, 1875-04-11
PRIVATE PARTIES.

Mrs. Charles D. Dana, Of No. $50 West Wash
ipcton street, invited her friends to meet Miss
Gano and Miss darkness, OF Cincinnati, and
Miss Rogers of Boston. Among the guests ware
several Chicago ladies recently returned from
Europe. Hand furnished the beautiful music
and Eckhardt the excellent supper Among the
guests we're Mr.. and Mira. N. j. Iglebart and
Miss Ig!ehart, OF Evanston Mr. aud Mrs. Eben
He1mer, Mrs- Wheele1, Of Ke loaha Mrs. Booth,
Of Evanston; the Missea Buckingham, the
Misses Merrill, and Misses Julia Rogers, Emma
Smith Blackalt, Colyer and Pardee; and Messrs.
Hoyt, Waterman, Robinson, A. 7. and ". b.
Ewing, Eyarts, Morehead, Martyr, WyGo,
Drummond, Junius smith, Vanderberg, Fred.
Smith, Cragin, Pardeo, Rogers, Edison, Harbe-
son, and Paul Dana
Mrs. Underwood, of No. 1193 Indians avenue,
entertained her friends Tuesday evening. Thara
we're about fifty couple present:
4 surprise party was given Monday evening to
the Misses B2rtalotte, Of No. II Ashland Nv
enue, With the pleasantest aud most suocessful
OF results.
An elegant party was given Monday evening
last 1t the residence OF Mr. and Mrs. Boehu, No.
mont OF their daughter. Mlaa G. Boehm, to Mr.
Loms Hartman. OF tho firm OF Hartman
Brothers, on Lake street. The company
included Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Hart
man, Mr. and HRS. $. Hartman, Mr. and
Mrs. schafner, grandfather and grandmother
Of the bride-e1ecl; Mr.. and Mira. Hartman, par
ents OF the eroom-alect; Mr. aud Ars- Sylvester,
and Miss Sylvester; Eliss and Abe Hartman, and
many others. The Light Guard Band was pres
ent. Johnny Hand took charge Of the dance
down to an elegant supper, and did ample JUS
t1ce to the good things on the table.
Among the private entertainments Of tho past
week that given BY Mrs. James McKindley, Of
253 Michigan avenue, to Mrs. r. Wilson Lee, OF
Cincinnati, was among the pleaBhntest ct the
season. The floral decorations we're very beauti-
ful, aud we're the work Of Sanders, the parlors
having combination Of plants In pots, howers
in baskets, and gariands festooning tho folding.
doors and chandeliers. A curious specimen Of
Fropoelum With its hair-like stems and small
Hower-boIts was placed in front OF the mirrors:
The Lily OF tue Nile, azalss, geraniums, and
other plants were effectively placed at different
points. Largo baskets OF flowers with tea-rose
buds consplcuously displayed adorned tho man
tels. A large ball Of flowers va suspend
while princess pine and the creeping ferns, q
slight reminder Of the trailing arbutus, complet-
ed the decorations OF the arches, chandeliers,
and alcoves. Mr. Kinsley catered for the CON-
pany in his superior way, and Hand furnished
new and e1quiRit6 music.
Mr. and Mrs P. Rothbarth. No. 48 Calumet
avenue, entertained Thursday evening. Amoug 6
those prasent were 1lr. and Mrs. G. Seipp, M1.
and Mrs Louis Wahl Mr. and M1s. L. q. Hesins
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Greenebaum, Mr- and Mrs.
Otis, Mr. and Mrs. Ph. Bartholomew, Mr.. and
Mrs. 4. Leight, Mr. and HRS. Raster, lr. ind
Mrs. ". g. selpp, Mr. and Mrs. Q: Hotz Nr.
and Mrs. /. @. Huck, Mr.. and Mrs. schoenhofen
Mr. and Mrs. Warrington Hesiug, Mr. and Airs.
J, B. Gurtenmann, Mr. and Mrs. Kohn. Mr. aud
Mrs. F. Baumano, MI. and Mira. George O.
Ptussing, bIr. and Mrs. DR.. Henrotin. Jr, lr.
and Mrs. c. g. E. Prussing, Mr. and Mrs.
Letter, Mt. and Mrs. E. Baumann, Mr.
and 1Irs. Wolf, h1r. and Mrs. Dr.. Mahla,
liz. and Miss Vergho, Mr. a9d Nh; schseht, LII.
and Mrs. Busch, Mrs. Goodrich. Mr: and
Mrs. Eisendrath. Mr. and Mrs. Engert,
Mr. and HRS. Highwood, Mr. and Mrs.
DR., Bluthars, and great many others. The
Misses seipp, Hiss Mah1a, Miss Raster,
Misses Henrichs, Hiss Bruring, Miss SPENCE
man, Miss Kinkel Miss label, Miss Glenn, Hiss
Hertal, Miss Weir, Miss Kraft Measrs. II. and
n. Petrie, Mr.. B.rtholoma, Mr. 81. schuttler
Mr. Christoph, Mr.. Anrich, Mr. Christnm. NJ.
Bloch, Mr. Seba, ltr. DAvis, Master Eddie
Ielcht, Mr. Meadioraft7 Mr. Gaudale, kMr.
Mugie, Mr. Miller, Mr. Augll Mr. MagneB, Mr.
h. t. Prussug, Mr. Carl Raben, Mr. J. PTussing
Mr. Lawrence, Mr. ". Butler, Mr. Bger. Mr:
Friese, and others. They introduced new and
fashionable polonaise with great many new
changes. The German WAS led BY Mr: John
Petrie and MIR. John Saba, the favors having
been principally brought from Europe. The
party was given in honor OF MFs. Rothbarth's
birthday and her safe return from Europe.