, 1875-08-22
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE:

ford into cave Of gloom. from WHICH ue uu
not emerge until the meeting aaloufneo. NJ
rnntad the propriety Of reconsiderng the ap-
polntmept for the purpose Of allowing lnll IN
Te.tIcatioo. but, no proofs being addnced, the
reappolntment was conhrned BY Vota OF mas
to one And 80 ended one OF the storm!est
sessions OF tue Board. much credit being dae
to The eentlemanly President. Mr. Datton, for
10 ably managing the belllgerents-
LAWN PARTIES
The one given BY Master Allie and Hiss
Frankie Wild to the young folks, in honor OF
their twelfth birthd4y. was one Of the moss en- ~
joyabie entertainments it has ever been our lot
to wiiness. Ali manner OF lights were protusely
scatsered over the lawn. large tent was
erected on the grounds aud brilliantly lighted
10 which the young people lad spiendid tlme
all by themselves, aud where no one was Pre-
friends Of the young host and hostess had ar
ranged elegant bouquets IL reckless proluslon,
and IN other vays contributed to the pleasures
OF the evening. D1nclng and ref1eahmsnts" were
liberally scattered through 1he programmes ana
when the tims came for the "good-nieht" they
all regretted that Allie and Fraakse's birthday
did not come oftener than once year: Aay
they live long and prosper -und their 1amlues'
ST. LCKEs. .~.
st. Luka's came smiling to the 'front.' AGAIN
with another "gaulboi on the grass fof WHICH,
thar denomination is 20 famous. This tins tho
sociable WAS held on the grounds ana N tu9
maeui6cent parlors Ut Mr. and Mrs. Monroe.
who entertained the friends OF the parish IN
right regal atyle. Their beautiful hone On Nam
s,1eot was the centre Of attraction to many who
neglected to contribute their mite ip aid Of the
Guild. Wo speak OF the Genli1es who gazed on
the fairy scena from "afar of, T" or hung wlst-
fuIly On tue feucs and enviad those
On tho lawn or course the indispensa-
BILE headlight was there, aud as we gazed On
its battered sides, aud reflected on tue many
times it had done duty in the good causo--ws
forget! il is always nonopolized by the croQues-
p.ayars. large teut-like awning WAS erected
on the grounds under which tbs refreshmsnt
tables were artayed temptinsly aud in marked
contrast to the feast OF loAyas and fishes. hut
then that old, old picnic WAS q free lunch"
Wills for Mrs. Monroe's yon pays your moneys
aud lakes your CHOICE" It has been customary
heretofore for the En.e1tainment Committee OF
tie "Guild " to secIro tho necessary edibles by
donation, but those served at the sociab!e
of Thursday evening uero an exception,
aud we'll worthy Of unreserved credit The ar
rangement OF the parlors aud grounds were
chaste and beautiful i'll tue extreme, aod IN every
respect the eater.ainMeut was oua OF the most
elegant wo have ever atteuded.
"A ''uEN PARTY"
was given to few select lady friends by bliss
Gertis Lukes last Wednesday evening, and as t4e
poor things cannot '' crow" your correspondent.
who il =" rooster" must necessarily do it for
them,-thermometer at IS deg.-no l*"n sports
game Of "old maid some more tea-parrois
versus c1naries-ono more cup OF tea,-aDd
then home TO dream Of pirates carrying them OF
to caves aud marrying them.
suNDRlEs.
We were congratulating ourselves that te95%'
storms of rain and the cold woather had at llbt
rid tho town OF the organ-ginder, but rrof'i-
dence wills more grieyous psague. About DOZEN
trawny, knock-kneed, sp1ay-footed-men. dressed
in mongrel uniform, an lugglng around brass
OF varied and complicated coustruc-
tioa, have been making day and hight hldeous
with their blaring dlscord. To see these scala
Ways install their orchestra ia front Of soUe
house. furnishing agony for half an hour for S
Of 10 CENTS and then reflect that there is coal to
be heaved, OF wood to saw, il enough TO make
Que Beek shelter in al alley where the serenade
of the amorous cat would BE- relief.
tDon Caesar De Dazau, where art thou7
G. 1. Thomson (Tithout a"p) Was IN our
citv last week.
Will Brook will brook mention Of his appear
snce IN town last Thursdag.
Our boatmen, Like Hes, are torpid in cold
weather.
The arteaian we'll is down about 1000 feet.
The stockholder who deals 40 largely IN salt
thought he had the II bulge" on the other men,
bars las: week when the drill struck brine.
ALI the young married folks are hurryiDg
home, capital place for them this summer.
The Main street bridge is assuming elegant
the excited imaginations{ Of the
Fourth Warders.
Ed Wells calls to SEQ his ''brethren Of ths
myEtio ISL" occasionally. CATo.