, 1875-10-24
CLUB NEWS.
THE STANDARD.

The opening party Of the Standard Club took
place at their hall, corner Of Michigan avenue
and Thirteenth street. Inst Thursday, and in
point of elegance and appointments was one OF
the most notable eyents ia social circles for
some dava. Neither time nor money had been
spared to make the evening enjoyable, and the
handsome floral decorations and the elegant
supper testified to tho taste and good manage
ment Of come one.
The costumes were rich and elegant, and it is
seldom that so many handsome attires are seen
as we're displayed upon this occasion. Diamonds
too, were in pyofusion. One Of tho most inter-
esting features Of the evening was the debut Of
Miss Minnie Homer, young lady attired in
white gros- grain silk, profuse1y trimmed with
buds and roses, aad diamond ornaments
The Great Western Light Guard Band FUR
nished the music. Among the many present
were Mr. and Mrs Selz. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
II. schwab, Mrs. s. 4 Levy: Mrs: ida Solomon,
Augustus Rosenberg, Mrs Flora Childs, MIR.
and Mrs, f. Horoer, Dir. and Mrs. s. Rosen-
baum, Miss Bertha Selz, Miss Pauline Wineman,
Miss Emma Ein5tein, Miss T11lle BallenberS.
Mlss Rebecca Altman, Miss hann1e fTost, Miss
Tlllie ELel, Miss Louisa Friedman. Miss Jennie
Cobu. Miss Eliza Bear, Miss ainnie Horner,
Miss Gracie Cole, Miss Julia Simon Miss Ra-
chel Cole, Miss Mlnchradt, Miss Mamie Frank,
MIR, Juline Cohn, OF New York
The tloor-m.nagers for the occasion wero
Messrs Childs, Florsheim. and Labcntohl, while
Mr. Schwab tended satisfactorily to the aEduous
duties devolving upon h1m as the President OF
the Club. ....
Union PARE CLUB
The first party of the season under the aus
pices of the above named Club was given Mon
day evening at the residence OF Mrs. Ii. Il. Beck,
No. 10 Park avenue, aud WAS complete SUCCESS.
Pound Furnished the music. There we're pre5-
eut Misses Akin, Leonard, Mcclure, Brine Ior-
ris. Gooorich, Collins, Stevens, Hudson, Butler,
Peckham, Cuyler, Sherwood, Grihiu, Marion
Ecan, Nellie FL gan, Mr.. and Mrs. q: L. Bingham,
and Messrs. Aldrch, Norton, De Berard. Whit
new. Eldridee. Peckhan, Woodford, Cheney,
Grassie Hawkins, E. Hough: Ely, G. Hough,
Snow, Cobb, and Gregory. The next meeting
will occur on Monday evening, NOV. l. at 644
West Washington street, when musical, liter
arc and miscellaneous entertainment will be
presented
"I.A FAyoR11E" c1CB.
The opening bsll Of the series to be glven re- oy
this society during the season, occurred at War
tines West Side Hall last Monday evening. the
ATTENDANCE WAS large. and the affair passed oh
quite successfully. The room Was hnel7 oeco,
fated by Sanders with hage, eVergreeos. aeo
flowers. At the west end, above the orchestra
was the device, "We1come to Les faTonses, IN
Princess pine. while from each chandelier de-
peuded bouquet Of cholca flowers With green
earlands dropping from each branch.
EVANSTON
Le Plaiser Club iudu1ged IN phantom parry
Tuesday evening. at the residence OF sae Eon a',a
H. B. Hurd it proved to be one of the most sue
cessful of the pleasant assemblies OF this C!uo
Among those present were Miss Gould (of cln-
c,uuati> Afies Breed (of st. Paul, Miss Meaa
Miss WaIEortb, Miss Lake, Mas BurIe. Miss
Randolph, ths Misaes Blaney, Miss sbunan'