, 1877-01-28

May Thomas. Miss u. T. Mahoney of New
York, Miss Emma Booth, Miss Jennie
Chamberlain, Miss Lou Brown. the Misses
Beebe, Miss Florence Mansfield, the slIssss :,
H. c. Woodrow, c. E. Follausbc, Charles Por-
ter, ". E. Brown, Ed Palmer, c. B. Hale, Will
lam Knight, Harry Ludirgton, e. G. Fredcricks,
". c. Ashwcu, 4. J. Ncslnith, c. 4. Paltzer,
Nixon, George 4. Gibbs, ". Vernon Booth, and
others.
Friday evening. Jan. 10, this popular organ
ization gave highly successful and delightfully."-
l.:9ormal party at Martine's Wcst-Sidc Academy.
The Floor Committee, Messrs. Wyckoif, Oak
ley, Mllard, and Moore, were particularly happy
with sigh Of regret that the last extra vas
concluded. One OF the most pleasing features
OF the parties OF tho Namcless Club is
their informality. The dancing COM
mences at scasonably early hour, thus
giving ample time. for the completion OF
arrive, and the matter OF toilets Is left entirely
to the good taste OF the ladies, who, SO fur,
have shown degree OF good sense quite conf
mcndablc- The music provided By Pounds or
chestra is only such as one might expect to hear
Clans. The next party will occur Friday even
ing: Among those present were: Alr; and Mrs
nc. Crittcndcn, ,:.A[r. and Mrs. J. 1. Vanu1cln,
Mr. aud Mrs. A. G: Wakenan, Mr. and Mrs.
9. G. Bryant, Mr.. and Mr.: r. &C E.
na{los] anS Mrs e. 1nd brenaein Mfj l and Mrs.
]. $. Watson neelFrailey, Mr.. and Mrs. 4: Pear
sou, Mr.. and Mrs. F. .. Wycsod, Mr; and Slrs.
j. 4. Mason, Mrs. E. 4. Driver, Miss Belle Dan
olds. Miss Carrie L. Babcock, Miss Cora fieree,
Miss Kitty Danforth, Miss Hattie Osborn, Miss
Hattie Wilbur. Miss Mary Bruce, Miss Ida Tom
John, Miss Sadie Mcintyre, Miss Lou
Yates, Yates, Miss Miss Nellie M crittcnden, Miss /.
Schocmakcr, Miss Addic Dant, Miss Hattie
son, Miss Allie c. Baker; Miss Nellie king,
Miss Lonise Smith Of Oshkosh, Miss Cora
Drake, Miss Kinscy, Miss Rctta Biddle Of Iowa,
Miss Jeanic Fox, Miss Florence Fox, Miss Oak
ley, Miss Barrows, Miss Abbey, Miss Chandler,
MIS- lz,1 E. RaSf Nfapd A.: Miss sac aa smith, Mhnsca nSs
Kiss aas'n May ge0t'A Aptses ss ffs Hsssr A's:s0E
fs"'' E. i. Church, m u G. CT. c. L.andt, a. c: Bau.
douine, ]. L. Clark, E. F. Engert, g. ". Hig-
gins, IT,, D. Ransom, F. r. Spear, G: "; Oak
IN sa1 M + Soms c6amefs o. Apthop5
G. Co1burn, c. P. Leigh, c. D. Brown, W: ".
Powell, Ed Higgins, George Taylor, T. 3. Run
dell, ". C. Mulyey, Frank Pardee, 4. u. War
rcn, C. D. Trowbridge, Fl. 4. Smith, Jr., W. y.
Ncwland, Harry Elsroad, 4. F. Doremus, l.. W.
Arnold.
EAhlsA9OI H0Al tLln
The second sociable OF the Farragut Boat Club
occurred Friday evening, Jan. 19, at the sub
urban residence of Silas F. Wright, Esq, south
east corner OF Ellis avenue aud Brook street.
The grounds we're brilliantly lighted with Chi
nesc lanters and the par1ors tastcfully decorated
with flowers and eyergreens. The company con-
sisted of about twenty couples, and genuine
good time was enjoyed. Mcssrs. 1ugrau1, Palmer,
and Haskell of1icated as floor managers, and
Mr.. Wright aud his amiable wife were untiring
In their efforts to render everything as pleasing
Us possible to their guests The progr anime
embraced eleven numbers, with three extras,
and the music was provided by the Great west
ern Light Guard Band, under the leadership OF
Clauder, aud Harms furnished the requisite re-
fr.shments. After supper the company were
tions by Mrs. Wright, Miss Sara Conlcy, and
Miss Warren. The next club sociable will occur
about the second week in February.
