, 1880-12-12

| at her residence, No. 1856 Indiana avenue
| Music, dancing, aud refreshments served tt
| pass pleasant evening.
The members Of the independent Literar,
Society entertained their. friends Friday
evening with a mock breach-of-promlse trial
The affair was a success.
Miss Nellie Emery was very agreeably sur
priSed Wednesday, evening by about fifty OF
her friends at the residence Of her brother.
No. 7Gs West Congress street.
The Jolly Juvenile Club passed very
pleasant evening Friday at the residence Ol
Mr.. Freddie Lords, No. g Twenty-sixtl
street.
Company I, Second Infantry, had yer,
successful party last Friday evening. Over
100 couples were present
The Continental Club gave an Olde Fo1kes
concert at Trinity Episcopal Church on
Thursday night.
ladies of artistic faculty, gave last week
some art receptions at their studio at No. II!
Ashland avenue which have attracted con-
siderable attention BY reason Of the attract
iveness Of the articles Oh exhibition.
The Central Park Dancing Club held the
day evening at their hall, No. 13,ff6 West Mad
lson street. 1t was an exceedingly enjoya'
bic affair.
The Polaris Pleasure Club held its second
party Wednesday evening at the house oi
Miss Dede Wore, No. 81 Centre street, and
pleasant evening was passed.
FARRAGCT BOAT CLUB.
The dramatic society of the Farragut Boat
Club gave a performance Of John Droug.
hams musical extravaganza, "ShylOck,'' at
tile Standard Hall on Friday evening. y
large audience gathered, principally COM
who received the play with marked apprU-
baton. LII many respects the effort was an
unusually good one for people unaccustomed
to the stage. The cos:unlinG was particular
~ good throughout, and the solos and cho-
ruses were well rendered. Mr.. Raymond Eddy
more than amateur talent 10 lis burlesuue
of the jew that Shakespeare drew. Miss EIn-
MA Z. H0vey furnished "most sweet Jew ~
as the Hebrews undntifut daughter, and
cellently as the wellportioned teIress,
P0rtt0. There were also i'll the cast: Walter
y. Vail, ALT S. Porter, Frank Booth, George
7. Muchnlore, Miss A ggie Ferguson, Frank
4. Root George W. Murison, john E.
Harper, Henry P. Smith, W. Vernon Booth,
Collins, J. E. Muchmore, Jr., Henry III. How,
A. Ogden Downs.
PERSONAL
Miss Emma Willard has returned to her
home in New York. While here size was the
guest of Mrs. John T. Lester, Of Calumet
Air: and Mrs. Frank S: Gorton, OF New
York, will spend the holidays In the city,
visiting Mrs. Gorton's parents, Zen, and Mrs.
AnsOn StaSer, anu their many frleltls. :.
Miss Jewell Moore is visiting friends IN st.
Louis 80,
Gen. Anson Stager returned Thursday att
ernOOn from his visit to New York. -.
Mrs. Daniel 4 Jones and Hrs. Y. Henry
Sabin will give reception Thursday evening,
from Z to 10 o'clock, at No. 2l40 Calumet
avenue.
Master Clarence and Miss Louise Marsh,
son and daughter Of Mr. Charles l.. Marsh,
will give birthday anniversary party Tues
day evening from ~ 10 O'clock at the resi-
dence OF their parents No. 22l7 Calumet
Miss Brackattr of Dubuque, is the guest Of
Miss Wilkl.son' OF No. $a West Washington
~: ind Mrs. J. Fl. French and Miss French,
ception Tuesday evening.
Miss Smith. daughter of William Henry
Smith, OF Chicago, will remain in Washing
ton tor the season as the guest Of Mrs Hayes.
MI, and Mrs. Henry S. Hawley {nee FeTgu-
No: 3Gl9 Lake avenue.
Miss De koven will give select masQuer-
ade party Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Laura n: GetcheIl, In company with
for New York City, where she will spend the
winter.
Miss Carrie Herr, Of Milwaukee, Is III the
city, anu will spend the holidays with rela-
tives. stopping at the residence OF Mr.. J.
Herr, No. s9o Twelfth street.
are the guests Of Mr. and olrs. Edwin Hinch-
clii1e, No. 80 North La Sale street.
Nr. and Mrs. Fred Ives, Of Marshall, Mich,
are the guests of Dr.. II. S. Hahn, OF No. 50
South Carpenter street.
Mr. J. Z. Ferry, Of No. 3409 Wabash ave-
nue., returned last Wednesday from three
months tour in New Mexico, Kansas and
Colorado. ~'0
Miss Racheal Austrian, of St. Paul, one Of
the most accomplished young ladies of that
f,, Gflay, Is Stsiling n M Alr. and Mrs. Samuel +.
Mr.: Tom Harris FIeckenstein, of Chicago,
and Mr.. St Julian Carrolton, Of Baltimore.
!veil-kn0wn society gentlemen, have golc to
b1,nfq3lSyilie' 1,fn3;,a KY, to visit the Hon. Frank
-; Mr.; Richard S: Rhodes and Miss Lynna C.
Rhodes, MI. L. b. Sidway, III, T. B. Rogers
and Mr. a: J. Reynolds are among the Chi
cago people now i'll London.
20 Sor. r. ra.i, "; Armstrong, OF New York, has
Dearborn avenue: The Colonel is a member
OF Gen. SheriGan's staff.
ps AT: Ih9mas e; Clark, President Of the
fair'lew Social Club, has gone to Boston to
look 1I;ia al1eT e. new music for the Club.
geyest ey; ot Mrs S. Kumlnelsteii, Of No. sco7
Mr. d. 6. Hamilton has returned from q
OAS!t4ESS IT'D TO Texas.
;. Nr. and AIRS. William Sibiey, of AIinneapo-
rs rs spent Wednesday with Airs. E, P. Hall.
cisco. 1o--1 A''''t ''A''-
The many friends Of Mrs. John r. Kenble,
loI1,Mefiy OF this city, now of London, Enr.'
WV De pleased to learn that she is stopping
al 80 5WH Wabash avenue on brief visit.
AT. and Mrs. George II. Taylor. nee Smith
Wil return to Chicago Dec. is, after m tx.
Tended trip through the East, and will be- at
loIne 70 their friends after Dec. Is at No.
8 Mrs. !; A. Colby has returned from Sprinr-
aeGll. et. ILL.,, where she has been visiting
r, Alrs. c. D. Roys who has been travelling in
home Wednesday. 1eo
:, Miss Flora Sage, pianist from New Yorh
zlly, q j Is s. visiting Mrs. i. Sage, nee Cali nf
No: 19 Throop Street NV 0''1 -
!, MISS Susie Hayward, OF the Farwe11
louis. 'A'A* ~ ot~
!, Mr: James II. Gamble, OF the Palmer
louise, has returned from St. Louis. where
10 mas been looking up real estate,
SOCIETY HOLIDAY TOP1Csj
Preparations for Christmas, with the inter-