, 1876-03-05
SUBURBAN NEWS.
EVANSTON.

/ EVANSTON.
| Ameeting Of influential citizens was held al
| the residence Of 4. s. Ring Friday evening.
! The object Of the meeting V1s to discuss
village mattere in tha interest OF retrenchment
and economy. The result OF their consultation
will probably be seen at tho next election.
The difficulty that exists between Hibbard,
Spencer 4; Co. and J. S. Haywood is in the hands
Of arbitraturs, and will probably be concluded
next week.
at their animal meeting the Sociab1e Asaocia-
tion OF the II. E. Church elected the following
officers for the ensuing year President, Mrs
". n. Brainard Vice-Prosident> Mrs. William
Deering; Treasurer Miss Lllio Wentworth !;
Secretary, Mrs. E.. L. Clifford: Managers,
afosdames ". ?. Jones, G. G. Ayers. f. L. Pear
sou. D. F. Vail, Dr.. Mann, A. L. Sewell, 4. L.
Butler, William Wilson, E. E. Taylor, J. T.
Peck, William Raymond.
The following are the officers Of tho Evanston
Auxiliary Republican Club J. &. Kedzic, Pres
ldent; o. Huse, E. L. Brown, Z. Kistier, ]. D.
L. ". Conkey, Corresponding Secretary E. a.
Clifford, Recording Secretary, and r. 4. Scott,
Treasurer. The Executive Committee is as fol-
lows: S. B. Raymond D. 3. Dewey II. II.
kldder, J. N. Lyons, J: R. Fitch ". N. Brainard,
G. 6. Ayers. and ). n. Didier; Finance Com
mitsee, c. B. Woodward, c. c, Stratton. and G.
A. Rogers; Committee on Public Speakers and
Documents Gen. White, 0, A. Willard. and Il.
B. Huzd; Delegate to tho Grand Council W N.
Brainard. Meetings will be held on tho third
Saturday Of each month
Edgar and William Richmond start for the
Black Hlls to morrow
Mr.. ]. D. Kline has returned from Florida,
whero he has been looking after his orange plan
tation.
The next term Of the School OF Individual In-
struction at Lakeside Hall, will begin March %.
Hereafter there will bo two sesslons 1ar.
Three Young ladies will take part in tho junior
exhibition Misses Hunt, Bradshaw, and Pom
eroy.
series for the benefit Of the Gymnasium will
ba given next month. consisting of lectures by
PROT Ca1hart ntd others. and closing With An
exhibition at the Gymnasium BY some OF the
students
A gentleman Of Evanston, who is interested,
offers rosewood bat to that member Of the
University nine who shall have the best batting
score during the season.
The mos< noticeable social event Of the week
WAS the meeting OF the ~ N. E." Club, Tnes1ay
evening, at the residence Of Mr. J. Ii. Williams
As it was the last dance before Lent. tho mem
bers entered heartily into the delights OF tho
dance, being assisted therein by Johnny Hands
music The refreshments were promptly at-
tended to. and the dancing continued until D
late hour.
The Eclectic me. Monday evening 1T Mr.
Charles E. Brownies; a largo number OF invited
guests were present. and the presence OF the
senior class Of Ferry Hall. Lake Forest, Was an
addition to the pleasures of the eyenDg.
The entertainment By tho Social Club Thurs
day evening was, us usual, quito Interesting. |
Tie programme comprised readings By Mrs.
Iisdaie, wefl-reudered vocal and instrumental
music by different membore, weIl-acted charado |
By the little folks, and Tho Morning Call"
The singing of ii Como Back. jock" by the |
Clubs comic man convulsed the audience With |
laughter. and VAS epcored.
PARE RIDGE
Tho par1or concert ut the residence OF Mrs. !
Dickinson Thursday evening was al aud even |
more, than it's friends anticipated. The attend |
1nce WAS large, and the muaic, both instru-
mental and vocal, OF superior character, eyen |
or this place, which has no small reputation for !
be musical ability it possesses. Tho proceeds of
he entertainment wcra for the benefit OF tho
Congregational Church, and handsome sum
rag netted for tho deserving object.
4 party OF Indians passed through here
ltkinson, having been spending some DAYS III
he city, sightseeing. Tharo was hut one igno- |
,}e representative Of the former Kings OF the I
orest, he being, OF course, Chief, the rest OF
he band consisting Of squaws, hnlt-grovn
hidren, and pspooses. They we're, for the timo |
icing tho observed Of all observers.
The closing meeting for the season Of the So
ial aud Literary Club will be held 1T the resi- |
lence Of Col. Robb Tuesday evening. choice
literary and Enuslcat programme is promised. |
Thile something to ampse as we'll will also be ]
ttemptcd. The usual order Of exercises will
lso be varied for this once, by the serving Of
efreshments- a full attendance is expected.
Col. J. G. Fagan. OF New Io1k City, On his
;ay home from Colorado, where he has c1ten-
lse mining interests, has been visiting friends
! this suburb
number OF persons mot st the parsonage
sidsy evening" for tho purpose OF forming q
lass in Bible lessons. Elder Boring will be the
,acher-
A large and happy party OF children were
atertatnad q. the residence Of 3lr. Phiibrick,
? AIRS. Uentris. Thursday evening.
31r. aud Mrs. Charles Hitchcock gave large
arty Friday evening OF last week. The hours
ere spent in dancing and social pleasu,es-
Mother Goose, in answer TO an urgent invita-
on from the ladies' Of the Methodist Church, |
i'll bold reception in the Town-Hali THURSDAY |
;enipg. She deaires her guests to appear be-
re her dressed to represent the characters rem
Bred Immortal in her melodies.
Friday evening the Entro Mons Club will meet
Mr.. sibly's-
The 1eap-yaar party given by the ladies' Friday
Fenlng was the most comic affair Of the season.
little daughter up staira is the reason that !!
+. A. E. Hits ia looking so pleasant NOWADAYS.
<. =. H. Lewis has returned from Florida,
be little binebirds ara returning hora Is vel
me guests.
WlySETEA,
4 vocal and instrumental coacert will be given | .
Academy Hall Friday evening under the au- I
ices Of the Wiuuetka Literary Club. assisted ,
Miss Jessie Hardy and the Hlaney
uartet OF Chicago. Judging from the pro .
ANNE, the c>ncett promises to be unusually I
,od. l.