, 1876-04-02

! cream spoon from R1rs. william A. Gill, IT,, @
Columbus, O.; satin fan from aliss Lou Kelsey
| Of Columbus, o.; gold lined card recaiye
from 11r. Edward Wood; silver ice-pitcher
server, goblets, and bowl from Mr. and Mrs. A. q
| and Mr. and Mrs. r. 4. Devils, OF Indianapolis
siiser fruis-bssket from Mrs. William Kelsey, ol
St. Louis; silver cake-basket from HRS. a. P.
Lewis, OF Indianapolis; silver pitcher from Mr.
and HRS. Chatfee, OF Danville; cut-glass and
gilt vaae from Mr. and Mrs. G. ". Fairbank, oi
Indianapolis; gold d-lined nut~dish from Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Sprague: cut-glass and silver card
jelly-spoons from Master HeurY and Miss Min
Die Lanman, Of Columbus O.; gold-lin sugar
spoon from Master and Mise Doughertv, Of CO.
1umbus, o.; basket Of flowers from Miss Short
enburg: an Immense basket Of rosebuds aud
English V1oless from " Brother Wilie"; picture
from Mrs. n d. Wood; and wsll-fl1ed pocket
book from the father Of the bride. The newly
married pair will reside in Indianapolis.
BON AMI MasQuERADE.
The closing party Of the season for this pop
at the residence Of Mrs. I. N. Camp, No. $40 West
Monroe street. It was a masquerade, and the
most successful party given by the Club this
winter. The members, and their invited guests
to the number Of about sixty, began assembling
at o'clock. and By 10 o'clock the largo parlora
we're comfortably filled with merry makers.
They we're most admirably entertained by aIr.
and Mrs. Camp. whose elegant house, fr1m the
dinlng-room, with 1ts hea7ily-loaded tables, to
the billiard room in the upper story, whs CIV
en over to their Use.
There WAS great variety Of characters repre-
sented, and tho costumes wsrs varied, and in
most instances very elegant.
At the head Of the list may be mentioned the
hostess end host, who assumed the characters OF
II Lady and Gent Of 70 olden time"
The following characters we're also taken
Bishop Nolin by Mrs. Sidney LocEe: Bishop
Thompson by alrs. J. G. Goodrich Fat boy.
8Ir. Swezey; Blsck-Eyed Susan, Mrs. Valentine;
Boss Tweed. Mr. Thad Dean; Mephisto. Mr..
tine; Nun. Mira. George H. Watson; Sister
Evangelins, Mrs. Co1se; Heathen Chinee, Mr.
Frost; Lady lnez Of Spain, Mrs. Dean; Marquis
La Fayette, Mr.. Charles Hale; Indian Chief,
Mr: Wells; Flag DOMINO, NJ: Sherwood; Me1i-
Snow Ball, MISS 9. Camp; Joan dare, Mrs.
Reed: Courtier, Mr. Reed; Queen, Miss Root;
Highland Lasaie. Mrs. Hale Evening Star, Misa
Mary. Goodrich; Night, Miss Lotte Cuyler;
Highland Lassie, Mrs. Swezey; Night Mrs.
Parsons Prudence Prim, Mrs. D. A. kimbarks
Dominic, Mrs. Parsons; Bohemian Girl, Mrs.
Thomas Wakup; Night, Mrs. Homer; Virginian
Rose Bud, M,ss Pollen Star Spangled Banner,
Mrs. r. B. Wells; Dutch Burgomas.er, Mr. &c
Crea; Spanish Cavalier, Mr. David Bradley;
French shspherasss, h,s; e.. L1daen; sa% Sleek
Feggy Slim, Mrs. Sears Gala Lily. A1s. Brad
10y; Turkish Lady. Mira. McCrea; Snow Storm,
Miss Evs Locke Gen. Putnam, Air. FELTON,;
Flag Domino. Mr. Marc Sherwood; 10 Ward.
Mrs. Waterman; Ulster Boy. Mr. Malkup;
Maud Muller, Mrs. McKinzie; Knight Templar,
Mr. u. L. Kimba1k.
RECEPTION
WAS given Wednesday evening by Dr.. and Mrs.
Justin Hayes st their residence No. GIG Wabash
avenue, in honor OF their son, Dr. Plym 8. Hayes,
and his bride. Who we're recently married in
Washington.
Among the guests were: Judge and Mrs.
