, 1877-01-21
AMONG THE CLUBS.

Hotel, and was IN every respect the most brill
liant Of the series. The music by Pounds Or
chestra WAS exceptionally fine and the attend
nnce unusually large, not less than forty couples
being present. The floor Was managed salts
factorily u Messrs. Haw1ey, Moore, and Lines,
who were assiduous in their labors to render
the evening one Of unmixed pleasure
to their guests. Mr. Dano1ds, the pro-
prietor Of the Court, was unremi.tng in
his attention. and both the members and
invited guests were highly pleased with the
evenings entertainment. Among those present
were Miss Fannie SHEPPARD. Miss s. r. Little,
Miss Kittic Smith, Miss Glenny Mcclure, Miss
Carrie Hull, Miss Ida Smith, Miss May Moore,
Miss Bculah Wolcott, Miss Emma Frazer, Miss
Hattie Hastings, Miss Ada Frost, Miss Marcia
Moore, Miss Olive Robinson, Miss May Jepson,
Miss Ida B. Smith, Miss Eta Greenwood, Miss
Ida Noice, Miss Nellie Barstow, Miss Foreman,
the Misses Dodge, Miss Clara Gregory, Miss
kittie Love, Miss Belle Danolls, Miss Emma
Newland, Miss Lille Eldridge, Miss Clara John-
son; Messrs. ]. X. Hawley, Mark 8. lauseny,
". +. Frazer, Ira stoyer, Charles Lines, W 2.
Nolan. E. ". Heath, George R.. Watt, ". F.
Main, j. B. Rose, George $. Jackson, Charles
Lee. j. \. Jcpson, Henry Lewis, W. 4. Burtis,
N. G. Obrien, ". W. Winegari, Charles F.
II. l..
Brooks, ]. s. Daniels, Joe \. BartsloT, Eddie
Mask, w. D. Newland-
PAIL NALL CLrR.
Thursday evening the Pail Mall Club gave the
fifth vi series Ut six parties at the Matteson
House. Tie perfection in the arrangements, SO
characteristic Of this organization, was particu-
larly noticeable at this reception, aud the Mat
teson afforded the most approved appointments
for the enjoyment to the fullest extent Of an
excellent programme. The floor Of the large
diniug-roOm in which the dancing occurred Is
perhaps the best for the purpose Of any hotel
fn the city, and add to this the choice music
furnished by Hand 81 Frciberg's orchestra,
and . company must indeed be exceeding
" fastilious who Cannot bc extremely
happy. The first half Of the programme con-
being announced, the company proceeded to the
ladies' ordinary, where Messrs. Robert Hill y
Co., the proprictors Of the hotel, had prepared
4 most elaborate aud sumptuous spread served
in excellent style. After supper the dancing
was continued and the party closed at lalf-past
II O'Clock. The last party of the CLUB will
occur Thursday evening, Feb. l, at the Matte
son, and 4 limited number Of complimentary
Invitations will be issued for that evening.
-FOUR FRIENDS"
The Our Friends Club gavc tho fifth and last
party of the series Thursday evening at Bour-
niauc's Academy, and it proved most brilliant
conclusion to an exceedingly pleasing series.
Tue membership in force, together with large
number Of invited guests, to ths ,d number ,a1 ol
ber concluded shortly before O'Clock, and the
company scparat I'd highly delighted with the re-
suit Of the evenings entertainment. Those
who have been among the fortunate parttci-
pants Of the receptions OF the organization SIN
cerely hope that this will not be the last party
Of the Club.
The members OF the L. D. S. c. Of the West
Side aud their friends enjoyed another sleigh
ride on Tuesday evening last gong oTet . % 9 6ne
and Miss Stone, Michigan avenue and thirty,
first street. After:an hour spent there In social
endowment, the sleigh was again filled and drlS-
en to the Palmer House, where the party had
supper Among the party were; @ ~, MF; any not Mrs'
Mr. anu Mrs W. A. Con1pton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Duront. Afr. and Mrs. c. B. Shourds, Miss Mat
tie j. Baldwin, Miss Sarah &. Wentworth, Miss
Carrie Leonard, Miss Jennie Moeller, Miss Ora
Turner, Miss Esther Brown; Aessrs. =. W.
Lasher, George Allcock, Spencer ]: Patterson,
j. &. Goodman, J. A. Sloane, ". j. Brown.
LA pAyoKlTE ASSEMBLY.
