, 1877-01-28

III dispensing Inc hospitality OF the notel
bly, that under The auspices Of Our Friends
consisting of about twenty couples or more
Music and dancing, with splendid supper, al
forded ample enjoyment until the hour OF de
parture. The Naneless Club was also vel
couples, who occupied the large dinlDg-room
Besides these, there were numerous smaller
parties Of from two to SIX couples: who passed
. an hour or two and then departed, Thankful
that Chicago possessed such delightful reso1t'
OAK PARK.
About 100 guests invaded the cozy home OF
Mr.. aud Mrs. Terry last Monday evening. to at
tend the first musical social given since the ho!-
tdays- The President, Mrs. E. King. pres1dea,
and the audience listened with attention 10 Int
music, vocal and instrumental, performed bF
Miss Shipman, Miss Jennie Montgomery, 'I.r MIs.
Good, Miss Lyons, and Miss Case. Miss Gr1ihth
also recitcd poem in very Impressive anu
beautiful manner. Icmptii1s TsiesnnSi.s hi 4Ense
were served by the hostess, and another OF these
nlessant entertainments placed Oh the tablet Of
a juvenile birthday party was given Saturday
afternoon, Jan. ~, BY Miss virginia Il. Dodse,
Of Miss Vireie's seventh birthday. The chill
drcn were entertained with plays, games ETC.
Tea was served at O'Clock. Among those
present were Miss Julia Herick, Miss Mamie
Ruth and Belle Blackborn, Miss Oracle Phelps,
Miss Olga Walls, Miss Fannie Abbott, Miss
Winnie LYMAN, Miss Alice Mckinney, Miss
Maud Fitch, Miss Mamie Elderkin, Miss Helen
Kinesbury, Miss Jessie Pebbles.
The Oak Park Dramatic Club gave one Of
their interesting entertainments Thursday even
ing in Centennial Hall. The standard drama,
'One Hundred Years Ago." and the farce.
More Blunders than One" were played to
large audience in very pleasing manner, and
parts were we'll taken and sustained. The
drama was very interesting, while the farce kept
the 1ouse in a continued roar Of laughter. The
Club should feel encouraged, and present an
other play very soon.
LAKE FOREST.
Miss Alice Smith gave very pleasant party
on her birthday, Friday evening. Among
Others present were Nir: and Mrs. {nee FarwelD
Miss M Farweli, Miss Nellie Benedict, Miss Pat'. ~
tcrson, Miss Holt, Miss Fuller, Miss Brdsall,
Miss Brown, Miss Harger, Miss Learned, Miss
Rossiter, Miss White, Miss Schuyler, Miss Saw
yer, Miss Wing, Miss Dora johnson, Miss
John Ferry, Mr.. Bartlett, Mr. Bettens, Mr..
Charles E. Wells, hIr. Ward, Mr.. Cohen, Mr.
Scott, Mr.. Charl.s Ferry, Mr.. Albert Barnuua,
Mr.. Charles Lake, Mr.. Edward Lake; and
csgo, and Prof. Butler, OF Highland PARK.
The toilets of the ladies' were all extremely
besutiful- Several Of the gentlemen quite dis
tinguished themselves in an impromptn eharade
the word being "deadbest-" There is
much dramatic talent here Of an amateur kind
which frequently shines forth in private parlors
to the delight of those who may be favored Us
guests. The pretty German custom OF having
an immense cake with lighted candle Tor each
year, the guests each making 4 Hish for the
much amusement. Some Of the gentlemen uu-
gallantly declared that every lady did not dare
to do that
Prof: Bntlcr read a beautiful poem written by
tel. af$ EokS
gang a Normandy Mald,'' as no one else can
sing it. After supper dancing was kept up until
. late hour. Gifts Of flowers aud other beauti-
fnl things showed the popularity Of the young
hostess and the kindness Of her friends.
The Cassiopean Society gave very delightful
entertainment at Ferry Hall, Tuesday evening,
consisting Of music, recitattons, tableau1, stat
uary, chaTades, etc
The AthenHum Society Of the University also
had an entertainments and elected the following
Ward; Vice-Prcsident, Joseph kohout; Secre-
tary, Miss Anna Farwe1l; Treasurer, Miss Allie
Smith; Editors OF the paper s'Epea Pteroenta q"
(w1nged words), Miss White and Miss Schuyler.
". King, Jr. and Messrs. Lamb, lsham, French,
Casey, Hobbs, Harvey, and Misses Dickey,
Gray, and Johnston. They expect to give q
course Of lectures and concerts during the
winter.
It is 1umored that the President Of the Entre
i;.tft o. - ~. ~ ~ r. a,eesa ~ aa-r; ~
,anet;nas ~ ~ ~ 'N' -" po7s - -
1ot No''r rnoon
Ore of the n,cessnt events of the scason v,s
- tana-a af;s E1;o p +s one1a m1'
ni;eha,3 sonrht.- ~ NJ nrd M-s Int,'n Poher ~
~ ~! ..'.1 .'A' = m co! 4t~oel5ott
slc!g n.1ders arrived about O'Clock .. nl., and
slter tae reception oaneing ana games usual on
such OCCASIONS were INDUCED IN
AAkE VIEW
~: a very pleasant slei@hing party took place
~ Neunesaay evening, "hen aoout twenty @ couples
Nept 1u' 70 tne residence o1 A1r. 1qseph 1hlelen,
IL tase view, tah,ng WIN Lnem buy rounos
e9 oTsheS'la- among those present were AT; and
seirs. !. u; Murphy: Mr. and Mrs. John Hyland, |
~ ar ano at1si inomas Gannon, the Misses P9w-
r., snss =. nllQretn, tne MISSES hearns, MISS
Hagae6, = MISS May Se11ilya Miss Ciinton, Miss
Ast!e Gannon, the Misses Gabriel, Miss Halnii |
Miss 90 Hettcrman, Miss Kelly, Mccarthy, |
Aessrs; 4; Gapnon. fitzgiboon3 7: F Croas,
Lacy, Hayden, D. tagan, Nolan, I. Pagan, Null
eaney, Dalton, and many others.
WAsHEGToN HEIGHTS.
The Social Club held their regular semi- |
monthly entertainment Thursday evening, which |
vas grand success in point Of numbers and |
enjoyment All the members, and several IN
tited guests, were present. The music was ex-
.e1lcut, and The entertainment an ENJOYABLE |
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