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rtup" 10 T1IM KANSAS CITY .JOUKNAL. SU1M DAY, M JOMBKK10, 1895. Gross Surplus, Dec. Hi, 1894. !'Qt)ITAI)I.K ..., ,....17,l!l,O0B Mutual 2.7:5, f.70 New York 11,570,751 N'orthwrtitern ........ U,1M,S76 Mlltlinl UrnffU a,R62,71S Connecticut Mutual .. 7,763,270 Aetna. d.SB9,?19 l'cnti Mutual :,31I.C00 Prov. Ufa nnd Trtiit.. 3,305,331 New England Mutual. 2,049.CQ7 Ratio of Assets to Ltnbili ties, Dec Ul, 1891. rQUITAIIt.r. 126.40 ir eent Mutual .... ....... .,112.55 per cent New York ...115 30 tier cent Northwestern 121 S3 per cnt Mutual Ilencflt .....107 48 per cent Connecticut Mutual, 111 J5 percent Aetna ..119 (u per cent Penn Mutual 110 31 percent Prov I.lfeA Triisl....ll3M per cent New EnR. Mutual. ,109 23 per cent llalio of Surplus to Liabili ties, Dec. 1, 1891, I.QtTITAllI.r. ,, 2,1.10 per rent Mutual t....t,il2G5 per cent New York IT. 30 per cent NorthtiMlern ...... .23 S3 percent Mutual lleneflt .... 740 per cent Connecticut Mutual. II 25 per cent Aetna 19.f.S per cent Penn Mutual 1034 percent Prov I.lfo and Trust. 11 93 per cent New-England Mutual. 9.23 percent Assurance in Force, Dec 81. 18111. i QtiiTAni.n ,.,.., oi.i.nno,7a3 Mutual $51,710,761 New York S13,!9t,IC0 Northwestern S40.O7,5CJ Mutual Heneftt ........ 203.3f9,52S Connecticut Mutual ,. lvti,t96,Vil Actmv 135,907,796 Penn Mutual 126,537,075 Prov. Life nnd Trust,. 103,671,924 New England Mutual, 93.S6S.3S7 Incomo Saved for Investment in 1891. KUOlTAni.K 18,24.1,343 Mutual 14,S77,63S New York 12,343,834 Northwestern S.7S5.132 Mutual Ilencflt 2,192,565 Connecticut Mutual .... C20.191 Aetna 1.6S9.3S0 Penn Mutual 2.09S.393 Prov. l.lfe nnd Trust.. 2,191,911 New England Mutual.. 769,743 Increase In Assets in 10 Years, 188V0I. KQntTAM.B ia7.13,t0 Mutual -. 106.194,321 New York 103,651,792 Northwestern 60,750,454 Mutual lleneflt 17,019,069 Connecticut Mutual .. 8,501,432 Aetnn 12.219.411 Penn Mutual 15,251,33 Prov. XMn and Trust . 17,811,778 New England Mutual . 7,172,312 k Surplus Earned In IH'Ji. .jruuiTAiu.!: n,isi,0B(i tMutual e.OlO.SOl Vw York 5,203,6:9 Northtrntern .......... 4,001,7(5 Mutual Benefit 1,!13,4J Connecticut Mutual ... 1,S13,:34 Aetna. 1.161,678 Penn Mutual 1.00S.UO Pror. Ufe and Trust... 1,142,104 New England Mutual.. (63,(62 Cash Dividends Paid in 1891. j:fjciTAiir.K e;,iao,?&G Mutual ........ ...... . i."tit,HZ New Tork . l.tS,TC5 Northwestern 1,K1,32G Mutual Benefit . 1,71,:64 Connecticut Mutual .. 1.26J.I1B Aetna (06,SS9 I'enn Mutual 7G0,3S1 Prov. Elf a nnd Trust... 644,652 New England Mutual,. E30.6SS Increase in Premium Income in 10 Years, 188.V91. i:quitahi.i: 24,007,001 Mutual 21,,;72,?0j Now York 1S,4j2,023 Northwestern If 3S1.S30 Mutual Benefit 2,27S,1S7 Connecticut Mutual .... 29.4GJ (Decrease.) Aetna 2,145,024 Penn Slutuil 3,564,907 Prov. Elfe and Trubt... 2,503,757 New England Mutual... 