, 1877-01-14

berry-dish; engraved vase; ink-stand and pa
per-weight; cake-baskct; one dozen salts; pre-
scrTe-dish; celery-glass; bottle pertuncry
toilet set; one dozen cut-glass goblets; celer.
glass; jar cherries; hand-nirror; lower-yase
sugar standard; cleesc-plate; fruit-dish; I'll
spent in gifts The howers used to adorn tn
rooms were the gift of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Al
len, Floral Hill.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Fl
and Mrs. A. Goodrich; Prof: and Mrs: 4. F
Nightingale, Mr: and Mrs. j. n. Hills, Mr.. aut
Mrs. Hubbard Harris Mr. and Mrs. F. C
Mann, Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Barrows, Mr.. ant
Mrs. ]. A. Cole, Mrs. David Perkins, Mr.. anc
Mrs Charles Trqaeau, Mrs: E. F. Angel, AE
Mrs, S. ". Bassett, Mr.. and Mrs. j
D. Frankfurter, Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Perkins
Mr.. and Mrs. ". H. Fislllctgh, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
H. Anderson, Mr.: and Mrs. J. W Andrews, Mr..
". Little, Mr.. and Mrs. c. ". Clark, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Fishleigh, Mrs. 4. F. Little, Mr. and
Mrs. H. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Wright,
Mrs. Emily 1gel, Mrs. J. L. Stark,
Miss Lille Jones, Miss Lima Webb,
Miss Helen n. Waite, Miss Maggie Hosford,
Miss May Andrews, Miss Octa~ia Barrows, Hiss
D. F. Tuttlc, Miss Elvina Newconlb, Miss Fannie
knight, Miss Winnie Burrows, Miss Lihbie Dunn,
Miss Laura Hills, Miss Jessie Semper, Miss
Minnie Fishleigh. Miss Sarah Frost, Miss Emily
1ge.' N1Ss M pas} rlsnagiKH, ss atc n1laa4s Mnaas
~ II Tnrnor W. - = sa Taci Arrhrr Rannat1 i
S..nn.- r. n,.1;o,s IL - II uo,ra'f ~
Little, c. ". Chandler, Samuel Frost, Henry
Gordon, ". P. Little, j. A. Fishleigh, j. Lloyd
oatto"s, auo oeaete.
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cSss s1e an: a1eeps
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aai g. ~ a1Ist' rs a. nu paaa; nts' oTro sae
NJ G1nE4' Ti'1 D anM tS. " 2. essoeH, i'4' I.u
w.: II p.n. q. bEaaey, ar: yonn . GTan MISS
ss Us atte 1;s faeoihl tss a1at:.e @ naLaels Mss
M Eva Moore, Mlss Mcolashun, Miss Rose Giasson,
PISS Mss Loule NooEe, nlss Auale G1a;Sson' n;;N
MSS bow1Ilan, INSISTS. ueolSe 4hoore, Plio",
CarE, Charles n, Moore, William Zuttell' GeoIge
ulnd1ev, lhomas ~ IookSon, S 1onn r. Agnew'
anu f1lzsera1a. lne quo saee large sleigh
rlde party one week ne1ore' ana, alter rid'ng
ior several hours, p5oeeeaed to the elegant res
which could tend to make ' the evening pleasant
was anticipated and carried out BY MF. ana Mrs.
Canda All expressed thelr entire satisfaction
OF the party, anu retired at late hour to their
respective homes.
-I144A@ A'AtAostA 1%Csi&s 7o1A oA 4sAAs 1.
King, of wellington avenue, was surprised BY
number OF his juvenile friends. Tue party as
sembied ut tho residence OF Mr. Richardson, on
Lincoln avenue, and drove in slelghs to the
house Of the young gentleman. He received
his guests IN great style, and aiter pleasant
feasting, the young people were driven home.
LYONS.
4 party was giyen last Wednesday evening
at the residence OF Mr.: Charlec Shoemaker,
semblage of peoplelfrom Lyons and nelghboring
towns: Towards II O'Clock the company were
invited in the dining-room to partake OF a
6ouDtiful supply OF refreshments. signor and
Simon Heller sung some very choice duets,
after :, which the company left, wishing Ar: and
pleasure. Among those present were:
From Chicago: Mrs. ]. Hall. Miss Sarah Hall,
Miss M !, Langdon, Miss ChTistman, Miss Wilson,
Miss Thompson, Mcssrs. William Hall. w. Nor
is, W. Langu0n, j. Butler, r. Butler: from
Hinsdale Mr.. Augustus Townsend; from River |
;fde aud Lyons, Misses Vina Briggs, May Cliff |
ord, Carrie Clifford. Mrs. e. Weaver, Mrs H. |
Weaver, Miss Abbie Moody, Mrs. Condgon, Miss |
aatie Miles, Miss Sarah Miles, and Messrs. H. |
Weaver, E. Weaver, signor and Simon Heller,
!. c. White, W. Fl. Ltinn, F. Grove, Charles |
Moody, Fl. Grove, ". Weaver, DR.. J. c. Cong
Ion, j. Robb, Mr. Cassidy; from Iowa, llr. 4
'1erriam.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
uc GUC4 AluD ulu wednesday, evening |
mother Of their enjoyable parties in their hall
n Tracey avenue It was a calico-necktic
arty. The gentlemen drew sealed envelopes
neckties corresponding In material
18th the dresses worn by the Indies, and thus
he question as to who should be partners for
le evening was settled. The dancing was kept
. till 3 q. m., being interrupted only by q
inch at midnight. Mclf Bros, of Chicago, |
nnish the music. Among those present were:
rom Englewood, Mr.. and Mrs. L. O. Rocker |
nd Mr.. and Mrs. Vanduzcr; from Chicago, the
[isses L. Smith and a. Weingarl, Messrs. R.
7. Mcclure and Mr.. Batey, Jr.; from the |
lights, Mr.. and Mrs. William Calvert, Mr..
I'd Mrs. Thomas Baty, Mr.. and Mrs. George |
ear, Mr.. and Mrs. Folsom, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mcclure, Mrs.
ann, Miss l.. Alarrson, Miss B. Si1nson, Miss
!. Marrisop, Miss Savicool, Miss kann, Mr. L.
DAILY, Mr.. William Wear, A1r. /. harrison, 3k.
organ, and Mr.. kann.
OAKLAND.
The South End Club met at the Fourth Uni |
rian Church Hall Wednesday evening, and
.rfectcd their Club by adding constitution and |
flaws. 1t was also decided to change their |
,mc from the South End Club to that Of the
}uth End Literary and Social Club, and |
ected S. Blbcocl1 President, William jackson
.cretarT, and II. t. BALDWIN Treasurer. The
mainler Of the evening programme consisted
music and reading, after which occurred a
~ pleasant hop IN which all engaged. The
ciety numbers fifty persons.
On Friday evening when tue winds had quiet
down, leaving behind huge drifts, Il partE
IS held at the residence Of Mr.. S. i. Downcr,
Vineennes avenue and FortJ-scycnth street.