, 1876-02-13

GAtes; Mary, mother OF Washington, Mrs. Glib
son Mrs. Robert Morris. Mrs. ormsbee; Rob
President. and lady. Mr. and t'ss. ". Wood
ward; Thomas Jefferson Secretary Of State
Mr.. f. s: Mclean, and his daughter, Mrs.
Randolph, Mrs. sammons; Gen: Knox and lady.
Bridge. Mrs: Mercy Warren, historian Of the
Revolution. Mrs. Bridge; Gen. Ward and lady,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Higgins James Monroe
Mr. overdier; Mrs. Monros, Mrs. Thayer Col.
Ethan Alien. Mr.. Ellinwood; Mrs. George D.
Clinton, Mrs. Frost: Marquis de Latayette. G.
Woodward; Mrs: Rufus King. Mrs. Mancell Tai
colt; Robert Livingston. Chancellor OF New
York, aud lady, Mr. and Airs. Mcfarland; Gen.
Greene and lady, Mr. and Mrs. CoEbets; John
Murray, A. @. Throop; lydia Darrah, 9uakeress
James Nadlaon and lady, A1r. and Mrs. Meyer;
Col. Daniel Boone. Mr.. Ford Mai. Molly Pitcher,
Mrs. Ford; Baron and Baroness De Kalb, Mr. ana
Mis-. ]. Csthu; Gen. 4 Wayne. M!. =.
Morse; Mira. Van Rensselaer,, OF New York,
Mrs. H. 8. Mclean; Capt Morgan, Of the New
Jersey Rltlemen and lads, mr. and Mrs. zap
per; Arthur Middleton, siGner OF the Dec!arasaon
Warren aud lady, Catharine Duer, daughter Of
Lord Sterling, Mr.. md Mrs Tar peil -Hsn1amln s
franklin and lady, Mr.. and Airs. ". ": Walker;
| Gen. Gates and lady, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Gates
HGpns apd Henr9 navy ea an1 md
| Mr. and Mrs. Calhoun; Gen Marion, Mr.
Artbur NcLe daughter OF Chancellor Liyings-
| ton. Miss Mcfarland: Gen. Williams and lady,
Mr. and Mrs. Pitts; Col. John Irumbnlland lady,
I Mr. md Mrs. Mortimer; Commodore Paul Jones'
Mr. Charles Clark; Mrs. Elliott, OF South Caro-
| lima, Miss A. Kline; Charles Carroll, signer OF
tue Declaration, P. ". Gates, Jr.; Mrs. Win
| throp Mrs. H. B. Manford.
After the presentation, which took hall
hour, music vas. struck up Nesans &
| FretIov's full band for an old-time
| dance and Brother Jonathan. who followed in
the wake Of the procession, had the honor OF at
tending upon the Goddess Ct Liberty. as ne haa I'd
tue "C1ooked 8" dances, we'll known to our
slres, we're stepped OF according to The courtiy
notions OF these ancents, after Whtch their
| many guests were invited to share the moor with
| them and the line between the centuries faaed.
| By special request OF large number OF MEM
bers OF other churches. the entertainment will be-
repeated. Announcement Of the date will be
given hereafter.
/ RECEPTION AND DEBUT.
| Ono Of the finest affairs OF the season waB the
reception gwen BY Mr.. and Mrs Tracy Lay at
their residence, No. 321 Michigan avenue,
Wednesday evening. The reception vas given
in behalf OF their daughter. Miss Olive Lay, who
had recently returned from school. aud who vas
| resdy to make her debut IN the world OF fashion,
Among the guests were Miss Lucy Fleet
| wood Miss Mary Rice Miss Bertie Beyan,
Miss Lille Oils, Miss Belle Porter, Miss Clara
Gum, Miss Jennie Keep, Miss May Buell., Miss
!
70, Miss Jennie Coolbaueb, Miss Lane. Miss
Nellle Buell., Miss Spaulding, Miss Stesrns, Ailss
Staples, Miss Hend1ckson of New York, MISE
| Groyer1nan, Miss Van Arnam. Miss Wadswor.n'
the Misses Robertson, Miss Hnnter the M1sse5 ss5
futile, Malcolm Thompson Fred CLARK. EDWARD
L. Croft, Thomas Kent. H. E. Marble L. ..
Phelps, George Wheaton, Thomas Burns'de'
Charles Comes Samuel Wheeler; r: Lane' - 4; -
OTIS Col. Gillespie, Messrs. Fleetwood. John
son, Hackney. ChesbEough. Morgan. Wilbur
} Kay, williams. Wright. Osborn. Schuyler, Gum
i Rockwell, and others.