1,075,513 THE BEST OF ALL IN ALL THINGS AT ALL TIMES. There are many GOOD life insurance companies, but among them all there must be one BEST. THE BEST is TILE EQUITABLE. If you wish to know why, send for: 1, the report of the Superintendent of Insurance for the Slate of New York on the examination of The Equitable; 2, for actual results of maturing policies; 8, for statement of death claims paid in 1S94 Then you will know the three great reasons of The Equitable's supremacy: 1st, its financial stability; 2d, its great profits and advantages to living policy-holders; 3d, tho promptness of its payments and liberality of its settlements. THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY JAS. W. ALEXANDER Vice fretldent. OF THE UNITED STATES. H. B. HYDE, fritdent. JNQ. A, BROWN, Manager for Kansas City and Kansas, 318, 319 and 320 New Ridge Bidg.; Tel. 2653. ASSETS, $185, 044,310. SURPLUS, $37,481,069. Increase in Interest Income in 10 Years, 1885-'9-l. rnuiTAM.E ,or.B,oa Mutual 3.SS2.7S6 New York 4,176,3C0 North-western 2,210,320 Mutual Benefit P91.S96 Connecticut Mutual .... 431,179 Aetna 531. 45S I'enn Mutual 6'2,b94 Prov. Life nnd Trust.... SD1.7C1 New England Mutual... 281,648 Increase in Total Income in 10 Years, 1885-'91. l.QUII.MSI.K Mutual New Yolk Northwestern Mutual Benefit Connecticut Mutual H, ('.00,240 20.601,211 22,CJ0.G62 11.610.1D9 4,2CG,3S3 401,563 Aetnn 2,G7S,971 Penn Mutual 4.239.S41 Prov. Life nnd Trust... S,390,75S New England Mutual... 1,336,994 Increase in Payments to Policy-Holders in 10 Years, 1885-'94. I.(!UI1A1II.K B12,278,r,00 Mutual 7,100,103 New York S.930,013 Northwebtern 2,GG3,193 Mutual Benefit 2.G19.123 Connecticut Mutual .... 0S7.D06 Aetna 1,142,909 Penn Mutual 2.06S.333 Prov. Llfo nnd Trust.... 3,72G,r.lS New England Mutual.... 652,042 Income Saved for Investment in 10 Years, 1885-'94. FQUITAI1LH l 20,000.701 Mutual 91.6J1.74S Now York 97,G13,S23 Northwestern 4S,421,138 Mutual Benefit 16,773,122 Connecticut Mutual .... S,G33,C2S Aetna 11.S3S.B33 Penn Mutual 15,001,7S4 Prov. Life and Trust .. 17,515,426 New England Mutual .. 7,644,931 Increase- in Surplus in 10 Years, 18B5-f91. KQlItTAllt.!: e27,nl7,9l)S Mutual 16,652,664 New Torle 14,853,707 Northwestern 10.591,993 Mutual Benefit 722.365 Connecticut Mutual .... 3,553,533 Aetna 1.SW.033 Penn Mutual 1,052,643 Prov. Life nnd Tru-vt.. 1,761,370 New Englnnd Mutual 433,790 (Decrease.) Increase in Assurance in Force in 10 Years, 188o-'9-i. KQnlTAlU,K.. 8004,147,562 Mutual 502,921,476 Now York 5S3,911,574 Northwestern 241,903,5S7 Mutual Benefit 73.525.9S5 Connecticut Mutual ... 4.456.1S6 Aetna, 51,244,205 Penn Mutual 82,557,215 Prov. Life and Trust . 61,980,155 New England Mutual. 31,239,591 Surplus Earned in 10 Years, 1885-'91. KQC1TAB1.B ....0,2fl,B0 Mutual 41,384.123 Now York 83,993,403 Northwestern . 21,098,950 Mutual Benefit 14,738,301 Connecticut Mutual ... 15.602,406 Aetna ...... 8,266,010 Penn Mutual 6,843,544 Prov. Life and Trust .. 6,527,517 New England Mutual .. 