, 1875-05-02


CHURCH AMuuAx1Ts AND CHARITABLE aA1HKn-
1S6s.
4 social gathering was held at the Jaheraon
Park Church, conner Of Adams and Throop
streets, Tuesday evening, which Was much an-
joyod by the participants.
The flower ahov at tho Orphan Asylum Tues
day and Wednesday proved not only financial
SUCCESS for the ladies who, with tho aid of shep-
herd, the florist, inauEurated it, but also WIS
e1nineutly social affair, where many OF the
best OF our citizens exchanged greetings and
bright flowers,
The Church ot the Messiah Fraternit7 gavo
dramatic entertainment. Wednesday evening. in
which they did themselves infinite credit. Mrs.
:Washburn, 80 we'll known in Chicago society ns
tho President Of the Homeopathic Fair, and Mr.
Paul Dana took the charactcrs in "A Morning
Call" "Down By the Sea ' was oredtably gtyan
bg other members OF the society.
SURPRISE PARTIES.
lii. snd M1s. Charles P. Silva, ct No. 429
South Park avenue, received pleasant and
thorough SURPRISE at their residence Wednesday
evening. They were invited out to tea. and re-
turned to find their house filed With friends,
who had brought musicians and caterers to sup
plv ali needs. Among tile guests present verc
Dr. c. G. P. Silva, Mme. o. OvAnna. Mra- J. 3.
Nye, Mrs. VIM. q. Morrill, Miss Maud Hodson,
NILES MAtN dE&Y% M46A t61 pouk0I4 sU4So S1AAC
Nye, Mias Eettio Lnsher, Miss Maggie Westat-
yelt,; and Hiss Lizzie Monleon-
The surprise party given to Miss Randall, Of
No. 1856 Calumet avenue, was among tho pleasant
events Of the past week. Blnging. dancing. and
enjoying delicious supper made tho hours glide
sxltly By. Among the guesta were Misses Deck
er, Williams, Bellev, Alexander, Cartar, David
son, and Messrs. Dali. Philbrook, Cameron,
Beach Beasley, and others.
a very pleasant surpr1ss party also occurred ut
of ~ and AYe 1T A. NAYnr Nh
63l Wabash a7enue, given BY their frieods,
among whom were the following: Mr. aud Mra.
Z. Rosenfeld, Mr. and Mrs. J. Rosenberg, Miss
Augusta Rosenberg, Mr. end Mrs- g. Foreman,
Kohn. Nr: and Hrs. D. stettauer, Mr. and Mrs..
c. gtettauer, Mr. aud Mrs. G. snydacker, Mr. nnd
Mira. Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. Simon, Mr. and
Mrs. Strauss, Mr. and Mrs. Solrz, Ar: and Mrs-
B. Lowontn1, Mr. and Mrs. julius KosenthAl.
III. ind Mrs. Eichold, Mr. and atrs. E. Mandel
Mr. as1d Mrs. Woinemsn, Mrs. Frank, and Ar. L.
Frank. The delicious supper for this party Was
furniahod By Woh1, and the whole affair WIS
noteworthy one in Israelitic circles.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The chief tonic in society nov is tho bal OF
Company It y" which ia to take place on the 18th
inst Every opo ia on the qui yive 10 regard to
Il Tho Invitations are issued, and the names OF
the committees and managers guarantee the 90
cial succesB OF the affair. II WILL probably 20
tbs most brilliant ball ovor given IN Chicago.
Tuesday evening thore will be dramatic PeE-
rormanca. followed by = bali, at standard Hall,
given in sid of St. Lnke's Freo Hospital. 1t was
inaueurated BY the Grace Church Mite Society,
and, while it : more paItlcalarls o naae5 1 e
ticipate in it to large extent. The door man-
ayars nre Col. George B. Nelson, James 3. Ael-
Isv. scott Keith, Fred B Tuttle, Chauncey j.
Blair, Edward g. Duncan, II: Vincent Barter,
md r. 3, Ke1t Tickets admitting gentleman
and lady to The dramatic performances and party,
;roludinc simmer. will be 3S.