, 1875-04-11

Revival Of Society Matters IN
Chicago.
Club Parties and Private Entertainments
of the Week.
How They Kill Time at Evanston
and Lake Forest.
Past and Future "edd1neSs


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From ersy November into March,
And lingering April hardly saw
vhen sndi.n' TTe kTaet efes a1ar.
Looked dox7 the soft siiea Of thssp3ink
And, gu1aea ~. py aaarans u, i.S.Is,. nSns,
.~- .x.e. ->o.s..s,ns -. nv .o,7,a in n.t;anee
49, 49, -,roo,or,z ,,-l. .,d aonaraa and
s". 4.' ea 49,. s.,~a+;r~ IT. .r.ann.,s and hlo.-
ss1 a ,oa1,;nn -.od,~.na md tow.rda the
,.-a .t,o,t tha ia war Denart,nant - nee.
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17,a ,,,rnlo nrorn,.e q, the spring
Ii writ Il, vioots on ths ground.
Shrubs Laden n; ;th their fragrant burdens OF gold
xnd scarlet 1owArs are beginning to hold up their
triumphant he4ds, AND <faunt thar beautiful
aolots to tbs breeza~ ,tbaafif
.How.rd Gjrndor. fnn1Gav whom hare quoted
;s 49, ,,o.,r,e ia ,s;:.,,< of ro-7p lxdy.-
so''o. - 1O1 '', wv f---:n:.. - -.
MISS Laala feoaeh'-"aoeeo oA4u4A.se P~'NAJ AN.S
attracted go much and such tavoEable commen1~
She has becn blind from her birth, yet il ~
rF1Nn
49, ras'..;,,,, a.noh.sr ~ Einp Rane.
tne peao.'0A
ahe as' In aoolnoo ~ nes onou0s
deaf mute, and yet her realm OF fancy Ia peopled
with as lovely and varied creations IL II she had
haa, h1...ad With sens.s "a acuts M her tslsnts
.,.r,n .-o.vn
:. 4N t"oA o10'~
Speaking Of M'ss heaoeh sotoeno" suggests
Miss Emerson, though why, l cannot explain, az
theyare ike in neither their poetry nor xperien
eos 1.'ee t,4as14 - Nd rnaa-sa~ 80,
Bu1sheo ph1iosopns9, na.pn "Atoo Im'4sou' -
u, IL gentsonan~fnenoto to4o me- tae ttae Aa1ons
Of the popular ballad ''Beteey and Aro ont,
.t,on+ vh;ch ar n,ueh controversy has been had
1s -s;.,, - n,,;r,,ad hv viii 4 C.r1eton. Miss
nno "ulsu - s4A. ~ 49, 49,. .t.;s.. ;n.a,,;1a,t
Ene1sou uses Al one - AAe @4'1'1'
New England towns, near enough 20 bos'on "
be affected By its atmosphere OF cultivation and
l;tara4v emnl.ti7eneas. The Young lady has, for
-.' ~za~a ho-sa,r I'D her oi1c1a ~ frends
geAa' an'osoa nosse.4 ."a 40. .'4> go -
b5 writing poems CT oanaas' Win no s',ousu1 ~
or ambition for their publication. An old couple
in the town, whose peculiaritiea wore noticeable
a. d;vorce afrer having lived asuicobIy to-
rether for nearly half q century. Tie incident
ftis. EMERSON nred As the subject for poen,,
and it proved Il great favorite. Some time after
it yas written, gentleman friend asked per1nis~
1;s,t har wbo Wa stayinr few days in Boston,
md Who had heard Of her poetry and Was de-
airoua Of seeing some OF it. The young lady,
OF course, replied she would bs happy TO see
them both, and would 1aad them some OF her
best productions. The gentlemen both praised her
poems extrayaeant1y, and the younger one, nfter
ascertaining that Miss Emerson had never had
ANYTHING printed, sad was not desirous Of pub
hci,y, asked her If ene objected to his copying
one Or two Of the posna be- admired Ia most and
three Others, appeared in Western papers. under
The siguature Of Will L. Carleton. or course,
ean't Touch for this story; merely tell it to
You ~ twas told to me- hope, for the sake
It Mr. Carleton, it is without foundation.
Judge Richardson and his wife, and attractive
daucnter, Miss Belle, aro making arrnnge-
nasnts for journey round ths world. not
auite in eighty days however. The Judge
will 60 *'across the Continent" TO- Japan,
where the ladies' OF his family will leaTe
hin In order to journey mora letsurely
throughout Europe and Asia Tho great
val will bs seen, whose wonderful length OF
l200 or 500 miles vas built By the busy hands
Of iuuumaratle Chinese laboleEs within the
been erected over two centuries before the
Christian era, at IN expense which would cover
the laying Of eyerg. ra,l in tho United states,
aud yes but fav tuins are notlceable nj tals late
day.
Perhaps the party will travel through North
EN- and Central ASIA, and will be enabled to WIT
ness the prayine machine which rolls OF patsT-
zosters by this dozens in an incopoelVabiy short
space Of time. Wouldn't it be good sugges-
ton to introduce the novelty into Plymouth
Church just now?
4 WONDERFUL TEMPLE
Indi2 IL to be visited in the course OF the jour
ney, and expeditions up tbs Gauges to the
Jumns, on whose banks stands tna 1ncon,
parable Tai Mahui. monnment eteGIeo
to the an1tans B&uoA Begun by her
jnrnnso1a h1e 1nr1 Shah Jehau. The temple ia