4,304,633 w HOME DEPARTMENT. Contlmnil Prom l'ago 10, large maiiiaare holt. Itov. Itobert Tallot ji rformed tho in.irrI.iKo ceitiimnv. The tin cnla were numerous find handsome. Mr and Mrs Gant iue .it h jmc to friends ut SiO Hast hKu-rnth i-trecl. The Pnlverslty Sledl. il College fiing Blng Club a' ent 1 tallied b L)r L A Krrnor and family lait Prl'Iny cvciiIiib iMMaK lo i ii.- uujmieu i jiuLiiiiuii iiiuiiu ui :itudt.ntR h.i" the roomx wero deioi.iteU with arlf.ls "Donl'i." The u'niriB's n- I'" riopper, Jlnrb i! TureiD.in, IT L, llen urlrk. W. U lllnlon, Luutt IlOdKl.ind, Thomai I) Drown. Vood (IreiNjn, II. L. Odes, II. C. Andi't-MM), H. IT. Wilson. The B I. TI of th hltth Ertioot hold a w-v tnt ri Ktlni; iinilnff lost Friday. Th) ti) nvitiir olid ere win- elected Pr.sldiit, J' t Kditli Uiverport, vc prealdi nt, Mr. William WhitiliM, s.- rotary. Jllsa tel)eel cUb, trraaurcr, Mts Sadie Klnley; Her rranl at-nrm, Mr frank Huntfr; critic, Mr nnvid C llirieh, reiKrur, Mr. Pied Pel kins. On Thusdiy ern ns Mr and Sirs. J. C. Fporledcr 1,-avo a w r- iileaunt hlsh fl o j-drtv at their ri-'id. in e on E.Bt SlMeenth KTift Tho veniiik's nmusementB connhl . 1 cf hIg five, rmtit'ons and ocal and If BMiimmtal miii The lady'H prize waa tttn bv Miss J rr e beenev, Uie centle m in'8 pilye ty Mi El Zorn and the lioohy rlo by .Mr. H I uiaao Thoso preent were- .Mr. nd Mr- Ch.vrlf Clark, Mr. nnd Mrs William lir un Mr and Mrs. J C Sporleder, Mr 1'or-e, Mrs. Wlllard. ?lri D II foriKiit. r, Mr. Grown, MUh Mtiymo Htilly. Mi-s Jessie Sw.-emy, Mian Mai IJdrnairr, Mr L P ml Mr Claience c. M Cum, Mr utto l1 nil, Mr Ed Zorn, Mr S HarnaRc, Mr. Ohujho IS. Carpeutr, Mr. I'nul HaiCbmin, Tho C.ithotlo Ladii Literary Clrclo will meet for tho em-ulni? year with Mm. Jj-mes Cireen on tho lii.it and third Tua- s. of oiih nvin'ti, ut i ji in The offl cm for 'W-'Wi i ri Mr. Jamen Orei-n. j-.-jHfnt: Mih. i; D. Ilanlej, nwrotary; Tio (vbi nutdnir was held lant Tuwlav. 1 "n th" rlrele lia4 th phtisuro of liven-1-iir to luv KatluT lolton tn nn Inter- -t')np ana mHtiuii ti ik on iiome. pre i iratory to tl .iud of "Marble Pann." w I h work will b i.ik n up by the- cdn-le thin eur 1'atlier Rnliwr, then tae a un- r "si of 'Ik plan of -tiidy 4o bo ndopted ' the Western Catholi cSniiimer School, of whlih he i a. iiirp-tor Ho ImprrHbeti i lion ih cirvle tho adUbahllity of iiillllat rp with the Kumrntr m-Iho1, whleh will i no way eonrfllct with ttie elrele'u present rrr- hrwi t.f work. After thanklnir th, Tlv t trf-r for his hnlp and ei ouraKPment tho ilr le adjourned, to mei t Novmber 19 A lull aitenQiincu oi an iivcnucr ia oarnesuy It'lUKmlvu. Mr. (irundf4 tmnt at Ntwi Louiro I'-.ove Company. Mr. I.itile, inol io UJC Main 14 floor, Mls May A. Italston has returned to AUKUSta, Jva. Mm. N. ') Slinoiids has returned from, a i-lt tn Atcniaun Miss M'-C'oinas I at horns to friends at tm Auaiioriuin noiei Mr nnd Mrs L. T. Moore sailed last Wednenduy tor flenoa, Ital, MiM Daisy llantz haa returned from toy. era I roonths' stay In tho I ."ant. Miss f.fcrtriide Jones, of t'ort Podge, la. s ilsltini; MUa Nvllie M. Cooper. Mrs (S W. Cooper ! apcndlni,' a, few wetKs wun