, 1875-01-03
EVANSTON.
SOCIAL NEWS OF TIE WEEK.


together ns far as possibble, and soy~
eral received together, thus greatly lessening
tho e1ertioa necessary to sec them all, and
rendering the calls made more pleasant. The
village covers SO much territory, md" contains
20 many Inhabitants, that one day would not give
time under other circumstances. for those hay
ing large acquaintance to mako the rounds,
The gen:1omen, for their part, turned out noblg,
and, fcrswearing slippers, cigars, papers, sleep.
and billiards, made socisl martyrs of themselves
for tho time being. Tae result has ncon that
both se1cs arc highly pleased With the thorough
and profitable manner in which tho day Was en-
joyod.
TEE SOCIAL CLUB.
The most notable event OF the week was tue
formal inauguration Of the new rooms Of tie.
Evanston Social Club, TIE TRIBUNE OF Sunday
last contained d full description Of these rooms,
and Of t1e character and objects Of this Club.
together With lis. of tho most prominent mem
be1s. The first public entertainment was given
tfonday c;enihS, aud tl.s interest WHICH it cra-
tickets Of admission wore sought for.
Us each married couple belonging
could only in7ito one member Of their
family or QUO friend. The hui was crowded 10
it's fullest capacity with fashionable audience,
among which we're numbered representatives OF
most Of the prominent families Of the village.
The perfo1 tnanco opened with IN excellent ss-
lection on the piano by Prot. Oscar Mayo, the
s'Thitd Movement from Leuoro Symphony"
after which the President, Dr. O. II. Alann, de-
livered an interesting address, in which the OBJ
jects and Gins OF the Club were aoly ret forth.
j: tho close DR.. Mann dropped into ye1sc, and
touched up various members OF the Club in
humorous n,anuer., His address Vas received
with general appreciation: ''Tltanla was then
IVA fsrfn in t31AnE-
ing style. After tho performance Of the - Pill
grims Hymn b; Prof. Mayo, the curtain roso
upon tho comedy Ct ''Joha Smith" wherein Ii
shown the dilemma OF the right man in the wrong
placc. The cast was as follows:
mr. John Smith. Mr. Geo. r. Muir
Mr. Hairy Morris. ris.................1lr .1lr. s. 3. Ra;mnd
mr. Chas. iorrs, " Macbeth ..Mr. Y c. comstock
NJ johnson, "Sao.e".'..' II l. q: cage
n 9es'n =; '" "ooo"asn a15au
sir Potts, .Roneo' M $. F: 5unkin
ME M SssSe Sea.s & nolnes hPhosg aog
H. Williams .Ro;la" .AIr. D. 3. Dewey
sLr- s:mIkins, "Macduti". "..-...... n5 l. l. TAYLOR
AZ 1ohn. tEe servnnt a. - 80 y. MMsoa
s9ss tacm Williams Te-
4,Je zIe1 1ANae's "' 0' s1ra. T. r. Wheeler
Miss Kste Sonaers. .csuiia Mrs. i. G. Reed
Mss Lily ones, ..Pauline'' Mrs D. d. Dewey
lAiss Mary Williams. "Par!henia Hrs. u Wicker
1l:ss Jcnhy Lee "Dels:dera Mrs.; Q: IN T. Mann
A.ss aa,s 'oanson, ops1m a",a.a :" o. npss
pany, tue presentation OF the comedy was very
creditablc, and its ridiculous situations Kept the
audience in continual roar Of laughter. It
would 10 inv1dioas to psrticuarizo whera all did
60 uniformly ~oll but Mr. Mu.ra rendition Ut
Job. S,.M4 w2as finished piece Of acting. and
did much to make the comedy success. Before
the curtain foil Oh the last scene. Nj Holmes
Hoge stepped forward and presented tho Sec
rotary, Mr. D. 3. Dewey. with m elegant cane,
for which the recipient returned thanks
The hall was then l., cleared and Pounds Or
number of those present derored themselves
for several hours to the enjoyment OF tho wax
cd floor and excollcut music. Tho members ct
tho clubcan congratulate themselves upon tho
marked SUCCESS Of their irst entertainment.
NEw-TEAR's PARTY
Those fortunate enough to hare been present
By Ar. and Hrs. Edgar Richmond, Friday even
Ing, was one of the most successful and
thoroughly enjoyable OF the Gea-
son. The. spacious residence OF Mrs.
DR.. Hanal;ne Was :. thown open on that
occasion, and tho parlors wero thEougea with =.
happy company. who we're bent on enjoying tho
party to the utmost despite the fatigue Incident
to q faithful observance of New~Year's Day.
Dancing was the PRINCIPAL amusement. and this
pleasant duty was entered upon heartily by
most OF those present, and maintained till an
early hour. Among those 10 attendance were
Mr. and 31rs. Andrew and Edgar Richmond, Mrs-
DR.. Hamline. HRS. Moore, Mr. and Mrs. J. T.
Iecney. Mr. and Mrs. Fl. Y. Smith. Alr. aud
Alrs. G. G: Wilcox, Mr. and M1s Henry
Warrcn, Mr. aud AIRS. Albert Warren
stock, the Misses Easter, Miss Winnie.
Miss Lake, Miss Lottle Powers, Miss l'zzlo
White, Miss Nellie Bradley, Hiss Cora Ar1ck.
Miss Maud Scott Miss hudgot, OF Lako Forest :;
Hiss Evelyn Browne, Miss Watson, Miss Darrow,
OF Eavenswood, Hiss Dollie Scott, MISC Newell,
oIAnA 1en ~ J1,pn