday to Mr. Herrick. Miss Janes gave an autumn tea last week of bright colored leaves, vines.

In the that was pronounced unique. Decorations center of the table was an iminense pump: kin caras of scooped birch out and bark, beautifully painted in filled with fruit, Guest suitable designs. Mr. Herbert Hopkins, the young organist of St. John's, has gone to New York to study.

Miss Jennie Fuller will entertain be? Mr. Charlie West gave a reception for Mr. friends at cards' on Monday afternoon. Powdon, guest of Miss Wheeler, on Tuesday. I.

Harvey is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. Crosby, Holly, Rev. W. J.

Hodses and family, of Kenton. Ohio, Hodges are was visiting formerly their pastor of St. John's M. old friends here. Miss Sarah Van Wormer is visiting in ChiE.

Church. Katie Funk, of Wauseon, is the gueet cage. of Mrs. Wm. Zeiner.

There the has meeting been of a the large Cincinnati attendance Branch of of ladies the Women Foreign Missionary were Society of Church. Most of them Mrs. Robert Hoabury gave a theater party by families. and lunch on Tuesday evening. Mrs.

Marie Gibsone left for New York and Thursday they will night. be Mr. married Currier quietly is already and sail fut there. Europe on the City of New York. LIMA.

OHIO. OHIO. TIFFIN. EV. DR.

HIBSEMAN has returned from Misses Apna Cincinnati. and and Lon Abbott Delaware, are visMrs. iting Juliet in C. Columbus Stoner is visiting family friends Miss Lulu Wheeling. McFarland W.

is here from Cleveat Va. 5 land The for social a few tea weeks given or visit. Mrs. Charles Baldwin Friday evening, her superb home on occasion College Itill, proved be most.