, 1875-01-17
ANNOUNCEMENTS,

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Tho next Of the Unity Church furnishine-funt
dancing parties will be given jan. %.
Tho Entro Nous Club will give calico-partt +
at k'are's Hall Jan. 81. =: s:
The fifth grand bail of st. Petrlck'a Benoyo
lent Society Will bs hold at Turner H.1i, Wca
Twelfth street, Jan. %.
The Grace Church mite-party Mill meet to
morrow evening at the residence Of Mrs. L. B
sidway, No. $50 Wabash avenue.
! Air. and lirs. c. Fl. Dyer, Of No. 131 Rush
street, will entertain their friends Monday even
| ing.
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Rogers, Of No. 162 South
Ashland avenue, will entertain their friends
Wednesday evening.
The regular meeting Of tho Standard Club &C.
ours Thursday evening.
TbereASill be an elegant party At lIr. Kellogg's,
NO. Coz Michigan avenue, Thursday evening.
The Silver Link Lodge, No. 521, I. O. o. E.,
| Will give their second grand annual ball ut
Turner Hnll,- West Twelfth street, Thursday
evening. The preparations making for it argue
that 1t will be IN occasion OF interest to the Or
der.
The - Independents will give the seventh
party Of their aefies at Marines South Side Hall
The Oriental Club will have their reunion and
opening party at Marines, No. IS Ada street,
The sd'ss of St. Marks Church, Cottage
Grove, WI! g1ye = :. Phantom party at the res
Jan. 81.
k1lvinniug Lodge, A. F. and L. H., hold the
fret OF series Of dancing parties at their hall.
No. 1877 East Kinzie street, Tuesday evening.
ne Members nI 81 Of other lodges md their friends
The next Mite Social Of the John Smith Club
will be given bv Mrs. ". c. D. Grannia ut the
residence Of Mrs. BaIcoim. No. 721 Michigan
avenue. corner OF Twents-first street. The en-
tert.lnnent will consist Of reading, muaic
dancing, dc. Stages will be in readiness at the
close OF the evenings entertainment.
The 1ncognitos will give another Of their
pleasant parties at Avenue Hall (Sulliyan's |
Dancing Academy Saturday evening.
The Church Of the Messiah Fraternity will give |
q dramatic and musical entertainment in the |
ladies' parlor Of the church, cornerof Twenty. /
third street md Michigan avenue Monday even |
ing: '.Down by the Sea 81 will be- played
: The Americus Club intend giving an elegant
party Friday evening" at Lincoln Hal, on North /
Clark street. The hall has been re6tted and
furnished, 30 IS to NEE: all the requirements Of
he dancers.
The Orphan Asylum will celebrate its TWENTY
ifth anniversary Saturday. at their building on
Michigan avenue. between Twcnty-second and
Cwonty-third st1eets. This is ORC OF the Oldest
charitable lnstitutions in the city. and.
Turing such weather as tho rresenr.
zone can help feeling their hearts ti1led with
,lty and charity for tho little orphans. While
he ladies' do not expect presents OF silver as
specially suited to their quarter of century Of
xistence. they will still be grateful for any do
atou for the orphans. The ladies' Of tho
soard will provide refreshments, and in the |
yening there will be tableaux by tho children.
he Hamilton children have offered to sin, ersr
uitous!y, sud there will also be music md q
hance for the young people to dance Rer3en.
or tue orphans, then, Saturday, and also that 1t
J the twenty-fifth anniversary.
The Sans Souci Club sill meet on the sd INIT. |
or their last party but one The tinnl party viii
Q given at the residence OF Mr. Louis Wehl, on |
ruir1e ayenuo.
Great preparations arc making BY the Lieder-
ranz Society for grand ball 10 take place On |
10 30tl1 inst, ut the North-Sids Turner Hall No
AIMS will be spared to mako this the event of the
:ason in German social circles and aIeo to |
.lpse al former efforts OF the Society.
The young people Of the Thiri Unitarian l
aurch. corner Of Monroe and Latin streets,
g making themselves quite famous this winter
T their dramatic entertainments. Those Who I I
tended the last will not re think, fail to at 9
nd the one to be given Tuesday evening. The !
ays are "Checkmase " aad t'Good for Moth |
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