Society Doings

Theo. Reyer spent Monday in Detroit. Roy C. Whitman is visiting in !Nïles. Miss Nina Davison is visiting in To ledo. F. G. Graupner spent Sunday in Detroit. ü. A. Kelly of Afilan, spent Sunday in the city. Judge Harriman was in Lansing Mondav. Mrs. ?id W. Millard is visiting in Chicago. Miss Jessie Merrill risited in Chelsea last week. Mrs. R, C. McClure is visiting friends i in the city. Ed. Humphrey ate Tlianksgiving turkey at Coldwater. Mrs. ,T. E. lJeal visited in (rano Rapids last week. Mrs. Klizabeth Eaton spent Thanksgiving in Chicago. J. II. Van Tassel of Detroit, spent Sunday in the city. Miss Anna Bunbury of Jackson, is visiting in the city. Dr. and Mrs. R. S. Copfland spent Sunday in Ypsilanti. E. B. Hall has been trying the baths at St. Louis for a time. James S. Gillespie spent a few days in ('aro. Mich., on business. Capt. E. P. Allen of Ypsilanti, was in the city on business Monday. Beth Randall was in Monroe last week, attending circuit court. W. W. White is in l'ontiac in the interests of Modern Woodmen. Edwin Ball and Bert Kenney of Webster, were in town Monday. J. II. Van Tassel oí Detroit, visited friends in the city over Sunday. Evart Scott and John W. Bennett were in Ypsilanti Saturday, on business. Gilmore's Band will give an entertainment in this city, December lst. Miss Vi D aft y entertained Miss Bessie Dunster of Toledo, over Sunday. Misses Katie and Millie Schmidt of Toledo, are visiting friends in the city. L. M. Sutton of Chicago, visited his niece, Mrs. M. D. Larned, over'Sunday. Mrs. R. S. Greenwood returned last week from a ten days' visit at Silver Lake. W.H. Dancer and wife, visited last week with their son H. "W. Dancer, of Northville. Mrs. M. Golden of Lucota, returned home this morning after a week's visit in the city. Mrs. Chas. P. Downey, of the Downey House, Lansing, visited friends in the city over Sunday. Mrs. Geo. S. McKean of Granger, Ohio, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Moore. Mrs. Hazen S. Pingree of Detroit, visited her son " Joe " at the Alpha Delta Phi house last week. W. W. "Wadhams and wife are in Mt. Clemens, where Mrs. Wadhams will take treatment at the baths. lt. A. Clofford of the homoeopathic hospital, spent Thanksgiving among old friends at Sterling. Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Bower of Cincinnati, Ohio, spent Thanksgiving with the former's mother, Mrs. W. G. Bower. Geo. B. Sudworth, who has been visiting his parents, 3)r. and Mrs. Sudworth, has returned to his home in "Washington, D. C. Dr. McElroy preached an excellent Thanksgiving sermón at the Union services in the Presbyterian church yesterday. Mr. Andrew Hopkins, formerly connected with the library here, has been elected president of the Illinois Library Association. Miss Della Eobbins of Galesburg, DL, who had expected to enter the school of musie, has been compelled by ill health to go to Texas for the winter. Dr. Willis Buttolph, who graduated from the üniversity last year, will enter into partnership in the dental business with his brother, Dr. C. S. Buttolph, of Pontiac. The "At Home" given by the Women's League in honor of Dr. Mosher. last Friday evening, in the Women's gymnasium, was a very suceessful affeir. The gymnasium was crowded and the decorations of fiags and bunting made the scène an attractive one.Dr. Mosher, Mrs. Angelí, Dr. and Mrs. D'Ooge, Mrs. Walker and Miss Sarah Brown received. The chaperones were Mesdames D'Ooge, Waker, Stephens and Walker Dancing was the feature of the evening. Schumachek & Miller prepare a hair restorer that prevenís the hair from falling out, and also promotes the growth and leaves the hair in asmooth, j soft condition Now we do not mean to say that it does this in every case, as that is nonsense; but we do mean to say that it has proved beneficia! in a great many cases, and to assure the public that we are trying to sell them an article that will benefit them, we allow you to use one-fourth of a bottle, which, if used according to directions, will be a treatment for about one month. If at that time you receive no benefit from the preparation we will gladly refund you the money paid for the bottle. This we think will assure the. public that we have faith in the preparation. 18-19 The Ann Arbor ilusic Co. report a good trade. It's easy to account for that, however, for they have a clean stock and are making prices right.