, 1875-01-31


these were one or two costumes OF pearl gray
and Cardinal color. There wero numerous rose
colored dresses, all differing in hue, trimming.
and design, and all very charming. Blues, also,
composed entirely OF Card,nalsred silk had its
bright hue softencd by apron and sashes Of
tulie 4 black lisso dress Was enliyened with
autumn leaves, while ons OF white tarletan had
d floral apron and garnlture Of pink blossoms.
4 pretty drces OF dark blue slk% with lace and
French musIin oyerdrees, was still farther en-
liyened with trimmings OF pale corn color. A
dress in two shades OF gray vas very handsome.
One OF blue 1sse was also very pretty and suitable
The managers, Messrs. Burnside, Dye, Ssurges,
Bohnsr aud cowes were 1 y thef aoop
managers aud to them much Of the SUCCESS OF
the party yas due a dainty supper was laid in
the ladiss' ordinary and the adjoining c!ub-room.
thus Attending sufficient room for the accommu-
da.on Of ali the guests sayen ,nd
followed. when of these fourteen ten we're
round dances, and one OF tho othets a waltz
auadrille, to say nothing OF an extra waltz or
two thrown in, it must be admitted that nothing
moro could be asked even BY the most exact
ing OF 1nortals. Among those present we're
Mr, and Mrs. Stnrges, Mr. and Mrs. Oldersha".
ar and Mrs. Gardner, ars. Iladduck, Mr. and
Mrs. PuIscfer, Mr. and Mrs. Wilkison, 5fr.
and Mrs. Dexter, Miss Canda, Miss Parsons,
Miss Gardner Miss Airport the Misses s2;a. Gar
ter. Miss buChtAeu"a1'' sA'0S ,,+. at: a:'o
Bryant, Miss SturSes, Miss 4ltcomb, ollss
Houch. Miss Coseett, 3liss Sidway (Bu!ralo),
Miss Miller, MISS carter, BLISS fuier, ana MISS
Hadduck Meas1s. Alexander, Nelson, Wsg-
goner, Smith. Kent, Bowen, Woodbridge; Perry,
Loveloy, HaIdln, Eames' nSha1o' e&uue4o7
johnson, Dnrley Taylor.
The Psl1 Mali dramatic entertainnent, which
preceded The usual oahclng parry f1,aay o7en-
ing, at Standard Hall, ID worth something moro
than nero passing no1lco. Gtu1naps, ln@-
tel1r ,heatricals are tha ofeal1est ol atea1y
thinga, except to those who have personal IN
terest IN the matter. L must however, be ad,
mltled thst the Pan hlau attemp1 was q oecloeo
exception to this Iule. Amateurs, o. coursoa
cannot DO judged by the ordinary ru!es OF CRIT
cism. It Would bo no more 1alr 10 e1pec1 t1em
to fill histrione parts perteGtly snnn IL woo 70 70
e1pec. to u.osS nI I;f6o.1t 1,.,s;e ,s,tl,ont
play some strange Ano u,lncu!t 1nus.s M'tnou1
having nras 1earneu s. s.e =. nS soI - f1aara
uso ootn OF tna he,o ant nLa ,;tls; !t1so.o;
When, therefore,, suen ialss ns .,.a. ~. ~
tue cf1taessed come out ~ M aaia :. 49,. ~
aoml1teu tnas 1nos mnso ,o1 haro Sn!' u ~
even Tue 'hoss cnplious "uu ~ a .ou ~ ~ - -,
hcait 10 casll. the chaIae'e1s soeGca W n ~ ~
well ana aproprlate!y Gas.: ,i lss e .aoyno
cerla1iy uu "ossI1o!4s W.. ~ ss3 Gs"V,
wllo ss heeves p,ea9ani "as ~
.nprosoens upon otras. s0 ANU ler a1naat;on of
1no pIolesse" aca. anu
I.oc'ses h.aa4 shoMou ~ sT;aa Mms,,ar. nrono
SION u Inc ena.osot dad 9ea ~ 10 -, sn,,a1,
Be'.ton was qes anu qlsnlaGo, aau -. .nrgusn 4
nes ris'S n;a ~ ar 1oyar ~ XIX ~ nrseif
= - last @ til M lis lips touched her face, With decided
nalvete. 1t might i.!, ne susEessen peanap7' ~ snas
100 L0yson was 41tt'e 1oo '46oioua o.ou ~
ras-plcsel VINO ~ on le1as ~ oaea'l:s i, m.su
"ea4t9y put pecul4as .ueaelAn 0'.u n'a .as,
anu oea1 peolo aaru,s r.' f,e,,u.+e1s nsst
voices. Ine o5Iel iat.a & Melo pts esss'
espsci1t!y hr hoyne as u,ah ne9n, IT, n9 t,t
talniy navlns sers a;.tr en1 ~ '4ar 4ar
1nsouc1au! you1G 20 ~ r1t ~
hctaFes NAY taos ~ sno oD a,a ~ I,s
thlS unnsulns Gouu ~ = ,a'e @nu ra1,o11,ao, T.