The mansion was Handsomely decorated 1o1
the occasion with ali the art Of the florist, bou
ouets hanging from tie chandeliers and osna'
mentiug every niche, varied With festoons o.
; | smilax and wreatbs OF evergreen. Hands Or
! ches1ra dscoursed choice mueic for the ue!eeta
tion Of the dancers. EckhaIot pfo7loeo 'a'
, | supper ,u
Mrs, Law WIS assisted in the reception Of ! he
. | guests by Miss Smith, Miss Rochester OF Bni
falo. n, T., Miss Smith OF Buffalo. Miss Hay
, ward Of Batavia. and Miss Olive Lay.
THE FoRrSIoHTLY RECEPTIONS,
: ;nsup1,ra:ed on the first Monday of November b.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. L. Stone at their residence go
ISL Indiana avenue, have been very suceesslu'
, Last Monday evening the leading remarks wef ,:
given By the Rev Mr. Palkhurss upon t sne raq rni
. . the Rev, aud Mrs. parkhu1st, Mr. h. EVerts Q
: Hghwood, the Rev. Nh. Voolfolk Of Lexington
~. PROT. Eyerts, Mrs. Dr. Everts. Gen. an
: Bird Hltchcock. a1r. and Mrs. Murphy, A.
: smith. AIR. s. J. Vinegar, Miss Dewey, M1s
. Tomlinsou. Mrs. Skates, Miss Hattie Winegal
. Mias Lilly Skates, Misses Martha and Ennn
Fennmofe' arnpn,sr PARTIES.
9 The Misses Annie and Fannie Slocum "et
- surprised Wednesday evening at their resloehcs
q No l81 Park avenue. =.
y I surprise vas tendered to Mt58 flanagan ~
- ! Tuesday evening st her residence, NO. l53 oou1
- l atrnat =
;. 4 pumber OF the friends Of Mr.. Henry I
= Hatch gaze him surprise party 1hursuaE e7et
~ ing at his residence. No. Jus Rhodes aVen9e.
- Monday evening surprise party was gwen
;, ;, Mrs, T. H. Akerleg at her residence near onlo
y Park. It was the birthday Of the hostess, az
10 her many friends lefs nothing undoDe to mas
- | it perfect surp1iss and success.
= Friday evening Master Charlie and Mlss co'
~ Hess were surprised at their parents residenc
- No. 998 Indiana avenue.
II Mr. and Mrs J. J. McGrath we're surprised
=. their residence Tuesday evening BY ABOUT III
~ Of their friends.
SAN GREAL
II The ladies of the Eighth Presbyterian Churcl
belonging to the San G1eal Society, gave an lnte
ID eeting entertainment Tuesday evening to lars
~ and appreciatye audience. Following ls u
ID programme, which Vas successfully cattleo W
., =, j., o.o,, Charles L. Bngha
ou.ret.e-" sleishuq Mr and MIs; H.: Heans aeons
rs Chorus ........ .Df. ':Iia Pattenbu %
,: pa,a,,o klrs Mary L. Dougla
ls a,fsna1 aa5moaife Pos@o; The Ed. -
ID itor and The Fiend ~. The Rer. $. r. Dnhs
~ e. Baitone Solo" Bow Fair Thou Art At".-..-..M .Mel
- j. Z. McEade.
" H.
T. T. Solo" uns (Grand Valse}. .Afo
= df.ss FostT-
re- = Piano Duet. The Misses Kate and Jessie Mcclz
Oh To- solo" Frtars of o1d Russ
~ ~ H. ouartete-a Good Night. Beloved. Pms
ts III. and Mrs. Bingham. Aiss Leonard, 1T. ~
q fenbETg.
~ PLEASANTLY SURPRISED.
very PLEASANT surprise part; t;,,st,s Vas E'f
ne ra.idence OF her father, P W. Gillette. No.
&c. Centre avenue by about forty Of her most IN
| la' mate friends. The party VAS given IN honor
le- the near approach OF the marriage OF Miss I
he ,atta and Of her departure for an Eastern hon
served at II 9e9S2 nt ., iae nte
sst Among those present were Mr. and Mrs; r.
Gilete and Mfs Egbeft G,iettS Maa 1 Be-
eE- 49, r1:.. ,J.-eha.I Miss A1cKiuDaQ, Hiss AlL