, 1877-02-11
n. Dunn; Miss Jennie Bayliss, Hattie Fillmore,
Lou Cole; Messrs. ". H. Allen, " A. Tucker,

II. Dunn; Miss Jennie Bayllss, Hattie Fillmore
Lou Cole; Messrs. ". H. Allen, II. A. Tucker,
and Others.
OF ST. Paul's Universalist Society will hold a
bazaar in the lecture-7oom ct the church, be-
tween Sixteenth and Eighteenth streets, On
Michigan avenue, during this wcek-Tuestiay,
Wednesday, and Thursday evenings. In. addt-
ton to the various attractions always incident
to lair, such as ornamental and usctul articles
made by the ladies and gentlemen OF the So
ccty, and those GENERALLY contributed BY friends,
which will be sold at real value prices, there will
evening, and no pains will be spared to max
the fair worthy the patronage Of the public, who
have heretofore contributed by their presence
and material purchases towards securing to
such OCCASIONS complete success.
THE TURNER'S MASKED BALL.
Tomorrow evening the grand masquerade OF
the Chicago Turn-Gemcinde will be given ut
Turner Hall, on the North Side. For weeks IN
excellent committee OF arrangements have been
busy pcrfecting the details Of the grandcst Ger
man ball Of the season, and from tho sale OF
tickets aud reserved seats there will be an at
tendance almost unprecedented. The balls OF
tue Turner's have won MI enviable reputation
for that organization in German society circles,
and the coming event is looked up to as the
finest effort yet made. r,
SOCIETY NOTES. ..
Lent begins Wednesday.
Mrs, Gen. Baird gave brilliant reception at
the Palmer House Friday evening.
"Thc Non Compos Mentis'' is the name Of
club organized to read Shakespeare during Lent.
Mrs. E. n. Simpson, No. 81 Indiana avenue
gave dcjeuncr a Ia fourchette Thursday morn
Ing.
The Lakeside Lodge gave pleasant sociable
Thursday evening and danced to Fitzgerald's
music
The reception OF the First Regiment. OF which
the details were published in Fridays TRIBUNE,
was the event ofthe week. ;
Mr.. and Mrs. Enos Ayres will giyc large and
brilliant reception Monday evening at their res
ldcncc,s No. 637 Michigan avenue.
Miss BecSwith, daughter OF Judge Beckwith,
will entertain company of friends ut the resi-
dencc Of her father, No. 53 Rush street. ~
Prot. Bourniquc's Academy Wednesday
"cve" was tue scene OF another Of those pleas
monthly receptions. The next will take place
Feb. 21.
4 surprise party was given Mr.. c. F. 4.
Spencer BY his friends at his residence, IS Lang
ley avenue, Tuesday evening. There was quite
a large number assembled, and all enjoyed
themselves with dancing and music until q late
hour.
A genuine surprise party WIS given Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry G. Weston ut their residence, 80
being the eighteenth anniversary Of their we'd
ding. Dancing to Fitzgerald's music Was the
feature OF the evening. =
s:The Playcrs' will enact "School,'a the
popular society comedy, at the New Chicago
Theatre, Monday and Tuesday evenings, Feb. 12
tue benefit OF the Hospital for Women and Chill
drcn, and, the cast being an excellent one, the
house will doubtless be crowded each evening.
There Was pleasant party at the residence OF
Mr. F. c. Dixon, No. 2O5 West Van Buren street,
Tuesday evening. 4 gay company was in at
tendance and danced to the music Of La Petrie's
quadrille band. IN addition to the customary
dancing and lunching, number Of parlor games
were introduced and successfully conducted By
Miss Morrisey.
Miss Rosa Well entertained number OF her
lady friends at her residence, No. 253 East Huron
street, Thursday afternoon, by having III old
fashioned candy pull. Among the young ladies'
present we're Miss Carrie Hirsh. Miss Rosa Rice,
Miss Bertha Eliel, Misses Claude and Rcbeeca
Bacharach, Miss Julia Rice, Miss Carrie Suulaud-
er Of Milwaukee, Miss Clara Epstein, Misses
Rosa and Fannie We'll, Miss Sarah kaufman,
Miss Lou Levy, and Miss Heller.
PERSONAL -
Miss Ellie Patterson left Wednesday for Keo-
kuk, In.
Afr. and Mrs. James Fl. Sheldon hare removed
to the Grand Pacific Hotel.
The Misses Mathes, Of Durham, n. H., are
visiting friends in this city.
Miss Gussic Foster has returned home, after
spending fortnight in Joliet
Miss Fannie Lane, of Michigan avenue, has
returned from visit to Washington.
Miss Rice. Of Maine, is visiting her sister, Mrs
J. ". Nye, Of 1872 Twenty y=fourth street..
Mr.. John ". Ealy has gone to the 'sHub,''
and will remain East until some time in March.
John B. Lyon, ESQ, and family left last week
for Florida, and will attend the Mardi Gras en-
route.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Chapman have returned
Palmer.
Miss Nettie Eason, OF Laporte, Ind. is visit
ing at the residence of G. B. Marsh, Esq, No.
906 Indiana avenue.
Miss Ida F. Townsend, Of Milwaukee, has
been spending the past week with Miss Mamie
Pridham, $50 Michigan avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Y. Titus nee Hutchins,
late OF Boston, are recent additions to the list Of
permanent residents at the Palmer House
During her stay in this city, Miss Benziger
will be guest ut the residence Of z. s. Clark,
Esq, No. 791 Wabash avenue, where she will be
pleased to receive her friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Mold nee Lille Nc
Arthur, married at Cheboygan, Mich, Jan. 90
see their friends ut 72S West Monroe street.
Mrs ". a. Bean left yesterday for Memphis
to attend the Marii Grail; thence to Jackson
vile, Fla, and will be absent two months. She
will be accompanied By Mrs. F. NJ Ilxntril, OF
Des Moines.
MATRIMONIAL.
Observation-Disclosures.
Mr.. Richard c. Cannon was married
Thursday evening to Miss Mary Annie Hid
reth, daughter OF ]. C.. Hildreth, at st.
Patrick's Church, the Right Reverend Bishop
Foley, assisted by the Rerereuds Thomas
Mackin, D. Riordan, aud ]. 0'Neil, performing
the ceremony. Miss Kate Garmon, Miss Rend,
and Miss Brown supported the bride, and
Messrs. Hccnan, John and Joseph Kend otticiat-
ed as groomsmen.
Among the presents were a house and lot
from the groom; AIr. and Mrs. Thomas Cannon,
chambcr-set; Mr.. and Airs. IT. c. D. Grannis,
solid silver berry and sugar spoons; Messrs. II.
4. Farxell, Barstow, Weaver, Strong, Lyons,