BradTelt; Mrs. David M Runnion; ths Reg. aud
the Rev. and Mrs. Covert, Mr. aud Mrs: E.. P
Phelps, the Rev. Luther Stone. DR.. DeLaskie
miller, Mr. George 4. Wheeler. Mr.. and Mira 3.
F. Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Asa Vail, Mrs. Dalano
Prlaeeson: Mrs. osgGod. NJ: and slrs; s: B
Mrs. Josiah Locke. DR.. and Mrs, Delamater, DR..
aud Mrs. Fl. II. Lyman. Mr. and Mrs. j. ".
Smith, Alr. aud Mrs. Joseph stanly Of Colorado,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. s. Oliver Of Clinton, Ia, Mira.
Albert Landon, the Rev: 2. G. Smith Of Morri-
Des Moines, Haven, the Misses Wheeler. Locke
Addie Miller, Richardson, Myra Smith, Fl. Wis
wall, Vail, Oracle Hayes, Dr.. l.. ". Case, Meesrs.
S. 4. Chase. Will Barrell, ". A. Hammond, 4.
s. Cotton, Buel Cotton, Will 0sgood, C. J. Rich
ardson, Arnold Heap Norman Patton, F. Il.
Seyeriug, and others.
SURPRISE.
Wednesday being the birthday anniversary OF
DR.. Basley, OF No. 244 Walnut street, quite q
humber OF his friends invaded his residence in
Among tbs guests were AIr. and Mrs. D. W.
Mason, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kemp, Mr. and Mrs. !
G. H. Miser, Airs. Bosley Of Oak Park Miss Lulu !
Trowbridge OF Milwaukee, Misses Annie and |
Frankie Boaley, Oak Park; Miss Owen. Miss
Charles Mason, Joseph Roche. J. 7. Lenfesty. ]
Benjamin Homer. George hason. Lon Van
buren,, and John Tucker.
4 SELECT PARTY
was given last Saturday evening By Miss Emma |
E1nstein at ncr residence, No. 844 Pralri8 ave.
nue.. The arrangements we're perfect and on a |
grand scale, and the invited guests spent !
) delightful evening. The following 10 q
ist Of those present. Messrs: Joseph Stern
Calm Of Cincinnati, Misses Rachel aud Grace
Cole, Joan Pinkerton, Pauline Wineman, Rosa
Miller Tillie Ballenberg, Minnie Elie, Jennie
Martha kaufman, Louise Fried
nan. f. Kohler, Esther Bloom, Jennie Hudson.
,s'ma and Jacobine Abrahamson; hessre.
Joseph Stettheimer, Samuel Schultz, Adolph !
Julius Ballenberg, Henry and Levy
llonheimer, Charles Leopold, Joe Ffendentha-
er, H. J. Cnristoph. Moses Florshaim: Carl
Kramer, Bennie and Arthur Einsssin, Seligman
Iindauer, and Ben Rosenheim.
CHINA WEDDING.
The twentieth anniversary Of the Wedding OF
II. and Mrs. 4. L. Barrett was made the occa-
ion OF d SURPRISE party by number Of their
riends last Monday evening a. their residence.
10. 1877 Hoypa r "eet. Several handsome pieces
i china wero .esented, and tbs evening Was
aased p1easahtly.
USIrERsrrT PLACE LITERARY cLrE-
The literary society Of the University Place
BAPTIST Church met Tuesday evening a. the resi-
ence Of Miss Carrie 0agood, No. s. University
lace. 31r. T. @. Rouev gave two instrumental
olos. The 3neses Alice and Hannah French
endered a vocal duet. Mr. J. E. Khode read
Maud Muller" which vas afterwards illus
rated BY 8 tableau. NJ .: Carma appearing as
he Judge, and Miss Ida Wood as Maud. DR.. H.
scltation. Miss Carrie Howe read selections
;om Widow Bedott." There WAS also singing
, Misses Maria and Eva Briggs, aud the Misses
orthrup and Mitchell.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
The members Of the J. 8. Il. Club gave par
Ut the residence ct a1r. G. r. Hoyt, No. 7s5
zckson street Friday evening, in honor OF that
birthday. The members Of the
iub present were NIT. and Mrs. c. c. B. conyAr,
.ngham. Elmer, Nelis, Martin, Thorn Miller,
u. and I1s. Ed Downs, Nr. aud Mrs. Thomas
Tlknson- Miss Jennie Balls, Miss HAt.ie !
rand.. Ksnp&ha. Wis, Ar. Oaine, HI. c. E.