, 1877-01-21


cnt The large parlors were canyased during
the temporary absence Of the family, anu t1anc-
ing. music, and gumes we're, OF course, tue
order of the evening, intcrsperscn ny n
strumcntal and vocal music bY Miss a1'll,
mic Town, feature which added much to
the pleasure Of the company. The dancing
music, BY Martinc's Academy Band, with froi.
Carl Bicrworth as Director, was uncAcep.lo1i.
ally good A repast was served by Eckardt az
about II o'clock. At O'Clock the company y, a,s,
goodnight. Among those present were: Mr.
A. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. N. j. Merritt,
Mr.. and 3Irs. A. i. Stewart, Mr.: and Mrs.
Barton sewell, Mr; and Mrs. J; e. Al Mar5tne' Mre
Mr. and soss Mrs: T. Spfpss RE- Georre o T Fritzs
Parker, M a Mr. ta and Mrs. ). Van inwagn Nir: and
Mrs. A. g. Courscn, Mr.. and Mrs ]. +. Will
Jams, Mr. and Mrs; VIII Wing Mrs. };s;: .: W:
Mhcelesi Mss F. "; std1ies Mas t;e Ss Ke1,y % Mss
Carrie Kelly, Miss Maria Shaw, Miss Lottlc
Stewart, Miss Mablc Pollard, Miss Celia Kerr,
Miss Imogcne MARITIME, Miss Mollic Buckley;
Mcssrs. II. T. Miles, J. 7. Oliver, Charles T.; r.
Clark, G. n. Vanzwoll, J. +: Pollard, " a. a,
G. Il. Bills.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Master Willie 4. Howe, sou Of +. A. Howe,
received his little friends on Thursday evening,
Jan. Is, from till II o'clock, at tue residence,
birthday. The house was beautifully decorated
with ferns and cut flowers. The evening passea
quite pleasantly amid social games and dancing.
Among those present were Miss Lydia Foreman,
Miss Oracle Adams, Miss frankie Curtis MISSES
Martha aud Mamie Gillett, Miss Claude Buell.,
Miss Hattie Ely, Miss Florence Barnum, Miss
Ella Dewey Miss Hattie Hyde, Miss Bertha
Sinlns, Miss Clara Busby, Miss Manic Ely, Miss
Emma Harvey; Masters Willie Howe, Fred III
den, Ed.lie Fargo, John md George Harvey,
Laurie Hcywortl, Fritz Fake, Frank simms, aud
others.
AN ELEGANT LuNcH-PARTY.
Wednesday afternoon Miss koXana aWcnt~
worth, daughter of the Hon. John Wentworth,
entertained party of young ladies' ut lunch a. q.
the clubroom, and very handsome spread It
was. In the ceutrc was hall-globc Of exquisite
flowers, while at each plate was an elegant
bouquet The participants were: Miss Wood
bridge, Miss Mills, Miss Walker, Miss Patton,
Miss Hattie Mills, Miss Hattie Monroe, and
Miss Craue. .-.......-
CENTENARY LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
The neu.bcrs of Centenary Library Associa-
tim had a very pleasant meeting luGsday
evening, at the residence Of Miss Hattie Miller,
No al West Adams street. Inc attendance
was large, aud tie social spirit for which the
Association is noted rendered the OCCASION a
Thoroughly enjoyable onc to all. The Commit
tee in charge offered programme both enter
tanning and Instructive.
Piano 4o!o-pelt4, Kappa; Epsilon March-A'
Qua.tette-.. Come in the stily Night" Mes'rs.
E. aud n. DeCellc, liate. aud Pond.
Reading-A Selection from Gail Hamilton.
oa Pan'om,ne: = Witcb's Legacy and Its Effect
upon the parson.f'
Qu,rtette-.. Doatman's Song; serenade-
i1,.h} r nd
DcCele. Bates. and Pond
Essuy on "Sociai Ihrrmometern. Miss Nellie
Marshall.
Among those present wcrr tho Rev. Mr.. and
Mrs 5. Il. Adams, DR.. and Mrs. l. y. Danforth,
Mr., and Mrs. N. E. Cole, Mr. and Mrs. S. P.
Walker, MIR. and Mrs: n. H: Bates, Al5. and
Mrs. B. LAWRENCE Mr. and Mrs. ]. j. Bryant,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fowler, Mr. and Mrs; 4.
W. Martin, Miss Nellie Marshall, Miss Libblc
Bowen, Miss Amelia Lane, Miss F. a. Small
wood, Miss Hattie Miller, Miss Fannie Dickin-
son, Miss Prrston, Mr.. 4. G. Lane, DR.. H. W.
