, 1876-12-31

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| guests met at the residcuce Of Mr.. Cherry m
marched IN state to their destination, waer
they spent the evening in dancing and variou
games. Among those present were Miss Ma
Gassell, Miss Nellie Wren, Miss Ella CasSell !:
zie Cassel, Miss Tilla Watson, Miss Tlli
Cherry, Miss Nellie Purdy, Miss May Hanson
Miss Stella Rordan, Miss May Rugar, Miss Ncl
lie Rugg, Miss Mary Ross, Miss Belle Hall
mcssrs: Edwards Weed, Cherry Waughop
Reid, Bierlein,, Alexander, Cassel1, Blaclsman
Lott, Mr. aud Mrs. Cherry, Mr. and Mrs. Good
| ricn, Mr. and Mrs. r. Cherry, Mr.. and Mrs. Gas
sell, and Mr. and Mrs. A. Cherry.
4 MOONLIGHT sLBIGHSG SURPRISE.
A number ,b OF the Chicago friends Of Ar: and
very pleasant and thoroughly agreeable sur
prise Wednesday evening The splendid
sleighfng. aided by beautiful moonlight, gave
the surprisers an opportunity to test the virtue
Of an old-fashio1ed sleighing party, with the
usual incidents: It was very late In the eYea,
ing when Mr. Jones and his wife were called
upon to entertain their guests, which they did
In truly hospitable manner. The parlors were
taken possession Of, and a supper pre-
nessssev Ss RI ass ssa snsssss Hss xe
pleasant dancing ensued It was early in the
morning when the party left for Chicago again,
which they reached IN due time, and with the
were served on the trip out. Among those par
tlclpatng In the nights sport we're 1r. and Mrs.
y. Hough, nee Gilmore; Miss T. Gushing, Misses
Matte Coan, Ella Tfuax, Nellie Ismon, Minnie
Sweet OF Detroit, May Graham, Areyia Nc
@ Gaap ke A1Rf Nee e2 s FEa 5 12 G7 zza aaG GSs Ses
May; Jennie Ford and Miss Long, Of Riverside;
Messrs. d. Haman, e. Brush, " McCurdy, Il.
Q. Hough, ". s. Bristol, J. T. Graham, ]. E.
SsradeE, NJ. Nugent, B. Il. Lott, c. Washbura,
Il. Cross, A. Long, q. Long, and Others
WAuKEGAN.
specfa1 corzeepondsnce gr The Tribune.
WAuKEGAN, Dec. 3d. Waukegan's youth
have during the past week had great reason to
has been exceedingly favorable. Tho sleighing
has been unusually fine, and the weather suf-
fciently pleasant to admit OF general partici-
patton; and this was not all, for Thurs.
day Ss evening ng;rr they ysd had i gssnd TIM t%e
termed "Prof. CARTS bcneflt.'' The music
was furnished by Slater, and gave entire satis-
faction. Many beautiful and costly dresses
were worn By the fair ones present, and were
only. comparable with the becoming suits In
lowing were among thenumber present: Sir: aud
Mrs. 6. B. Watrous, Mr.. and Mrs. W. ". Wick
ham,: Mr.. and Mrs. ". 7. Yeoman, Mr.. and Mrs.
y. Il. Ellis, M. and Mre: 8. G. Berry, Mr.: and
Mrs G: E: Adams, Mrs. r. F. Murray, Misses
Glnnia a, dnp' toia anu 1nun1G E3el1s, ueftle
aotc9lnson, Amsna E M115on' 159' Nelne Montgonl-
eeTy, tne a' nisses ,f' hlrK' tahe towards, Jennie
Murray, ete1ia WARD alta ana Fannie Derrick,
Steele, r ". Hook,- F. q. johnson. S. O.
ZONES, Clarence and FRED Murray, VIII and
Louis spencer, ): L: Brewster, Fred Berry, VIII
shute, Charles Curtis, kenosha, John kenni-
c1tt, james McLane, George Putnam, 3. J.
Ingalls,.
The first lecture Of the I" Home Series" will
be delivered By the Hon. Schuyler Colfax at
Phoenix Hall Friday evening at z 80 O'Clock. a
large attendance is expected
The officers Of the Young MEMS Library As
soriation are happy because they "come ont