Personal

Miss Emma Beck is visiting frieuris in Detroit. John Wagner is making a short visit with fieuds in Detroit. Miss Mabel Donovan, of Lansing, is visiting friends in the city. W. N. Brown and family are spending the sunirner at Elk Lake. Miss Mattie Bowdish is spending a week in Chicago with her sister. W. G. Palmer aad Ralph Miller went to Chicago, Friday night on business. Arthur Brown arrived home from a visit in Northern Minnesota, Friday. Eugene Huss, of Akron, Ohio, is visiting friends here for a few weeks. Prof. and Mrs. M. L. D'Ooge are in Toronto, Ont., on a two weeks' visit. John Kearney and Fred Maulbetsch spent the Fourth with friends at Star Island. Dr. and Mrs. Boy S. Copeland left on Tuesday for a three months' visit to Europe. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Clark have gone to Wequetonsing to spend the summer. Mrs. T. W. Mingay retnrued home from a two weeks' stay in Flint, on Wednesday. Miss Lou Irwin, of Grand Rapids, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. T. White, 18 E. Liberty st. ' Dr. Wessinger and his little Jaughter drove to Howell Wednesday. tThey will return Monday. Mrs. Anna Warden has gone to Ishpeming to visit her son, Dr. Cari Warden, medio '94. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Phillips went to Bay View yesterday to be absent about three weeks. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Cadieux have been visiting in Detroit and Port Huron for a few days.. Mrs. Herman Krapf and son Ed. are visitiag friends iu Owosso and other points in that vicinity. Fred J. Dansingbnrg and A. A. Pearson returned Tuesday evening from a trip to Mackinac Island. Airs. Charles LeSenr, of Toledo, O., has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. O. B. Davison the pást week. Miss Lisia Van Valkenburg has gone to New York state to spend the vaeation with relativas and friends. Harry W. Clark, of Detroit, visitad his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Clark, on the ï'ourth and over Sunday. W. W. Watts went to Plint Monday evening and witnessed the raees iu thac city, Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. McGuire and son, of Dnrand, are visiting Hugh McGuire, sr. , and farnily, of N. Main st. Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Kyer and Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Stimson are away on a week's trip to Mackinao and the Soo. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Watts left for Cleveland, O., last evening for a week's visit with "Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Gasser. Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Warner and a party of iriends are at Independence Lake for a few days camping and fishing. Stephen V. Graham, of Cassopolis, au ensign in tbe U. S. Navy, is the guest of Rev. W. W. Wetmote and family. Prof. B. A. Hinsdale has been elected president of the National Educational Association at the meeting in Buffalo, N. Y. George B.Harrison, managing editor of tbe D. of M. Daily the past year, leit for his home at Topeka, Kas., on Friday night. Mrs. Frank Howard left Sunday for North Dakota, where she and her üiece will spend the summer in the Selkirk Mountains. Miss Lizzie Dowdigan is visiting the brother, Dr. John Dowdigan, of Owosso, for a few days. July 23 she will leave for Boulder, Colo. , for her health. The Misses Lou Bank and Carrie Weller, of Jacksoa, spent Sunday with Miss Anna Wesoh, of VV. Second st. They made tbe trip on their bicycles in fonr hours. J. A. C. Hildner will have charge of the Y. M. C. A. men's meeting at 2 :45 o'olook next Sunday. The speaker will be McClellau H. Jlogk. All men are invited. Prof. Henry S. Carhart and family have gone to his liome on the Hudson river iu New York, to spend the summer. They went by the way of the St. Lawrenoe river. Edward Dnffy, M. J. Cavanaugh. Ezra B. Norris, John V. Sheehan, J. Nelsou Lewis and Charles H. Manly, jr., attended the democratie national convention in Chicago this week. Kev. Henry Porueroy Horton, the new assiscant at St. Audrew's church, arrived in the nicy Wsclnesüay ot Jast week and preaohed his flrst serruou ou Snnday ruovump. It was well spokeu of by tüose vvlio üeard ir. Dr. John A. Lauta h:jú Dr. Chas. W. Cleaver bave liuuoessinlly pffssed the examination bi-fove tba -Ui ota scale dental board at Midi eajiuJis1, and will practice their proieBsion, the O ie at St. Paul and the other at Wilmar, iMinn. Miss Brnrua Hayley is visiting her brother in Jackson for a week. Tagge Gooch, of SbelbyvilJe Mo. , is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wm, L. Miller. Mrs. Geo. Holden, of Palmer, Mass. is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Cramer. EverettHowe, authorof "The Chrouicles of Break o'Day, " was a caller at the Argus office Mouday. W. W. Wedeineyer went to Chicago Monday afternoon to witness the democratie national convenion. Mrs. L. S. Pryer, of 37 E. University ave, and her sister, Mrs. Conrad Bates are visiting relatives in Grand Rapids. Arthur Tagge, who has been principal of the Monroe high school the past five years, has returned to Ann Arbor and will enter ooilege next f all. Arohie Brown, of Pontiac, has been employed by his brother, Prof. Hugh Brown, in the work of the Home Study Association. He will spend the suinmer here. Connty School Corumissioner Wedemeyer read the Declaration of Independenoe at the Manchester celebration, July 4, and spoke at the Lima Center celebration in the afteruoon Miss Irene Steffey, of N. Ashley st., gave a birthday party Monday to a nnmber of her friends. Refreshments were served on the lawn and those n-esent had a very jleasant tirue. They left a number of presents with their little hostess as tokens of their esteem. The Azalia ftiends of F. L. Ingraham gave him a reception Tuesday eveniug aud preseuted him with an ellegantly bouud set of Shakespeare's works - 30 vuls. loe cream and cake were served and all report having a good time. Mr. Ingrahain returned to Ann Arbor Wednesday ruorning, as he