, 1880-02-15

minis and William E. Mason, Of the Haw
3rllc,. took the negative, and, Althoug1
acll younger than their opponents, deliy
tx red such fine arguments and playe3s1cl
havoc with the points Of the affirmative thai
j. the debate was decided in the negative Rep
resentatiyes Of our prominent literary socle
ties were present, who, together with the
audience, congratulated the Hawthorne on
Tie friends Of Mr. A. Judson Wise ten.
dered him q graceful compliment, in the
| shape Of fnntom surprise-party at his
residence, se6 West Adams street, Tuesday
evening. ~
Delaware place, was the scene Of q very
pleasant affair last Tuesday, it being the
birthday Of Mrs. Naper: She was rendered
surprise by number Of friends and present
ed with many gifts The evening was passed
1 pleasantly with music and reeltatlons. .
Americus Club occurred last Tuesday eyen-
ing. The meeting Of old friends and renew
ing past friendships afforded great pleasure
| to the old members, many OF whom mad not
seen each other for several years. This
] reunion proved very successful as means
>9f reyiylng the many pleasant memories OF
the enjoyable gatherings held by thls club in
| past seasons
i complimentary ball was. given by the
Court Union Pleasure Club Of the l. y. =; at
Mr.. Frank B. Williams, Principal Of the
| new Marquette School, met his assistant
teachers and a few friends on Friday evening,
| at the residence Of Mr.. 2. +. Pettibone, Ii9
Warren avenue, ana gave theM an accouht n
Old World. Mrs Pettibone furnished some
excellent music.
4 reception was rendered by the J. II.
Brunswick l. Bake Company to their office
last Friday evening: 4 canvas was spread
upon the floor, and the large hall was placed
at the disposal of the guests. Supper was
served at II o'clock. Telephone connections
were made with guests who were invited but
could not appear, oo5 +, and a93 general good time
Our Mutual Friends met at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles a. North, No.
1856 Oakley avenue, last week.. 4 program Of
music aud recitations, carefully prepared,
was well rendered. Charades and dancing
finished the evening.
4 very pleasant and enjoyable surprise
party was given in honor Of Mr.. ". B. Hull
at the residence Of Mrs. E. Kraybill, No. Cs
Warren avenue, Thursday evening: =, The
party was one that wiz long be remembered
music, .t'ry !:
The Misses Davis, of No. 247 Groyeland
Park avenue, were the recipients Of q sur
priseparty, rendered them by their friends
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week was the hirthday-narty given Miss
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