, 1875-06-20
OTHER SU8tjRBS.

Real essatc IS more lively thar IL mtst tubb.
I urban towns The first accommodahoustrasu
from the city daily brings it's quota Of those saek.
| ing cheap homes. and few retnrn without becom-
ing purchasers Of lots. Extensive building i'm.
provements are expected to be- msda the corning
season.
[ The il. E. aociabld was held 1T The resid6ncs
OF a1r. Sweet Thursday evening. The nambst
10 attendance was large. and Nr. and MEs Sweei
dispensed nospita1itles With graceful cordiAltJ.
Music and refreshments were On the evening'l
pfogramme the latter Of which were Admitted
by all 10 ha particularly attractive. TIE r6TeGda
OF the church we're increased By the AMOUNT 81
So
Tho public school closed Thursday, and III.
Ruox. The Principal, very hgppiiy commenced
the vacation by picnic at the Uespiaines Camip-
Ground, TO which all resideuts d tho village
both old and Young, we're invited Arrangeuenss
had been made to hayo the Darlington aecommo~
dAtion train stop at the grounds both going aud
returning, and over fifty wers tf11s conveyed to
the scsae Of the days festivities, aud about an
equal number faaehed there in cafriages. Tia
day waa bright and beautiful. Easables xaro
provided in generous quantities, amusanenss OF
various kinds furnished, snd the little foE an
joyed themselves to their hearth content, whila
tha ldrger ones universally admitted th&t The an-
toFment Of tue day seemed to give them new
lease OF life. Boating, swinging, and crpquet
caused tue hours to pass all too hastily. and for
once the summons home WAS AZ unpleasant onet
But railroad trains are 8s lne1 1ofable ~ tine,
aud at 4:a0 p. n. the party less the ground
a1r. Becknith, the pleasant sud accommodating
conductor Of The train, maEits the hearty thanks
Of the party for his kindness in assisting The lit
tie passengers to and from the cars, His train
was not started nptl he was fully convinced thst
all were falrly On or OF, as the caae might ba,
carefn)ness, By the By, which is hahisuai to him
on ali occasions, and the cultivation Of which
might E6 especially commended to certain other
conductor on the road, whose Ali aouard L.
gsuer3.ly heard before his train has halted, 10
that it hae become proyeshia!ly difficult for any
person, especially lady. 10 get c. board, or
gain the depot platform, before the train Is agsn
en- 1oute.
The la1ies Of the M. E. Churc, giva their NJ
nnal festival on Tuesday evening. The Young
Indies Sewing Circle will join III the festival.
and doubtless contribute much 70 ta interest, As
they sureiV will to its atslactlveneas- They Will
have the fower-tabie, and one for the ssie Of
fancy articles Of their own rnauutacthfe TleT
expect to carry on the hunora Of the evaninE,
both socially and financially.
MORGAN RARK.
The Morgan Park sufferers party toof plsce
TnasaAy evening, at the Morgan PARK Hail in
spite al the iuclemens weather which prevailed
in tnat section OF the country throughout tho
entire day and evening. The fog was so thick
and heavy as to make driving unsafe; buh
Notwithstanding the difficulties which the PEG
ple had to encounter in reaching Morgan Park
the party, thong ID not q large one. passed nf ir
the pleasanteat manner, and numbered about
thirty-dve couples. Owing to tho state Of too
weather the guests were rather late 10 making
their appearance. and, in consequences. the psrT
did not commence until quarter Of 1G O'Clock.
It vas one Of the mcst elegant ever Witnessed
at Morgan Park. and showed great deal Of esro
IL it's getting up. Tne ladies were nsa1lt tn n
full dtess; bnt amongst them, for beauty OF
toilet. were uost noticeable A1is5 Huntington,
Aliss Jackson. tha ,Mssas Hansen, sad atss
Myrick, tho elite Of Morgan PARK and Bue Ut.
and who 10 their silks And white lace6, presented
d most pleasing ap2earanee, The music wits fof-
nished BY Mr. Chatles Dotz1er, and gave snena
Of all. Tie supper, which wxs pEe~
pared and ae:Ved bv tne Morgan Park lsdiea
formed one Of the best features Of that aTea-
lnE's Entertainment. Tho, t2oIa was elegantly
and ornathented mlta f0ssrd, Iha
Programme comprised eighteen daucSa enn'
three extras, star.lug off with na4rch; md toa"
lowed by the Ao.gxn Park Snifererg: WEttz.
Dancing wits kept up until morning, when shs
party broke NJ, highly pIszsed WITH the eyentnKa
"a Torment: Among: tic pteseht 1era, from
sIor9an ps!k. AIR. aud Mrs.: F. f. Cdtsts :ad
sf4aa Cq'ue, Mr. aud Mrs: Silva aud Msa ai*a,
1lr. and Mrs Il. F. Clarke, the Ainses Stzl!a Aad
Jennie CIatka, tia Miasea Kie9r, tha tAns1
Ella. xnd' oasa Eatkbst;; lid Massa ttszs5 I'D