:. NY brothcrs Aeope1, pesas eonelaaeu ~
10 oeloch, tcm iolo n9uts . "oto as.ut - -
aanc'ns s W Ill" 4'1eA1ooso "Ao NnsA . App1esA"'S'o
111enos.
:, "a tavorlte Assemones. Inls Cin2 sayo
the tlrst party OF their second seiaos az Aarsnes
RIGS, it WAS an unqlestlonaple success. Pound
furnished them with excellent mus'c. ana 1ont-
teen choice solocaons with three extras TILED tho
programme 4 delicious supper :; 1eI1oshea mo
Icsrslchorean deyotees aad, like OIL tile appoint
naents, WAS credit to the managers !aese
gentlemen aso Messrs. y. +. Anes ~ J. Aston.
I'D Skurtoysnt, e. ". Zimmerman, George itoss'
auu ). .. Taylor.
The Forrestvlllc Club gave another Of tseir
successful parties troay evening a. taelT spa
cious hall, corner OF loFty~uLth street ana Lang
ley avenue. Most Of the members, aud . large
number Of their friends. wero present. The e1-
cellent selections ana 'ino music kept the gay
and fest1Te company dancing until an early hour
n the. morning among those present "e:o
Mr. ana Mr5. !. 81. Spoonsr, Orf ant Mrs. a; IL.
lngersoll Ar- and Mrs. YalcosS hr. nna a1rs;
Goorge custor. Nr. and mrs; Nheolef, ar. ana
Mrs. Frank Fisher airs; y. tartef, AIRS; Mati1o-
eon Mls' nelcne,, me MISSES nessie ;n anu Ssnn.e
Chtlstlasf, oIlsa Ets;c Car1er Niles oi'1e ptapet'
MISS Olsle 12ulnec, MISE alaco; MISS EN- hew1s'
Mlss En- y aeelei, Niles MARY Maseief ollos ~
hlnson, MISS oaith' talss halls aiss 1:
Mn6er, ano alessfs' zoe ooqarlq8e; nao15; eonn
naulPeon' puhes, ouI1.u, ne"n5 6 9"om, N4'"n'
ihomas; ,6, .ae1chet HENDERSON, anu I11. nu
~, Inc due Ohnuoe tlup net ~ nausoa oan
Ihn1soay 3I eson'ng ioI peasant teunion.
ihe 1s2nnoo oe Ctup ns'u lsa aast pa.ly .. M.s'
rn y 20 esnsIo n'ouu 1us NY essn
ing; Inc nsual menoefs "ere present Will se'-
efaa ~ lnTas1u Ia1, guess ~. .a, -, H..
ne y;Ii ygy LUZ uns sn,a ~ - sseueaso u ilo
u. -: nn1atns, no: ivoo .; Naoasn avenue 'fioas
eVTnlng EN- and haa loity t1ms; Is,,. 1.,. o,uh
Inc Iegular Patty ar .7a OF Lne hu!e ialA eioo "as
slg9n g9 ~ tne!r "a ha'1 lnursu4Y esenns.
IHe mop ~ INC b!seioH % noese 1nnlauay e'en-
nS @ Is say 70 naTe oeen pleasant . hnar. ,t
tne snon Gn.o enJoseu .oef pt.asant ~. ao.,a1
Eatnol3ns sa W alls' eoss''1 y ~ iaiA a'onoe'
in1lsd1f M osenlng: 49,
1ne dome uancine tAuo gave nup ZOE tne