, 1876-02-13


enioYed until near midnight, wheu q happier I
party never separated to go home. The Com |
mittee OF Arrangements contested OF M1s5 ttenA |
Fobes and Miss Minnie Water 8, and their indie
or forty couples OF the cream Ut West Side
society.
CHARITABLE ENTERTAINMENT.
4 very pleasant entertainment vas given
Kenwood. for the benefit Of the Protestant Or
plan Asylun1, OF which Airs. Dupee is Direst-
ress Miss Douglass very superior readings
and Miss Knowles musical gems contributed
greatly 10 the enjoyment Of the occasion. Mrs.
Dupee furnished CHOICE collation..
MINOR MENTION.
A party was given Wednesday evening ut the
residence OF Mrs. Kerr. No. AT Belden avenue,
in honor Of her niece, Miss Melody. About dfty
guests were present.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Waite gave large
dinner party at her residence. No. s34 East 1ndi-
ana street, only ladies being present. Hand
furnished the music.
A1srgs p,rty was given FSday yne evsnnE At 1.-THE the
born street, about 200 being in attendance.
Hands orchestra furnished the music.
Tuesday evening tho Misses Allie and Helen
Creighton entertained q number Of :her friends
at their residence. No. 547 Wost Monroe street.
Music and dancing formed the chief amuse-
ments. Supper was served by Eckhardt At II
o'clock.
Last Tuesday evening the ladies' OF the Gem
tra1 Christian Church gave Centennial party at
Campbell Hall. corner OF Campbell avenue and
Van Buren street. About 200 peraous we're pres
eut, many Of whom we're dressed in costumes
representing the days Of 1916.
Mrs. Col. Stearns. No. 43 Twenty-ffth street,
entertained company Of friends Thursday even
Friday evening Mrs. Henry Milward entertain
ed 4 number Of friends at her residence on
Michigan avenue.
Wednesday evening Mrs. Edward Turner, No:
TV.1A in
| style, about sixtY guests.
DIr and Mrs. John B. Lyon gave pleasant
entertainment to numbar Of friends at their
| residence, No. 262 Michigan avenue, "Wednesday
evening. Hand furnished the music.
| 4 very pleasant reception was given Tuesday
evening BY Mrs. O. F. Avery and her daughter,
Mrs, H. P. MerEiman, at their residence. No. 40
Michigan avenue, to Miss Marg!e Ely, daughter
of T. S. Ally, ESD, Of New York, and niece OF
Mrs. Averv. About oue hundred guests we're
invited. The refreshments were served by
Wright in une1ceptionabie style. A note-worthY
circumstance was the fact that dancing Was dis
pensed with. and the guests enjoyed themselves
in the good old-fashioned way which was H.
| vented long before the ''glide waltz" and Bos-
| ton "dip."
The eleventh birthday OF Miss Mav Bishop
| Dean daughter of Mr. and Mrs- 4. c. Deau, was
made the OCCASION for party to which her many
| Young friends we're invited. A Dumber OF gifts
we're made to Miss May, including . check TOT
800 from her father. = gold ring, silver napkin
rings aud gold pen.
Mrs. Clark L. Hill gave musical s eoiIee
street. about sixty beng present. supper BY
Ecknardt varied the programme.
! caURcH AND CHARITY.
The Grace Church Mite Social has been post"
| uoped one week. and will meet ne1t at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. J. Roy Robertson.
There will be an entertainment ut Marines
North Side Ball, Chicago avenue, Tuesday even
Jug, for the benefit OF the Ladies' Work society
p. NJ trv
OF Ascension Parish 1t VIII CONSIST OF palior s
comedy entitled My Uncle's Wll." and the
charming operetta, .'High Life" the latter
novelty in the way at private theatricals.
The Young PEOPLES Union Of st. Paurs Re-
formed Episcopal Church, corner Washington
and Ann streets, will give an entertainment
Tuesday evening in the main auditorium OF the
church, including lecture BY Bishop Cheney:
subject-"J John Wickiffe, the Morning Star of
the Reformation" ...
conree Of preparation BY some Of the amateurs
on the West Side to be given in ad OF the
| Foundlinge' Rome early in March, at the resi-
dence of one Of the Young ladies assisting.
Conspicuous among the a1nusenents OF thlI
Thursday evening at the First United PresbT-
teriau Church, corner Monroe and Pannns
t streets. Instrumental and vocal music VIII ot
| furnished by Mrs. Eugene de Roode~Rce. Mist
Alice 4. Putchins, Frank 1. Balrd an ana - Ar - q
l., Sloan. Several select readings Will be g1sef
BIZ Miss U1iic R. Akeretron, among otheii
"Darius Green and His Flying Machine" ane
1.-THE Polish Boy."
musical aud dramatic entertainment unde
thu auspices of the D,rectressea OF the WASH
inetonian Home and for the benens OF tue 1nstl
! tution will be given in the chapel Of the Homt
| Thursday evening, at which time will be pre-
scented the temperance drama, fruits OF I'M
Wins Cup" ...-
i. COMING EyEST5-
. Mrs. James Steele will give large and elegan
partg Thursday evening, in honor OF Miss Han
| nah h1cNahon Of Cleveland, O.
Mr. Fred Tuttle will give masquerade part
at the residence of his parents No. 719 Mlcl'sa1
. | nyet,ie Tuesday evening.
!, A party will be given Tomorrow evening o
Mrs. 4. Booth, at herresidence, No. GOT Michigan
n | avenue.
Miss Matte Z. Sherman, recently Of the sheI
" man House. il now 1ealding at No. 694 Wabas
3. Miss Maude Smith, OF Winona. Mimi, is th
y !. guest Of Mrs P. B. Cook No. 153 Forest ave
nue..
The engagement of Mr.. Edward Bennett
this city, and Miss Denpiaon, OF Boston. ii al
l. nounced They met in Europe iAst year.
: M1. John A. Hand has received an inVltas1o
. to 90 to Berlin, and he has decided to accep
q It Is doubtful, however, ~hether he VIII nave ,
opportunity to play before the Emperor WI
| IAN, since the Berlin which he IL about TO Fis
is situated IN Wisconsin, and not go lar dis'a1
u as to prevent him from returning tho next oa