reiati&s in ritihUiirK, ra. Miss Plowerree, of Vteksburir. Mls., is (in to Mm. Prank Scott for lessons In art per Hon ork: rnatirlalu. atamplnif done. Mrs McdllUvray, who wan the Kuest of jii a Bniiztn-, naa rviurneu io wmcaco. Mr and ilru W It l.ampfcon are at hmo to frUnds at "01 Woodland menue. Mr und Mrs William E. Dunn aro at nome io irit-n'iB ai i webi -jenin etreet, Mrs 'JlaurlfM Ifairl:owlt4 U at home to n r Ji'ltiiuj at too coatea Jioua Tliur dua. Mii, J. C IaU and Illas Josl Davis are at dorao to frleud-. at 2U1 East Eighth feireei. ,Mr3. Bettlo Elans, of Liberty, Mo., Is ilbitiu? at tho homo of Colonel Jcsju Evanu Mr Iaao II L m of Cjulncy, III, Is v ija Mis. i. J I. mhi nitr, 302S Penn "' Mr II M i: rh it of i.xr iBinr Spngs, has muni d nom Coluiubu il , wticf ba scut J0 'iH htt Uaughtcr, Mcr.cta, li iii4.. A .w b I who is attending tho Christian college thtie. Mrr II M Hamlin and family are nt home to friends in their new residence, 1211 MluhlKan. Miss Ella. Orr. No. 13ro Brooklyn, avnue. lb tlsltlnir her bUtor, Mrs. E. IL Italiton, at Elmo, Mo. iMIsh 1'laii A. Guinea returns home to day, oftfi a weeks Islt with friends In Leo'.-i .Summit. The Mnpilno Coterie will meet to-morrow nftcinoon. with Mrs. Cl.irKs.on. of -.01 Girfield avenue. Miss Elizabeth Mills, of Madison Wis., is vlbllliifi: her aunt, Mrs. William Williamson, -i) wist Tfti'iftn Ml Mav Wf. (,-and, of Lis Vepas N. M , is the ctiest of Miss Marcarut ITaefner. 713 East riftecnth. The Mlsse9 M.nor, well known vocalists of this rlt, hole returned to their former hcui in ItlUi Hill. Ml-es Alma md Ifattie Wtilfekuhler. of Li txinworth, Kns , aro lsltlni; Miss Wild, Jica Porcst aeuu( Mrs Georijo Webster, of Indlanapoll". left for home Thursday night, accompanied by Miss Pauline D.iils. MIkh Lllla May nodrnnn. of Tuiton, Mo, Is NiHltlnK' hf-r slFttr, ilrs, S. E Samuel, at 41 Iiosiect aenue. Mr and Mrs, William A. Moriran are at homo to frlmdi in their now re-iidenco, No 2011 Troon acmie. Colonel I Iljuh Sells, of Silt Lako City, Is the giieht of hirf daughter, Mrs. J. A. Hoard, &.sj Pinn street. Miss Clara fiundcrlind. of Earned Kns , who was the Kiiest of Mr. JIary Ii Lott, returned liom esterday. Hon E. B Morris, of Brldreport, Mo. Is Wsltlns hl dmiKhter, Mrs. Ilanford E. ilnney, nt 3116 1 loru luenue. Consul and Mrs Crittenden, who have Iw'ii i-iiiiiK relilives in this city, loft last Wedne-dHj for the City of Mexli o. Mrs. Mary fJ. Mandinll and her daugh ter. Miss Hi shie, villi be at homo to frliuda titer the lDth at 1CC3 Porest aenm. Mr, J. E. Evans nnl bride from Puw 3iuska, O T, urn litliiK at the homo of Colonel Jet.se Evans, CSOj Wjandotte. Miss Kate Pirry and Mr. A W Peiry. of Pedalla. who have been !slt!nir Mis. Philip Hutlsr I'crrj, leiurntd homo this morninif. Mr. and Jlra. Charlea S Huntlns hic retuined from the laiHt, and nio at hinne to thilr frltnds at No. 3S17 East Tliiitcoiith ttrcct. Miss Mama Jennev will leave to-nlirht and spend the wintor In New York, Brook lyn Boston and Washington, Ualtlns friends. Mm Charles Mnrsh gne a I'rlday after noon in coinplliiiinit to .Mrs, Trclcase, with cuests limited to tho Collegiate Alumnae Association. Mrs M. Perree. accompanied by her tilde, Misa Da sy Ei.insv left Sitiirday muiiilns for Ios Angeloa, Cal , for an In detlmlo stay. 