, 1874-11-29
Morton. Prescott, Pullman, Goodrich,
| Miller. Mcknight, Whittermore, Druca,

Copelin, Tal1ey, Hammond, ,Chapln, Anderson,
bingham, Smith, Lovejoy. Stevens. Wynetke.
Butler, Furlong, Race, Tiffany. Meiriman. Rose
Morris, RathboEn. Mines, Alice Baker, Stason.
Sherwood, Ketchum, Eddy. Mills, Hahn, .Egan.
Osborn, AlcGregor Aiken, Whitney, Goodenov,
Cheney, aud many others. Among the gentle
men guests were the Messrs. HouEh. Ads1t.
Downs, Oliphant, Mulrson, Gregg. Chalmefs'
Powers. Dandy, Bishop. Race, Gardner, Stewart,
Leslie Rathborn, Goodrich, Mer1iman, Winans,
Peckham, Alston, also the members ofthe Club,
and many more invited friends OF the Society.
THE INDEPENDENTS
met at Marines South Side Hall: The members
OF this club comprise many well known South
Side society-people, and their parties are always
enjoyable affairs. That this gathering was no
exception to the rule may DO safely Inferred by
all who have had the pleasure to participate IN
them or know them by reputation. The MEM
bers OF tho club were fully represented; and
many invited guests also nided IN making It
social success.
There was Christ Church party at Bour-
nigue's on Thanksgiving evening. " hich proved
pleasant entertainment to those present.
THE SAMELEss CLUB
met for another of their pleasant reunions at st.
Johns Hall. The members. with few invited
guests, danced merrily to Hands music. and will
long remember it as one OF the happlest even
Dodge, Wyckon, and Bower, spared no pa'ns
to mako all pass OF pleasantly, aud they cor
tainly succeeded. Kamelesa though this club
may be, aud Of limited membership, it prides
itself upon having enrolled among iss members
the best people on the West Side
There were present, among others, Mr. and
Mrs. Sharp, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. II. Johnson, Dir.
and Mrs. duncan, Mr.. aud alrs. II. C. johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Grassie. Mrs. Fay, Mrs Walker,
the Misses Dickford McHonry, st. John, Morrls'
Patterson, Beatty, Slocum. Pearson, Watkins,
Abbey, Leonard, Armstrong, Davis. Frailey,
Parker, Simmons. and Snow. and Messrs.
adams, Grown, Bower, Bedford, col9urp' r.
fsyl'f E. G.5o peas' A. C. orahs nSl90D ooyans ya.x
II. G1aszie, Ives, Knox, Milla7d a. G. Moore.
D, g. Moore, Morse, Mitchell, Moody, Oakley,
Paulsou, Tucker, j. S. Watson. Wyckon. Morris,
Black, Townsend. Low, Ulmaun. WHITAKER:
There Was Thanksgiving party at Cars
which attracted many people who enjoy dancing.
The Plckwick Club also met Thanksgiving
evening.
TIE Minerva Club met ut the Caledonia Par
lors, and danced the hours away with unanated
enjoyment.
Friday the Nonpareil Club met for its regular
party pr Suow's, aud, a. usual, WAS much enjoyed
b7 all who partlcipatod in it. Notwithstanding
the iucirmeut weather, there Was 3 large attend
ance. .......-. 50.
7uE H1AwA1uA CLUB
had u delightful party at the residence OF 31r.
Duane T. Whitney, No. lGG Warren avenue
Messrs. Whitney and Coffeen acted as floor
managers There we're present Miss Mamie
Drew. Miss Lucy Bull, Miss Ora Marshall, Miss
Collins, Miss Patterson. Miss Boy.nton, Miss
Mollle Smith, Miss Mary WoIcott Miss Jennie
Addey, Miss Ada Gregory, MISS Norris, Miss
Prett -man. aud the Misses Gunnel. Among the
gentlemen were Messrs. Sturtevaut, Gunncl,
GRAY, Townsend, Coffcen, Hutchinson, Lilies,
Bower, kidston, Morris, Dederard, and Gregory.
woMAs's HOSPITAL PARTY.
The first OF the Woman's Hospital Parties,
under the direction Of Mrs. Louis Wahl, lrs-
Amos r, Hall, Mrs. Mark kinball, Mrs. CHS
holm. Mrs. Bartlett, and Mrs. Rees, WAS given
at Bournique's Friday evening. These are Or
gauized principally BY the Ladies' Hospital Club,
aud, while tickets Of admission are sold, sle
member who sells it holds herself responsible
that 1t shall iau into no persons hands whom
anY OF them would not he willing to invito to his
or her house. Therefore, auy adml1ture OF
conflicting elements il avoided. The party
Friday evening Was all that could be desired IN
social way. Daucing at these parties commences
at o'clock and ceases at midnight, thus Afford
ing ample opportunity for enjoyment without
causing 1t to grow into TearinosH. There we're
about sixty people present, among whom were
Mr. and Mrs. Marsh, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wahl.
Iines. Mr. aid Mrs. Bartlett, Mrs. Sherwood.
Mira. Borland, and many others.
Tho Fortuishtly Club gave their usual party at
Standard Hal! FEday evening.
THE PAIL NALL CLUB,
a1ways ready for enjoyment, lmproviscd Sleigh
ing purity last evsniug. They drove to Hyde
Park, where they passed q pleasant evening in
dancing and conversation. Among those who
were OF the party were the two Misses Hoyne,
Misses Tucker, Beecher, RAYMOND, Gorton, Gage,
Brown, Allen Crane, Goss. aud Smith. The
gentlemen we're Messrs. Beauregard, Conger,
Hoyne, Gordon, J. B. and Walter johnson, Dob
son, Dangs, Gorton, Gibson, Hall, and Churchill.