, 1877-01-14
AMONG TEE CLUBS.

CLIFTON HOUSE CLUB.
| The clifton House Club gave their third re-
ception Tuesday evening, aud it was quite a
| successful as the first two, and was perhaps
more sociable. from tue fact that those partici
| putting were better acquainted than at the pre-.
| Vlous parties. There were many very pretty
toilets among the ladies, there being just enough
| dress to lend warmth and pretty coloring to
| the ballroom. The Floor Committee, Messrs.
D. Il. Brookins, 81. V. Kent, Fl. D. Hub
bell, and ]. F. Boiler, did excellent service In
making everything run smoothly without
loss OF time. Messrs. Hand g. Freiberg;s 5
orchestra furnished the music. The programme
consisted Of fourteen numbers and two extras,
and was completed soon after midnight. The
managers take this opportunity to state that
gentlemen accompanied by ladies will not receive
programmes until after the first quadrille, ut all
future receptions. Among those present were
the following: Mr.. and Mrs. n. IL WaIworth,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Colwcll, Mr.. and Mrs. George
+. Westoycr, Mr., and Mrs. ". F. Chatteld, Mr..
and airs. L. Hillard, Mr.. and Mrs. B.. Sewell,
Mr. and Mrs L. Sprague, Mrs. Gen. George
Boynton, Mrs. John S. Stott, Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
Gray, Mrs. Leo Moses, Alr. and Mrs. ". +.
White, Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. johnson, Mr. aud
Mrs. c. S. Burkholder, Mr.. and Mrs. +. ".
Ghappclle, Mrs. I. Il. Swanson, Mrs L. ",
Wallace, Miss Clara Skenxle, Miss frankie
Hahn, Miss Meggie Ward, Miss Carrie Munger,
Miss Mae St. John, Miss May Sisson, Miss Rnoda
Miss 1attie Allen, Miss Jennie Wallace, Of Ma
rion, o.; Miss Minnie Walker, of La
monte, Ill; Miss Susie Rourkson, Miss
Jennie Smith, Miss Fannie Wells, Miss
May Farr, Miss Carrie Watkins, Miss Ada
Miss Della St. Johu, Miss Gcucvicrc Sisson,Aiiss
Nellie 1s1nan, Miss Celia Kerr, Miss Edith john
son, Miss Annie Gardner, Miss Flora McNair,
Miss Alice Graham, Miss Abby Smith, Miss Jcs-
Wanee H. Sa. s5 + R9sntn 9snnn 1s9@aa Ra,t esf w.
ins, ". ". Collins, v. ]. Brennan, Charles NJ.
Ford, Ed Wynn, Gwynnc Dennis, NJ. J,
Lamson. Win ]: Boiler, j. +. Boiler, 7.
F. 7all' 1a.h Il; E. Ballard d,r L: J. Glarkss'
Munecrford, y W: Lowle, R. , L. Webster; Il.
Il. Knowles, Robert Mitchell, E. T. Mason, H.
y. Anuable, F. H. Rocschlaub, j. B. Brccse, J.
T. Smith, R. c: Chrlsty, George D. Coughtoy,
F. 7; studley, H: G. Hubbell, W:R DonuclIy,
s: Martin, Harry Brown, j. ). Ingha1n, ". T.
Hoycy, C.. ]. Mason, G. ". Stevens, E. 3.
Aiantz, F.. S. Frelericks, c. S. Saiuls, ".
Crtchell, j. ". Scribner, G. G. Boltc, F. A.
Wood, Il, E. Wood, George Griswold, Jay
Bernstein.
ssoUR CLUB'. |
One of the handsomest and most brilliant club
parties Of the season was TINT Of the Our Club |
last Friday evening, ut the spacious residence Of
enuc. The house throughout was decorated !
with rare plants and choice flowers, and the
floors OF the large parlors and drawing
room were covered with canvas. the
company were received by Mrs. Jones'. as
sisted BY Miss CampueIl. The toilets Of the
ladies' were superb, and in keeping with the cle-
gance that characterized the entertainment
throughout, The music, discoursed by Han1
Il Freiberg's orchestra, and the excellent re-
past served about 1886 o'clock, were pleasing
ent were the Hon: and Mrs. J. Russell Jones,
Mrs. Gen. Babcock, OF Washington, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. ?. Mcconnell, Miss Dewey, Of Boston,
Miss Campbell, Miss Julia Rogers, Miss
:he Misses Swazey, Miss Lizzie snulisbury,
Miss Kittic Ward, Miss Joe Lorrain Miss May
stannard OF Boston, Miss Virginia Clayton, Miss
Annie Douglass, the Misses Waller, Miss Law
.llport; Messrs. F. G. Duncan, Harry Rogers,
5erjanin Jones, E. /: Grotf, J: s. Mitchell, R.
:. Perry, ". 4. Willard, B. II. Campbell,
Henry Waller, Wallace Campbell, E. F. Saulis-
'ury, Gus Campbell, Carter, Courtney Camp
,ell, Mills Rogers.
WOODRUFF HOTEL CLUB.
"Wednesday evening the Woodruff Hotel was
gain the scene OF ali elegant and delightful
'arty, given By the Woodruff Hotel Club. The
eautiful diningg-room used for dancing, though
lot unconfortably crowded, afforded the most |
pproved advantages for indulging in the en-
RANGING waltz, features absolutely necessary
or the full enjoyment OF an evening devoted |
o dancing. The first half Of the pro-
ramnie concluded about II o'clock, and
he guests adjourned to the parlors, where the
upper tables, provided by Messrs. Boardmnu
nd Sink, presented u most inviting appearance
his number OF the programme was perhaps the
aost pleasing to d large proportion of the COM
any, and it is not surprising, for one must ccr-
aiuy lack appreciation who cannot enjoy such :
supper rs the Woodruff Hotel serves. Dane !
,g continued after supper until about i
'clock, when the guests separatcd thoroughly
atisfied that the parties given by the Woodruff
Lotel arc a1non, the finest in the city. The :
ext party will occur Wednesday evening, :
an. p.
SANS FARRELL CLUB. :
Last Monday evening the Sans Pareil Club i'll
ugurated series OF parties ut Bourniquc's
cademy. This organization Is one Of the So ,
al institutions OF the South Side, having given !
eventecu OF the most successful club parties =
lat occurred last season. Its membership is I
imposed OF the most substantial OF our society :
eople, aud their parties, though Of an !
formal character, arc notable for being Sc !, :,
ct aid elegant At meeting held Mon = =
ay evening the following organization was ! !
Ieeted: President, Mr.. Louis Wall; Secretary q
I'd Treasurer, slr. Charles s. Bartlett; Exccu-
ye Committee, Nlessrs. s. D. Kmbark, W L.
eek, Henry Crawford, ". r. Page, and e. S.