'Mrs. Jnmeti IC, M. Gill and ron Charles, who have been ids-.tlnif Mrs. Gill's paionts, Air. aiul Mrs. James Puirali, have returned lo OhieaiO. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Oerluirt and daugh ter, Ilorten-e, tnnie up from I'iccelslor bprlnts Wednesday to attend the Iear dorff -Shields wedding. Mlkses Nelllo and Lena Offutt have re. turned from u pleasant lslt of tix weeks uinrnii; friends and lelathes in Maltland und Mound City, Mo. Miss Carrie II. Lee, of Bilina, Kas , and 'Mrs lllltiert M. If.mty, of Linstng, Mloh , aio vlsltiiiK their biolher, Cliailea S. Lee, on Il-rawiiiJl menue. Him Dora, Pulton, of 11TO Tracy avenue, entt" tallied at sU-hand euchre last Thurs da afttruoou Thcro v.cia beien tables, and a delightful pine, Key J. E. Wheeler, n. I., and family, lato of San Prancisco, aie guests of G. M, Nn rot and family. They will make Now York city their future home. Preparations are being made for a char ity ball to be given Monday, November 23, at lh Academy of Music for the benellt of tho Good Samaritan Day Nurtery, VU McC.8 street. An Interesting and hipbly Instructive lec ture on "Parliamentary Practice" was given Siturday morning before the pupils of the Kansas City Si hool of Oratory, by Mr Charles II, Neailug. Mrs. '.. K. Itagan and Miss Nannie Bagan, who have bun In the East and Isorth tho past ear, are spending a few dajt with Mrs. Laura Lovvjs. of 7JI Harrison etreet, before returning to California. Miss (Sara Pitch, of Norwich, Conn.; Miss Minion Toufcey, of Buy City, Mich., and Mifci Maria .McDonald, of St. Joseph, who weit ult naiits at the Shields Deardorlf I weddltit- liiivi i r turned to their homes. Tho p 'tnc-M "' bf Teresa's uluinnuo re H st t lr frlii s and tho patrons of the i aJwu it. si cure tiakcts at Legg Bros.' , fr its tutrA "ioUmW1 ubls M ba riven at tho Coates house November 21, -J and 23. Mr. 11. E Bainbrldge, formerly of the men's furnishing department nt BuIIene, Moore. Enn rj iS. Co. s, I-, now manai:ei of the tin ni.Mliint,' department of Ci. P. King, 10H Mala street. Mr John Itejnolda and Miss Jennie Mena. gel, of this rltj, surpiNed theli friends by ijiiletlv t,-cttliiK mnrrlid at 12 in. on Tins daj, No ember r, the eeiemons belnc pi r foimed by the probate Judge nt tho Kansas, City, Kas., couit house. The opening lecturo of the As-oelntlon of Collegiate Alumni series w.is given scslei day moniliiK by Mrs. William Trt lease, ol St Louis at the rcldeneu of Airs. Wallace i'ratt The m t leeture of the codise will be held at Grac Guild hall on Saturday, November 10 at 10 o clock, the speakur be ing Mis. L. H. I'erkins, of Lawrence, unl veiMty. et Thursday evening in Grand Ae nuo church, thero will bo given u -very