, 1879-02-23
arr party at Greenebaum's Hall last Thursday

! a1E parry AT dfeenebanms Hall last Thursday
| evening.
At a meeting Of the Serenade Club, held at
tne!r rooms in the Western Union Building, on
Friday evening last, Mr.. G. w. FELTON, wa;
| ciccfcu Leader: and Mr. Frank r. Aspinwall
| secretary aud Trc2surcEfor the ensting year.
= very pleasant aud sociable enreStanment
! took place last Thursday evening Mt the resi-.
dencc OF Mrs. Louis Newton, No 6u Michigan
avenue, in honor OF Miss Aiilly Liberman, OF
| Detroit, now on visit to Miss Blanche Ben]a-
| min.
| - 4 vcrr successful surprise party was given
"Wednesday evening to Atr. Horace Cromwell, ut
the residence Of AIr. D. j. Hubbard, Euglcw oou.
some splendid music was furnished by tie
| ladies and gentlemen present. Miss Clara
+ Brown mud Prof. A. N. Fletcher read some hne
selections. a supper was prepared BY Mrs. y.
| j. Hubbard, and merry timc WIS enjoyed
a very agreeable snsprisc was rendered Miss
| II. Egan last friday evening, at tile residence
| Of her mother, No. G39 Van Buren street.
] Master Willie Shutc gave lurge party to .
number OF his friends. at bis residence, No. $40
West Monroe street. Friday evening.
Friday evening musical and dramatic enter
taiument was giten In the parlors Of Prof.
Tile Greek Professor and bis estin,ablc wife un-
dcrstand well the highest Of arts-the art OF en-
tertaining. >
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The ladies Of St. Paul's Uniycrsalist Church
have completed their arrangements for the
0f1lull4-7 0l uL1uA UEAt 1ACSQAJ nv AAE
church, on Michigan avenue, between Sixteenth
and Eighteenth streets.
The members of the Nefghborly Club will
close their Second series OF receptions with d
muspuerndc-ball next Wednesday evening, at
Campbell Hall.
Tomorrow evening will be given an enter
taiument By the J. T. F. and Thalian Dramatic
Clubs At their new hall, Nos 500 and SOL Cot
tage Grove avenue, when the society tenn
perance lramn. 'sThe Tramp" written By Fred
q. Frear, will be presented, with a Strong
amateur cast, to be followed BY the original
!, production, "Charllc's First Love-" The en-
/ tertainEcnt will conclude With a social dance.
The first annual reception and banquet of
Cross Of Rome and Constantine, will take place
at ST. Caroline's Court Hotel to morrow eren-
ing.
The second annual reception OF B Company,
Sixth Battalion, will be given at the Armory on
Indiana avenue, near fwenty-ninth street, We'd
ncsdaV evening.
Tie Lake View Rifle Club will give. a ladies'
hop at Lincoln Park Hatl, No. 967 North Clark
street, Monday evening. Dancing will COM
mcnce at Sp. m. Hand will furnish the music
and very pleasant time may be expected.
Apollo Lodge, No. 641, 4. F. g. A. NJ, intend
having a socia5le nnd musical and literary en-
tcrtaiumeDt at their hall, State and Twenty
eighth streets, on the evening Of March II,
Tie monthly juvenile reception at Prof. Rus
sclps Academy will take place March at 8 p.
little ones.
The Social Club OF Morgan Park, will give q
party next Thursday evening, being the first one
Of the season. The Club will spare no pains to
make it q pleasing affair.
The Central Club, corner Clybourn and North
avenues, have postponed their regular meeting
for this week, to be substituted BY Frank Walk
er's Penelope" which wilt be given at that
Place THURSDAY evening TIE cast comprises
L. n. knights, J. NJ. Goodwillc, aud Warren
Browne. The same will be produced in the
West End 0pera-House Tuesday evening,
March 4.
The lair for the benefit of the Free Sons' Gem
cling March 2.
Inc Illinois Club will give o. reception Tues
day evening at O'Clock, ut their Clubhouse,
No. 40l West Washington street.
The Lihcoln Club will entertain their friends
at their rooms, No. 533 West Madison street,
Lady Washington Chapter, No. IS, 0. E. S.,
will give another social and hop Tuesday ercn-
in5 at the hall Nos. go and 222 South Ha1sted
street.
0. j. Stough's ninth annual masquerade will
will come oil in HinsdaIe Tuesday. Music by
Pounds orchestra
St. Bernard commandery will give q masque
radc at their Asylum, No ls7 East klnzie street,
Tuesday evening, March !.
Tie Purm masque ball, to be held at the
North Side Turner Hall, on the Sth OF March,
promises to be the granuest affair ever conduct
cd BY the 1sree1itcs Of tnis city,. Especial alter
tion has been given for the presentation Of the
characters Of the ''lMe.ileth Esthcr'' In magnif-
icent tabIeanx. A double band, under the lead
crsAip Ut Johnny Hand, will dispense dance and
promenade music. Neither, expense nor pains
has been spared to make this an event long to be
remembered by ali VINO participate.
The Addisoniln Literary Society will give the
sixth OF its series Of literary and musical enter
tainments next Friday evening n the lecture-
room Of the Temple K. A. NJ, corner Indiana
avenue and TTentr-sixth stree:. In addition to
tie regular programme, the Kcy. Ur. Adler will
deliver one Of his popular historical sketches,
and Miss Eloise Randall, the talented elocutiou-
ist, will dcclaiu1.
PERSONAL.
Miss Minnie Towne, Of Fond du Lac Wis. is
speuillg the winter With her aunt, Mrs. Henry
Townc No. 525 West Monroe street.
Miss Clara Brown is visiting friends at Peoria,
III.
Mr.'Geo:ge Murray, of Eng1ewood, has re-
turned home after several months sojouru in
Texas.
Miss Alma Earle, of Green Bay, Wis, has
been visiting friends in this city for the past
few days. p.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Al1ard, nee Ray have re-
turned home, and will be pleascd ~ see tucir
friends at No. 2223 Ontario street. 81