, 1875-01-31

NOuNcEMENTS
THE coMISH WEEK.
Verein Club. The next party will be given At
the residence OF Louis Scohold, Esq, No. $50
Fulton street, Friday evening.
Minerva Club The fifth party Of their third
series will be given at the Caledonia Pas1ors
Friday evening, Feb. S.
Ali Saints. The ladies will give their next
grand social and promenade party, With music
and supper, at Marines West Side Hall, Fab
s. These parties have been very enccessful, the
supper being particularly excellent and forming
3 desirable item.
Unity Church Furnishing Fund Dancing Party.
The last OF this series will be given Feb. 3, at
Temperance Hall, on Huron street.
Clifton House. Invitations arc out for an ele-
giant party ut the Clifton House tomorrow even
ing. Tho committee are Messrs. G. F. Nelson,
+. B. Tobey, ". Northrup, ]. G. Bates, N. L.
Young, and ". T. Lindloy.
Fraternity Of The Church OF the Messiah. They
will give calico party at Marines South Side
Hall, corner OF Twenty-second street and India
na avenno, Feb. s. Tho Reception COMMITTEE
arc Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Burley, Mr. and airs
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Asay, Dir. and Mrs.
J. G. Hilton, 3lr. and Mrs. Murry Nelson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. J. Mcfarland, Mr. and Mrs.
George P. Gore, Dir. and Mrs. D. L. ShoEes, Mr..
and Mrs. E. K Elkins, Alr. and Mrs. George e.
Johnson. Dir. and Mrs. T. J: McAuley, ~: and
Airs. S. G. Bailey, a1r. and Mrs. ". FL Thomp-
son, ur. and Mrs. Louis Nah, Mr. and Mrs. c.
D. Bedford, Mr. and Mrs W F. Tucker Mr. aud
Mrs. B. Mcyickar. Alr. aud Mra. J. B. Young,
and Col J. L. James. Tickets can be obtained
&. Buriey IL Chairman
Marines academies calico party, an annual
complimentary benefit to the lady teachers, will
DO given Monday evening at tho Ncst-Side
Academy. Tho managers, Messrs- Nye, Jennings,
HANSON, Diakhnw, Dauie!s and Vanzwoll. have
taken every care to render this pleasant aud
enjoyable party. 4 programme OF twenty num-
bers has been carefully selected and ARRANGED:
Hiawasha Club. Their next party will ibe
given at the residence of Mrs. Webster, corner
of Ogden avenue and Washington street,
Feb. s.
Merry Club. This organization will givo an
elegant fuil-dres5 party ut Martiue's West Side
Hall Feb. s. They propose to make this the
poclally the supper, will receive the most care
ful attention, aud everything will be the best OF
| its kind. Menbers Of the Pail Mall Informal.
lfiawatha, Nameiess, and other favorite clubs,
have received invitations. A goodly representa-
| tion is therefore expected, al many personal
friends who have not hitherto attended tho
| parties have had the courtesy Of the Club ex-
| tended to them. Those who have been foStu-
nate enough to recelve Invitations may we'll
| anticipate pleasant evening.
Independent Club. The next and last party OF
this Club will be given Feb. 4, and will be a mas
quersde. Tickets for it can be obtained Of any
Of tho managers. No one will be allowed to
dance before II o'clock unless he is masked.
Cornl Club. There will be u closing party
given By this Society at the West Side kinter-
gar.en Feb 3.
Oriental Club. It's members will meet Feb. 1
at Marines West Side Hall.
N1inneo!a Club. 1t will weiome members and
guests Tuesday evening"
The niuth annnal bali "a carniral) OF the q. F.
I. Benevolent Society will be held at Orpheus
Hall, corncr Of Lake and Peoria streets, te-mot-
row evening.
The last party of the Oriental Sovereign Con-
be given at their Asylum. No. II East Monroe
street, Thursday, Feb. Is. During the inter-
mission, the Consistory Amateurs will play the
laughable farce Of - Servants By Legacy."
a large party will be given at the residence of
S. A. Tolnlan, on Prairie avenue, Thursday even.
the Pckwick Club will giro masquerade ball
at Gcrmaula Hail. Feb. p.
The Ladies' Promenade, Dancing. and Euchro
Club will give complimentary soiree Friday
evening at Woods l1usic Hall.
A phantom party will be gwen at Floods Hall,
Hyde Park Thursday evening. Costume
White sheet, pillow-caae hat (starched), white
mask, white gloves.
The next party Of the La FavoEite Club will be
held Feb. II. at Mactines West Side Hall.
The second of the series OF charity parties for
the benefit OF the Good Samaritan Home will be
given as Carr's Hail, Monday evening.
Tie Empire Club will give grand masquerade
ball at Woods Music Hall. corner OF Washing
ton and Green streets, Wednesday evening.
They mean this to bo brilliant party A small
admission fee will be charged to the gallery.
Master Charles and Bliss Emily Oryia, son md
daughter OF E. q. orvis, Esq:, Central Park ala
Ogden avenue, Lawndale, will be ut home to
their young friends Friday evening, from 6 to II.
Invitations have been issued and this will he
one Of the notable events OF the season i'll ju-
veniie society ct Lawndae.
The charity bail Of the Illinois St. Andrews
Society will be given at at the Sherman House,
past s.
The frat reunion party Of the old PhmniI
Quadrille Club. who have reorganized, will be
given Friday evening At klate's Parlogs, Nos ~
ma ~ North Clark street. 4 repetition Of theI
former pleasant time il anticipated.
Waabansia Lodge. No. 100, 4. F. and A. H.. |
will hold their second social Thursday evening !
at Oriental Hall, No. 122 LaSalle street. The |
Rev. DR.. Stocking will give 40 original poem, |
s.The Past and tho Present" The Rev. Robert /
CoIyer will deliver an address; also. appropri- |
nte music and readings by the best talent OF the
city.
Ine chief social excitement on the North Side
last week Nas the preparation Ter an amateur
theatrical performance to take plsce Monday |
evening ar. Julian Rumsey lends his house,
the Unity Church fraternity (Rooert Coliyer) |
lands it's stage, and 81 best society" lends its |
best dramatic talent; and, when these loans are |
turned into money, tie st. James Industrial 30
ciety will reap rich harvest Of funds.
Aid and Mrs. r. G. Clarke will BIO the 1ecipi- |
cnts Of party Thursday evening at Carrs
South-Side Hall. The party will be under the !
direct management OF Messrs. W. A. BflGgs, OF |
the Eucbre Club; Y. 6. P9rdy. Ellis ParS M