, 1876-02-27


iron, No. 127 uoyne avenue, in aid OF the
F0undlaSs' Homo. Tla ia tbs programme
proposed for the OCCASION:
I. Duct instrumental Fel.ennesda. .Rissinger
Tie Missts Weoer.
B. tbs chie.go ouaf,ette. :'' ''''''
1fessFs, Thomas, Smith, V,saou. and Dsm.
3. "When the Swallows Homewsrd Fly ".........A .Aht
Miss StrluiToN.
4. valse Dc Salon. ....-.. Louis Stab
vop,a Yon Ms; Hs;;s ss; ss - eyt Mou1n Hamilton
A:ss Cruseksaans. -.-
D. 4n@ Aan''e'' il: 4. ;:''''''''' D:.. Ao''eD
T. "Recollections Of Home" e"..................M Mills
Hiss Idu EuschtEQh.
8. "Holy Mother {from Maritana1 Wallace
dfiss Sty1diron ana Mass Cruiekskank-
3. Tenor aolo-selected.. d........................-
3tr. Smith. --
10. Grand March de Concert: -Wollsnhaupt
Ina D:!la 81. John.
II. Soprano osolo-selcc:ca. ..---...-.......,...-
M1ss L,ndsau
II. "1fe Has No Power" {from Belisaro,. .Douizesh
N.s1 Stiitr u, Ar. Ntll1am lindsay, Nr. c. H. Desa
THE CENTENNIAL MASQUERADE
Chicago is going to celebrate the Centennial.
4 grand musical and terpsichorean entertain
mant is being arranged. to tako place at Nc
Cornick Hall On the 18th Of March, Which, it
by u number Of Responsible gentlemen OF the
city. ought to bs = fitting and aprro-
prlatce iuhllation over the historical fact
that We are . hundred years ola:
a
city have taken tho matter in hand, and are a.
ready ut work proparinG programme. It is to
be Centennial masquerade party, ln which will
be combined somo dramatic features, in the
shape OF tableaux representing various phases
ct American history, With all the sociai mirth
and iolllty tLat belongs to the old-faahloned
carnival. There will De several bands Of music,
1ncluding the Great Western Band, and there will
be good deal OF daucsng done to their music,
the ouadrtlics aud round dances being arranged
to make picturesque display OF 81! possible
kinds Of native Costumes, from the DAYS of '!6
to the present year Of grace. Society" needs
q sensation, and society will have one IN this
masquerade party. tho first that has taken place
hero on Eland scale, for several years.
CHURCH AFFAIRS.
A complimentary coucert in honor Of Mrs.
Clara D. Stacey ia announced for Thursday even
ipg, March 9, at plymouth Church.
Tho ladies OF the Third Unitarian Church will
give coffee party NJ Marines Vest Side Ac1d-
emv. Friday evening, March =.
Tho Helpers" OF ST. Paul's Universalist
Church gave m informal party Tuesday evening
at Marines South Side Academy, No. 1910 1n-
diana avenue.
The ladies' OF the Fifth Presbyterian Church
have perfected the arrangements for tho leap
year party to be given at tho new Mason!c Hall,
corner Of Indiana avenue and Thirty-hrst street,
Tuesday evening. The list Of committees snd
the programme have been announced. The pro-
s1anlme iB Al attractive one, and embraces chs
rades and vocal aud instrumental music BY we'll
the n,anapement Of S. K. Martin aud C. u.
HotchEin. Supper will be served from 6:a0 to .
o,cfocl-
An Entertainment will be given in the chapel
of the Washinctunian Home by the Ladies'
Committee Tor The benefit Of tho chapel fund
Thursday eyanipg. yocsl and instrumental
ee|ections will be given by alr. and Mrs. c. a.
Hayens. aud Mrs. Laura E. Dainty will give
several OF her very popular recitations. The
programme will be given hereafter.
SUPPLIES.
surpries was rendered to Mr.. and Mrs.
dence, on the corner Of Portland avenue and
Th,rty-goyenth street.
4 7ery pleasant and genuine surprise was
neruetrated upou Ur. auu Mrs. Z. Il. Foote,
corner OF Wentworth avenue and Sl1ty-drst
street. Euglewood, Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Catlin vera made the recipi-
ents Of phantom surprise party at their resi-
dence, No. 672 West Monroe street. Monday
evening. The affair wss managed By Mr.. Rod
Mrs. r. J. Summons and Mr. and Mrs. \. It.
Foster. large number Of friends were PRESENT.
MINOR MENTION.
Airs. E. E. Heimer entertained select COM
nsnv Of frieuds at her residence, No. 551 Wash
inetop street. Monday evening.
vcrr nlea.apt party assembled at the resi-
denca 81 william Foster, ESQ, No. 1l46 Wabash
avenue, wednesday.
Washingtoo's birthday Was the nineteenth an
niversary OF the mar1iage Of Mr. and Ars. d. r;
IN upon them in the evening" and helped them
celebrate the happy OCCASION.
Friday afternoon Mfs: 1ansen aaa q gave !unen
parry II aes fistG s,;ea ls;ro rraa.nt Hand fur.
auout ~, ~ No