, 1877-04-22

q reception last evening.
The Utile Dulci Society met yesterday even
ing at the residence Of Mrs. G. B. Marsh, No
| sos Indiana avenue.
Monday. evening farewell reception va
given to the Rev. Dr.. and Mrs. Tiffany in th,
parlors Of Trinity NJ. E. Church.
i sociable was given by the ladies OF the Oak
land Methodist Church Thursday evening, al
which large number Of persons were present
At the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Haywood
on Ellis avenue, social was given to the con
| gregation Of tue Oakland Congregational Churcl
Tuesday evening Miss Ada Frost, No. IS Wal
| nut street, was the recipient Of a surprise party
at tue hands of company Of friends accompa
MED By Firzgcra1d's orchestra.
| Mrs. E. II. Seott gave cctfee-party ut he,
studio in Does Block Tuesday afternoon to lie,
! artist friends and others. She was assisted b}
Miss Ada Wyckoff and Miss Rose Clark.
4 strprise-party was given to Mir. Charles
Gushing ut his residence on Thirty-scvyntl
street, near Cottage Grove avenue, Friday even
a.o,a ine: Many persons were present. who enjoyed
The residence Of Mn 81. F. Kellogg, No. 17aa
Calumet avenue, was the scene Of a very pleas
| ant party Thursday evening given BY Miss
Mamie Kellogg. Dancing, games aud refresh
| ments comprised the evenings entertainment.
! Among those present were the Misses kellogg,
Mamie Harvey, Phila Barrett, Jenny Reed, Kate
Reeve, Brown, Gridley, and uersel.
Among the noticeable performances last week
was an entertainment given 1T Campbell fall
on Thursday evening for the benefit Of Mrs.
Millic G. folneroy, the poetcss and reader, anil
Miss Mary Hewsey, young comediennc. The
bcnetciaries were kindly assisted BY Prof. Will
lam Mcfarland, the clocutiouist, Madame and
Miss Hidibiddic. Of Hershey Hall, and other
prominent talent. The performance was well
attended, and the OCCASION vas highly en-
joyablc; one.
Miss Alice Caswell, Of Troy, N. T., is visiting
Miss Belle Jansen, No. COZ Wabash avenue.
ing her sister, Mrs. Ffed Smith, at NJ. u Ellis
Park.
The Rev. Dr.. Tiffany and family left Tuesday
for New York, and will reside In future at 2o3
Fourth avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Follansbee are spending a few
weeks ut the Hot Springs, Arkansas. Mr. +.
Haskell started for the Springs last week.
ON DIT.
The marriage OF Miss Chappell will be cele-
brated Thursday evening. The ceremony will
occur at the Second Presbyterian Church, and
reception will follow at the Grand Pacific
Hotel.
The marriage of Miss Sophia Flcntye, daugh-
ter Of Alr. H. Flentye, to c. r. Stevens OF New
York, will be celebrated Wednesday evening,
April 25, at the residence Of the BRIDES parents,
G14 North LaSalie street.
Wednesday evening, at O'Clock. Miss Carrie
4. Boartlman, daughter Of ]. W. Boardman,
Esq, will be united In marriage to Mr.. Howard
e. Woodrow. The ceremony will be performed
at the Woodruff Hotel. A large number Of in
vitations have been issued.
The marriage Of D. B. Cooke, ESQ.,, with Mrs.
Augusta Aver viii he celebrated Monday, April
30, ut the residence Of tue BRIDES father, Levi
idence III tlls city will bc No. LOG South Park
avenue. The wedding will be strictly family
affair.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Company C will give the third complimentary
reception Thursday evening, May 3.
A 1ancy-dtess Juvenile exhibition was given
Friday evening at Bournique's Academy, on
TWenty-secoud street.
Company i, First Regiment Illinois State
Guard. will give reception at their armory on
the evening OF a1ay7.
Tic Accuicl Club, Of the North Side, will
hold their tlth and closing reception Tor the
season at Lincoln Hall, Friday evening, May
H.
4 calico party will be given By the Ladies' Aid
Society OF rhc Second uniyersalist Church.
"Wednesday evening, at Martinc's West Side
hall.
Prot. Carr will be rendered testimonial re-
ception BY his friends and pupils next Friday
evening, April q, at Aartinc's West Side
These wilt be sociable in the Scotch Church,
corner OF Sauganon aud Adams streets. Thurs
day evening. The programme deserves large
attendance.
St. Stephens Guild will give calico party
Friday, at the hall corner OF Clinton and
Twelfth streets. The Guild is a new organiza~
lion, and this is its first party. /
i meeting of the members OF the Pall-alall I
Club will be held Monday evening at the Tre-
mont House. 4 full attendance is requested, as
business Of Importance will be transacted.
The first grand complimentary ball OF Com !
oany G, Second Regiment, !. S. e., will be given
it Central Hall, corner of Wabash avenue and |
street, Friday evening, May4
The Second Uniyersalist Church Society have
arrangements for calico party, to be |
.iyca Wednesdaycvening, April 25, at Martine's |
II est Side Academy. The Academy Band will |
provide the music tor the occasion.
The Choral Association Of the Sixth Presby- !
lay evening, May 3. The concert will be con-
iucted by Joseph Silvers, the choir director,
lnd will embrace in its list OF performers tho !
Quartctte, consisting Of Mr. and |
Hrs. c. i. Knorr, Mr.. aud Mrs. G. T. L. knorr,
Hiss Nav Lester, and Miss Martin Pardoe; Miss
Ifary N'ishard, pianist; Alexander Grant, &C
ompanist. The selections are very choice, and /
viii embrace seven pieces by the full chorus.