, 1877-11-04

meeting last night in the parlors Of the Cnitet
| Fresbyterlau Church, corner Monroe and Paul
ina streets. This Society, now in its third year
anu composed Of about forty Young gentlemen
lsiast becoming popular resort for Young maj
VINO desire to eleyatc themselves III the literar,
ana Social scalc, and a hearty invitation is eA
tended to all to Join. Visitors always welcome
On Wednesday evening l uanbcr Of frienu:
started to surprise Mr.. }. II. Martin at his resi-
dence, No. 1s3S Wabash avenue, meeting will
unusual success. Sucial amusemcntS were III
| duigcd in, and delightful repast was scryct
bY the ladies, for which they will accept thanks
Monday eycni,l. lacing the eleventh birthday
| OF Master Harrie llogAn he entertained about
sixty OF his young friends at his residence, 5ls
Monroe street. Martinc's Academy Band fur.
n1shed The music, aud Dyball tue refreshments
The Faryjew Social Club gave its secont
| party Thursday evening at the Masonic Hall
corner TAir:y-scycn,h street and Cottage Groys
avenue although The rain poured down with
out intermSs;on the membership OF the Club
wIs we'll represented, aud quite number o1
new Iaces appeared Gu tue scene.
4 very pleasant surprise WAS rendered Mr.
and Ms ". Il. Schenc1, ut their new residence
No. - A1oauy ayenuc, Que evening last week
being The OCCASION ol tue eleventh anniversary
OF their marriage. Music ail dancing was the
order of III: night, supplemented by i splendid
collation., TO which all did ample justice
4 thoroughly enjoyable surprise-party was
giren Mr.. Frank I}lrdlck al his residence, 29l
Oakley avenue Dancing to good music was
the principal feature OF the evening.
Mr.. anu Mrs. j. X. Thompson were given q
genuine surprise-party last FRIDAY evening at
their residence, $50 Ecryon aycnuc, by nearly
fifty OF their friends. 'Ele party MAS managed
very nicely BY Mrs. George ". Bolana, and
many thanks arr due to her skill in making q
very enjoyable evening. Dancing, singing, H.
strumcntal music, aid car.l-playinS formed the
chief amusement t1f the Drt.lSiDr.
Goethe Lodge No. s. X. OF F., had very
pleasant social gathering last Tuesday evening
the cause being visit IRON the d. D. u. c. for
German Lodge Of Cook County.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The inaugural reception Of Prot. Russell will
take rlarc at lis danving-acadenay, corner Of
Mood and Lake streets, next Thursday evening.
The J. f. F. Club will play "Caste =" ut the
West End Opera-Housc Thursday evening, Nov.
-. with 1he original cast.
The opening party OF the West Side Reception
Club will occur Monday evening ncxt at Mar
tines West Side Academy:
The Snowflake Club will hold the first party
OF its series Thursday evening. Noy. 5, at the
resideurc Of the President, Mr. James !. Snow,
No. 6l2 West Jackson street.
The uexE regular meeting OF the l.. .. s. c.
of the West SHE will lie held Friday evening,
Nov. 9, at the residence Of II. ". Durant No
47l West Adams street.
The hrst party Of the third series OF the
Garden CITY rIcasurs Club will be given Friday
Company {, First ReGimentI. /. n. G., will give
q atuIl-drcss '"informal " inspection and sociable
Ut ths -Artnory next Thursday evening.
The alumni Literary C1uo Of the University
o. Chicago will hold its second meeting Monday
evening at the parlors OF the University, at
which time officers for the ensuing year will he
elected.
The social world, more especially that por-
ton embraced within the Masonic circle. will he
delighted to know that the Oriental Consstory,
:}2d degree, OF this"ctf, have decided during the
coming winter to holu series OF five receptions
Ut their spacious asylum, American Express
Building, it Monroe street. Thursdny evenings,
Nov. Il, Dec. u anu II, Jan. ~. and Feb, IS.
The present high reputation which these reeep-
flons nave acquired III past years makes it uu-
necessary to make comment Suffice it to say
that the Executive Committee, consisting OF
ienry II. Pond, John O'Neill, Alfred Russell,
Edgar P. Tobty, and john Il. Huycl1. will put
|orth their best efforts to please the guests Of
oriental upon all its future assemblies. Mem
lcrs Of the order can obtain invitations Of the |
Executive Committee and at III South Water |
trcet. |
PERSONAL.
Miss Hannie Townsend is sojourning at Wells,
linn, With her sister, Mrs. VI. n. Leland.
Miss Miriam, daughter Of Col. T. P. Robb, of |
ark Ridge, has left the city for 4 protracted !
isit to the South. The daughters of Capt.
ling, the Texan ranchero, have been visiting
Lelr home in the vicinity OF san Anton!o Miss
'obb will spend couple Of weeks with them
4 New Orleans, including the carnival season,
nd will not return home Until late in the
oring. The social circles Of Chicago and Park
'dEc will rcgretfu1ty part with an accomplish
u partner i'll their winter lint1se.ntnts. +
Mr. and Mrs j. N. Martin {nce DcLane) whose
1arriagc Occurred at the fremont House Oct
o. have returned from their wedding tour in
be East
Miss Sadie Middleton Of Hiuh1an1 Park is !,
ucst OF Mrs {. S. Decucs, No. s95 West Wash
lgton street,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. II. Jones {nec Pinncyl have
eturned from their wedding trip. and will be :.
leased to see their friends Wednesday after
oons and evenings in November, ut the Revere
Ouse.
Mrs. Dr.. Holbrook, OF Boston. Mrs. Emma R.
ayes, OF Boston, and Mrs. j. 4. Drake. OF
ochester, n T., the former lady grandmother,
I'd the lattef1ady mother, Of Mrs. Alvin Hull
ouse, are stopping at the iatter's private resi-
.nce, Park avenue, for q few weeks visit.