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Church Choir, also sung two numbers; Mr.. Sattc
ROUNDED up the comic feature OF the entertain
| ment with two character songs, to the lnnnlt
amusement Of the audience:
The numerous friends OF Mr.. James l.. Jacoo
rendered him an clegant surprise on trlda,
evening, it being the first anniversary. Of III
marriage. The evening was u very pleasan
one, and was enjoyed by those present. Amons
those Of the assembly were the MesSrs; saye ave
Hickman, Smith, F. 4. Jacobs, Bent, Capt
| Goodrich, Cort1ano brothers, and others.
stiss Alice Hoffman. Misses Lizzie and Nellie
Rogers, together With Msssrs. F: Il: Eottulan,
Henry Kaiser, and A. c. Mccoy, rendered their
! numerous friends moonlight picnic and soc:a-
! BILE ut the Lincoln Park Roathouse on last Sat
urIay evening. Refreshments, dancing, boat
ing, and excellent music, kindly furnished by
the Sixth Regiment Band, combined to make
! this ouo of the most enjoyable affairs.
+ 4 very pleasant surprise was given Master
i Joseph Kearncy last Thursday evening at his
residence, No. 50 Winthrop place, BY number
of his young friends and neighbors, Excellent
and String Band, and. with dancing, charades,
and various games, the time was made to pass
verv delightfully."-.
alr: Tom Harris Fieckeusteln gave reception
In honor OF Joseph r. E!licott, ESD, last Thurs
/ day evening at bis residence, No.27l Chicago
| avenue. "
I The numerous friends Of Mrs. NJ. E. Noble
gathered. at her residence, No. 4S South Car
penter street, Friday evening last to tender
their appreciation BY giving the lady genuine
| surprise. The spacious parlors were thrown
open, and What had been few moments before
| quictness was transformed into dancing, sing
/ ing, and merry -maK;ng.. The fair recipient sue
ceedcd admirably in making her guests feel per
/ fectly at home! It was early in the morning
that the party broke up, ali agreeing that they
had most enjoyable time.
| Miss slaudfc Halt celebrated her 7tn birth
day on Thursday last by entertaining a number
! of her little friends ut her home, No. 81 Car
| penter street. ID. -
The 7. T. Z. Social Club held one Of its
parties at the residence of Mrs. Miller, Drexet
boulevard. Tuesday evening, when the time
| dwinded into the wee small! hours. Dancing
was one Of thc delightful features.
The many friends OF Mr. George f. Bur1cson,
OF Lawnda!e, gave him very pleasant surprise
last TUESDAY evening. The time was occupied
In dancing until about II o'clock, when refresh
ments were served, after which dancing was re-
sumed and continued until late hour.
4 party Of the Sixth Battalion from Englc-
wood surprised Airs. George E. Weir. No. 23
Indiana avenue, Friday crening, and were en-
tertained With dancing and singing:
College. celebrated the sixth anniversary of
their marriage las. Monday BY giving d. delight
full lunch marty. -
Dr. nna Ms Dyer nee Jones, held their first
Fort Dearborn Lodge, 1 Q. Q. F., gave very
pleasant picnic at Washington Hcights yester-
day.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
party OF gentlemen OF this city, who prefer
for PERSONS Of their own not to have their names
mentioned at present, have organized series of
musical festivals and excursions to- Highland
Park, stopping at Evanston each way. Tie
.sCommittee," as the gentlemen style them
selves. are authorized By special request to use
the finest steamer of the Goodrich Line which
will assure ali who contemplate participating
perfect safety and drst-cass accommodations.
The managers have secured some Of the best
local talent i'll Chicago, also brass and
strins IN pds rt to- as
will occur next Wednesday. The boat
will leave the Goodrich Dock. foot Of, Michigan
avenue, at $50 a. m., returning at .. m.
Tickets can be obtained ut the West Side Libre-
r., or at Buck & Raynor's, No. 1872 State street.
4 united excursion to milwaukee,, organized
bv members OF Nora Lodge, Scanda Lodge,
Tho:waldsen Lodge, and Swedish Lodge Of Dad.
