, 1875-02-07

stono's throw of the Woman's College, and has
secured thp affections Of y Young lawyer from
Sidney, o., who is the States Attorney for the
/. district in which lie livca.
+ Thursday evening Ill emincn:l3p 3p1easant aociable
Was enjoyed By many OF the members OF tho
Social Club, WHO convened to trip the Light fan
tastic despite the howliag os the wind and the
slippery state OF the tho.oushfare Pound'e
orchestra furnished most excellent music, aud Ill
went of most merrily.
Tho large attendance alta special meeting, call
| ed at an earlv hour, showed that the members
have the welfare Of the organization At heart.
| and the course pursued giTes evidence OF tho
| greatest harmony, aud the future prosperity.
high standing. and permanent stability OF tbs
society: The programme for next THURSDAY 's
under the management Of 11r. n. C. Grt3ley and
| will consist Of . shadow panttmime and comic
| opera A rich treat is anticipated.
/ The Eclectic Reading Club had very enjoy
| able session at the new and elegant residence OF
Mr.. J. q. Kedzie last Monday evening: Tho
| next meeting will ns held At Mr. T. A. Co.'S
| g1oge'a.
George Watson. Esq.,. and wife, take southern
fight next week, aud will remain until May.
Miss Ada Somers was very much surfrised, or
pretended to be, last Monday evening, when
| there to spend tho evening. There appeared
on the scene: Misses May Bennett, Dora
| Phelps Fannie Soule. Orossan, Tircomb, Pose
| gate, Gross, Mr. and Mrs. Storey, and Messrs
1ond fsoihs,te+ r p csaaedag viii mn X i.
Scott, and others.
Tho presbytasian sociable at tho residencesof
the pastor, the Rev. G. c. Noyes, on Thursday
evening, was quite we'll attended. and calculated
th,t 5enom;nat;nr
DR.. and Mrs Fowler set the ball in motion
Fridav .van;oo Lrom nnv nntI cornmancr.
Fy.nston's snorthsrn suburb. Wiimetta had
onita IittIa sensation Tbnrsdas when Mra. Amoia
L. Glidden gladdencd die heart OF Wr, Norman
n GaR.ette NJ this ctv nv arnearico in tha
ro,e ri bride whi1a he ner fnrmsd tba nart of
rroom They .r1, no, m their yr,,fdur-tr7n to
Nav Cr1eane'
Mr. Samuel Rerno1ds nrr;yed Mondsv eyaninc
from Kenosh. viii, h;a bride, MISS Biasoll and
fi,ev bnva aettIan down ou Ransom Avenue a.
thonoh thev vera o1d hands At The business.
The nav hr1da comes with fne repntation. and
Eyanston welcomes ali ancb. egpecially when
thev como to cheer tina desolata,
AyG1o-AmEn1cAH Assoc1A11ov.
Tho fourth dusrterIy rneeting Of tho AnrIo-
Amgrican Aasoc1a1ion Was held in tbs hslf Of
That soc;etT Fr;1av uI,en tha fo11nvin1 ofI;cara
wara elected hv ballot :. Prnsident Mr..
Rt1ar Vice-preaident Mr. Androw: Sec
retnry. Nr. Stacev: Treasurer. Mr. Wig
~;rtnn ,rbe Asaor;ation ia in a fonrfshinr
eonditinn. thare ia snrp|ua Of Funds in its
treasury and The ;ntereat .Ioun in thr 1ttararv
exercises 1t its weekly meetings continues un-
ahated. II IN unostentatiousfy dong a GREAT
unrk .mone the class Of men Tbo nraspized an6
.rnnort Il md .onc. ~ tha ranars reaGf md ,;s-
cuFsions anc.ead IN vonli do eradit to nonch
1nore nre+ snfiona ins.ftntinns, The contrast he
uss 1ean ts e.ynb,in@. If cbic.eo md tbo
social .nd fsar.W o1o5a of Fyanrton il onT
tl,e inference naturally resulting from the wor.
sLip M Of xhisky in ths one place snd water in The
other - "A'' ~ f''-~~
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Ths nsn.rtment ~ % pi,v.,c,. IN thu North-
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w. tonsss " ;,s1,rs nni9oro, c-esa.,o
~ f,rn;sha5 ;tb th-sa r1.e,,ln- a1g.n teTa ~
aur III chrnrost;o .c.1. ,,d ~ srr.1earnent for
rna',c;na .un Nv 1A anddan fncresse NJ
Thars III ~ bs th;rteen rnet Il r;ne.
snd a. ,n,nr n,ore ~ wood de,i~nad fo4 F'r ths
~ tto ,1,us".I r,ua;[iae ~ -or,s;c
T.; 80 r. iii ;pc1,,da ~ raad1
nine ona ~ III tn s,, ,idcs one wtb sn.
prn ra, hn;.ce ona w;tb sI;da At ia nade and tao