, 1877-10-07

Tuesday evening, for the benefit Of the church
There was full audience.
| On Thursday evening, at tue fesldeHee "
Judge Higgins, on Hyde PARK avenue, kcn~oou,, t,
there was given an entertainment for thc oeucut
| OF the Home Of the Friendless, consisting OF
I dancing party. About 100 persons were pres. =;
cnt, and the affair nettcd to the Golfers OF tic
Home about the same number OF dollars.
Mr.. ami Mrs. Howe gave an elegant zane 'a
sunpcr to about fifty Of their friends last Mon
day evening at their residence, No 6G3 Harrl"
son street.
4 complete surprise was given Mr.. John
Wilkie ut the residence Of his parents, NO l.. l..
eixty-ivc Of his young friends, Including the
First Regiment Drum Corps, the occasion 9ei''ss
4 farewell to the recipient, who will sail ioI
Eurone Wednesday from Philadelphla TO ,ls's
his father, Mr.. Franc Wi1kic, war correspondent
OF the Times, reported to be i'll very poor
health.
4 very pleasant affair occurred Monday even
ing last at the residence Of DR.. aud Mrs. fratt,
| No. 9'3 West Polk street. A party OIL L1cll
friends. to the number Of thirty or more. walked
iu at about O'Clock D. H., aud gave them q
genuine surprise, anu more enjoyable affair III
the kind seldom occurs than that which FOL
lowed.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Condit were surprised by
number OF their friends last Tuesday cScning,.
the occasion being the sixteenth anniversary oi
their marriage.
The social season of Englcwood was auspi-
cious]y opened on Friday evening by reception
given by the Senior Club at their clui>-roolHs III
1ilotson Block. The managers, by their Liberal
ity, always make Il success Of their undertake
fngs.
3lr. and Mrs. J. Ii. Huyck celebrated their
tcuth anniversary at their residence 6.'o Wcst
Adams street, Tuesday evening, large number
| OF their friends being present. The presents
were numerous, useful, and ornamental.
Prof. Bourniguc'S datlclag-ciass opened yes
tcrlay afternoon and evening with large at
| tendance.
Prof. Carr's opening party at the West End
| Opera-IIouse was fine affair. About forty
| coup1es-furlncr pupils aud fricuds-were pres
cr,t aud participated i'll the May dance.
| The Ellsworth Zouayes were to have called
upon their North Side Light Guard friends last
! "Wednesday evening, but: owing to the storm,
the visit was postponed until next Wednesday
night.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. John G. West
crficld gave reception in llouor OF Mr. and
Mrs. G. =: Ward, who we're married Thursday
week at Wilnctte.
Col. J. 5. Wilson, the popular ma nascr Of
an elegant gold watch BY Mcssrs. Il. Y. Benis
and i. IL. NlcAroy. Tie inscription is dated
August 2l,'-thc Coloncl's birthday. BY
The way, he has forgotten how old liz is.
The Baptist sociAi,lc held ut the residence OF
| Mr.. lslcr Smith, En%lewood, last Thursday
evening. WIS all extremely pleasant affair, and
I was largely attended.
Tic members Of the Standard Club gave
| their opening hop week ago last Saturday
| evening, which was very we'll attended.
| PERSONAL.
Ex-Goy. and Mrs. Stearns, Of New York, are
| visiting at No. Jus Pine street.
S1r. Potter Palmer aud family have returned
| home.
Mr. and Mrs E. L. Brand returned from the
White Mountains last week.
Mrs. G. St1aw,, Miss Eugene Fitzsimmons,
and Miss M:ttic Morse, Of Jacksonville, arc yis-
itors in this city.
returned from visit to New Mexico.
Mrs Edsar 3. Latlrop, of st. Caro1ine's
Court, is visiting friends in Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles j. Council nee Milford,
who were married in Pcnusy ylyana, Sept. ..5, ar
rived at the Grand Pacitl: uutci this week, and
will receive their Chicago friends Thursdays,
Oct. II, 1S, and p.