Fellows, OF this city, will take place TODAY, The
train leaves the depot, corner Of Madison and
Canal, at s a. m.
The concert at Lincoln Park this afternoon
will be given through the genosity Of A. b. Pull
man, ESQ.
A 6op WIN be given ut the Avenue House,
Evanston, 1t1t Thursday evening.
Hesperia Lodge, No. All, A. f. & 4. NJ, will I
give their annual excursion to Geneva Lake and |
picnic at kaye's Park Thursday, Aug. II. No |
pains will be spared to make the occasion an en-
lOyane Que, arrangements haFinnr Dean COM
pleted for steamboat ride around the lake and |
dancing at the PARK. =.
- PERSONAL.
Miss Lizzie Wallip, OF 3aueatuck, Mich, is !
spending few weeks with friends on the West
Side.
nue., returned home, after three weeks visit
at Madison, baraboo and the Wisconsin DeIs, |
Friday morning.
Mrs. Col. John L. Hancock and Mrs. Samuel
2. Skfuucr left lust Friday for Milwaukee, to
spend few weeks, at the residence Of Mr.. q. c.
Seaman.
Col. L. g. Pierce and Maj. D. Goodwin have
returned FROM trip OF several weeks through
Wyoming and Colorado.
Miss Katie Van Setback. accompanied By her
brothers, Mr.. Henry and Nr. Cornelius Van
Setback. hos been making an extensive tour |
through Canada and the Thousand Islands, re-
turning home by way Of New England and Sara ;,
toga:
Among those who visited the Bon Annie
camp, last week, was Z merry party consisting
Of the following well-known artists and their
friends: Mrs. Farwell, Mcssrs. Thomas, Phillips,
Daniels, Lede-, Mrs Thomas, Mrs. Phillips, |
a1r. and Mrs. j. A.. Petite, with their daughter, |
Miss Claudie, Mr.. and Mrs. French.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hardenprook, nee Vore. are
spending few weeks With their friends in Ohio.
Miss Lucy Tuttlc is 10 the city, visiting her :
lncle, Nlr. Edwin Tuttle. on Thirty fifth street.
Mr.. ]. j. A. .Murphey, Of In Grange, and his
tot%a tGAs AVA A304AN oAt@ VIZ IAE
Peerless. {
Sr and Mrs. Frank R. Willard left Thursday
or Buffalo via the lakes, aud will spend two t
geeks visiting friends in Eastern New York. t
Misses Minnie Solomon, Jennie Lyon, Lena ! Z
alexander, Millie Fish, and Celia .Waugersleim Ii
Mr. Phil Alexander, OF this city,
o his home in Berlin, Wis, for short visit. q
Miss Carrie Ella, Of the South Side, Is spend
az few, weeks ut Lake Geneva. :,
Mrs. n. s. Hcashaw, OF Buffalo, lis visiting - -
er uncle, the Hon. james r. Caldwell, Michi- =
an avenue and Fifteenth street, IT,
Mrs. Charles Dugan and Mss Sara Dugan, OF l. =,
ae West Side, arc spending n few weeks. at .
eneVa Lake and Hartford, Wis.
Miss Emma Bump, member OF the Faculty b
Colorado College, is the guest Of Mrs. Ira 81
!. Allen, No. 663 Michigan avenue. Il
Mrs. T. Brown, Misses Addie and Lizzie Goodc,
:con,panicd by Miss Ash will leave the CITY for n
enton Harbor and Grand Haven, Mich.
Mrs. G. Gpode AND hcr daughter Ellie have st
It the city for Cape May. ., .,
Miss Richmond. OF Woodstock, is visiting Miss n
iven, ut No. IS Throop street. :,
Mr.. Bennett OF Keith Bros, has just returned ia
ON the East e.
Prof. and Mrs. q. II. Dickson, nee Frankie | ~
We, have returned from their bridal tour, and =.
e ut home, No. 10 North Throop street. 5!
The Misses Emma aud Lizzie Powell have gone ~ i.
Wnukcsha. So 81
Mrs. c. I. Gunther and family are ut the Stock IN
n Hotel, Cape May.
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