, 1877-01-21
SUBURBAN..

The KcnWood Cun met at the residence OK
]. W. Oakley, on Drexel boulevard and Forty
seventh street, Thursday evening. The sleigh
ing on the bou1evards aud avenues OF Hyde
Park was in splendid condition, and large
number of cutters were out bringing the guests
to their pleasant meeting place. The music
was furnished By the FaYoritc orchestra. Cards
helped to form part Of the amusement of the
evening, and supper was served at 1880.
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs
Eugene Long, 11r. and Mrs. John P. Taylor,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. K. Ackerman, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Smale, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Russell, Mr..
and Mrs. Thrall, Mr. and Mrs. Adams, Miss Fida
Lewis OF Milwaukee, Miss Gertie Alderman Of
Brooklyn, Miss May Oakley, Miss Irene Wal
lron, Miss Wrath, Miss Springer, Miss Josie
Barker, Miss Paterson, Miss May Remmer, Miss
Bertha Oakley, Miss Annie Oakley, Miss Heidi
enheiner, Messrs. S. A. Shepherd, ]. T. hfolin-
eaux, Benjamin Molineaux, Frank Barker, Mr.
Marsh, Z. b. Mcdonald, Judge Van Higgins, 3.
Thrall, aud s. Olsen.
Quite successful surprise party came OF
"Wednesday evening at the residence OF Col W.
H. Raynor, at Grand Crossing. The popular
gentleman was kept completely In the dark as
were well filled With the unbidden guests, and
he was not 1ullr aware Of the whole scheme un-
til the lively dance-music, which the reveleEs
had brought with them, revealed to him the OBJ.
style, and without Inconvenience, as some OF
the Younger members Of the family had been let
into the secret early in the evening. The par
lors were were given up to the elders, who en-
cribbage, while the Juveniles took posses
sion Of the dining-hall, which was devoted
to dancing. Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. ": Fl. Hendricks: Mr.. and Mrs.
H. l. Bristol, Mr and 5,,, Mrs: G; W.. n: MsDoTs'
Luella Lawton, Maggie johnson. Mary Kaynor.
Maggie Nolan, Luefia Merrill Sue Simons, Hat
tic Darling, Katie kaynor, Hattie Wilson, and
Mcssrs. NJ. NJ. Williams, john Henderson,
George Hendricks, II. e. MisereF, John Nulan,
Frank Hawes, j. Burgess, Charles and Tholuas
Raynor, L. Wits, join Williamson, and Arthur
Joues.
uINsDALE.
Alr. O. J. Slough gave his annual masquerade
at his residence at Hinsliaie, FRIDAY evening.
Almost everybody in the town, anu n nlllnter
FROM Chicago, we're present.. among ttlca NJ.
aud Mrs. William Robbins; Mr.. and Mrs. e. IL
Hudson, Mr.. and Mrs: +. Doolittle, Mr.; and
Mr. and Mrs. R. 4. Childs, Mr.. and Mrs. D. a.
Courier, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fox, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Fox, MIR. and Mrs j. ". Ford, Mr.: and
Mrs. Fl. L. Tubbs, Mr.. and Mrs. Williain Mayd~
Dr. keeler, Mr.. and Mrs. E. e. Lawrence, Mr.
and Mrs. Jerry Nottingham, Mr. and Mrs.
Joel Tiffany, Mr.. and Mrs; A. Ayers,
Miss Belle Robbins, Bessie Doolittle, Nellie
Croker, Gertc Estabrook, Minnie Hinds,
Grace Parker, 1da Perry. n. =. Blood, Amy
Slocum, Jennie PearsalI, Fanny Maydwell, Lizzie
Maydwsl, Adaie VHara, Annie r tord, T,Sal TGeSotg1e
Lulu Ayers. Cora Bedford, Belle Hannah, h, Mary
Heen Henasn' 1estel. &ass Ella War4se; E. kosa'
Ms }is Esay Msy Bss Es fter : oH151 IL:
Hannah, Mr. and Mrs. F. Richie, Mr.. aud blrs-
). E Wood, Mr.. mud Mrs. l. W. Rogers, Dir. and
Mrs. 7. s. Rogers, MIR. and Mrs o. j. Stoughr
Mr.: and Mrs bri4gman; Messrs; & L. Co9een1 4.
Hall, John Swcetlanu, George Robbins, Charles
Warren, Il. D. Crocker, Charles Kinds, William
Jeffrey, James Blood, II. S. LOOMS, 4; A. Pear
sail, 4. Bauer, A. Blood, Charles Hail. ss,,a; j.. NJ;
Parker, james Courier, q; Maydwell, Near
thur, ]. Butler, s. u. Blodgett, c. BEDFORD
Frank Slough.
The Nouesuch Club met at the residence OF
Mr.. John Guilford Thursday evening. Not
withstaniing the difficulty OF getting through
the Snow, q large number were present. O"!ns
to the moving TO the city Of the President, Mr-
without a President. Prof. A. A. Robinson
was nominated for the position, and unanimous
II elected. The business matters having been
transacted, attention was directed to the Literal
ry exercises. a tlns programme had been pre-
pared and none failed to carry ont the part as
signed them. '' Grandfather's Farm" a song
and chorus, was admirably rendered by Misses
knne aud Nichols and MessTs. Guilford and
McEvoy. The charadc 's Antidote' " was given,
and the performers Displayed fine appreciation
OF their parts. A recitation BY Mr. Eastman
elected hearty applause. The gem of the even
ing. however, WIS recitation, in costume, by