, 1874-11-29

ent season at horesdeuce OF Tracy A. Lay, Esq,
No. 921 Michigan avenue. The programme for
the evening was as follows:
Song. Air. Fritz Foltz
song. Mrs. Q. X johnson
Piano Miss Roberts
This Was followed by "My Unclos WILL" 8
comedy in one act, in which the dramatla per-
BOMB we're:
Florence Mangold. Miss Coolbnugh
Charles Cashmere ar: =, ", Zones ,s
Mrs. Johnson sang two songs, and the actors
IN the comedy elected much applause from their
unusually good performance. Tho whole con-
cluded with music and dancing, in which all en-
gagged. Tue Committee of Section First are Alr.
Frederick ". Clarke. Chairman; A1r. J. F.
Olcott, Treasurer; and Miss Marian Carter. sec-
retary: while tho members ara Mrs. Johnson.
Mrs. Sherman, Mrs. c. Haiuos, Miss Anna Viii
sor, Miss Lizzie XIV, Miss Nellie Ball, Miss
Goodwin, Miss Delia Royce, the Misses Bryan,
Hiss Groverman, Miss B. Carter, Miss
l.. Staples, Miss r. Lane, and Miss Hun
ter. Tho gentlemen are Messrs. c. johnson,
F. Foltz. c. Ha.nes: J. Wright. c. D. Lathrop.
Watts Carver, Robert Fisher. Charles Beckwith.
Charles Thompson, Richard Wilson, Frinke. R.
Gregory, Andrew Dickson, Nicholas Martin, T.
D. Judson, Lane, and Gibson.
more than the young folks connected with Grace
Church Wright furnished the excellent supper.
The Home Social Club gave dancing party
the same evening at klare's Hall. which was
much enjoyed by all who participated therein.
THIRD UNITARIAN CHURCH.
Tuesday evening the young people OF the
Third Unitarian Church gave q dramatic enter
tainment in the church-parlor, when The
Chimney Corner and ''Poor Pillicoddy."' we're
played affordlng much amusement to all pres
ent The cast Was as follows:
EnInrnn prObitT II. ". Booth
Peter Probty ..N l. Cossar
John probtty; "; Pags
Pe,ty wis Of Peter. Miss G. 4: Ismb
Grace Emery Miss F. A. Beebe
Amateur dramatic entertainments are bccom-
ing such popular feature Of social clubs, it is
probable they will be OF frequent occurrence
during the winter. At least zuch IS the opinion
OF the Third Unitarians.
JOLLY CLUB
The jolly Club gave their third party Tuesday
evening at the residence OF Ylr. Rush. No. 399
West Madison stroet. The entertainment Was
varied, including charades amateur dramatic
performances, dancing, and muBc. delicious
supper Was served at II o'clock.
Among those present were the Misses higgins,
tho Misses Keith, Kilmore. Rush, and Sherman.
The gentlemen we're represented By Messrs- Wei
Iugton, J. Rush, Howe, Merenoss, Augustine E.
F. Rush, and others.
TIE CORAL CLUB.
The Coral Club met for reorganization at Mrs.
Groat's. on the same evening. aud will give . &C.
res Of five parties during tho winter: There
were present Mira. Cornish, 3lcDougal!. Sharp,
Groat, Bell, and the Misses seibert, McDeugall,
Franklin. App!eby. Waite, Eddy, aud Davis.
Among the gentlemen were Messrs. Eartal,
Squire, Sharp, Armstrong. McDouGall. Scibert.
Coolidge. Garth, Osborne, Dickson, Stone, lid
ball, and Warne.
Wednesday evening the second subscribers
party was held at Bouruique's This proved An
enjoyable affair to all who wero engaged In it,
PAIL NALL CLUB.
The Pail Mall Club met at Mr.. George E.
Johnson's; On Michigan avenue. and enloyed
the reputation Of having among .ts members SO
many graceful, stylish girls as this one. Its
s.GeruauB" are une1celled md are the feature
OF the entertainment. Two hundred invitations
were issued, and this rendered dancing rather
3iidcult during part OF the evening, for very
few people cent regrets to the Pail blail
Club. The managers, Messrs. Walter L. and
Josiah 3. johnson, and F. 4. Hovne did
all that managers could TO make the party
success, and they were fully rewarded by the
setisfactlcn OF all present. Hand furnished the
mEs,c. and led the dancing measures with an
accuracy that long acquaintance With the de-
mauds made on linn By fastidious devotees Of
Terf.eichore has rendered perfect. The =" G.r-
man s an after-supper dance, and many new
and beautiful figures were introduced, the favors
being unusually pretty and artistic. The lead
ing couples in this dance OF dances we're Mr..
Beauragavd and Miss Lizzie f. Hoyne. Mr.. F.
u, d0F1e aHQ All98 CIaDCu9 montgomery,
Waller l.. johnson aud DI1ss Nellie E. Beecher,
Mr. Will Conger and Miss Genie Aoyne. Among
the many guests present were lr. and
Mrs. Jerome Beecher, Mr. and Mrs. Thom-
as Hoyne. Mr.: and Airs: James McKindly.
Blackstone Mr.. and Mrs. Stiles Burton, Or. and
Mrs T. 8. Hoyne, Mr. and Mrs. James T. Hoyne,
Alr. aud blrs. J. ". Ellsworth (nee Bntler),
Misses Hilton, Hunter. aud Hudson, Of c1uciu-
natl; Miss Goodrich. Miss Jenn'e Tucker Miss
Annie Tucker, Miss Della Brown, Eva Gage,
Alice Gage, Gertle Robinson. Lizzie Fuller,
Emma Smith, Lu Brown, Amelia Smith, Gross,
Courtrey, Butcher, Johnson, Raymond, Allen,
Gorton R9se Norris; Carrie Gar1ie Norris
sproglo,- Clark. Butler and Whitney, and
Messrs. Ed Gortou, Will Gordon. J. D. Bangs
Otis Hall, B. ". Dodson, Packer, George Mont
eomery. VIII sard, lie Baron, Holt, AJs!t, At
water. cleaver, Dandy George Gibbs, FEazis5' W'
Montgomery, Mills. II. Mcclellan, Minton. Raw
son. Hanson, Marcus Smith. Will Tucker, F. ".
Tyler, A S. Tvlcr J. 2. Wills, Wotherell
Churchill (of nocheater). Palmer. Mcdonnell.
Jearnegan, Peters, Gibson. Jackson, Sprogle,
Gilman. Butler. and many others.
Among tho noticeable toilettes, though where
all we're in festal array it B difficult to select any
for approval, was one worn By tall. handsome
brunette. It Was lavender silk, with lace over
skirt, while it's beauty was completed by diamond
ornaments. The contrast was furnished by
fair and lovely bloudc, who was arrayed III a
white robe. with garlands Of natural flowers, and
vino wore pearl ornaments 4 bride, who not
Paris costume OF pink and blue faille. Others
equally handsome attracted the admiration OF
the lookers-on.
Thursday, being Thanksgiving, there we're q
large number OF parties given First,
THE MERRY CLUB
gave another Of their pleasant hops at Marines
West Side Hall, it really being the finest Of the
season. Tie hall was filed with the members