, 1877-05-27

the breakwater at Twelfth street, which belongs
to the railroad company, and the probabilities
are that they may have to yacate this year, It
being IN contemplation to I'll IN tile s1ace 1t
Lincoln Park Commissioners may BE- indnced to
make some provision for the boys when build
ing the contemplated breakwatcr to protect the
shore driveway. It Is alleged that by putting
the brcak'sateT little way out basin Of sum-. m
Club would gladly locate at the park under
such considerations, and build lighthouses,
etc, which would be an ornament
to the locality. Complaint is made
that, where they now are, tic break~atcr at ana
make a practice Of bathing at about o'clock
every afternoon, just Mt The time the gallant
hargees are taking their lady friends. out for
trip o'er the placid deep They furthermore
state that the antics Of the assemblcd galnfns,
while perhaps proper enough In opera <touiie,
are not calculated to excite applause. under the
circumstances mentioned. They therefore trust
that. while they remain In their present location,
our Police Superintendent will keep his Argus
eyes upon their argosies and project them from
s'auYthinc which might offend the most fnsttll-
GUS or the most cultivated tastc."
4 surprise party was given Miss julia Rich
artlsou, Ill West Adams street, by the members
Of the l.. D. S. c. of the West Side, Friday
evening, 1t being that lady's birthday. 1t Is
needless to say It was complete surprise, and
WAS u most enjoyable affair, the evening being
spent In social enjoyment.
An ESJoyABLE EMBARRASSMENT
was given by Miss Lily McLe!sh, at the resi-
street, Tuesday last to few Of her young
friends. An elegant supper was served, and
music and dancing were in order. Among those
present were Misses kinssiand, Heath, Myrtle
eash dtte Lou L5te roansy Fm!sy Ba1na BBurs,S
Harmon, Creote, Clara Crcoto, Smith, Aagers~
town. Nd, Vaughn, Carson, Annie Carson,
kirkham, McLcisi1, Blanche McLcfsh, Mcssrs-
Carson, Wilkic, Heath, French, Burtis, Angus
tine, Bell, 11aher, Ha'Flcey, or:utt, Watt, Ma
THE WICKER PAnK SOCIETY
Friday evening the Wicker Park Musical
Society gave An entertainment at 50 milwaukee,
avenue III MD OF the Mission Sahbath-school,
success. 4 thoroughly: enlo}able feature was
the singing Of the Garden City Quartette.
MINOR MENTION.
The Thalian Club gave $'prosramme enter
tain1nent' last Tuesday evening at the resi-
dcuce Of Mr.. Thomas +. Archibald, Us South
leaVitt street.
The moonlight fete for the benefit Of the
Wou,an's Hospital, announced to occur Thurs
tlaY evening last ut the r1s1dencc Of Mrs. Louis
Wall, ssns postponed on account Of tho
weather,
At a meeting OF the Utile Dulci Society, held
at the residence of Mrs. George B. Marsh on
SUNDAY evening last, it was resolved to post
poue auy further meetings until the first Satur~
DAY in October.
A business meeting Of the Vesta Club was
held Thursday evening, May p, at siicA the
following officers were elected for the ensuing
term: President Fred X. MoFr1; Vice Presi.
dent 4. e. Hutchinson;- Secretary. W. 81.
Adams: Treasurer, 4. J. Buchanan. 1t Is The
intention OF the Club to give several entertain
r3Y +f.nc f99Hf
Quite an enjoyable birthday party was given
to Ills friends by Master Ray D. Cuyler, at his
home, No. 11o Warren avcnue, Friday afternoon,
Among those present were the Misses Katie
Bishop, Laura Bishop, May Pearsons, Maud
pearsons, Lola Wheeler, Minnie Wheeler, Ma
Walter, Masters Fred uclmler. Harry Gooarish,
Robbie Sawyer, Berthe White. Nelson White,
Leslie Parker, Leslie Bcebc, and others.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The HIDE Park hops, SO popular last season,
Will be renewed carly in June
There will be socabIc in the Scotch Church,
corner of Sangamon and Adams streets, Iues-
day evening,
Thursday evening the dramatic and operattc
entertainment, t. ier the auspices Of the ST.
Johns Guild, takcs piace at Occidental Hall.
The formal opening OF Occidental Hall will
occur Monday evening. An appropriate pro-
eramme has been arranged Tor the occasion.
The Thaltan Club is preparing J. Madison
AIortou's farce 'AnDl Chariotte's Alaid,'' to be
PRODUCED next Monday evening at Occidental
Hail.
Thursday evening the ladies OF tho Michigan
Avenue II. i. Church will give musical enter
taiprncut together with readings BY Mrs. Laura
T. Dainty.
Monday evening, June + at Eng'ewood, sev-
crul members OF the J. T. F. Club, assisted by
Young people Of Erglcwood, will enact the COM
cdy HuoW lie Loved Her."
The Young Peoples Union Of St. Paul's Re-
formed Episcopal Church will give musical
and literary entertainment Thursday evening,
for which they have prepared an unusually fine
programme.
On the 9Th OF June there will be large num-
her OF medical men from divers parts OF the
to entertain them with seception at her home,
corner Of West Washington and Ada streets. in
the evening.