, 1877-04-01

Fred S. Pond, Dr.. c. W. Griffith, a. ". Howe,
Prof. Matthews, e. T. Orr, c. ". Lee, Z. r.
Runnclls, George Y. Harycy, NJ. E. Cole, ". S.
MinklcF, and others.
The programme was as follows:
l. P'ano solo-.. g. Romance Etade"......W. Mason
2 solo-'sons Of Home .schumann
Hrs. f.. 4. .Ieren.
D. Aead'ns-'A &c ;coI.tshtp
f. Solo Eveuttdc ........ ........G .Goldbcrt
8. "Recolleetion. of My Tour
9. seif The Sobs:1 Kew A. & cbumaon pnston
Mrs. K. 4. .iemett.
T. solo-"0n1y 4 Baby Small l"....................
Nrs. Jetcct{.
PLEASANT PARTT
VAS given Thursday evening ut the residence OF
Mr- Little, No. 625 Fulton street. Among those
present were Misses Helen Heath, Fannie R.
GGars1on, Ga1 Florence hinses, Myrtle Heath, L!ley
Nichols. Agnes Burtiss, Irene Stout, Lizzie
Filson, Mimic Elliott. Mrs. PAYNE, Misses Lou
and Sattic Little. Miss Lou Lancaster, Mrs.
White, Messrs:: Wood: Heath, Watt. Evans,
hinsey, Crawford, Woodbury.. Platt, Com
Mason, Little, Hampstead, Towering.
sTEELg--TAoMrsoS.
Inc wedding OF Miss Gertrude Thompson
daughter of Il. NJ Thompson, Esq, and Mr.. ".
r. steele, manager Of the Brevoort House of
As social event Of importance it was fully
chron1c!ed IN Tue TRIBUNE OF FridaS, to which
the reader is referred Tor particulars.
CHURCH socIApLEs.
The ladies Of the Church OF the Redccmer,
corn:r Of Sangamon aud Washington streets,
gave one of their sociables aud suppcrs at the
church Tuesday evening.
Thursday evening the congregation OF the
sixth Presbyterian Church enjoyed a very pleas
ant sociablc at the church, corner Of Oak and
Vinccnucs avenues. Refreshments we're served
and the evening passed in delightful manner.
The marriage Of Il Kiss ':li Mary Rice, Youngest
daughter of the Hon. John H. Rice, with Mr..
Ebcn Lane, wilt be celebrated Wednesday cvcn-
ing, April II: at o'clock, al Grace Episcopal
Church.
Friday, April 20, the marriage Of Gen. a. c.
McClurg, Of this city, with Miss Wheeler, niece
OF William B. Ogden, OF New York, will be TEL
and his bride will sail for Europe after the cerc
mony.
TAKEN uNAwAREs.
A surprise party waa given to Mr.. G. A. Mar
shalt, of No $50 Indiana avenue, Friday even
ing.
a surprise party was rendered to Mr.. and
Mrs. John King, No 563 West Erie street, on
wedding Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. George Elliott Mr.. and Mrs S. Palmer,
Mr. and Mrs. T. Hicks, Mr.. and Mrs r. Small
alr: and Mrs. c. Small, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Collins, Mr. and Mrs. William Stang, Mr. and
Mrs. Rendalls, Mr: and Mrs Summcrhays. Mr..
and Mrs. Stone, Mr. and Miss Chureher, Miss
Clara Hicks, OF Waterloo Ia; William Sum
merhays, and Mr.. S. P Hicks.
A surprise was given Miss llather Tuesday
evening at her residence. No. 1859 West jack
son street Among those present were Miss
Jennie Brace, Miss Nettie F. Cocncr, Miss Iza
Day, Misses Gussic and Lottie Pratt, Miss Lille
Wilder, Misses Lizzie and Claria Wightman.
Miss Eva Bioomc, Miss Aggie Murrey, Miss Jen-
mic Swan, Miss Carrie Date, Miss Case, Miss
Chamberlin. Miss Phillips, hiss Boubien, Harric
ax; Gelter ;dal, Anla e Goopsr ,19 Miaaa Cutler
Cluett, Smtllic, ]. aud K. \ cr, Hcaths, Swan,
and others.