Among those present were Alr. and Mrs. Silas
+. Wright, Miss Sara Conley, Miss Payson, Miss
Curtis, Miss Morton, Miss Mitchell, Miss Fauik
ner Miss Mamie Billings, Miss Jennie Cham
berIain, Miss Mamie Field, Miss Belle Porter,
Miss Marie McLain, Miss Lizzie Billings, Miss
Emma Philpot, Mcssrs. T. Il. Jenkins, E. s. Ma
gill; G. s. Downs ?; hayTfoodt j; + zen, oenk'q7
F. Ware, +. n. Staples, A. 8. Porter, +. Q.
Smith, R. ]. Ingram, E. Z. Palmer, +. L.
Haskell, and others.
SANS PARE1L CLUB.
Monday evening BournIQue's Academy was
the scene Of the second party OF the sans
Pareil Club. The attendance was very much
larger than upon the occasion OF the opening
party, aud so many familiar faces reminded one
more of last years season than the present one,
for while the membership OF most Of our social
organizations has changed to some extent and
many who were regular attendants LAST year
are not going out at all, that Of the
Sans Pareil is substantially the same, with
possibly the addition OF ten or more Inc
membership now numbers something like
forty couples, already sufficiently large for the
highest enjoyment, without danger oi factions.
The management sensib1y commence dancing
promptly at o'clock and conclude shortly after
midnight, thus leaving no room for dissipation
The programme Monday evening Included tc'.
carefully-prepared numbers, concluding with
limited number Of the German :" hsIres:
Hand s. Freiberg's orchestra provides excellent
music, and Prof. Bournlquc lends his experience
and skill in the management Of the floor. The
series will consist Of six parties, to occur every
two weeks, aud the next will be given Monday
evening, Feb. ..
L. D. $. e. CLUB.
The regular meeting Of the L. y; >. e. Cup
was held at the residence of DR.. G. K Blackall,
No. 393 West Jackson street. Friday evening,
Jan. 10. There was an unusually large intend
ance, and those present were entertained by
fine programme.
DeSluES LuE IESAl LAE4A0I4SS3 Ea.e tUAAo".s'1
pnests were present: Miss 8, O. Chandler, the
Misses Herrick, Miss c. Reid, Miss 4. =. Joslyn,
Miss Tustin, Mr.. George Mills and lady, MT.
Henry Gilbert, Mr.. c. Dew, Afr. II. W. Thomas,
and Mr. J. Wisdom.
THE QUEER CLUB.
This peculiar Club met Wednesday evening at
the residence of D. Fl. Tolman, Esq, No. ia
Park avenue. The attendance numbered some
thing like twenty couples, who tFipped INC llgnt
fantastic to the music discourset BY Fltzsei,,
al1:s parlor orchestra The dancing only ceased
while in excellent supper was served Ihe neSt
narty will be held ut the residence OF Mrs. ". 5.
Crosby, No, q Park avenue, Wednesday evening,
Feb. 7.nnd will be 9'calico.'' Among Others
nrcsent we're: Mr.. and Mrs. i. E. Clark, Mr: and
Mrs. J. A. Plummcr, Mr. and Mrs. e: +. Htll.
Nr. aud Mrs, G.. Il. Foster, afr. and MFs. 5:
Crane, Mr.. and Mrs. c. 4. Sturtevant, Mr.. and
Mrs. b. Il. Tolman, Mr.. and Mrs 4. G. Butler,
Nr. and Mrs. W S. Crosby, Mr.. and Mrs: n. X;
Foster, Mr.. and Mrs. jerome Catlin. ar. anu
Mrs W. F. Picrronnct, Mr.. ami Mrs. Hu!, Miss
Coyyiss, Miss Mamie Sercombc, Miss FANNIE
Tuttle, Miss Clara Tuttic, Miss Fannie Bull,
Miss Ircy Bull; Messrs. c. K Clark, Freq
Campbell, Z, R. Gordon, f. ). sfnkey, a; II.
Gordon The Club will give calico mop
Wednesday evening, Feb. Z, 1T the residence ol
Mrs. II, S. Crosby, II Park avenue.
TIE EESEDfCT CLUB.
Another OF the pleasant entertainments OF tho
Benedict Club was given at Masonic hall. eor-
ncr Thjrty-tirst street anu Indiana avenue,
"Wednesday night. The Organization Is one oil
the most popular in the CITY, and its receptions
arc held in high esteem by the society OF tic
south end Of town. The music "Wednesday
evening was furnished by Wcdywood, and the
orcasiou y.s ono Of the most delightful OF the