, 1875-03-14

March 23. - s''''@
Tiso Clarendon Club ga7e its eighth parr,
| Wednesday evening, 1t the C;a1acdpn House
1he Misses Montsonery and Herner were tht
t gave readings and reritation3.
=, The West-End Club met q. the residence oI
] Mr. Gray, ass Fulton street, and enioyed q
] literary and musical evening.
! Tuesday evening Mr.. George L. Syringe,
opened bis spacions house, corner Prairie avenue
and Thirty eighth strsat, aud acquitted hiuo-
sell most graciousIy in tho capacity OF host 81
the Suburban Club. Mr.. Folausbee read yery
instructive article, entitled 1.-The Betrayal of
Christ" Mrs Winchel favored tho audience
with = pathetic little gem, while Miss Broad
eare q recitation in a very charming manner,
which WAS highly appreciated. Selections il
music BY Mesars. Christian, Ratenberry, and
| Gibbs, 11rs. Smith, Mn. Eaton. Misses
Wilson, Barrett. aud Slough added great
i to ths enjoyment Of the company.
There TeFe present ar. and Mrs ChriStian.
Mr: and Hrs. Charles Pearce, Mr. and Mrs Fol-
ansbee, Mr.. and Mira. Fred Springer, Mr. aud
Mrs. Hea1o, Mr.. aod Mrs. Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
RatenbeUy, Mra. Mills Mrs. Perry, Mrs, Broad.
Mrs. Eaton, Mira: Pe4rce Mrs. Wiochell, Misses
Pierce, Wilson, Broad, Misses Barrett, Slough,
Messrs. Pierce, Bsels Rockwell, Reid Potter,
Ienill, Gibbs, Peterson, and others. They
danced until an early hour in the morning, whea
atlre.urnea to their homes to tho music Of Make
me in my little bed" The next party ia at Mr..
Alfred Spinka, corner Of Forty second street and
Indians avenue
The frstdramatic entertainments Of the Lively
Club "took place FRIDAY evening at the residence
Of Mr. J. q. Wallace. 904 Webster avenne. Tho
entertainment was very good one, thosa taking
parts in the well-known drams Of Is Time Tries
All doing them Justice
aas ;ahs ASms & pa.s0g i clqs esve calico psrty .t
attended by 4 large number OF West and South
Siders. Their next and last Of the SEASON,
which is for the beneft Of tho cause of temper
a1ca, will be given at the same placs Monday
evening, the 22d inst.
The Entre-Nous Club gave pleasant party ut
Kl.te's Ha!l "Wednesday evening.
The Standard Club soiree Wednesday evening
was introduced by dramatic performance, after
which dancing VAS in order.
The Pra'rle Avenue Club met ut Miss Web
steF'a, No. 1894 Prairie avenue, Friday evening.
These parties 2To arranged for thu purpose Of
learning Ill the new dances, with Hand to fur
nieh the music and act aa interpreter. The La
Beilo Quadr1le, which this Club dance without
calling, will be followed by Marines MiDuet
Quadrille. Mr. Hand hns received new music
from Europe and New York, which his patrons
will have the privilege Of enjoying whom Loot ia
over. Those who do not rest through Lent have
already had the pleasure Of listening and cano-
ing to it.
The Germanfs Mcnnerchor gave bop last
evening, preceded by q dramatic Fettormance.
Twenty-foutth street.
The 1niormals met for pleasant time last
Tuesday evening.
The bon Am; Club were entertained by Hrs.
G. Wa1kup 1resday evening. Dancing and re-
freshmouts concluded the evenings entertain
meut.
The regular Friday evening party OF tbs l.. P.
D. and E.. Club was given aB usual and Tas much
enjoyed by al who participated in it. Among
those presout we're Ne and Mrs. ". P: Fields,
Mr. and HRS. L. G. Woods, Mr. aud Mrs. ".
nj sna ss fna t4s ases
Til1y Piatt the Misses Green and Brown, Misses
Kane, Randall, Ellen Holt, Snus, Dean; Goodins,
Ramsey, Walker, and Miss Jennie Spear.
The party given By the Irving Club at Shows
Academy Wednesday evening Was q wefl-attend-
ed and ENJOYABLE affair. The evenings Fro
sixty couple present, among whom wore Mr. and
Mrs. Jennings Mr. aud Alrs. Brown, Mr. and
Mrs. Snow, and Misses Pinney. Dewey. Cruik-
shank, Bonuell, Cater, Carbiue, Ftencb, Small.
Law. Stokes. Burgess, Kelmore, Higgins, Allison,
Waels, Dunham, Carter, Brechen, Rock, Shields,
The o. Z. g. met ut the residence OF the Vice
Pre"ident. No. II South Carpenter sireet Friday
evening, and enjoyed themselves exceedingly.
PRIVATE PARTIES
4 euchre party was given friday evening at
the residence Of 3irs. Turner, on Michigan
avenue. 4 verT pleasant gathering Of Mrs
Turoar'a fti.nds was the resulr Of the invita-
tions issued.
Last Sun lay o7eninK party Of ladies aud
gentlemen numbering sixty, surprised Mir. Ph.
H. Morris, Esq. Of Hartford, Conn, at the 1es-
dence Of kir. George Br2ham. No. al East
Thirty-Gecond street; Amongst tboss who par
ticipated were mr., Mrs. and Miss Joseph, DIR.
and Mrs. AL, Mr. and Mrs II. H. Cohen, Mr.
sud Mrs. Jones, Mr.. ind Mrs Msx Bechlc7, Mr.,
and mra. Silver, Mr. ard Mrs. G. Braham, Mr.
and Mrs. E. Brebam, Mr. and HRS. Livingstone,
Mrs. Kosminslh, alessra. Jacobs: Faller,
Drumenar, Woolf, Spitz, Fuhrman. Misses Bar,
Faller, Aal. Jacobs. Weinberg. Kozminski, and
others. Koyins supplied the music; refresh
ments were served at IL o'clock, and dancing
waa the principal featuro Of tho evenings anuse-
ment.
Wednesday evening there vas q very bappy
gathering Of tho friends Of Misa Katie Cnllds at
her residence, No. Coz Van Buren street. The
young people were in excellent spirits and the
evening passed all too quickly in tie eDjoyment
Of music, games, and dancing. Among thoso
present wers Miss Lou Spear, aliss 1da Gilbert,
Hiss Bonnie Withrow. 1famio AndreWs. The
Misses Deming, Davia Myers, Fsrsmao, Hove,
Mcdonald, Hardy, Nutting, Hutchina, Harnii-
ton, and Hatch; and the MessIs. Hale, and
Charlie Withrow Mesa1s. Eddie. Frank, and
Will Denaing; and Aoasra. Palmer, Ray,
pyott, Daniels, Benson. Smith. Delden, Hartuell,
and EiaF,nr