unlijuo in d plenx.int entertainment by tho Orbeed hlsteis, two voung ladles from I!al bee, Svihu Thcj will e pl.eiu the customs of thru people, Mug the native songs ajid wear the Bvrfin co-tumes. They will also in tout a Mohinunednn wedding, and show euiloa vvlili h they have brought from their Btiajige- Urlental home. Caids hiivo been received announcing tho m image of Ml-i Ann'e lk-atriee Mullin to Mr William H. Seidi nbur-, Thursday veil ing, November II, nt 5 o eloi k, .it St. Aim's ehurcli, Tenn.ily town. At homo after T)e romber I at lftn) Sjiring street, Washington, lJ. (' Tvllas Jlulliii made many friends, In Kansas City, -while visiting at the home of hrr brothe-r and sister. Mi and Mis. Philip U. Mulllu, 101 l'rotpect uvenuo. A birthday party was given by tho La dles' Guild of St. Ui'on.e'8 churoli, Ijipu ilny night. The newly mminizid Gills' jiiieo uiiin sang tno new nnu puiiuiar song, "JIab Ni 11," so neciptnbly lis to p'lvo I nn eneore Bnllstid in the club nre. Miss es Lulu Allen, Julia Howard, Ellun Lieut, iMollle Xleoll Edit Ellard Edith nnd P.cssio Ellsbiee, Vlda Coulter, Ktsslo Norrls. Es- . thir Cialg, Jlis. A 15 Wilson, director Tho following Knusaii Cltynns were at Tho I'lins during- tlio past week: Major M. Milam Wanier, II M Ilolrlen. John P. Max Ifenrv Stonestreet, Ij Jbuse C K. i umeron, Edward S. Vashbum L N. Buck, II It Dow. G L Parson, Joe Donohuc, C. C Cpiiiiii, Mr and Mm. C, J. Wnlruff, ' O'Ooniiir, Pied lloughlej, Edward Tashburne, J. 1 Pleteher, W S Johnson, a .V. Alljaler, G. II. Beatty, George Maish. I Miss Julia M O'Connor, assisted by her finer, Miss Minnie, micrtaintd at a Hal lowe'en pnrtj The housi was decorated for tho occasion and tho hours were delight ful! spent with appropriate gnmei Pres- nt wire Nellie Bermlnrfham, Maud Cole man, Lillian nnd Stella Shea. MUs O'Con nor, Marie Tobln: Georga Hnrrel, A B, J( lining. Bert IveIn. W. J Lee. N. A. Alexander. Sidney Hicks, J. Bonnlngbam, liank O. Stetjjler, I. H.istan. Mr and Mrs, G. O. Jut card, on Porest n4iiui. intertalntd a limited number of intimate friends and nlatlves ut dinner Tuesday evtniinr In honor of Mr. Iloracn Ohanslor, of Los Angeles, Cal Covera wore laid for vcventetu. Table decorations WcrA Maruhal Niel roses and terns, with embroidered linens In harmony, 'ihe house deooralloua were autumn leaves an I enrys anthemums At the closo of tho elaborate menu u muslial programme was rendeied, after which dancing was Indulged In '1'1. Y L T Rorlety gave a delightful birthday party Siturd-iy evening, Nuvom. Per -. in iionor of .Miss Besslo JlcCon ilm ut tier home. Muslo und games were ..it.. ...I,,? .uuiiuiT, ..i-iliu v, eiuji .i uaiy, i.izzio vjocureu. earan 1'reeman, I Agues Skillen, Lulu Gentry, Kittle O'Brien, Horion Smith, Harvey Snapp, Clirenco Heckett, Jumoj Arnutt, J, Lowey Taylor, II, Itanuolph. Miss Mabel Ilaas, Mr. Philip B. Perry and pupils will givo a recital ut the Aeail emy of Music, l.