, 1877-01-14

please evcrybody,-a most difficult task: The
next party Of the Club will occur Monday
| evening, Jan. q. The management OF the Clnt
for the remainder Of the season wilt devolve
| upon Messrs. Best and Clark, Mr.. T. n. Vans
wall having rc?ignea. L., n,,n =, ,,n
The first hop of the .Ducharme Cllb was
given ct the Ducharnle House last Wednesday
evening, and was q most enjoyable anl social
atfair, about thirty couples participating. These
hops will be given every two weeks Among
those present were J. schuering, Il. Mont
gomery, ! 4 I' Black George 4 Curtis, ! J: <.
W c. Rosie, G. Bean, R. Allen, f. Chamber
lain, J. n Conrad, W. Barnett, c. T.. Waaner,
L. C. Bcirlcin, E. J. Rodier, slr. aud Mrs.
swinarton, Mr.. and Mrs. Pelottc, Mrs: Wake
field. Miss Emma Leese, Miss Florence n. Ken
Isaacs, Miss Mary C. Brown, Mrs: West, Mrs.
Champion, Mrs. Murray, anl Miss E. German
TIE QUEER CLUB.
Wednesday evening the members OF the
Queer Club were entertained BY Mr.. and Mrs.
K. n Foster, on Park avenue. The party was
a ''phantom,n and was the source oi much
merrinlent among the participants. Music,
dancing, and good supper were among the
features OF the evening. Among others pres
cnt were Ar. and Mrs. 4. Z. Clark, Mr.. and
Mrs. Butler, Mr.: and Mrs. G: E. Hill, Mr.. and
Mr.. and Mrs. ". s. Crosby, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Catlin, Miss Scrcomb, Miss Crosby, Miss
Tucker, Miss picronnett, Messrs. E. W. Butler,
G. R. Clark. W. W. Powell. The next regular
party Of the Club will be held Wednesday,
evcuing, Jan. "a, at the residence OF Mrs. D. FL.
Tolman, III Park avenue.
SOUTH END CLUE
The members Of the Fourth Unitarian Church
held meeting last Wednesday, at their hall,
No. 7s9 Cottage Grove avenue, for the purpose
Of permanently organizing u club, to be known
US the South End Literary and Social Club. An
organization was effected, with the following
officers: President, Alr. 5. Babcock; Secretary,
W. H. Jackson; Treasurer, N. G. Baldwin.
Regulations and bylaws for the government Of
fifty persons joined the organization After
select reading By Miss Kate Kellogg and music
By Miss Manicrrc, a social hop was INDUCED in
by those present.
THE wAvEnLY.
A new social club has been organized at the
West Eud under most favorable auspices. The
extreme West Side las for long time needed
social combination, which the 'tWayerly" bids
fair to effect. The officers are E. j. Royersou,
President, and Z. Cobb, Vice-President.
CLUB NOTES. .-.
The Cindcrs met at Martine's North Side Hall
Friday evening.
The La Fayorite Assembly gave brilliant
party Friday night.
The North Side Reception Club give their
next party Friday evening.
Wednesday last ts Unity Sociable' ~ was given
at Marines North Side Academy.
Tuesday evening the s. s. Club was enter
tanned by Mrs Page, No. IL West Washington
street.
The calico party OF the Genial Club will be
given at Grcenebaum's Hall Thursday evening,
Jan. IS.
The Chicago Commandery gave their last par-
t. Tuesday evening, Jan. 9, with music by Mar
tines Baud.
The next reception of the Name1css Club will
take place ut Martine's West Side Academy,
Friday evening, Jan. 70.
The next party of the Vcsta Club will be held
at the residence Of NJ. Clark Hayner, No. 707
West Monroe street, Tuesday evening, Jan. q.
The South End Club will give the second par
ty of their fourth series on Wednesday evening,
The 17th inst, ut their hall, 7S9 Cottage Grove
avenue.
The next party OF the Charity Club will occur
1t A1artine's South Side Academy on the 18th
INST. This club is in most lourishing eondi- |
Ion, and is proving an important factor in the |
element OF the South Division.
"Our Fricnls'' will give the fifth and last !
,arty Of the series at BourniQue's Academy next |
Thursday evening, Jan. Is, :lhd the indications |
ire that this reception will be one OF tho few |
cally brilliant parties OF tue present season.
The Old Folks Club Of the North Side gave
he first Of series Of three parties, Tuesday
yening, at Martiue's North Side Academy.
food music, supper by Harms, and all excel
ent programme formed the features Of the
'arty.
Monday evening the Noncsuch Club met at
he residence Of T. S. Albright, Esq, No. 765
Vest Monroe street. The earlier part of the
vcnng was devoted to literary and dramatic
xerciscs and the latter part to dancing, the
lusic being provided BY Fitzgerald.