Among the few brilliant events that are pclhg
anticipated with more thanusual social interest
is The CLOSING rav 10 oe eyena Feb M - The
management is making every possible prepaIa-
tiuu to render this the finest party during the
history Of the organization. Ihls reception VII!
bc full dress and limited numberof Invitations
tile third season Of this club
THE SAMELESs CLUB
held party at AIartlnes West-Stde Hall Jan.
19, the largest and plcasantest party OF the sea-
son About seventy's couples ppnd TG[e Nire pfssepn!
WaSenan, Mr. aud Mr. j. s. Watson, Mr..
and Mrs. o. G. Bryant, Mr.. and Mrs: ANDREW
Pearson. Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. WyckotI, Ar: ana ~
Mrs. c. E. Lichtenneim. Mr. and Mrs. +. {;
Taylor, Mr. md Mrs e. {; G[lttenuen, NT. ::nm anu
Mrs. E.. 4. Drucn, the Misses Spear, Danoltis,
Leonard, Burrows, Baker, Thompson, Shoe
maker, Ring, Dant, Crittenden. Yates, Hop
ns e1Eayss' 'r Rfla s. osbo2 20hn ban{oqts Eefs
Pierce, Ba!,cock, Smith, Drake, the Misses Fox,
Kinsey, Bidllc, Oakley, Abbey, Barro"s, Chan
11Irr. NeE]and, Smith, Root, Hansvone, De May,
Trenton, N. j., Anthony, ard Messfs' bro",l'
Moore, Coburn, Stewart, 4. Z: moore, Church'
spean, Ransom, Higgins IT. Clark ; baq9Gq,e' W;1ar,'
Chalmers, Jr., Anthony, Powell, Ed Higgins,
Gcurgc Taylor, Hayner, stone schappel'
Elsroad, Jcwett, Shoemaker. Rundell Pearson
Smith, Jr., Ncwland, Dorcnlus, aud Arnold.
The next party Feb, = ; WI DC e'''so'
S One of tile plcasantcst affairs OF the week was
the marty given by this Club. at the residence Of
Herbert 8. Sulith, No. llO Vernon avenue, r.
day evening There were about fifteen couples
nresent. Social games and dancing, we're tue
iwiu spirits Of the occasion, and the evening
wos altogether too quickly passed. Inc music
was furnished By the Carlile Instruments! guar
tettc, who have very satisfactorily FURNISHED LIN Eae
music for this Club for the past two years. Ine
nrorramme comprised twelve numbers anu t"o
extras. At II O'Clock supper Was announces, m
which was heartily discussed by al. me pa1ts
fingered till .'early dawn when they departeo
for their homes, all well pleased with tue even.
inr's entertainment. Among those present
w:re the Misses Hattie Skaats, Bertha hlrcholl'
Grace Goodman, Stella Gushing, Jsnhle NILS
Clara Skce1c, Jennie Richards, Lliiie LYME: E;:a
Maud Howard. Lutte Shaw, Aettie Anbott, Any
PcaIc, Nellie Williams, Belle Handsorts, anu
the Wessrs- James Mills, Herbert smith, na!sc. He
GrlfIlths, Win. Sweet, George nalKes' 0aspE!t
Smith. James Lyman. William slliie7, Il ".
Draorr. William Sterling, William Clancy, aoss
Tiliptt. Charles Smith, Charles Noodcock' ano
others. --,-,,,s,,
This newly~organizcd Club gave the h hrs. o.
series nj nartics, which are to continue tsfrougn
The winter, Thursday evening, az Tue Ies1uc,ee
of Miss Ncttie Abbott, No. 5oo ealu'ne1 a'enue
THE evening was very pleasantly passcu u soeia 10
ganes and amusemcnts, aud Ut - oc'Vcn rs US
111csts started Tor their homes, that oeins tlG
f;me agreed upon By the club, as inc aou1 ~
of thcir parties should close. as theS give one e
each week. Among those present mctS ot.io tuo
Misses Nellie Williams, Florence Coquet SGes,s sr
Ahfott. Allie Pcale, Jennie tlgglc, Lsoote Asel
enn. Sadie Pca'e, Chio;e and Rena ScotL, aIu
fhc Nessrs Charles Woodcock- Charie5 >; >u.ten'
= Hale r. ". johnson, George Noole, elo1-
r1s Scott, and T. j. Ross ~
FtneAGUr BOAT CLUB soc1ABLE,
The Farrno71t Boat Club gave 6oclabie lues~