-.l MeOeo btreet, next Prl day (ven ng at t o'clock. Loveis of music are cordially Invited to attend. Partici pants will be: Misses Mumio Vaughn, Amanda Peteison, Mae Harrison, Mamlo Smith. Mario Lewis, Alice Kander, Nelllo Cooper, Cairle Evans, Helen Cooper, ltus sla Spejcr, Ethel Graham. Dolly Lyle, Helen Iewen, Elizabeth Philips, Ncllla bearcy, Hattlo Jones. Annie Green, Laura Negbauer: Messrs Mistln Simpson and ilurtle-bs Lewis. Mr, Peiry will play his littst composition, "Traum Melodlcou" (Melodies of a Dream), concert paraphrase. The following guests were present at tho Harvard Club reception: Misses Emma bhuiimlcffur, Loulbe Hacker, Lam el Beno, Malllo Itogers, Edna Williams, Dot Tins ler, Carrie Lowell, Nellie Trahern, Norquls, May banner, Nellie Miller, Thompson, Liz zie Hacker, Zella. MtParland, IaiI.i Geau. iiue Mamlo Corcoran, M Wnidtn, Ann niung J Woodward, Josln l'leice. Eola McKim, Carrie Williams, Maggie Ahern; Mesdaraea C. O IHatt. P. Woodward. II. A. tibtigirt, U K. V?SbUk Jd. QiXliPZir. II. Van Au. ken, C. C. Johnson: Messrs Prank Woilhc, It. Burge , J P Hamil ton, Vnl 11 Minion, Paul Blscholtaburger, II Van Am ken, Taylor, V L Todd, Charles Ha-ki ns Geoigo B CopFnn, . E Hncker, C u Hl.ttt, P. A. Thompson. C " Johnson ' Tarboe, P A Piul. r, It S Cook. Chnrl k Tialurn, J. P Havener P L. Plovd, Lie Gerrincer P Woodward, II. I!. Toole, ("il WlU'lit, B Pettlbone W T. Bumpus, J 1'ovvei- 1 B. IteynnldH, E E lefirty, II. A. Sliug'irt, L E Peebles, Tom Williams, e. .MePnrland The History Club of 'fcj, with Invited guests, wn- delightfully entertained list Sattirdny nltunoon bj u lectuie on Borne, given by th Hon, II Wells In the club a loom in the New Ridge building Tho speaker, who is one of the best nuthorltl s on Borne In this iltv, gave a erj scholarly talk of nn hiur and a half, and throughout held the )st Inteiests of those pr s. nt. Tho Ucture f ovoied the most brilliant period of tha emplr, and while tln speak, r told of ' the Miinr'eur that was Bonn's," he nl-o indlnilly ti.ned the causes of Its downfall Mush ill mi ml era weiu given by Miss Par ker and Mrs II M. Ueatdsley nnd hmhi.iI half hour completed a very pleasant aiter noon. A number of bright, 1nppv Juveniles gathorid nt the home ol Mr. and Mis James; Palrneuthei, iifoS E 1st blMeenth street, on Satuiday afternoon, November 2, to toltbrnte tlio 5th birthday of the r daugh ter, Maurlne Imogene, Tho-e pi. .-em weie: Grace, Nelllo, Prank and P irl M I'aity, Tow If s, E Iih and Snmonle Tllden, Hurry and Iloi-e Sli hter, Harry Idekln-on. Loulto Hornlirojk Pay nnd Mav Si lotgins, Annio Linder, Palth, vin and Grare Peiiue, Hen ry Giadv Cunningham, Mrs Dr 11 E. 1'cune, Mrs Harry Hornbiook. Mrs Plor enco Cunningham, -Mlse3 Besle Scroggins and ilabel Cunningham. The little hostess was tho icclplent of a number of beauti ful elfus. Railway camp Woodmen of the World pave n vry pleasant social ut their hill, beventh and Main Mreets, last Wednesday evening, a very good musical programme l !ng i en lercd. A largo company was pris i nt. lb freshments were served. Thoo who took