, 1875-02-21
CLUB PARTIES,
A RIFF m YvNT

Auo AlHcuHln ooclal, Inu1suaY evening, II
rendered. very interesting by the acting Of . co.
edietta called 1.-THE Happy Pair" Miss sho
and nr. Sweetland were the Interpreters, th.
haTlng previously acted the same parts nj
much success. A correspondent suggests til
similar entertainments, il more frequently give
would be much appreciated by the members II
their friends.
The South End (the Originally Glee Club ga,
Hard Time Social Hop" party at the res
dence Of Mr. Samuel Nelson. No. 1920 6out
Dearborn street, Tuesday evening. The men
bers and friends invited wero entertained wit
Rotations, dialogues, and songs, inte,sperse
With dancing, Tho ladies were attired in plai
calico dresses With neat white aprons the ger
tiemen wore their !" "Hard-Iime garments
The evening was thoroughly enjoyed. aud th
party Was pronounced one of the pleasantest Q
the season. The music was furnished by Reilly
South Side Band. Among those participating
were the Misses EstelIa Paris, Emma schwamb
Ettie Lewis, Katie Organ. Ellen Gudge, Mar,
MldgelF, Julia Burns, Nellie ChatIee, Ella or
gan, the Misses Nelson, Mrs. Claude Blair, Mrs
". 7. Keenan,, Mrs. William Zellet. Mrs Adj
Nichols, Mrs. ". A. Burns, the Misses Plat
DAILY, Ray, Lizzie Mcdowell, Sadie Porteous
! Katie O'Mara, Katie Eberso1, Rosie Kucrpe
Lena cssl9on, Fannie Perkins, aud Mrs. Mary
gan, Keenan,. l. Vierlins Par1s, Dr. Bovdell,
Messrs. Fauntleroy, Nelson, Brackipg. schroc.
der, J. Boydell, jacobson, r. vierling. Gross-
NTH. Grant, Nelson. ". aud J. Vanderpoo1, J.
and e. Hammer, D. Mcdowell L. Tierling,
Carey. Schroeder Carlson, and Ebersol
The Hiawatha Club met Friday evening at st.
Carolines Court, aud enjoyed themselves in :
pleasant manner The programme for the e7on-
ing contained soDe excellent music, twelve num-
bs1a and three extras, I'll rendered by Pound
The supper vas by Danolds and all that could
be desired. Two new quadriles we're introduced.
the "Hiawatha" and La Fashion" 4 large and
select company were present, among whom were
Mr. and Mrs. J. Z. Taylor, Mr.. aud Mrs. Ed
sturtovant. Mr: and Hrs. George Timerman.
Mr. and Mrs. Danolds, Mr. and AIRS. Walter,
Boynton, Hiss Emma How, hIias Clara whit
man, Miss Clara Mosris Hiss Jenny Abbey, Hiss
Jenny miller, MISS Grace Ottawny, Miss May
Nocott. Miss sturterant iiss Keyes, bliss Rol}o*
Hiss Dans. Misses Danolds, Miss uolbrook, Miss
Wells, Miss Ring, Hiss Anderson. Misses
Cummings, Miss Prescott, Miss Marshall, Miss
Frost Miss Smith, Miss Lu Norris, Miss Gun
nell, Miss Thompson Miss Clara Brown, and
Mess1s: Miller, Stockton, Gray, Dolnan, Gun
nell oyi.te, Morris, Kollo, Williams, Lines,
Ho1brooz, How, Wolfe Morrell Durnhana, Oar
Gngton, Thompson, Stever, Smith, Norton. The
managers we're MeBsrs. Al Morris, Lester Cof-
feen, and Gus Chatterton.
+ra res;danna - ~ Gena .T,l sn1i4 e9claole a'
;1g nd = nr,vsd !, Ia ,;I1a ossn-
Amono thosa n,eaent ryare X hi;esas s1,;a ~;
Aggie Dodge, Ada Dooce, Daisv Pinkham, Nellie
Hubbard, Graoo Ho"land, Maggie McCrackin,
- aIassrs Ea1,ar1t,' Woo5.aan .@ses a1so'
~. 1a-S;,s r;tss,r Ho..a e1.;sI'ia' Aas s,
nodoa oiI. '''AN'0' -'@A' @1o"s' oN4nA''' 0ou
The gentlemen guests ut the Clarendon House
yavo d party to their lady friends Thursday
sr a1S 7vh;ea M "a tie;, he hess - % me' ;. ens
o. aua ~ "u.:, ~ s4eu ~ }eot W "ane ~ u IN
~ -. .u' - p1esens; tne ma
W. 1Gs VII s T., 5o ~ ~ y. tho nes.
Vita of tha cir1endon and hath wy ~ onge !o
ne. - st;sratar sue a nuo o9sn @ were Pro
soanea r. n5 N.Y. unnt nonE osusts S ~ presnns
.sio ~, @uu MIe. ~, no4s, ~. anu ~ mfs; onas
- 1;ssas @apt 49, co,Iras s nsu4as'
ne .,.;1 nissTe Mtn LaItau Gonsef' sAet, Hlnatn'
.11 Hsrn.nG Mass,a W;IIi,,ns aA Gross e Kin FIu
~ 1ot4ao4 1t. W. Mo7nts M "uans o1oMe, ME-
a o. Eoha Gosaon' "e5' "oo 'Affaoee' Ft'zgeralo'
" Tha TaJ;.s, pron,a,,ds D,nc5,o .ra F,,,h-
.p Iae 1+aoais 5sollsnsqe, DTancne; apa Eucnro
Graan and Wss;nafon 10 strse.s NJ eoInet
-, ot1Tu III nha sttand {eaa rsart;as saer ~ i
'5 'sr fiornnehIv an5 AZ far tfau t,ara nroyeg
tTSes9,9l, ~ poi1 soeans 1na a.uo ta
1ne o1leut-l Gooss1oly gave tuelI nna parry
nuisoas Stouns ~ ta snom As,.u -. aua the
aenus VI mtsont5 . ws!e ;t ~ a'1 LIS
I'LL aT!as t4 1sr.oe1S T;t - 1ns t 10y.
ane H:,, 9I ne. % osret I ; n s'ne
eas o!se nan ri.Iay sssous, s,.;a 9uu en1}o5eu on9
Iaen a1"Asa laeasant pasaes. !ne usual
leous a1a nsaaoets paasI'paseo IL ~ aoo 1oe
1Sc nc 1nu suPpoI r,'h W.T. eaesi1eut =, ;.
= uo e4un - uiap ~ ~ paoas
!. pa[nes flloay evening a. a11aes Ne ras'9!s On
.tel .a craa etee.t t1o LISA "essea1 Aasut
oao eotos s,1,rhasa
os1anlne eontAne9 elsn!een nunooss. among
" oao p.uee3S "o.o - ~ ao oaaS na. Is: 1nu
o., n9sa3 r. At, a.lu 1is. DUE. IT atG nss'
sah1a- n,'s.s ~e''' n.oseo TaaVoe" rAtou'
3itQp. plowB Critteuden Miller Janscn. Civ |
nrne' stottsss Gloss' Mott Thomnson. ia T
eaea Peacock tfe Niaaas HARDING re Trr;nv | Ii
*, Miss Ferson of Washington, D. G., Misses q
9th, Creg1er, Dunn, and DeEerman Mesars. z