, 1875-10-24

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passed delightful evening.
PARTIES AND RECEPTIONS
BIRTHDAY GATHERING.
Prof. G. ". Northup, OF the Baptist heolog-
ical Seminary. was given party last Monday
evening, in commemoration OF the factthat he
had achieved his 50th birthday. Prof. 1orthup
Was born at Antwerp, Jefferson County N. T.,
on the 18th day of October, 1925. He gaduated
st Williams College. md completed his heolog-
ical education at Rochester Seminary. mmed1-
ately after graduation he was made Professor in
the department Of Church History, when be re-
manned ten years. until he resigned to accept the
Presidency Of the Chicago Theological Seminary.
The party Was attended by about eixtygentle-
men, among whom were Gen. EIdridge, ho Was
associated with him in college, the memers OF
the University Faculty. and OF the serin ary,
William Mathews. LII. D.. the Rev. D. ]. Che
ney, D. D., Charles H. Reed. United Stats Dls-
trict Attorney, IT. n. Everts, D. D., th Rev.
n. Donne1y. Cyrus Bentley. J. H. Hoiliser, M.
D., Charles Tappan, Lesnder Stone, l.. LScriG-
biser, Il. F: pettengill. J: Il. Wren Geoge +.
Root. Mr. Blake, S. c.. GriRgs, G. N. Hlden,
Mr. kingslanl.
Regrets we're received from many, moug
whom we're tho Rev. n. B. Anderson, Ii. D.,
Rochester; the Rev. A. G. Kendric D. D; the
Rev. c. D. Bosrdman, D. D., Philadelphia; the
Rev. A1ao;d A. T. D L0ps g. 2 g. sase !as Re- s:bss a.
ter, n. T.; The Rev. Marx Hokins,
D. D., LII. D.; the Hon. J. Il. DoLtt1e,
the ler.V. r. Hotchhiss. D. D., Buffalo; tb Rev.
J. Il. Griffith, D. D., Milwaukee,; c. B. Field,
Adam Smith, J. r. Boise, D. D., LII D., Carries
F. Converse, tho Rev. Lemuel Moss. D. l., the
Rev. ,. A. Cooley. Canton.
In the course OF the evening Prof. srthup
was made the recipient Of elegant albm from
the students Of the Seminary.
BUEPR1sE PARTY.
Last Monday evening Mr. Ira Holmes,s we'll
known citizen, residing On the corner Of Mlchi.
gan avenue and Thir.y-ninth street, WAS aeated
to surprise party by his many friends, ioeing
his seth birthday. About hfty guests wert pres
ent and the evening was pleaeantlE passst be-
ing en1ivened By some very excellent muscby
Young. Bates, and Ball Miss Legrand Bnton
also rendered some excellent pieces Of the
piano.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Wednesday evening the Misses Nellie aud
Emma Pullman handsomely entertained shout
forty yonng ladies and gentlemen: at heresi-
dence Of their father, Mr. 4. B. PullmE, No.
1oS Ashland aTenue. The party was dwn in
honor Of the birthday Of Miss Emma. n ele-
CANT supper, prepared by Eckardt, wass.rved
during the evening. Mfr. Hand presided a; the
piano.
Among those present were: Mrs. Pullna. and
Hiss Emma Pullman of New York; ar. and
Mrs. c. N. Holden, Jr.; the Misses RogeB. the
Misses Ward, the Misses swazey, the Misses
Morton, Miss Belle Waller, Miss Lizzia dllis-
bury, Miss Ida Hough, Miss Jennie CO., Miss
Mary Rathborn, Miss Owsley, b11ss u.ttie
Dandy, MISS Allie Pullman; the Messrs. Eo,gh,
3Ir. drmme Stewart, Mr, E. T. Salisbury, Mr.
Harry ". Walker. Mr. Harry Rogers, Mr.. Etgsr
S. Reaton, Mr. r. Y. Rathborn. Jr., Mr: n>re-
head, Alr. F. T. Magin, Mr.. Clarence Mnon,
slr. Courtney Cam bell, Mr. Will Angs, Mr..
David A1ston, Mr.. Pratt Mr. Marsh. III r.
Cox, Mr.. Mcdonald.
was given 11iss Victoria c. Admins, thursday
evening, at her residence, on Belden pl,c, in
honor Of the very brilliant part she tao: as
Zamora. in the Honeymoon, lately pla.d at
Chicago Theatre, for the benefit Of St L1a's
Some dramatic performances, and instrumental
music and danclns, interspersed with pl'aant
songs from Mrs. Turkineton, wero the .ttac-
tiong Of the evening. Among those present vera
Mr. and Mira Turkingtop, Mr.. AMI Mrs. Rck
lei, E. G. TAYLOR, Mrs. G. 4. Taylor. the 1sses
Voice, Linn, Thai, Dawson: and 1Eris.
Edwards. W. c. and r. D. Huszaeh. White,
White and others. After pleasant repait. The
company dispersed, having enjoyed the eTenng.
THE JOHN SMITH SURPRISE
Tuesday evening 5irs. 3. F. Norris was hs
recipient Of happy surprise from the menbrs
dence, No. 722 aichigen avenue. The mst
pleasing feature OF the occasion was the pEesn-
tation to Mrs. Norris Of very handsome alhm
FROM the club. The presentation address VI
made by Alr. G. L. Mitchell. Among those 40
participated were Miss Carrie Doart1nan, bss
Fannis Ten Eycke, Miss frankie Wallace, ABs
Ada Miller. Mics Ella Stone, Miss Carrie Lynn,
Hiss Hattie Cha oman. Messrs. L. c. MitchellR.
B. Macpherson, ". Veitch, George E. ConradR.
E. French, md D. Il. Brookins.
EVENING PARTY.
A large party was given Friday evening at te
residence Of Mr. Barker, No. $50 Michigan T.
enue- III honor Of the Misae5 Haven. OF BufD.
who are visiting in this city. The evening %
devoted to dancing. the music being furnisbd
BY air. john L. Hand. Following is LIST Of ,e
prominent guests: Mr. and Mrs. g. Counseln,n,
Mr. AMI Mrs. shumway. hr. aud Mrs. Gllesp,
Misses Gray, Dobbins, Staser Tnttle, Roes,
ShumWay, Frazer. Bckford. Blair Coffin. Foo,
Miller, James; MeseIs. Ogden, Packard, Mot
gomery. Otis, Wilbur. Hovne, Smith, Adt,
JONES' Kent, Rowe, Ratston, Tuttle, Glow,
Blair. Rogers, Mcdonnell, Hays; Mrs: Kre,g;
Root Messrs. Tvrrell. Walker, C1ark. Rok-
well, Easton, Keith, Fisher. and Barker.
BAPT7sT LITERARY soCETT.
very pleasant entertainm=ot Was given F.
day evening at the Second BAPTIST Church oy to
Literary Society 70 q large and delighted aut-
dieuee. Tha exercises opened with duet y
Miss Fanny Goodspeed and Miss Swift, foilo1d
By the Temple Quartette, Which Was appreciate,
and heartily encored. Messre. ncLa,n aud Gls-
peu saTe recitation from Shakespeare. reci.-
tion By Miss Jesse Couthou,, the Saving T
St. Nicholas" When encored, sha delivered to
Sale OF the Ole Bachelors"
JUVENILE PARTY
l. birthday party was given yesterday afte-
noon to the children Of AID D. ". Clark, OF tb
Tenth Ward, at his .esidenca, No. 1853 Sout