, 1875-10-03

Green. the Misses Turner, Miss T. Kelly,
! MISS E Powell, Miss G. Squiers, Miss Browning
Wsse Mss MGs5{ Sos Mis- ss Swsss ss Il nss0 Hs
gent, Miss Case Misses Bogue, Ii. Barber, G
] Turner, III. Sterling, ". Fowler, L. Gage, "
Hough, J. L. Whe1an, H. o. Hough, J.. Thomp
son, G. Q. Curtis: G. Mallory. J. Pnndiyille, II.
! and G. Nueent ". Bristol, Wood, ". Reid ".
| Ieckie, Green =. Westeryeltt Gooding, B. Hill.
! ler, F. Howard, and others.
| NOTES.
| The regular Friday evening hop at Riverside
| has become quite feature of local entertain.
ment. Guests are conveyed thither by special
tram leaving the foot Of Randolph street at 1880
| p. m, and returning about IL O'Clock, stopping
at all the stations. Quite large party Of ladies
and gentlemen from the Sherman House attend
ed last Friday evening. Johnny Hands orches-
ira. Of course, furnishes the mueio on these
The Enterprise Pleasure Club will give thei.
first grand complimentary bali OF the second
series ut Central Hail, on the corner Of Wabash
avenue and TwentY-second street, Thursday
eyoning, Oct. IA.
Tie 1vanhoe Club met for the first time this
season Friday evening for reorganization.
Many young ladies' and gentlemen will remem.
Der with great pleasure the parties Of the Pail
Mall Ciuo given last season, and will look for
ward with some impateuce to the occasion Of
the opening party this fall. The membership Of
the Club is 1tn11ted to thirty, and great care is
exercised in tie selection Of members. The Club
did not suspend during the summer months, but
remained in state Of inactivity, holding an oc-
casional business meeting.
The Sans Souci Club, composed Of some OF the
leading ladies and gentlemen Of the South Side.
is somewhat exclusive in character. and has q
very limited membership. It viii hold meet
ing to reorgani2e for the season very shortly, at
which time the propriety Of increasing the men,
betship to maximum Of twenty-five will be en-
tertained, and Arrangements perfected for the
approaching social campaign. It ia the impres-
zion among the members that the plan Of opera
ton will be substantially the as last year. in
which case parties will be given every two weeks,
always at private residences The parties given
BY this club last year were very successful and
elegant affairs.
The kameless Club, one Of the several enc
cessful organizations OF last year, has already
completed it's arrangements for the coming sea-
will attend it = second year. 4 series OF tea
parties will be given ut st. Johns Hall. CON-
lnencing Wednesday evening, Oct. 13, and con-
tnuing each alternate week through the winter.
The parties will be strictly informal, and it is
the intention OF the managers to commence
dancing promptly Mt $3.50 O'Clock, ,andcloss as near
u as possible. The officers Of the Club are:
President, 81. H. Morse Vice President, C. D.
Brown; Secretary, E. q. Colburn; Treasurer,
F. 3. Wyckof.
There was = rery pleasant party at Bour-
nique's, Thursday evening, the attendance being
large
AR- H. H. E1NsLET,
the caterer, returned yesterday from Des Moines,
where be bad been engaged to provide refresh
ments ut the Army of the Tennessee reunion.
The fourth anniversary ball Of the Chicago
Fire Insurance Patrol. to be held Tomorrow
evening at patrol headquarters. No. 1l3 South
Franklin street, promises to be gorgeous at
fair, Judging from the elaborate card Of invita-
ton that has been rot up for the occasion. The
building will be renovated and decorated in the
best style, and large number Of guests are ex-
pected