, 1875-03-28

where he comes down tho chimney, wera simply
perfection, aud their SUCCESS mas greeted with
the most rapturons applause. The next meeting
Of the club s1ii be ut the residence Of tho Hon.
G. 3. Farwcll.
Tho fr;aay-night entertainment ut the Acade-
my attracted large audience. Prof. Wescott.
Of tho Chicago High School lcctured On - Bugs"
EVANSTON.
Socially, Evanston has been almost at stand
still during the past week, and when that can be
said OF Evanston it indicates remarkable dull
ness. musical and social gathering occurred
at the Womans College, Tuesday evening, which
ladies' and patrons of the institution. The
musical pro-,ns,,ue was IS follows Piano solo,
Last salile," by Miss Mary Bailey !:
vocal duet, 20. Would that Ny Love"
by Misses Beckis Samson and Sadie Kimban !;
Fingertraning aud "Tempo d Marcia " BY Miss
nronptu @ Polka" By Misses Addi. aud Beck1e
samson; piano, ''Auf der Barke,' BY afass Julia
Smith. Song, "oh ye Tears" we'll rendered by
MISS Hattie Wil1iams; piano, "Faust Valso. BY
Miss Mary Bnlley.
The musical department Of tho college is
under sbs direction Of Prof. Oscar L
Mayo, whose efficiency in teaching Was
we'll shown by. the efticloucy Of bis
pupils in PLAYING. It Is intended to
during tho coming term. Tho soclablo which
followed the music was enjoyed by those in at
tendance and it is to be hoped that this feature
of tho entertainments will be retained 1Then tie
:ecl:als are held next term:
Tie meeting Of Lie Eclectic Rending- Club st
the residence Of the Hon. ". B. Hurd Was we'll
attended lust Monday evoning. The company
were entertained bv selections read by Mr. G, ".
Berger, who has returned to his Lvanston homo.
The Club will meet Monday evening at Chas.
E. Brownies residence, known as "Praltls Side
AS the Leuteu eeason will be over, and the Club
ia largely composed of Epiecopallans, al unusual
lively and brilliant gathering is anticipated.
A rather unique company assembled around
tho festal board OF Mra. Harry Pearaons' last
Wednesday in celebration Of the 7atA an
niyersary Of her husbands grandmother
wno il spending few weeks in tbs West.
Tbs united ages OF the nine elderly Ia
dies who we're there MAS GIL years, making
an average of 50 years. The names Of ths la
dies are: Alrs. Pearsons, Of Lynn, Mass. ARA
Roggles, Mrs Ludlam, Mrs. ARA Brown, Mrs.
J, /. Pearsons. Mrs. Bragdon, Mrs. J. r. Will
lard. Mrs. Woodford Mrs. II. Bailey.
The Misses Goodwin, Of South Evanston, en-
loved ycry pleasant surprise from number Of
their friends who dropped ia Thursday evening.
The time was scent u danctng entlng' and talk
ing, to the enjoyment Of the Misses Goodwin,
Jonnsop, 4oodenow, Reid Gibbs, E1sing, Hall,
ChoIman, Tro.dall, aud Mossrs. Crnin, Gibbs.
Goodenow, Cheny, Reid, Bradley, Tresdel, land
Harris.
Mrs. e. s. Taylor entertained quite company
Thursday, in the shape OF dinner-partv.
The sooiabla Of the Method,at Church will be
held in tho church parlors Thursday evening.
great deal OF interest has been awakened in this
gathering since the spelling e-ua:ch, and ths ex-
pertinent will be repeated Thursday evening.
R1poELAND.
Thursdav evening the Ridgelaud Literary Club
gave ao entertainment before : very select audi
ence. At tue house OF Mr. George Buttors, which
was IN unusually interestiuR occasion. Among
the performances most worthy Of mention was
D.