, 1877-11-18
ager u aud "The Obstinate Family were the

About 20U persons attended the entertainment
OF the Union Mission Band, of the University
DAY evening. The entertainment consisted Of
readings, rectations, and Instrumental and 70
cal music The music and reading were in al
cases well rendered, but little practice would
add strength to the voices OF the singers. '9
Those taking part were Miss Sara c. Obcr-
lander, Miss Mamie Couch, Miss Mamie Beld-
in@, Miss Carrie Hawthorne, Miss Florence
Fuller, Miss Howe, aud Miss Carrie 4: Boying-
ton: Mcssrs. T. c. Honey, l.: J. West, and
The sociable Of the Sixth PRESBYTERIAN Church,
held Tuesday evening in the church, was crowded,
and everything passed oil pleasantly. pro-
gramme Ut selected readings aud music was
rendered. The feature OF the evening WAS
song BY the Il. T. H. ". Quartettc.
Tie drum corps Of the Ellsworth Zouayss
gave a dance ut the Odd Fellows Hall, No. S29
Cottage Grove avenue. Tuesday evening: About
forty couples were present, and dancing Was
kept up until late hour.
4 ghostly company surprised Mr. and Mrs.
D. 7. Francis at their residence, No. IS5 Fulton
street, Tuesday evening Taking possession Of
the house, they danced, sung, eharaued, anu
ate Until long after midnight. all enjoying
themselves to the utmost. Upon appearing in
and Mrs. Chaffee, MIR. anu Mrs. Young. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mckinney, Mr. aud Airs. Jones, Mr.. and
Airs.t II, Burroughs, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. George B. Barlow, Mr..
and Mrs. c. Il. Kelly, Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Williams,
Hammond, Lizzie Code, Matte Ns~inan, Lille
and Jennie Barlow, Belle Kemp, Alma Evits,
Carrie Kelly, Edna Francis, Lucy Cummings.
Maggie Couch, Oracle GRAY, Nc1tie Young, Jen-
u1c Jones. Fannie aud Lou Rogers; Messrs.
Brackcn. WincEn,an, Barlow, Newman, Biedlcr,
Jones, Webster. Clark, Rogers, Francis, and
Gray:
'sThc Queer Club met Wednesday evening
atthe residence OF Mrs. Z: E. Hill, No. ll3 Park
arcnuc, and rcorganized for the season, elect
inm by ballot the following officers: ". ;.
Crosby, President; Mrs. c. E. Hill. Viec-Presi-
dent; Charles II. Foster, treasurer; 4: +.
Clark, Manager: T. Fitzgerald, Musician; lheo.
dorc Hubbard, Caterer. The next meeting OF
the Club will be held at the residence OF Mrs.
day evening, Nov. =, between . aud !: O'Clock.
The lie Plaisir" Club gave their third party
at their hall Friday evening. The attendance
WAS somewhat smaller than At the second, but
those present enjoyed themselves by uahc1hG 10
Frcihurg's music Among those present were
Mr. anti Mrs. z. T. Gibbs, nee Rcid, klttie
kapp, Clara Squires, Dora Church, julia Nun
ger. Fanny Mauran, Aduie Church, May spring
TT, Parin stradcr, Daisy Goodman, ANNE Libby
Florence Mcneil. Allie C1ha1n, Jennie Corrigan
Ada Boyden, Grace Goodman, Ella Wallwork,
Emma Powell, Anna NallWork, Miss Wilson,
Mcssrs. ". 3. McCurdy. II. j. Brush, Y. ".
Rutfner, F. F. Ballard, v: Il. Reiu, Jr., Lehoy
Bcarslsley, \. L. Lott, +. VI. Wright, Byron
Boydcn. W. 7. Wood. j. T. Upba.n, j. N. Mills,
{. c. Webel, ". :. Day, J. J. Sherman, Z. 4.
Mallory, Simon Arthur, ". Il. Griffith, G. L.
Washburn, J. E. Straucr, j. F. Church, j. +.
Martin.
Company \, Sixth Battalion. l. Il. g.,
formally opened their armory to their friends
Thursday evening, and celebrated the occasion
with an elegant reception. The .arrnory, which
is situated on Indiana avenue, between Twenty
ninth and Thirticth streets, was handsomely
decorated with the national coloTs and ever
ing rare taste.
One of the most noteworthy events that has
taken place at Washington Heights for long
time was the birthday party given By Mr..
Thomas Baty last Thursday evening. The
guests assembled at s o'clock, and were cor
daily received by Mr. Baty and wife, who, with
their usual good cheer. soon made all feel hap
nv and perfectly at home. Dancing and various
games were indulged in bv all present. At
midnight supper was served, and the pleasant
Marty hrokf. I'm at Il Iate hour well pleased with
thcir evenings entertainment.
Tuesday ,:venin1 Nr. and Mrs. George Year
entertained their many friends ut their resi-
frnrr m Vinety-ninth street. the occasion being
ea1 I ana ;ns1rumantal ,n,,s;r hv Sir TT RAW
and ,r;fe odIed mnch ~ f1,e njcasure and cnfrr-
: tainmcnt of thc comnanr- About 1nitlnicht all
.,artnn, ~ - 80 s,cnnroms fcast and everTth;n.r
went merry u tle taatf'aSc oei's VI ee'en ,ei'e
asv; ~ n pooto. - p-,.h;,,.o,,
az; ano -Mrs. ~ ", heelut, ~ W., mn:,d,I
;' 1te'Se' "sth 49, - e;a. lrhaea n,,,r or.,sa
evening p nos1 b o. MnoaE 4y
was thaI u was inc A!aeGntu h all.Nels.'s ~
tneiI noses "sual" aau a,.,r iaa. ~
nave soou tlne. -huslc1 uanel,1S, uu.i sup
pei hlleo up tne ese1nS e 1 WY paeasantN11 1h.o,
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