, 1875-05-16

Club dancing parties are about over, and
the weather ever gets warm enough, will prot
ably tako the form Of picuics and croquet pa1
:. ties. Readings viii aso form a staple aaurce q
l. amusement both for those who remain in til
city and othora who will soe1i the quieter countr
resorte. .Dramstic performances are still in OF
der. Dinners and lnncla parties aro among th
present recognized set entertainments and boat
ing parties sill eventually anuse tic Joune poo
ple.1.
|. During tho past week tho Broadway Club eav.
u May party, at which Mies Til:y Geary VA
crowned Queen. h1r. John F. Roche presented
the floral crown With an appropriate speech. 3!
| who participated IN It epjoyed themselves veri
much. An,ong those pisseut we're Nr5. DR.
tsi: Chatee, Ny. and M,s. Wheeler. Mr. and Mira
: Easlex Of Oak PARK. Miss Flora nockuolL Miss
Tlll.e Geary, Misa Babbeft, Miss Sinclair. Niss
/ Minnie Cook, 3Ees Snow, Hiss }Yii,tcr, s;izs
! Spring. Mss lola Summers, Miss Addie a1others.
t psW, Miss Sherman, Ilas a1iunie Parker. Mlss
/, Josie ROCKWELL Miss Jcsio Oieson, sl:ss Rosa
t Danes, Mrs. Morris, Misses Eya and Ida Long:
worth, and Aeasrs. james Z. Parry, Henry
{ Danes. JemeB e. Hardy, james Roche, 5ohn
! Prindeville, Chester 3I.lcom, Rorai Randall.
John T. kcche, T. W.. Brewster. E. 3. Larson.
honefs s'3 Uhilaus. johnson tlseer. Penny, Mars,
su!ltvnnt, Smith, Airport, Heath, Bfoan, and
G;lGcrrfeere. s
Anothe= Clsb he. been organized On tho West
Side, calling itseIf the 'sEsppv Doze.a So.Ial
; Club" It eare its FIST caterteinment Wcdnes-
day evening at Clan-na~Gael iIall, calico PARTY,
it. ~ ''ls' -
Ptof. Booth, who is teacher Of c!ocution in tia
Hish-School gave sn entertainment " adncsiey
e'en:nS under rho euaia1ss oi .l'e Irrias Society
~ their hall, sitas:ed iu the Ai9a-School build
loE. Tho entertainment commenced Fith tho
overture to ala*an:c.lo, M:s.7s, Il. Talz md ".
achols being the performers. Fret. Booth
then read ''Tle King Of Dannatk's Ride;
Tho Maid with the 3llklng-Psil"; and Tbs
Watcher" Tho raAtatioaa we're :.Ths Black
Of tie g 3Ie chant Of Vensca." hlias iiela Lane
a,,ee:ness: Tho large aud:enya Of ladies' aud
ren'letren who flied tho hall expressed their
pleasure By Frequent applause.
Tho rho2!1 Qhadrillo Club closed their season
Friday evening With HAY purity. Misn Maggie
Crawford was elected theiz Queen, and all VINO
participated in it enjoyed themselves greatly.
The Entro-Nous Club gave tier com; ,lnucnta-
~ h1ay party Wednesday evening at klare's
Hall. It was well attended arI much enjoeod.
The dramatic performance ar MIS-. CrawTo7d'a.
no. q Cslnnaet aTenne Hhs n yely pleasant af-
far, in which the actors distinguished them
selves. Tho hrzt PRESENTED. 's':rha Last Lca:,''
the following Eersons distinguished Themselves
IN tIaeir dille ent characcrizatione Miss Mitch
ell, the M,ases King, nnd Measrn. Mitchell, Walk
er, E. s. ,Heaton. and Crawford 4 farce fol-
loved. in which Miss Mamie Field and Mr.
Crawford h1led the prominent parts. Over 200
guests wero invited After the dramat1c enter~
tainmentn delicious sapper was enjova1 followed
by dancing, for which Hand Furnished excellent
music. Tbs houso waa beautifully decorated
with choice flowers.
4 church aocahle was given at Lincoln Park
Hall, Friday evening, which was attended, by
MANY or tho most prominent people on the !
North Eide: an excellent supper and dancing /
furnished tho evenings entertainment.
1lr. E. P. Whitehead w1ll entertain his friends |
tomorrow evening at his residence on Michi- !
gan avenue. = =. /
The All Saints Social May Party and Prom !
,nade will take p1sce On tho 18th inst, at Mar
.ine'a West Side Hall.