, 1877-02-11

eQltrcss, Mrs. coleman, anu the 1nfTeY Money
Makes the Man, in which Miss Lon BurKett,
Messrs. Carroll, Brickwood, Wailin, and Smith,
did themselves credit. This was followed by
music and all enjoyed the sociable. Much credit
IS due the programme committee for their efforts
in making this tho best meeting OF the season.
GRACE CHURCH MITE. -
: :; Last Monday evening the Grace Church Mite
Society was entertained at the residence OF Dr..
Brooks, No. 1872 1nliana avenue. The attend
ance Was about Us usual, and the programme OF
the evening consisted Of music and dancing, an
lntermission teing allowed at the conclusion OF
tue first six numbers, during which refresh
mcnts were served. This was the last party Of
t,1e SERIES and it. proved most delightful con-
ciuslon. leaving very pleasing impression upon
Among those in attendance were the Rev. DR..
ana Mrs. Clinton Locke, AIr. and Mrs. John B.
Mayo, Mr. and Mrs. George Buck, Mr. and Mrs.
Shepherd, Mr.. and Mrs. ?. e. Hanford, Mrs.
Hunter, Miss Lucy Fleetwood, Miss Jennie
Porter, Miss Nellie. Buell., Miss Dora Hunter,
Miss Bette Carter, Miss Julia REYNOLDS Miss
Frances Porter. Miss Emma Fowler, Lieut.,
Wheeler, y. 5. A., Messrs. William Story, j. B.
johnson, E. I: Croft, STANLEY Fleetwood, r L.
Perry, Arthur Hauxhurst, E. s. Snnwalt, II. C.
Hackney, Fred Tuttle.
cL1FToS-uoUsE CLUB.
The Clifton-House Club held their fifth re-
ccption Tuesday evening, and the attendance
was fully equal to that OF the previous parties
fully sixty-hvc couples participating The pro-
grammc, consisting OF fourteen numbers, was
an exceedingly neat one, md the music, by
Hand Il Freiberg's. orchestra, seemed never to
have been better. The Floor Committee
Messrs. Fred G. Whiting, Charles E: Tinling,
Frank H. Rocschlaub, and John G. Lynch,
were very efficient aud did excellent service in
guests. This Club will give their last recep-
ton Tuesday evening, Feb. 2o,i and at this.
the closing. party, 4 sumptuous spread will
be served, the Messrs. Munger Bros. i
Gray, proprfetors Of the hotel, promising to do
Among those present ut this reception were the
following persons: Mr. md Mrs. N. Il. Wal
worth, Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Munger, Mr.. and
Mrs George F. Westover, Mr.: and Mrs. Leo
Moses: Mr.: and Mrs: ". T. johnson; Mr.: and
Copeland, alr. and Mrs. D. h. Smith, of Prince
ton, Mr. and Mrs. ". H. Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
Clark Gray, Mr.. and Mrs. ". F. White, Mr..
and Mrs. G. N. Munger, Mr. and Mrs; +. E.
Colwell, Mr.. and Mrs. w. F; chatiield, Mr..
Mr.. ana Mrs. =. Il. Thomas, alr~ and Mrs: II.
". Lee, Mrs. Gen. George Boyuton, Mrs. John
s. Scott, Ms. W. ". RatterJ Of Richmond,
Ind, Mrs. Gen. L. ". Wallace, alEf. T. f..
Swanson, Miss Jennie Hollistcr, MIS- Jennie
Cowdrcy, Miss Ida E: Smith. Miss Elnma
Fraser, Miss Annie Gardner, Miss Carrie
Munger, Miss Jessie Smith, Miss May L. Nc
Nair, Miss Nellie Mckay, Miss Lou wash
burn, Miss Mamie Hammond, Miss Ada Frost,
Miss fannie Trego, Miss Kitty Scott, Miss Min
nie Walker, Miss Lille stott, Miss May E.
Reid, Miss Alice Dickinson, Miss Minnie
Mckay, Miss Maggie Ward, Miss Rhoda Dayis,
Miss Ida a. Noyes, Miss May St. john, sfiss
Belle Street, Of St. Louis, Miss A1ollie Buckley,
Clara Norton, Miss Ada La Parle, Miss Afey
Moore. Miss Hattie Hastings, Miss Marcia
Moore Miss Ella Fieid, Miss Jen-
ME MARITIME, Miss Minnie. Cunning
ham, Miss Ida 4. Smith. Miss Carrie
%es!Gn Ghaies eis e. nns : f. stude d.
Dennis, L. ]: Clarke, F. G: Whiting, Il: n.
Annable, E. G. Mason, T. Z. Hull, c. s. Hun
gc-ford, D. Il. Hawkins, F. F. Lewis. R. l..
Webster, L. Z; nubbell, Il. '; Kent, e; George
&s;s5 SG;nghtsy {ca1 Mo f{neR A. " IMP w BoMff +
Lawson, q. z. Ballard, F: q. Rocsehlaub, W.
