, 1875-10-10


0na Of tbs most pleasant Of those pleasant
at1ai1e-chi1d1en's parties-occurred last Friday
afternoon at the residence Of Capt. Mcintosh,
] No. IS South 6angamon street. The party wne
given on the tenth birthday Of that gentloman'a
| daughter. Miss Jennie Mcintosh. and Was at
tended by about thirty Of the little lady's jrve-
nile friends. There was q fine display Of floral
decoration. fine 1epast WIS furnished by
Eckhardt, and music and dancing supplied ex-
| cellent amusement,
[ pAsToA1ME AND AIT sruD1F3
Let nous Of our readers neglsce to secuTe
tickets for the novel exhibition Of paniomime
! and art studios to be given at Standard Hail
| Monday evening. THIS ente1tainmenr, Ehich
has drawn crowded houses in nearly every city
| of the United States. is in aid Of the Women's
| and Children's Hospital, corner OF Pau1ina and
! Adnms streeta The parts ara taken By the
| young ladies OF the city, who will appear in
! beautiful boat scenes classic statuary, and
! laughable pantomime, arranged BY q sklllful
manager from Boston, to follow each other in
tue most rapid succession, accompanied ty vocal
and matrimonial music.
The pAntomimes of " Love in Ambush" and
"Mother Goose " will both be giveE Monday
evening, and will alone be worth tho price Of
admission; also three beautiful boat scenes,
three statueeque groups. four still and three
moving scenes, with living pictures in frames,
and other curious aud beautiful novelties. No
pains will be spared to render the entertainment
well worthy Of the patronage Of a1f. The doors
open at T. aud the curtain rises ut 8 precisely.
Tickets are to bo had at the door on tho evening
OF the performance. There will bs change Of
Programme for Tuesday.
BIRTHDAY PARTY,
One Of the happ!est gatherings OF the season
Wis that which Was held at the residence Of
Mrs. Crawford, 80 Chicago avenue, On Tuesday
evening, in honor OF the birthday anniversary
of her accomplished daughter, hiss Maggie E.
Crawford Among the many friends present,
including the members OF the family, we're the
following: Mrs. E. Garritty and Bliss Lizzie
N1s. O'Maley, Miss Maria O'Malley and Miss
Annie 0'Malley, Mrs. Downey, Mrs. Danbacl,
Mrs. Lambden. Hiss Annie Minnis, Miss Melvin,
Miss Neiiie Sweeney, Miss p. 0'Neill. Miss
Mr. E. Powell, Mr.. John Reilly, Mr. P. H. Tan
sey, Mr. Danbach, Dir. E. Garritty, Mr. B. Cox,
Mr. Walter Crawford, II. e. Downey. Mr. Salon.
mir. Elder, Mr.. Ebert Mr. Walsh, Mr. O'Neill,
vocal and instrumental music, feasting. and
general u,e1ry-making were the chasacteristics
OF tbs evening, and on the whole the party maY
be ranked among the best and most enjoyable
occurring in North Side circles for a long time
ESst-
cH1xDRErs PARTY. |
Friday evening last there WAS pleasant gath |
er1ng OF yonng FOLKS In tho ladies' ordinary OF !
the Grand Pacific Hotel, being the occasion Of
the celebration OF the tenth birthday OF little !
A4Aoa NksA0Al~ dAoAt nAAsJ EA4404EA N6Ib pIc6-
ent. The spacious dining-room was elegantly !
decorated, and recherche banquet Tas served. |
After supper there WAS dance, the u,usic being !!
given by Johnny Hands orchestra. Subse-
quenty tbs party w@s eeranaded by the full band. |
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
"Al Saints grand social and supper, with |
1nuslc ia announcer to take place on the eren-
ing OF Oct. q. at Marines West Side Hall.
No. IS Ads street. thus is to be the first OF !
. serics of entertainments to be given during
the winter.
1no oonIn Ina eleo Cluo Wall g1se tne1f nrst
party OF Tue season some tune IN the present
mouth. At the regular meeting Of the mem
bers ut the ciub-rooms Tuesday evening, the fol-
loving officers we're anat1lled Tor the ensuing |
term: Robert Hterllng, President Eugene
Jackson. Eice~presidenk; Louls 'icrlng, Score
tary: Samuel Nelson. Treasurer; A. Schroeder, |
J. Aamner' and A. Ruaseu, Investigating Com