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Flu 70 our hostl Ths hero Of tho press.
Among the other presents wore three immense
exquisite baskets OF flowers froul Mrs {: T. tar-
Tef Mrs. Gen. Srager, and Hrs. ]. Y. FarxoA
After the refreshments bad been served: me iess
Of the time Was spent in music aud dane1ng. sud
MI agreed thar they had had mont delightful
tune, aud hoped that Mr. Smith might live 10 oe
= .ndgcd and celebrate all bis birthdays In the
game way. .,,
be held a. The resldence Of M1s. C4Ateld FRIDAY
evening.
MORGAN PAkK-
Tho Qui Yiva Club OF Morgan Park held their
fourth Iarty at 4ner hnil in Morgan Park Friday
evening last. Old Pfobabllis4ss coa}d not poszt-
bly, have made out a wozso night than
the one in question. The foggy weather
which prevailed during the day aud
throughout the evening mate aa9lng
tatbef l. dangerous feat to be performed on
country ronds, and consequently the number IN
Attendance wss much smaller than usual. How
ever, those present seemed to enjoy themselves.
Fully two-thirds Of the membora wero absent:
bu. the,r places we're filled By quite number OF
invited guests. Mr. DotZler furnished the
music. and that ls sufficient in its praise. Three
different figures Of the German we're introduced
that evening and highly enjoyed. By special re-
quest the next party and last one O. o. / tn the nrss
nrise tho German and nothing else, With Mr.
Dotzler as the leader. There will be given then
Some tselve figures, which the managers aoslcl-
pate will give full Satisfaction. and, with that IN
view, theI expect = great success: the pro-
oramme Friday evening consisted OF twelve
dances and three extras, and "As danced through
1t 1880.
Club OF Morgan Park will hold their regular
party.
Friday evening. tho Ridge}and Literary Club
held its regular sem-mouthly meeting 1t The
house Of III. William Spooncz, and notTith-
~ vf ARf
an,cious p,rlors vero woll filed. The e1erclaes,
which we're generally interesting. opened with
the readiug OF a spicy paper By A1rs. Lyon. which
was especially addressed to the = sisterhood."
My Letter. read BY M1as AsJ Arno.o: ..s..s Was
perforlnauce, which. as a Whole, deserved praise.
4 recitation BY Mr. John +. Deecroft OF :" Lord
Ullin's Daughter" " vas we'll raceived. A humor-
ous reading By M1s- George Buffers ELECTED
great applause. The frat part Of the programme
Tas brought t. close by song and chorus.
s.Gip rye" read by DR.. Harlan, afforded
much run, oW,Dg to the excellent ltlussra:o
dram by Mr. Huntington. the Cru1kshank OF
R,deeland. A reading BY Miss Jones. an essay
bv N Mr. George Buffers reading BY Miss Mattie
Kurcle, recitation BY Henry spooner, and some
fne o,ssoIv,ne views. brought very pleasant
evenings entertainment to close The picture
Of " Glp Tye" Was sold It auction, ana ofoqgns 4,
many dollars into tho treasury Of tho Club. Ihe
naIt ueettog will be held at the house Of mr. J.
E. Baecrofs on the 18th inst
EVANSTON
Tba7e his been little or nothing worthy OF
record in the social world OF Evanston during
tho past week, which has been noticsabiy quiet
one in this respect, except ths usual club and
1ns fe,psieho9ean department M Ct ths sosisl
Club held it, fortniehtly soclaols Ih9sedsy
ayan;nu. Tie attendance was good, and the
oocss,on ono Of pleasure to ~ ;p sopcTtned- :1a
Ths entertainment to be gwen BY the club Thuts-
dny evening uin consist OF = paper oy
G1II col Wesley Brains1d, music, chalsae, etc.
Led Astray 10 IN active preparation b7 mem. 2.
bars Of The Club for holiday presentation. II
IL ID expected that tho play. will among other
things, lead TO the display Of some hns toilets:
Tha social reunion Of the theological semlna-
r;es Of the Northwest, which occurred u Heck
Hail Friday evening. Is elaexhsss rePossed I, wr
r. s. King Monday svsning, with fair astend-
Anca. ,....s s
msYkshla coliection Of .'wax-9orks at Tho
residence q H. J. Rsaeca, Id.} ssre ssseo'
weil-ettAnaed aociebie was bald Il the baT,-
Ill 0a86h TaAsaAy ttsats. 4aan6 shs'h