Master J. ". Marshall. Jr-, was agrecably
surprised last wcok. Among those present were
the Misses Gcigcl, Hunter. Ju;lson, Johnston, E.
Hayward, F. Harvard, i. Hayward, Dewy,
Grandall, Byford, Clifford, Derby, 4. Griswold,
NJ. Root, n. Root, G. Root, Ida Mills, Langley,
Lumbach, Lar1non, L. Marshall, B. Marshall,
and Masters C.. Clifford, G. Clifford, Hunter,
Judson, Price,. j. Dodson, Bassett, Iariuon,
Ecnedick, Derby, Lumbard Hayward. White, E.,
Morton, 4. Morton, Bradford, James Marshall,
Carlton. Philip Marshall, Cameron, Roberts,
Mrs hayward. Mrs. Larmou, Miss Monroe.
Miss Bctsey Randall daughter Of T. D. Ran
dali, one Of Chicaco's well-known citizens, was
made the recipient of Il surprise party BY u few
OF her friends last Tuesday evening at l:cr resi-
dencc, 1856 Calumet avenue. A merry time was
had by all present, dancing to music furnished
BY Louis LcPetrc forming the chief amusement.
The guests separated Mt a late hour. Among
the number present were Mr.. and Mrs. T. D.
Randall, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Miller, Mr.. aud
Mrs. Dresser: NJ. and Mrs: ]. G. Crow, Mrs.
Breeze, Misses Betscy Randall, Grace Bell, Hat
tie and Emma Willard, Mamie Summers, Daft
Hogan, and Jones; Mcssrs. John Cor:oTan, T.
Randall, G. Lewis, R. Ennis, Capt. Brown, E.
F. Eager. F. Willard, E. Il. Bell, B. L. 2. Bell,
and G. Randall.
4 happy and brilliant surprise was had at the
residencs Of B; A. Cole, Esa., Nc; a53 Western
bciug the presentation to Mrs. Cole of richly
hound Bagster Bible, BY the Ladies' Aid Society
Of the Western Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church, over which she had presided for two
her return at o'clock 1cund her house full of
her friends, who had brought ] luad of good
things and had her tables invitingy spread. The
pres sentation was made by the Vice-Prcsident,
Mrs J: 1, Campbell, in most fitting and beau
few words full OF tcndc.est feeling. Over fifty
cnioYcd the evening. Among the number wcrc
the Rev. mud Mrs. r. D. Shepherd, Mr. and Mrs.
J. L. Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs. Berg, Mr.: and Mrs. a. ]. White, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jctfrics, Mr.. and Mrs. Evans, MIR. and Mrs.
Proctor. Mrs: cowles, Mrs. Howard, Mr., and
Mrs. C,lrr, Mrs. Watson, Mrs. Benson, Mrs.
Mo:rell, Mr: and Mrs. Lamont, .air. and Mrs.
Garrigus; Mr.. and Mrs. Date, S1r. and Mrs.
Ganson, Mr.. Ford, Mr.. and Mrs. Charters, Mr.
and Mrs. Dr1per, MIS-. Foss, Mr.. and Mrs. Dier
from Grand Crossing, Mr.. and Mrs. Wooding.
The friends of Col. and Mrs. Keelcr held
an interview not long ago, and the result was
the determination to give them genuine sur
prise Thursday, March -. With this object in
view party OF forty or fifty convened at the
residence of onc Of their rumber, Wabash
asenuc and Twelfth street. and with "hostc
intent began their march, double tile, to be-
siege the Colonel's residence, 81 Indiana avenue.
About half-past they reached their destina-
tion, aud after = few moments of confusion on
the part OF the host and hostess, were received
with cordiality, and soon every arrangement WIS
made for the comfort and enjoyment Of their
guests. The party took the precaution to bring
with them q tirst-class orchestra aud canvas,