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WEST END CLUB,

An entertainment. was given Thursday even
ing by this Club at Miss Gregg's school-room,
No, II Sheldon street, Tho oparetta, Trial by
jury" was rendered. Among others present
were the following: hlr. and Mrs. J. 3. Briggs.
Mr. and Mrs. Street, Mr. and Mrs. II. Reese,
a1r. aud Mrs II. Osborn, Mr.. and Mrs. 6. a. P.
kelsey, Mr. and Mrs. Daniels, Mr.. and Mrs. ".
l.. Heaton, Mr. and Mrs. Ashley, a1rs. G. D.
Carrincton. Mr. aud Airs. Bush, Mr. and Mrs.
Spencer, Mr.. aud Mrs. Booth. nIr, and Mrs. F.
e. 6pooner, Mrs. Or. Knox, Mrs. Bliss
Ring, United States District Attorney Bangs
Mrs. Wormer, Mrs. Allen, tho Misses Morgan,
tho Misses Creighton. the Misses Wells, Misses
Clara Skink1e, Anne doodmxn, Foster, Helen
Chase, Maggie Cossitt. Bryson, Ada Macarthur,
Adams, Lottio Keese, the M1sses Triningham,
Miases Ada navaon, Cargllo Gray, Daniels; Dr..
Bentley Messrs. c. q. Strong. F. " Cronkhite,
William Hoaelaud, William Goodman, Ralph
| birmingham. +. T. Baird, G. e. Basley. Fred
TAYLOR, James Goodman. William Kane, Harvey
| Clark. Southwood, 1linkler, Morgan, Osborn,
Graves Peck. Cargile, Mendsen, McA]lister,
! Poase, Collins, Goldsmith, so1ibner. Lindsey,
oA''''' ''''% onEEs-DEvEy.
The marriage OF Miss Sadie Louise Dewey and
Mr.. Emmett G. Green took place at the
residence OF tho groom, No. 4oo3 Wabash
| avenue, Thursday, in the presence OF 9
few intimate friends OF the contracting
parties. Tho ceremony was performed by tho
| little blonde, With the roses OF health blooming
| On her cheeks, looked chaEming!y in stylish
costume OF slata-colored silk, cut en- train. Tho
psrlors were tastafully decorated with ever
! green's aud flowers. Mrs. Green was tho re-
cipient OF several handsome and useful presents.
| among which may be mentioned beautiful
| pearl ring from the groom, an elegant silver
| castor from the eroom's mother, silver butter
dist and set OF silver knives and forks from
| Mr. and Mrs. Harley Green handsome SILVER
| handsome pictures, entitled "Diana de Capinl"
! aud Love Captive from Migs Lydia
Green silver napkin ring, Mr Charles bortoo;
silver carviug-knife aud fork-rest from Mlss
| flowers. Miss Jennie Boynton; q set Of silver
spoons from DIR. and Mrs. Marsh; band
soma basket OF natural flowers from
little Ella Marsh; an elegaut card
| receiver from Mr.. aud Mrs. B. B. Pearson;
pair Of silver gob!ets from Mr. and Mrs. Wss-
eener: handsome silver s,up. p.pitcher and tray
| from Misses Lizzie and Hattie Dougherty very
| handsomely embroidered motto, Home, Swest
Home" from Miss Bessie De Lsnge silver nap
! kln-riug from Mrs. Emerson; silver napkln-
ring, Hiss K;ttio Aiiss and pair OF bouquet
holders from Miss May Delano- After recelving
the congratulations Of tho;r friends, the newly
married couple left on the 10 o'clock train for
| short brldal-trip, taking with them the good
glshes Of their numerous friends.
DnAs1ATIca. -.
The Highland Park SoclAi Club will giye tho
last dramatic entertainment OF the season, at
which will bo rev,vsd By general request, the
guccess of years ago, Bakers two-act drttna, en-
titled Among the Breakers"
Tho Chicago Barge Club will give their second
entertainments at Standard Hall Friday evening.
April a. when Bulwer's play Of MoneJ will
be presented.
