, 1875-01-31
EVANSTON.
IJ5 SOCIAL ASPECTS,

11S SOCIAL AsPkCTH
| There is an errztie youth in this suburb Who,
! never having borne the matrimonial yoke. seams
to be possessed OF mania to undergo the tribu-
lations and perplexities which the wearing OF tho
aforesaid article usually involve. The young
lady who has not received proposal Of mar
1iage from this young man has been slighted in-
deed By actual, count between twenty and thir-
J ty fair raidens havo been tho subjects OF hia
watchful attentions, and have received
tender but impressive entreates 10
become the partner OF his bosom
Ills methods OF attack are various, sometimes
giving expression to the out-bubblluGa Of laser-
ated heart through the chanael Of tho Post
Office and tender missiye- Often he choosea
broad daylight and casual meeting il tho
stzeet as the occasion for pouring out his soul,
and again be shows that he is no craven BY ad-
dressing his supplieations directly to the pater-
fan1ilias. His holiness is unparalleled He
chooses mono but shining marks at which to dart
his a.rows. None but the a-iatocracy
and those in the. higher walks OF
mero fact OF having received pronosa1 from
JOHN is sufficient ground for u young lady to
consider herself attractive. During the past
week two new cases have occurred to prove his
tios!ity to tha female aex. One Of them vss
that OF young lady living on the ridge, the
daughter Of otto OF Evanston's most prominent
citizens. Such young man is handy to havo
around, for in future years maiden ladies can
say, AS they heave sigh, SWELL there can NO
one say never had an offer, aay how-"
Thursday evening Witnessed the third roguia1
assemtlage of the Social Club In their elegant
rooms. The company, which Vas 4 large one.
listened With marked attention to selections rDad
by Mrs. L s. Taylor, which constituted tho Erss
iresons Ride" and Here She Goes nna The.o
Sho Goes" series OF military tablcaux, under
the supervision Of Gen. A. g. Ducsr,
were presented. eiicitins rounds Of sp.
showed that he had been there himself and knew
all the details and n1iuut,D OF can{%life. The
hero was the Generals son Arthur, who waa rep
resented first IN his departure MI d volunteer,
afterwards as Al outlying night picket AZ dream
ing Of home while shopping on picket duty in
his court-martiaI; as about to be eiaot when the
courier arrived with reprieve and finally in hla
return home and tho recognition. Nhathor it
WAS the effect OF the tatlea,E or attributable tu
some other cause Is unknown. but the fact
III that dancing WAS nos indutgel in
with the usual zcst. Among those present ware
Messrs. f. G. Powers, " T. Wo ttson. Il. 4.
rearsons, Z. Il. Chapman, A. Winnie, I. ".
Conkey, Chaeles Comssock. A. Hester, W B.
]. W. Burlsali. J. D. Easter, Murray, olosier,
Eldred, C. J. Gilbert, g. G. A5ars, With their
wives Meslames Pratt, Poo!o, and Moeeiy;
Misses Lottie Powers,> Ella Creig6sr@. Nellie
White. Muir Humphrey, PHILLIPS, Soa.stock:
Drs. Mansfield and Freesman, Ar. Salmon, ot
this city, and many others.
Dano Nature has provided ska.!ng T1nk OF
magnificent proportionE On the lake, aud I'd she
Eas furnished Bcason tickets to this community
very extensively, it has been we'll rat.caixed
during the past week. The skating was never
known to be better, and every afternoon tho lake
has been thicay dotted with ioveFa ot that sport.
Tea-partes and d;nner-parties seem to b.. quiss
the rage in Evanston this Writer. Ono Of the
~ I'm
tea-pasty given by A1sF Alico Judson Friday
evening. Good old-fashioned gatpes took tha
place Of the now almost inevitable toe-tipoing,
and side-splitt1ng laughter WIS ths order Of tha
from tho rural districts OF Gleucoe. but behaved
themselves most admirably. There were present
from Glencoe Misaes Jennie Wiimarth, Laura
Newterry. Hattie HoveJ, md 1lessrs. Day, Bart
lett, 3lu,lroo, and Wlmarsh. Evanston Vas rep
resented By Dr.. A. L. Marcy and vita r. T. aud
". Q. Lunt and wives, Prof. Z. r. Shrader and
wife, ptlo JAdson aud wife, O. Il. Palmer aud
wife, Misses Tarb1o, Early, Alice st. John, Nellie
Bradley, Susie Lunt, Ella Learned. Lottie Now
man, Capt. Purinston. Messrs: E. H. Parks,
J. II. Williams, with his wife and daughter
Belle, leave shortly Tor Florids, expecting to re-
main tho rest OF the winter.
Mrs. Lloyd G. Gage and her sister, Miss
Hattie Laneworthy, we're called East last week
by the death OF their onlY brother.
Misses Lee and Irene Lake leave this week
for an Eastern trip Miss Lake mll1 spend soma
time in Syracuse.
Arthur G. Ducat, Jr., has received m appoiot-
ment to West Point, and takes bis departure for
that place this week.
Two jolly sleigh-loads were eeen driving
through the streets yesterday afternoon, making
Ese OF nobhy four-in-han1 ia means Of coa-
veyance. The party was composed OF upper
crust people,
OAK PARK.
The Entire Nous Club met Monday, tho 10Th
inst, at the residence OF the Hon. William H.