, 1876-11-26
SUBURBAN..

| Tuesday evening the Masonic sociable held by
| Harlem Lodge took place in their hall. Al
though the night was stormy, large assembly
met. and the gathering was considered Que
of the most pleasant Of the season.
| The must: was furnished by the
Blaney Club, who came out from
the city for that purpose, and rendered many
| selections from their delightful music very
| charmingly. Mr. Let1ler won loud applause by
his comic solos Of sold Simon" and t'The
| Latest Man in All the Town" Refreshments
of eotree and sandwiches were served by the
gentlemen in regalia- Prof. Wilcox, Of the
Harlem School, recited ''Shamus O'Brien."
These sociables will be held once month during
tue winter.
The ladies Of Christ Church offered to ticket
holders tempting supper Thursday evening;
many partook and some Sis was placed in tie
Treasury.
The fifth and last musical social, until after
the holidays, was held Friday evening, ut the
residence Of Mr.. Russel. The parlors we're
crowded with an attentive audience. The mu-
steal programme was, as usual, very entertain
ing, and IN original production by Prof. Dodge
added MUCH to the interest and pleasure Of the
evening. Miss Hattie Montgomery read Sc
lection from Mark Twain in pleasing manner.
The parlor concerts will be resumed in jan
uary.
The Union Club will give their first dancing
party Wednesday evening in Centennial Hall.
interested in a farewell 1eap-year party, to be
given in Centennial Hall, Dec. Il.
Miss Mary McDugaI, 50 long popular young
lady and music teacher OF Oak Park, was mar
ried at her fathers residence in Chicago Thurs
day afternoon to gentleman from Kansas.
Mr.. Andrew Voght, ticket agent, was married
last week.
wAUKEGAN.
wAuEEeAs, ss iii, Nov. S5.2Last io'ti Monday hap
petlcd to be the 30th birthday Of Mrs. Amos
Lloyd, and as this TACT was we'll known by some
OF her intimate friends, they Of course conmuni-
that s. grand SURPRISE" to be instituted on
that evening, was agreed upon. In the mean
time, Afr. and Mrs. Lloyd accepted an invitation
to spend the afternoon and evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Buell., and while there
in the evening were informed by Il messenger
that the hour was late, which, although not a
fact, was hint sufficiently understood by them,
and they started 1or their home, finding it ap-
parcntiy as when they let, and nothing to in |
dicatc the condition Of affairs within. The door
they to find themselves in the presence OF some
Of their dearest and most intimate friends all Of
whom had busted themselves in placing
things in "apple-pfc orler.' In the |
per instructions, placed themselves un-
heard in the front passage, where, |
at IN appropriate interval, they struck up j |
tune" causing q second surprise. The follow
ing we're - among the nunbsr present; Mr. and
Mrs. A. Z. Merrill, Mr.. aud Mrs. Il. L. |
Putnam, Mr.. and Mrs. c. 3. George, Mr.. and
hrs d. r. Child, Nj. and Mrs. G. A. Partridge,
Alr. and Mrs. II. E. Partridge, Mr.. and Mrs. |
George Adams, ME. aud Mrs-J.. E. Clarkson,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. 4.
&. Pct1ibonc, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Abbott Mr..
and Mrs. c. G. Buell., Mr. and Mrs. s. j. Brad
bury, AIr. aud Mrs. 4. C. Berry, Mr.. and Mrs.
NC. Earll, AIr. s. S. Hallcnbeck, Mrs. j.
Poriv, Mrs. Nathaniel Dowst, and Mrs F. II.
Mem
to the nGinted Invitations have been sent out
Bradbury, .ous friends Of Mr. and Mrs. s. S.
twenty-flth alesting their presence at the
Of SAINT and ll1ersary or the silver wedding
this Saturday eve1tj1nable wife, which occurs
Thursday evening TIL
held u sOclabe at the relngrcgational Society |
ridge, Esq, on Clayton snec Of G. A. Part
matter OF course, spent protinlea, and, as a
tie EDITORS house. Music both ~ season at |
strumental, and several exercises, cont, and i'll
programme, with, Of course, articles inteqd the
to the inner man sandwiched in between ing
ENGLEWOOD.
~, a club party was given at the residence Of
Mr.. Middleton on Friday evening DANCING md
games we're the amuscmcnts of the nass;ng |
hours. Amongst those who were in atten1ancs
we're: Miss Carrie Aetcalfe, Miss Norv nnu.
nelle, Miss Grove Gore, Miss Mary McEdownev
Miss Belle McEldowney, Miss Clara Budd M,sss
LIZZIE, 6izze Baad, Miss Clara Brown, Miss Flora
29ry, Sam Goss, Will Hoy, Frunl5 Brnwn
george Middleton, James Hoy, Ralph Middle
The ladies Of the First Methodist Eo1scon,,
lhurch I'M give soeiable at the church next TICS
. The ladies fthe Reformed En;scon,, c,,,,.,,,