, 1877-03-11
EVANSTON.

| lore Tue InHosoplMcat oocleIT tomorrow eve
i11g on s'Biblical Translatiou.n Prof Fisk nj
also discuss subject pertinent to 1.-Two Dea
I Things"
The Eclectic Club will meet at the resldcnc
of Charles E. Brown tomorrow evening.
Tne Euphronian Society of tho preparator
pleasant anniversary entertainment. The prt
graMme WAS well selected, and tue participant
wcii meritcd the hearty applause.
The Base Ball Association met on Friday a
| tcrnoon and elected new Board Of Director:
They are as follows: F. F. Cassiday, Stanlc
Robinson, F. Dyche, Priestman, Hollister. n
one from the Junior Class accepted. SO thcr
still re1nains vacancy for one more Director.
It Is noticeable fact that the men In the Ju
nfor Glass who were defeated last fall as contest
ants in the Junior and Sophmore contest wcr
all given an honorary position on the Junior cs
/ hibition programme In the one case buldoz1n!
| was the element of SUCCESS, and in the othe
brains. The exhibition will take place Monday
| March II.
| Examination begins in the college Wedncs
| day.
The Chicago White Stockings are going to
| play game here with the University nine some
| time next month.
PARK RIDGE.
The severe cold and storm last Thursday
grfevousty INTERRUPTED the hop which was m.
nounccd for TINT evening at the hotel hall The
young people not relishing the disappointment,
aud unwilling to forego the pleasures Of the
dance, named tomorrow evening (NIonday) as a
fitting time to carry out Thursdays programme.
Billy Pound, OF the city, will be present with
his orchestra, aud that alone is sufficient to Sc
cure good attendance Several parties from
thu adjoining suburbs haye been invited, and q
delightful time is expected.
The ladies Of the Congregational Church will
hold sociable at the residence Of Mr.. Hawlev
this week: the day has not been decided upon.
Last Tuesday evening about thirty ladies aud
gentlemen OF this suburb chartered proper con-
yeyanccs, and with baskets filed with buttercd
biscuit made raid upon the premises OF Mr..
High Jefferson, Of Desplafnes, capturing large
quantity OF warm maple sugar and wooden
spoons. The family gracefully succumbcd to
the naraudcrs, and We'd with each other to do
honor to their uninrtcd guests. Music, dancing,
and refreshments constituted the programme,
and 1t was Wednesday morning before the happy
party consented to break up.
Mr. and Mrs Grannfs, Of Evanston. arrived in
town Friday evening. They are the guests OF
their daughter, Mrs Sweet.
A few ladies and gentlemen assembled in the
parlors OF Airs. T. z. Robbs Saturday evening
for the purpose Of indu1ging in the interesting
game OF chess. 1 deep interest was mani.
Tested throughout the evening and some very
fine PLAYING was done. Refreshments were
served at IL o'clock. The parties will meet
again next week.
AIR. A; B. Shcrwin has rented MS pleasant cot
taGc on Prospect aveuuc to Mr.. G. Wightman,
Of Chicago.
HARRINGTON.
The entertainment given by the Chicago
t2uartcttc, assisted by Fred Dickeusou, was not
attended. owing to the inclemcncy
of the weather. The exercises were Of q SUI
pcrior order, and deserved 4 better house.
\ largc number OF cases Of scarlet fever arc
reported in this vicinity. It has not as yet
made its appearance in the village.
DR.. kcck is still III town, aud it Is rumored
that he may remain permanently and take
charge OF the practice Of Dr.. Roberts.
No regular services arc held at the Bap tfst
Church, that society being destitute of regular
pastor.
Mr.. Il. Richardson, Principal of the public
school at Park Ridge, was in town last week.
Mr.. Fred Lines, OF Mackinaw, Is visiting his
ather. Mr. Linncus Lines.
AIR. r. B. Richardson. of Toledo, O., is the |
quest Of Mr.. G. Dickcnson.
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS.
The Home Literary gave one of their excel !
cnt entertainments at tue School Hall Thurs
lay evening. The character Of the exercises at /
II the meetings OF the Association has been
ar above the average. 1t has furnished the
and literary people Of the place
arr fund OF instruction and amusement. Upon
he present occasion original ESSAYS were read
Y Miss Mary Ncwha1l and Mrs. J. N. Olu,stead.
he audience was favored with some choice
1usic BY Mrs. Olmstead and the school choir.
! lecture By Alr. Bartholomew on Poulpeii
nd Mount VcsuYius was highly iustructfng.
Ir Egglcs delivered an oration, aud rectations
nd readings were given by Mr.. William Lake
nd Miss Jennie Whiting. The evening annuse-
lent e, was concluded by beautiful tableau,
Much religious interest is manifested In the
lagc, and large accession to tho member
Zip Of the churches is anticipated.
The M;ennerchor expect to give concert at
early day.
4 Sabbath-school concert will be held in the
ethodist Episcopal Church this evening.
Miss Mary Carson has returned home from |
ncoln, ILL.,, having been obliged to tcmporari-
abandon her profession at teaching by rea-
N Of ill-health.
Mrs. O'kecfc, teacher in the public schools. is
C recipient Of MI elegant testimonial from the
lPils In her department, consisting OF an album |
ntalEing their pictures.
The numerous friends OF 3fr. c. G. FIentfe
thcrcd ut his residence and very pleasantly !
lchratel his birthday. The evening was very
rccably spent III dancing and listening to some
relent music rendered by the Mmnncrchor. Fl
SoRWooD PARE. {
The ladies' OF the Baptist Society gave q
ncc Of Mr. Cammack. for the benefit Of their j, j,
stor, the Rev. Mr.. Alarston The attendance
S small owing to the unpleasant weather,
d the ladies decided to hold another OF
nilar character and at the same place Tuesday
ching. =
Prof. Lathrope will give one OF his in i
esting magic lantern exhibitions at the 9
form Church Thursday evening, the proceeds 9
which are to be donated to the Church So
IT,.
The scarlet fever seems to be abating; but "
cases wcrc reported the past week. The
lest child Of Mr. Banner is now considered out u
dargcr. Mr.. B has lost three children in one II
elk with the scarlet fever aud diphtherta- IL
tIr. a. Y. Reed has sold his residence on
st Circle aycnue to Samuel Clark: considera-
d, S3,500. tt
OAK TARK, ~- | =,
1r. ". Owens, Mrs. Kings father, died SAT- h
lar morning, the 10th inst. Mrs. Dr.. MrLa- - -
lies dangerously III. Mrs. Humphrey, who 81
been dangerously Ill, is rapidly recovering.
W1SNETKA.
'riday evening Fl. n. Rust, ESQ, delivered
cture ut the Congregational Church On ssThe ] 10
original Races Of the West,n which was Ct