Richardson, Mr.. E. De Ce1le, Mr. n. De Ccllc,
Mr. ]. n. Becker, Mr.. Fred Bowen, Mr.. Pond,
and 3lr. Bates.
s1E1GH1SG PARTY.
One Of the p|casantest sleighing parties. OF
the SEASON started from the North aud West
Sides Thursday evening for Lake View. where 1t
was heartily welcomed by Mr. anu Mrs. Ihlelon,
who prepared an elegant supper for over thirty
i've couples Pound furnished the music III his
best style and added much to the enjoyment OF
the occasion, aud the party danced Until nlorh-
ing. when they started tor home, TafylnE the
fun with all occasional tumble In the SHOW.
Powell, Alr. and Mrs. c. E. Waite, Mr.. aud
Mrs. j. c. Ambcrg, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Whiteclnrcl,
Misses Powell.-osc. Maggie, and Nellie
Annie Casey, Annie Howard, Sarah McEyoy,
Norah Howard. Maggie and Sarah Do"4: Mary
4. Ward, Anuic slckinzie, Kittle Kelley,
Theresa Rowan, Mary Albert, Hattie Harms,
Mary A. Sweeney, Mamie Cain, Mary Lalev,
Loufsa, Lizzie, and Aesie Gibbons, Miss Scullcy,
Mary Conway. Charles J. Herbert, James Kat
egan, Thomas Trainer, y; Mard, Harry M u: u HeS-
Herbert, Frank Gibbons, Joe Noarl:, Garrett
Burns. Thc A1cssrs- Frank, Dan, Alex, and +
Sweeney, r. Campbell, C. McNellis, j.. McNa-
mara, ". O'Connor, ]. McEyoy. and Messrs'
Scuily, Walsh. Fagau, Farrant, Lacey, Mccarthy,
Kinney, Einchcy, OBrlcn, Aherl, h1ltnofc,
Grandon, and Dalton.
SURPRISED BY HER FRIENDS
The friends OF Miss Rose Einstcin surprised
her at her residence, No. 81 Prairie avenue,
Saturday night, and when she had recovered
from the first shock she entertained them in j
style that made tile evening char1ningly pleas
mt one for all concerned. Hand provided tue
music, 6nl Harms the supper. Among the
others present were Misses Snvdacker, C4a}-
burgh, Wendell, Bollenbsrs, Lindausr' Mayer. :
managed the affair, 10 the credit Of themselves
and comfort Of the guests
LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT.
There was j most enjoyable entertainment
held iu the par]ors of Dr.. Ma oE's Residence, On
Forrest aycul1c, Thursday evening. The pro
gramme consisted Of readings by c. Dale Arnl-
stroug, the eleeutionist, and Mrs. Gilmore, m
amateur reader; and singing BY Mrs. ". y:
Smith, Mr. C. II. Smith, Miss Washburnc, and
Mr. 6. C. Christian. The affair was gotten up
by the ladies' vi the First Christian Church, who
eypcct to follow it up By a series OF similar en-.
tcrtainments during the winter for tho benefit
Of their church. There were between ninety
and one hundred present, all OF whom enjoyed
| themselves exceedingly. ....-
UNEXPECTED, but ENJOYABLE.
| One Of the most notable social events ol tue
| season. and, in fact, one OF the plcasantcst a.
| fairs that occurred this year, was the surprise
marty giycn in lnnor of Miss Jennie Kosenteld
| by some OF her numerous friends, who Saturday
evening the 5thinst-, bfavc1y marched from tht
appointed place Of meeting at No. A Thirteenth
street, to ller residence, NJ. 513 Wabash avenue
| The young lady Was taken entirely una"ares
and was not little confused at the unexpected
appearance Of so many OF her acquaintances
| but she accepted the situation, aud acted the
| hostess to perfection. After the usual con'
| rratulAtions, etc, the dancing began to the
| tune of the exquisite music discoursed NJ the
| Frtiber. Bros. At midnight substantial sup
| ncr was served. After spending delightful
| evening. aud expressing their qualification at ths
| SUCCESS OF the surprise, the company dispersed
| Among those present were the Misses Garrlt
| Roscnfeld, Bell aud Annie Adler, Bertha Eliei
| Minnie Leibenstcin, Ettic Hirsh, Leah Felsen
| AL 11;h1a Ctar, auff Henrictfc kObu, Hattie