, 1875-07-11

The b.sket picnic Of the Social Club, which had
oeen looked forward to for some weeks a. nofaole
aoctal event, occurred according to announcement
last Thursday, and mora than justified the expecta-
tions Of those who participated The day was all that
could hive been desired being exceptionally agrees
b1e and the e1cursionsts fortunately escaped the
sprinklne which has fallen to the lot Of most recent
Ecnice- A. .,,,n
had BEEN placed at the disposal OF Tue ClaD taEonsn
started tor Glen Fora, laden with members Of ne
Club and invited guests, to the number Of aoous ~.
aa some Of the gentlemen felt that they could not at
sent themselves from business for an entire DAY for
the s.se Of pcnl; Gsn 1GFh :, In ss
ths owner Of the grounds. and found carriages
and other vehicles waiting to Transport the and @
selected Tor The picnic. What might have Irovcd
yery eerIous accident aveItsd - the train was
leaving the station, by the skill and PLUCK OF James
Pats. a coschIuan. who prevented spirited team,
which had teen frightened by tho cara, from running
through the crowd.
but war more enjoyable than ususl because Of ne
superior facilities for amusement Afforded. and ne
ehara.ter anS ID, disposition nl vss hsp. e3oss
conned to the dancing which had been laid for
the occasion, and was well patronized oS tno many
Who found their chief amusement there. Ample PRO
vision was also made for those whose tastes were
otherwise inclined. The train returned TO Evanston
about o'clocx its passengers being al rather tired
but unanimous in pronouncing the excursion the
mont successful and enjoyable in their experience.
AMONG TEE MANY WHO PARTICIPATED
may BE- mentioned Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert, Mr. ana Ats
! s. Easter Misses Ida and Birdie EssteE, hr and
Mrs J. Il Williams, l. II. Williams aud Mise: Anna
and Helen Wil.%. Gen. sSsePh M S1nes snd " M. 1na
Wheeler, Sir. and Mrs. J. Keene5, PTof. a4d Ms;
Oscar Mayo. Nj. and Mrs. n. D. Phillips. Ut. ana
NJ Man, %a is 4 WcRs NJ End 1s
Dewey v. s. Mccrea aud Mrs. g. H. Mccrea, Of Chi
cago Mr. F. H Webster tses , Webster Ga IND w,nns
son NJ. and Ms j. j. Parkhurst and daughter, Mrs.
francis Bradley Miss Nele Bradley Mr.. H. T. Pees
IT.; IT.. 3tnnis M sne asss Mss 4 H.
daughter, Mr.. 5. E. Burke, Miss stel1 9 Burke,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. B1ow3e Misses belie M1 pgn
Scott, Miss scott Mr. aul Ms. n. G. Gsdley; Mrs 4
c. Reed, Mr. @. ". Muir, Mis- Muir NJ and n Mrs . Q.
So. K Misses Lizzie and Hattie T1ilnshas, Mr. and
| MIS- T. l.. brown and son, Mrs. s. F. 1unDn- Mrs. a.
D Reed Mr. L. g. Gage Miss Alec B1ra1s %las s et aKe
Of Chicago, Dr. B. D. Mussey. Of Cincinnati; Nr; aud
Mrs George Lord, 4. g. Bouten aad IL Mr. E sria. T.:
Va H. md Ms. A. I. sesell Mesrs. Richard and
waletr Wyman, John T. Hasnlne, A. s APPLETON. Wal
ter E H.sktn. Robert Beatty, j. F: Waits, ~ ~ =.
md NJ. ]. < Arnsby, III. and Mra ". g. White.
| Mr.. md Mrs. s. B. Raymond, Mr. and Mrs n u
lott, liz. and Mrs H. E. Warren, Nj: and Mrs. Chas
A. Tooels. III. and Mrs. Chas. Duttcn Mr.. and M1s.
l. W. Conkey, Mr.. aud Mn: J. G. Ogden, LII. una y Ms
Watson MT: and oa,s Mas A1foek' pf anu A4S
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| ANT1-TEMPERANcE BUSINESS,
THE TRIBUNE has already noted the various steps
taken to eradicate from South ES'hstoo ths
precincts Of the cemetery for mo5e anu
been places Of resort for the worst OF
Otherwise peaceful neighoorhood. Although thc cnar-
meter Of thase places has been well KNOWN Is not
until recently that any determined attempt to nm
out has besn made m aop5 Mnrshs Who %as aned
abou. s 90 4 week ago, which viii be heard next
wednesday At The same time = II indyid1al s nnntd d
snswsr elcyen complaints. Nurh5 took appeal In
the cases decided against him. but Schaunea VINO vas
aned nearly 500 Il M The same lime is earning the
The war being waged towards 1he south has directed
attention to The practices Of ceIn iocaseo 4a
perance town, where liquor CA only b. procured e-
galy from druggist on the prescription Of physi-
haa meyer 1sa been xsg nhSse,p 70 and
corane 10 general rumor Il las been less difhcult
to obtain Il Ut oertstn drugstore; Some ia day.
lei h, proeedtngs ] against ors Of The druagst.,
but felt compelled to asd the advice Of a!
bis o1
edge Of his Intentions and sudden decrease In the
patronage Of the establishment snd It's friends n nave
Mr. william Huntoon was the victim Of enjoyable
surprise party on his 54th birthday;
" Ms. I. i. Anglo md family will visit the Adiron-
| dicks this summer.
Mr. CHARTS ?. Whee1er is Atsent on I Tip through
Missouri.
Mrs Dr. Wheeler has gone to Rockford.
Ar. B. F. alartn Of Sydney o., Ia whiting friends
| in ETarston.
III, John Haline ia engaged in writing IN essa5 fo1
the intercollegiate contest In New York next Sep
| tember.
Ii. l. H. Ha5u.an has sons to R.ctne, o. to spend
| his summer vacation.
Capt ". N. Bratuard gees to drass Lake this week
; on fishing excursion.
Miss Frances E. willard has departed for the East
for the summer.
CO.. Goodenow is visiting his friends At Northport
Mich
| MIBCLLANY.
J An entertainment given ut Jennings HA11
Thursday evening. for tho beneft Of the colored
Methodist Church Of Chicago. .Tha atsendzncs va,
large, but select anong those present being tLs
Rev, Dr. Briggs, and Aessra. Waiter W5mAn and l.
II. Williams
: The Preabyte11an s1ndAy School Association WI
uicnic Evanston Tuesday, going hencs In the Mus
tegon. Tbs Rev. Dr.. Noyes will welcome tbs eona
pauy. $50 .
Tho sociable It tho South Evanston Asthodix
: Church Thursday evening VA veil attended,, sns
. seemed 10 b. waQ enjoyed