, 1875-01-17
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sister, Misses Albright, Brainerd. and Miller |
evening Dress Miss Castle as Mother Goose
M1=n Barrovs as Queen Of Spades, Messrs Hot1
man in Court 'dress Gnth as a Highlander, Ran
ney ns Tragedy, Howell as q Dutch1nan, Taylo
as Frenchuan from Cork, Jewett as soldier o
1776, Davidson and Green IN Cou1t-costumes
Champion and Dollnan in doniuces, Bobazs .es
Dutch Mason, Elwood and Hart, with man
others, in fancy dress.
The Ellis Park Club met at their hall, on Cot
tege Grove avenue Thursday evening, aud en-
joyed smother OF their pleasant reunions.
The Oriental Consistory gaze its third socia
party at their lodge-rooms, in the American Ex
/ press Building, Thuraday evening. These par
tics are always extremely pleasant affairH.
The Ivnnhoes met at the residence OF Dr.. Bas-
nctt, No. 1873 South Morgan street, Thursday
evenlng. There is no private club whose Parties
arc more enjoyable than these.
The entertainment given by the ladies Of tho
"Good Samaritans at Martioe's Wost Side Hall
| Thursday evening, waB very enjoyable affair,
and we'll attended BY very select party. Tnls
was the first Of series, and Others III pleasant
mny be anticipated.
The WELCOME Greeting" party a. Shows
Academy, Friday evening. was among the pleas
Who we're present we're the Misses Loeb Miss
Shirt., Miss Stern, the Misses Slime, the Misses
Friedman, miss Levi, Hiss 8llau:nbeck, Miss
! Ring, Miss Small, MISS Wells, and the Messrs.
Erledman, Meyer. Loeb, Shire plser, Wooley,
| Wiuoberg, Ortmayer, Bluhn, Sbau1nBeck. Mai.
tip, Lidd, Van Borlen, Erby, and Buxboum.
The !" La Fayorite" assembly at ct Martiue's
Hail was, as it always is asuccess. These parties
are too woI-known to require amp comment,
and when it is said that this was as ENJOYABLE as
any ct tho others it tells the whole story. This
was the last party Of tho eeason, but it 10 pro-
posed TO inaugurnte new series, which shall
be equally as pleasant as those which have Just
G ,sed.
Tue Minerva Club held calico party at
+, lcdonla parlors, 1G7 aud 1863 Washington street.
Eaesy evening. Music Was furnished by the
Great 've.sa1n Light Guard Band. THIS was
conceded 10 be tho pIeasantoss party Of tuo
season, and tue evening passed almost too
quickly away for the lovers OF terpsichoreau
parlo.a for tho march. tho unique calico coats Of
the c!ab members and the TOILETS OF their ladies'
attested that thus was to BE- calico party in
reality, as well US in name.
There was masquerade gIveu BY tho Contra
Club FRIDAY evening ct Cenrra! HaIl.
The Mlgnon Club met Friday evening. i
Tho amateur dramatic CORPS Of tie Union
Catholic Library Association gave pleasant on,
terta'nmant at their hall, corner Of Monroe and
state stroets, last week. ::
The West End Climb left tho CITY Tuesday eTcn- 4
ing last BY private conveyance for the village OF
Euglewood, and were entertained ut the resi-
dencs Of Alr. and Mrs. Chanberlin 10 q Yery cor
dial manner. There were also present many
1rlends Of the club who reside ia 'Ensewood.
Among those from the city wero Mr. md Mrs.
McClelend, Mr. aud Mrs. Pork1ns. 1lr. and Mrs.
Goodal, Hiss hllloauk, Miss Campbell, Miss
Chn1noe-l1n. Miss Hunter, Hiss Sp-a:t aiigs
Mccartney, aIiss Clancy, 11iss Geuness, Mr.
Nansle. at. sofibner, Mr. Waggener. Mr.. Nc
Clay Nr. Clanc1y, and Others.
The entertasnmens at the Clarendon House, |
ihnrdday evening, proved very interesting to |
those who participated in it. tlr. White made !
it extremely pleasant for all, and stated that nis
intention IN thus arranging the evenings enter |
tainment ras in order to make his boardera &C. \
quainted with each other. Vocal and instru- /
tncutai music readings by Mr. Martyr, and |
some tanc solos upon the piano by Miss Mont
Eomorv, were among the features Of ths evening.
The Blaney Quartetto Club furnished some line
bark Lofer. and Goodrich. They were repeat
ediy encored. and '.Old Simon the CeEarar"
Tas particularly well received. a delicious sup
per and dancing followed.
THE WOODRUFF HOUSE.
The following testimonials have been toudered |
. tho pcopr:etors Of the Woodruff House for |
hclr courtesy in inviting tho Sans Souci and /
oall-Aiau Clubs to enjoy their elegant hospi-
al1tY:
yesrs. J. r. BoordH.an d Co.
akSr1EnKs: It is with pleasure that no, IN behsf
i tho Sans souci Club offer sincere thanks for
our ktnd invitation to tho Woodruff Houso rnas1ue-
ade on thu evening Of the 9Th Inst The entertainment
Fas complete IN every particular, hospitality be
ng fully appreciated by the members Of the club.
-VA1a EehIo-lujf, CALVIN LQB4. SACretaCY, |
Ed kIMnALL, President.
, sas rree,teto,' If ne Heodrxg Ho:s::
GENTLEMEN: At tho LAST meeting Of tho PaU-aIau
nh the following was IN qnimousy adopted:
WHEREAS, Tho proprieto1s Of the Woodruff Hote1 |
ID, upon Wednesday evening, Jan. g. tender COM |
inentary party to the members Of the PalMan Club:
nj,
WHEREAS, Tho members of the club feel under yerv
reat obligations to the gentlemen Of tho aboye-name1
ouso for tl,eir kindness and hospitality upon That |
Ecning; be 1t
AesoErtd, Tnat vote Of thanks be tendored these
antle1nen, expressing deep appreciation OF the
,npiuent 30 extended.
E. F. Goa1oE, Secretary,
HOWARD O. SPEoaAE. President
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