put on tho programme wore: Mr Earl lip-gs- nnd sister, on piano and violin. Miss Burns, elocution: Miss Mvrtlo ItiideMu. piano: tho Walton Mnndolln Club Among those present wero: Mr and Mrs. I) Sells, Mr nnd Mrs. H. Brims, Mr. and Mis M Godd tnl. Mr. and Mrs Willi un Hwearingi n Mis. Rndeklu. Mis Cook. Miss Bruns, Messru. Bod Downing, Claude Manlovo, Aithur Elliott, E Sherilf. HlncMoy Tomllson, jV, Kuhn, Emlcli, P. bummerivell, Neuton, Jack Stewart, James Meiinahnn Tho secund reception of the P, M J. A, U. at the Ac ademy of Muslo on last Thurs day eveilng vvaa nttendod by Messrs, J, C, Cannon Georgo Berinlngham. Ed Groves, Paul WeMi C, L. Hogan, William Lock, man, D. Martin, J. Galvln E. Tralle, John Burnf, William llnlpln. Richard Ryan. C. DedrlcU. T Sullivan, Walter Whelnn, John Toate, J. Coughllu, John Henry, Tliom ia Collins, John Burnett, D Cavanaugh II. Antonis, J Cannon, SI, Corll-s Huc-h Dough, rty, John Mooncy, John SIcLaugh Un Sir Poggeniwhl, .1. T. Ilmley, V, O'PJnherty, Prod Donnelly, J. E, Williams, Sir Oiler, Joe Oxler. Ed SIcAnnny, P, S. Casey, It Gordon, W, L. Stenson. E. J, Grocs, Mr Herman, led Ackenhaurer, J II Casey, James O'Klatheity, Wllllum Brown, E, L. Shrewsbury, Pat Kelly, E. J Foley, Robert Burns. A. L. Brunner, George Wlsthman, It. II, Johnson, J. H. Plainer, John Iike, L. J Brough nl, W Pcppard, John Quodlonder, J A Groves, John P. Enrlght, L. SIcIntyre Georgo 15. McSIunus. P. E Thus, man, E W Groves; Sllsses Burns, Prances Peterson SlcSlInn, Agnes VmiKheii. Mag kle Phillips, Julia Gelger, Emily Cllrnrd, Slina Gliss Slotta Robertson, Siis J. E. Williams, Mamie Ilnnlon, Alice SIcSIahon, Knte Casey Katy Slartln. Sly rtlo l'erman, Prances Deacon, Ij. Plemlng. Annie Dough erty, Ada I'urcel, Slib Brunner, Sladgo Puree), Slary Lynch, Lizzie Riely. Maggie SIcDonald, Nora Hogan, Addle Van Pos. sen. Emma Joivies, Annie Malone. Kittle Norton, Roso Slulligan. Belle JInskcll. A. Sullivan, E Whelan, J. Whflan. Agnes Glenn. M. McCarthy. Slay Htncy. Kato Henry, Sliss Collins, Miss itcDonald, Lot tie Vincent, Anna Coupton, hlttlo SlcGillls. Sophia Pltzpatrick. Maude Derby. I'eari Smith. Miss Uike, Miss IlroughalN. Dal ton. S Peppard, Agnes Brennon, SI Ryan, Ellen McManus, Sliss Bums, Sliss Cole. J. C. r Herman, assisted by .Jllss Ethel Knickerbocker, gave a parlor reading at the residence of Sirs, Slay 8. Morton last Slonday evening. Sir. Pettermau read se lections from his own works. "Street SIus ings, or Joo In the Great City," The book is now In the hands of tha publishers, Sliss Knickerbocker played the violin. Forest Hill cemetery, Sixty-ninth street and Troost avenue, is new, modern and permanent It will never bo disturbed. The company has built a. magnlllcent re ceiving vault and established a fund for ALL OPERATIONS GUARANTEED! r.brAl!I,ISUi:D 1830. THEREALPAlNLESSOEUTISfg. --THE REAL--- l .... I Orer 200 Teoth Extructed Dally. NO PAIN OR DANGER. ArtllldHl Teeth warranted to Fit Porlectly. 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