, 1875-10-03
SUBURBAN FRlvoLfTiES.

| There must ba mentioned first the approach.
ing weddings. That which will most surpris.
| the friends OF the parties will be the special
property OF that exclusive locality socially known
as 1.-THE Ridge" The members ot
| The Eclectic Reading Club cannot
! bring themselves to believe that Mr.. Jesse
3. Lyons, Tho has been the life Of the Club for
30 long period, is actually about to assume the
yoke matrimonial. But such is the case. His
] friends can ascertain the name OF the lucky
young lady by asking the Jolly husband that ia
/ soou to be.
Saving nothing about Mr.. Med y johnson,
the next case is that OF Mr. David ". Casseday.
Of the Board Of Trade who will bo united in
marriage with a1iss Clara .. Willard, OF Highland
Park, at that place, next Thursday afternoon.
Others might be mentioned, but will be re-
served for the present, with ono exception. Hiss
lottie Newman, daughter Of DR.. e. Newman, ia
to be welded to the Rev. Amos u. Gould, q grad
uste Of Albion College and the Garrett Biblical
Institute. Oct. a Nr. Gould ia pastor OF tie
Eclectic Club meets at the residence Of
3lr. CHARLES Constock Monday evening"
There will be an attractive variztlon
from The regular programmes: =, The Club
residence Of aIr. T. A. Cosgrove last week, on
which occasion nearly every family belonging to
the Club WIS represented.
The South Evanston Social Club gives an en-
tertainment Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. AMBROSE Foster, being about to
leave Evanston for their winter soiouru in Flor
ida, gave taoleaux party to about thirty OF the
young friends Of their daughter Alice
Friday evening" Tue programme consisted
Of the ''Artlsts Dream and scenes from
..Mother Goose" and, considering the fact that
q number OF the children who perhonated char
acters we're from to 10 years OF age, surpassed
many ike exhibitions given BY the churches Of
the village. The rendition Of Little Bo-Peep"
by Lille Paul was especially noticeable. At the
conclusion of the performance the guests we're
served with refreshments, and the remainder Of
the evening was spent IN games and dancing.
BLUE ISLAND.
4 very pleasant affair in the shape OF sur-
prise party took place last Friday evening at the
beautiful residence Of AIr. and Mrs. William
Morgan, i, Blue Ialand- Last Friday was Mica
keelie JackBon'a birthday, and, her trlends
being anxious to show heT tha esteem in
which she is held by them, and their
prise. but in order to more ehectually mako a
genuine affair OF it's kind she was invited out
by friend to spend the evennG. Her friends,
some tweuty-four or thirty in number, met at
began at really o'clock. In vain did the whole
Ing to see the 'tsurprised," until 10
o'clock, when she made her appearance As
was in no particular hurry to get home, and only
did 30 when she got ready; but her looks when
she arrived and saw what her friends had doue
for ber but too plainly showed the deep emo
tions Of her Aeart- It was quite while after
her friends shook hands with her be-
fore she could ozpreas in words
the sentiments she felt towards them. The
psrlots we're beautifully ornamented with raie'
lilies and various other flowers, tue work OF
both Mrs. Morgan and Miss Fannie Huntington. |
Al rsr fHa rf1yt
dining room. where splendid supper awaited |
them, Of which eEeTy oue seemed to partake IN
manner pleasing to the hostess, after winch they
again assembled in J., the na5lor5 to .tteg Tssans
IL S''s'1&' e. ons ssrnas ne The %hols ''' vas
. very enjoyable affair. The following are the |
names Of almost ali the friends present: Mr.. |
aud Mrs. Lewis D. Lowry, Mr. and Mira. A. T.
Misses Fannie and Bessie Huntington. Miss
Susie ii. Renord, Miss Fsnnie Rezfor3. Miss
Mary bunker, Miss Lizzie Myrick. Hiss YirEinin
Silva, A1iss Laura Z. Bacon. and Miss Mary Mas
sey. and Messrs- 9. ": Kyle, W.. Hiliasd,
Heber Rexford, Jr.. and Frank I. Silva
ESoLEwooD.
The coming season in this pleasant suburb
promises to be more than usually Say aod lively. |
The members Of the Terpeichorean Ciab net last |
SATURDAY. evening aud reorgaui2ed for the winter.
The first meeting occurs Saturday evening, Oct.
3, and each fortnight thereafter. These par
lies hare been conducted in q manner heretofore
hat meets the approval Of the community: They
at 7:15 o'clock p. m sharp, and close
It precisely II. The Club is composed OF some
II the best people in the community, not e1-
:epting quite sprinkliug Of menbers OF Earlous
.hurches.
The Englevood Literary Society will soon
its semi-ulonthlY meetings. |
| course Of lectures is talked Of. The old Ama-
eur Society," which had nearly died out, but |
shich had fat treasury, has been revived in 30
At as to appropriate the fuah to the purchase
# books to form q nucleus Of a library.
The Dickens Club have in rehearsal SheHdau's
Rivals" TO be brought ont in about two weeks
or tne benefit of the new Methodist Church
LOW in process OF erection. Some Of the mem-
,ers Of this Club are endowed with I'D unusual
mount Of talent. and their representations ars |
+WayB well attsnded.
OAK PARK.
The Redowa Club OF Oak Park hare reorgau- :
led under the old oficera. Mr., John Quick. {
nth his usual generosity. has tandnred the 30
1ety tha tres uxe Of his dancing hau IN the HAr