, 1876-11-12

F-*"~A AA0Ac cA41AS EfEllHl2 bG u uull4UEI III
| their young friends, who called ut their resi-.
uente, NO. rs West Monroc street, aud speut
Ine evening in the usual social manner. Among
! ,HnGeuests were the Misses Minnie and Maud
Ri' RRng' Jennie Dole, Stella CorIy, Mary Blythin,
| nc aud Carrie Cor!y, Bette Fishburn, Nellie
Dane, Nora Cook, Mary Birc;ow, Ada Tnrubuf1,
Bel and Lizzie Henderson. Bertha Smith, Ionic
Morrow, Ida Griffin, Alic Bell, Kittis Coleman
lkalanazool and thc Messrs. +. T. King, I. c.
Gibus Q. Kellogg, F. 4. Bell, /. E. Corby, ~
Braly, c. Hcnric, c. Brady, f. Smith, +. w
Grl1lin, s. Adams, j. n. Cook, a. Mclean, T.
lurbush, and many Others
Friday evening last the L. D. S. G., Of the
West Side, wly-oreanizcd literary and social
clnb:-hc1d its regular meeting at tic residence
Of Miss Wentworth, No. Warren avenue.
The following programme OF exercises was lis
tened to by un audience Of about ifty persons:
= select Rca,iins. Miss An,eIin tjn Lam as
s. Trio, for iute, violin md piano. '~'' '>''@
-, Mrs. Jones aud the Messrs. Pitt
Gomle atatta leading H. j. @ nrow,'
6. Duet for flute and pinno.
:. Solo, vocal Mr.. Charles Smith
The officers Of the J.. D. s. C. are rs follows
President, Mr.. Joseph Peters; Vicc-prcsidcnt,
Miss Matte J. Baldwin; Secretary and Treas-
urer, Mr. c. W. Lasher. Among the members
are the following: Mr.. aud Mrs. Joseph Peters,
Mr. and Mrs. Z. Y: L. Peters: Mr: and Mrs.
Miss Wentworth, Miss Miller Miss bryant, Miss
Turner, Miss Brown, Miss Carrie l(ur,i, Miss
Amelia Lane, Mr.. G. W. Lasher, Mr.. Z. 4.
Thaycr, Mr.. Minklcr, Alcssrs. N. J. md Il. L.
Brown, Mr.. Allcock, Mr.. Charles Smith, Mr.
Spencer Patterson, and Mr. Sloane
MINOR MENTION.
a charity hall will be given Thanksgiving night
at Standard Ball by the Hebrew Ladies' Bcncyo-
lent Society.
The second sociab1c Of the series for the bene-
fit of the Half-Orphan Asylum will be held at
the Asylum Tuesday evening.
The silver wedding of Mr.: and Mrs. John
Lang6ton was celebrated Friday evening, Nov
!, at their residence, No. ES0 Vest jackson
street.
4 surprise party was rendered to Mrs. Il,
August, Of Philadelphia, Tuesday evening ut
the residence Of her sister, Mrs. j. Rubel, No.
gu West Adams street.
About forty ol the friends OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Jefferson called 1t their residence, No. 10O5
West Monroe street, Thursday evening, it beiH,
their thirteenth wedding anniversary.
The indies Of the University Place Baptist
Church hold a bazaar in Martine's Hall, on Ellis
avenue, Nov. 1?,lG, and II. They will lave
special art room Of pictures, oancd and for SALE
Mrs. L. ". Tolk, Misses Annic C. Shaw, Eva
Huntington, aud others, being on the Art Cou1-
mittec.
CLUB TALK.
"Idle Hours the name Of another new Vest
Side club
The Cinders give their first party at Martine's
North-Sidc Academy Friday evening.
The second hop of the Peerless Club will be
held ut the GRIND Pacific Hotel Wednesday
evening.
second party Monday evening, at Martine's
Academy.
The second social Of the Chicago Command
cry will be given Tuesday evening ut Mart1ne's
West-Side Academy.
The first complimentary party OF the Accueil
Clup was given Friday evening at the Lincoln
Hall, about eighty couples participating in tue
dance.
The South End Club will give series Of six
partics-the first occurring Wednesday evening,
Nov. 22-at the Ellis Avenue Music Hail, near
TMrty-seventh street.
The opening sociablc Of the Oriental Con-
sistory, 32d S. P. R. S., will be given Thursday
evening at the Consistory Asylum, IS East Mon
roe street, American Express Building. Grand
march at precisely half past s.
The first Of 4 series OF receptions dansante
to be given by Prof. Bournique will take place
on THANKSGIVING Eve" Wednesday, Nov. %.
fore, BY committee appointed BY the Academy
members.
PERSONAL.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Frank \. kinzc, 1.ce Mallory,
left last Monday for Fort Pcmbina.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Fox, nee Stowell OF
Peoria, Of Detroit received their Chicago friends
at the fremont House Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. Albert Hoycy, nee Howe. Of
Brooklyn, returned to Chicago last Monday,
and will be u at home" at No. SO University
place.
Mr. and Mrs mes N. Monroe, nee Smith,
have returned their wedding trip in the
East, and have taken appointments at tue Clifton
House.
Mr.. Luther Latin Mills, the ncwly-clccted
States Attorney, left yesterday for New York,
where, it is said, he will lead somebody's fair
daughter to the altar.
Mr.. H. N. Bennett aud wife, ne. Dennison, OF
Boston, arrivcd at the fremont House Monday,
where they will remain for short time, pre-
vious to occupying their new residence Oh the
North Side.