, 1879-03-30

! During the 1ntermlssion the guests retired t.
| the dininG-rooms and enjoyed reDast spreat
bT D. Il. Danolds, proprietor, after Thic
dancing was resumed aud kept up until til
I "wce 6rna' hours.n
The sociable OF the Union Catholic Librar.
Association, given last Thursday evening, wa:
well attended, and the audience was an appre
| ciative one. The programme rendered was
qucntiy applauded.
On Thursday evening last goodly number
of people listened TO very enjoyable musical
and literary entertainment given by Mary T.,
Hayes and pupils at the Eighth Presbyterian
| Church.
The Simpscn-Street Methodist Church had 6
$50.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
| The ]. F. F. and Thalian Amateur Clubs, u.s.
sisted by Miss frankie Dye, Mr. Ado ph Ru-
dolph. and others, will give an entertain naient
next Wednesday evening, April 2, at their new
hall, Nos. SU3 aid So4 Cottage Grove avenue.
The fifth regular sociable OF Queen Esther
Chapter O. E. S., No. Il, will take place at Nos
e. and 81 Clark street tomorrow evening. ~,
"Snylock," or '1Much Ado About Mer-
chant Of Venice" pleasant little operctta,
will be given by the Farragut Boat Club ut
Standard Hall. Michigan avenue and Thirteenth
street, next Friday evening. This operetta con-
tatns MANY rollicklS college songs, and cannot
fail to please. As the Club numbers some
ninety men, and they have each invited their
friends, the hall will doubtless be crowded. It
will he an Invitation affair, but the members
state that they desire the presence OF all thclr
friends. The operetta Will conclude with dane
ing, as usual.
The annual reception of the Faculty OF the
Chicago Homeopathic College to the Class OF
l67S-'19 and the alumni will take place at the
residence of Prof. E. II. Hale, NJ. D., No. Is
Twenty-second street, tomorrow evening.
The final juvenile reception at Prof RusselPs
4rN6RmV Hf 1nnrjuQ. corner nf WOOD and Lake
streets, viii occur Saturday afternoon next, and
as this is the last one of the season no doubt all
the little ones, with their invited guests, will be
present to participate in the happy time which
these gatherings aiways afford.
The Zion Literary Society will give dramatic
entertainment, consisting OF ''Die Berliner
Kinder'' (''1hc Children Of Berlin ~, at
Standard Hall, next Saturday evening.
The q: S. G. will be entertained BY Mr.. and
Mrs ]: l.. Higgie at their residence, No. 625
West Adams street. on next Tuesday evening.
The juvenile pupils Of Prof Martine's Acad~
emy contemplate giving another fairy May dance,
similar to the one given three years ago, which
eycr given in this city.
The last party OF the Ivy Social Club, which
will be a calico, will occur Saturday evening
next at Avenue Hall, No. 159 Twenty y-second
Street.
The West Side Reception Club will give its
closing reception Monday evening at Martine's
Academy, op Ada street.
Next Thursday evening, Mrs. Laura E. Dain-
tt, assisted by the Oriental Quartette, will give
au entertainment in the Exhibition Hall Of the
First Regiment Armory, for the benefit OF Com
panT ], of that organization.
The Addisonlan Literary Society will give the
seventh Of its series Of musical and literary Gu
tcrtainments at Avenue Hall, corner Of Wabash
avenue and Twenty-second street, Saturday
evening, April Il. This will be tile closiug e1i-
tertainment Of the season, and undoubtedly
k1 q Frfx-o h..fi fi,oE Go
ciety- AT the close Of the programme dancing
will be in order.
The st. Andrews Society will give its second
annual charity ball Mt the fremont House Fri
day evening, april IL.
Prof. Carrs closing reception will take placc
at Martjne's Hall. corner Of Indiana avenue
and Twenty-second street, Tuesday evening,
Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Fisher, Of No. ii Laf-
lin street. were the recipients Of one Of the
most successful and enjoyable surprises Of the
prior to their departure to their new home in
Minneapolis
On Friday evening the: coy little home OF
Mt. William D. Shaw, No. % Lexington street,
sembfed to surprise him On the anniversary Of
his birth. ;.
Butler Chapter, Q. E. S., gives the closing
party OF the winter series next "Wednesday
evening at their halt, corner Madison and Kobey
streets.
Frank j. Durham, Of St. Louis, is visiting
the family OF Mr. R. Peckham, at St. Caroline's
Court
Mr.. Robert Barry, cashier OF the Pullman
Palace-Car CompanJ's New York office, at No.
~ Broadway, paid Eying visit to this city last
week.
Miss Fannie B. Giles. OF Brooklyn, is visiting
Mrs. Dennis, Of the West Side.
Mrs. n. A. Estey and Miss Florence Estey
have returned from their trip to Kansas.
Mr.. Charles Stewart, of Indiana, is the guest
OF Mr. and Mrs. Atkinson, Of Englewood
Mrs: NJ E. Wildman, OF jackson, Mich, Is
The guest of Mrs. Harry Elwood, Avenue
House.
Miss Jessie Grievcs, who has been visiting ia
Philadelphia for some weeks past, has returned,
preparatory to making that city her luture
homo.
Mr.: Julius Ballenberg started for New York
City Wednesday evening for two weeks visit.
Miss Ella L. Edwards is making brief visit
10 Sycamore.