BRIEF .:Ey1zoN.
party was given MonoaY evening by air. and
Nrs Casselman st their residence No. 294 East
Chicngo arsuue in honor Of the birthday Of
their son, John Casselmau. About fifty couples
were present.
There was pleasing entertainment Of a sons
what uoyol character given at the rebidencs Of
J. P White, Ellis Park, Friday eyenipg. Four
charades were acted by tho Misses White. Howe,
and Putnam, Mr.. Rhodes. Prof. Olson, a1essrs
Hnwley aud Oger1nan. The words wore coffee
speechless, placing and music, and some OF tnose
who participated displayed somo dramatic ability
that should be cultivated. Mr.. Rhodes read
..rte Famine" Hiss Terhune recl:ed " Hun
gry" and Gods Judgment on Wicked Bish-
op." Miss Emma Shaw sang three songs with
much SUCCESS. The entertainment WAS for the
benedt OF University Place Baptist causch, and
nettod $25
Tbs party given by the young people Of st.
Paul's Universailst Church, Friday night, 1t the
residence OF William u. Derby, Esq, Nc. GIG
Michigan avenue, Waa decided social and hnan-
cial success. . ..-. .-.......
On Thursday evening = pleasant company,
numbering eome forty couples, met At tho sosa-
deuce OF &. ;. Halstsd Esq, No: III Fulton
street, A number OF the pryoc4pal officers OF the
Chicago Alton Eallruad, asaoclates OF LII. Hal
sted, we're proaeus.
Under the management. OF the young ladies Of
Christ Church, = Miss entertainment will bo
given at tnu residence OF alr. =. u. Keith, NO.
916 Prairie avenue, Thursday evening. Head
inss by Prof Dowland, aud music OF an attract
i've character, are On the programme.
CLUB NOTES.
Tho South End Club gave q closing party
Wednesday evening at Bournlque'e.
The ST. PauI's Assemblies will give the second
party OF tho series in two woeka, at Bournique'a
Hall.
The next complimentary party Of the Favor
ita Pleasure Club OF tho North Side occurs
on the 2sth OF April, u Marines North Side
Han.
Tho Blue Danube CLUB gave = pleasant party
last evening at No. 1856 West Lake street.
The Genovieye Club viii give their closing
party Thursday evening, April q, at Carr's West
sido Academy, corner OF West Lake and Wood
streets.
The" Proi6s," q dramatic club in the extreme
southern portion of tbs city, have In rehearsal
drama in two acts, entitled "Down by the 5ea."
which they propose giving Soma time during the
first or second week in May.
The Minerva Club give bouquet party at
Gzeenebaums Hall, Soa. rs and 81 Fifth avenue.
ThuNdaY evening.
The next party OF tho Eureka Club HlH tAKe
place Wednesday evening a. klArs'a parlora, No.
10 North Clark street.
The Franklin Pleasure Club will give their
third complimentary and leap-year party Mon
day evening, ut Central Dancing Academy,
corner OF Halsted and Adams streets. ". J.
Upton, President; H. Van Doren, Vice-Pres-
ident; George A. Brooks, Secretary; Gilbert
B. Jones, Treasurer.
The Seunefeder Liederkranz give \ concert
and ball this evening ut North Side Turner Hall.
grand uasque ball wlll bo given Monday
evening in the old Globe Theatre by the French
Mutual Aid Society, assisted BY the French
Benevolent Society Of Illinois. 1t is expected
to be due affair, as very many OF our French
speaking citizens are pledged to do their bsst to
make it 8ucces8.
The closing party OF the season by the Ellis
Park Club will be given Thursday evening. As
aoclal matters in Oakland have been almost at =
akand-still for some time past, j. is expected
there wilt be- al unusually large. attendance at
this party. Additional music has been secured
and pleasant time ia anticipated,
The Occidental neck-tie party which occurred
at Campbell Hall last Wednesday night closes
the aecond series. Al usual a good attendance
vas present.
MATRIMONIAL ITEMS
Tho wedding OF Henry A. Hinckley and Mary