Miss Rccsic Ayers, Of Jacksonville, is Il guest
of Miss Mary Goudrlvh, Of No. = Park avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. II. G. wentworth and daughter
returned last Monday from i three weeks East
ern pleasure trip
Last Monday evening number Of Young men
assembled at tue Palmer House and organized 4
social club to tc SrH,wn as SIC Piaiser,n witt,
the following officers: C. IT, Noo.!cock, PreSi-
dent: ". Ii. Reid, dr., Eiee-PrcsNlcnt; e. 4.
Mallory, Secretary; j. Il. $traIcr, Treasurer.
Tie Cub will give i series Of ten parties. The
tirst is to be given Oct r.
The Thalln Club met last Tuesday evening
and elected the following officers: President,
". N. Keenan,: Vice-President, W. L. Cossar;
Secretary, George =. Ahbntt: STACY Manager,
: ks L In nonnsy Wilan Ea5oF Fot'c l4onaS ma T. Arsni
Mr. Alexander Atct2ueen, member of Tour
Hosuc.' was rendered u farewell reception Ut
lis residence: NJ. ISL North Clark street, last
Monday evening, previous 10 his departure for
Scotland, where he intends to reside in the
future.
Mrs. ". K. and Miss Jennie DcLoritncr,
prominent citizens OF Dubuque, 1u., are ut
present tho guests oi Il. II. Pond, Esq, No, |
-l::t}}5 Langley avenue.
Miss Matte Richmond, of Woodstock, return
ed to her home last week, after i prolonged |
visit to her friend, Miss CIaytonia Horn. Of the |
Vest Side. |
Mr.: Frank Ballard bade eood-by to his friends
in this city last Thursday, and started for Ncva-
ia. lis future home. He took with him the |
good wishes oi ali his acqtlaintanccs.
Tnc lasnily III Mr.. George Sharp, of Oak Park, /
are about to start for England to spend . year
ur 50 with fritnds
Miss Sophie Waterman, of o5 Vinccnncs ave
nue., has just returned from u visit ot several |
weeks ut Mount Pleasant Ia.
Mrs. Wiilia'n Graham, Of st. Louis, is visiting
her sister, Mis- l.. \. Hartman, 11G2 Indiana
avenue.
Miss Gcrtic f. Cicott, Of Detroit, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. F. N. Smith, No. Ii South Peo-
ria street, for Il few days.
Miss Gcncvicye La Fnycttc returned from the
East Friday, bringing with her Miss Julia Tick
nor, OF St. Louis, wio will make short visit i'll
the city,
The Misses Caniielu, of Munistee, Mich, baye
bcen visiting Miss Hallock, of Indiana avenue,
during the past week.
Mrs. A. ". kingsand, vino has been so dam
gcrously i'll in Vermont during the summer, has
returned much improved in health, accompanied
by her daughter. Miss Nellie, aud her son, j,
D., the latter having just returned from i
years trip to Europe.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The first social meeting Of the Snowflake |
CLUB will take place Thursday evening, Oct. II,
ut the residence OF Air, Thomas Hayden, 41S
Oakley avenue.
The Dickens Club will meet on Tuesday next
at 3 O'Clock, at 1102 Forty-iirst street, near
Langley avenue. Strangers are invited.
There will be meeting Of u Our Friends" at
Buurnique's Hall, No. LIS Twenty-Iourtl street,
next "Wednesday evening at : O'Clock, for the
purpose Of electing officers and appointing com-
1ni1lees.
NEW YORK.
COMBINATIONS OF CoLoRs.
Sreetal Correspondence Of The Tribune.
NEW YORK, Oct. 5-The new toilcttcs dis
played at the recent openings exhibit the most
startling combination Of colors, and these arc
not less noticeable i'll street and visiting cos
TUNES than in ful-drcss toilcttcs, Among the
latter a favorite combination seems pink aud
Vulcan red. This latter il sometimes (lcsie- |