Wentworth. John I. Hoyne, r. ". Main, J.
E. Oliver, T. ketchuMl, c. G. Bolte, Platte
sess, e. G F!shfT " I shePpsrd ns! 6 y
Hawkins, Jr., =. =. Knowles, D: H. .Brookins.
WIN Neely, j. Fl. Hawlcy, c. ". Redner, T. c.
ketchum, J. Y. Oliver. Charles S. Field, George
r. Cannon, c. ". White, George $. Jackson, 4.
J. Lane, ]. A. Sheppard, J: 4. Mahler, Fred H.
Munger, Prof. Louis Mailer, Messrs- james
Robinson, E. B. Mantz. .s~:
WOODRUFF HcTEL CLUE.
wednesday evening the closing party OF q
series Of five was given by the Woodruff Hotel
Club, aud in point of elegance was one Of the
haadsomest entertainments that have occurred
during the present season.. The attendance was
about rs usual, numbering probably forty
couples. or more, and, as it was generally under
stood to be full-dress reception, the toilets Of
the ladies were exquisite. Dancing commenced
shortly after . O'Clock, Hand & Frcibers pro-
viding the music.
Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs j.
n. Boardmap, Mr.. and Mrs. John e. Skee1e,
Mr.. and Mrs J. B. Stuobs, Gen. and Mrs. Il. n.
E1dredge, 3tr. and Mrs. Charles E. Coburn, Mr..
Billings, ME and Mrs. Edw: Spring. air. and
Mrs. ". B. Sink, Mrs. ZeIgler, Of West Onion,
Ia; Mrs S. D. Kimbar1ss, Miss Matte Martin,
Miss Carrie Boardlnan, Miss Jennie Daniels,
Miss Lottie Sargent, Miss Emma Booth' Miss
Brown, Miss u. T. stahoney, of New York;
Miss Emma Philpot, Miss Carrie Ryder, Miss
Mamie klmbark, Miss Jennie Tucker, Miss Car
rie Norton, Miss Lucy Bull, Miss Florence Estey,
Miss Annie Tucker, Miss May Beebe; the Misses
Harry Tudineton, II. G. Woodrow, c. B. bale,
+. T. Haskell, George C. Little, Ed Palmer, F.
c. Tyler, n. F. Tucker, Jr., Joseph 3. johnson,
George B. Clark, George 4. Gibbs. ": Y. Booth,
Georgc Priee, +. ]. MaSin, f. G; Frede1isks,
Buckingham, Clarence Minton, Charles Kim
bark, II. Il. Brown, ". c. Assay, ". H. Warren.
IvASHoE CLUE
The 1yanhoe Club closed series Of parties
Wednesday evening at the residence OF Airs j.
H. French, No. Csc West Monroe street. In
character the party was masquerade, and the
purpose OF the management YVES FULLY carried
ont, and allthosc participating represented some
character. It was most novel anu brilliant
company, all styles and grades Of costumes be-
ing noticeable. The following were some Of
the characters impcrsonatcd: =" Popcorn
Gir1s,:'bY Miss Jennie Pcckhau and
Miss Jennie Oakley; Morning sstar,,,,,
Miss Hattie Bingham; "Eycning star"
Miss slocum; Is Night Mrs. French; "t;tp-
sey'' Miss Kimbal1; !" Spanish Lady" Miss Cal
lie Hart; * Mary Queen Of Scots" Miss Lee;
~ Highland. Lassie,'' Miss Barton; Dutch
Girls,n Miss Hahn md Miss French, Quaker
ess." Miss FELTON, and Miss ingalls,; "SnoW
Flakc,'' Miss Ada Gregory; "snanish Girl,
Miss Baker: IS Domino Miss Nfollic Hart and
Miss Gleason; {. Don Jose" Mr. Henry Hart:
J" Romeo" Mr.. Kenny Roland; y Don Csesar,"
Mr.. Edward Magill; "Dutchman," ssr.
Henry Gilbert; !" Fat Boy" Dir. c. I. :row-
bridge; Il Chinaman,'' ST. Charles Helmer;
"Georgc Washington" Mr.. William Oliver;
" "Yankee,' Mr. Walter. G.. Gregory; Cava-
Hcrs," Mr.. William Alulrey and NJ Fred
Glover; "Irishman,' Mr.: McCrca; "College
Student,r Nj. Lobde1l: !" English Swells," NT.
Harry French and Mr.. Charles n Bishop;
4 Domino,:' Mr.. Ed Gilbert, Mr.. George Peck
ham, and S1r. D. ]. Kennedy; = hungarian"
Mr.. Nmbali; s.Spaniard.' Mr. Whttney-
Music and dancing were the order OF the even
ing, only stayed for season while the excellent
supper was discussed, This is the second season