, 1880-04-04

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Miss Hamilton, Of No. 975 Ashland ayenu
entertained the Ladies' Guild Of the Cilurc
Of the Epiphany and friends at the new au
elegant residence Of her parents, last Thur
81: 4; 4 J::N'oylep, the eleader Of the Irwin
Park Choral Club, was presented with a
elegant silver fruitstand and cake-basket o
evening.
Company 3, First Cavalry, gave a gran
masit ball at their armory last Wednesda
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Bournique gave th
first Of their April series Of parties last nieh
at the academy on .Twenty-fourth street.
Inc Galety Social Club had a meeting a
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs ". P. Bache
NO ~ s,ol Indiana street, last Friday evening.
given in Rayenswood by the honorary mem
| night.
One OF tie most enjoyable events Of th
| past & week was leap-year party given b.
Park avenue, Friday evening.
| Inc II. :. e: closed its seasons series o
receptions with q grand calico hop at the resi-
| dence of Mrs. james Irons, No 4a5 Yves
Adams street, last Thursday evening.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The oId-time friends OF Mr.. MARITIME, pro
pr1eto1 OF the dancing academies, have ar
day evening, April s. Mwili Be : participated
n by those WHO III years gone by learned tt
dance under Mr.. Marines tuition, and who
now desire to make some fitting Testimonial
IN . social way to their appreciation Of this
I sion.
The next reception Of the May Belle Clut
Will be held Thursday evening at Avenue
Hall, 159 TWenty-second street.
The fourth annual reception Of Company
Tuesday evening, April Is, at the armory on
Jackson street. The early part OF the
evening will be devoted to a grand con
cert BY the full Chicago Orchestra,
under the leadership. OF Prof. Rosenbeckcr.
ing will begin at 10 O'clock. Tickets may be
had at Root d Sons or from members Of the
company.
4 ieap-year calico hop will be given by the
ladies Of the Peerless Pleasure Club on FRI
day evening next at the Central Dancing
The second reception Of the Myrtle Social
Club will be held Friday evening at Castle
Hall, No. G19 West Lake street.
Ihe first annual calico party Of the Bee
ZEE ?, Club VIII take place in Grand Army
Mall' la AWa;Si1ngton Yr;i street. Wednesday even
The second complimentary party given by
Prot. Wetherelps pupils will take place at
Parker's Hall "Wednesday evening.
p5of. Martins n; MY will give special Ger
night.
Mrs. Van Valkenburgh. Of Indiana ave-
nue., will give "German" Wednesday even
The anniversary OF the Rainbow Society
Anderson on Friday evening.
The Juanita Club will give party Friday
evening at Marines West Side Hall.
The members of the Alignon Club are max
ing extensive preparations for their sixth re-
Gept!!fon; t!f which will occur on the evening Of
Butler Chapter, No. 80, will hold its regu-
lar literary and dancing sociable on WedneS-
day evening, .Apri! Il:
The annual exhibitions of Mr. and Mrs. 4.
occur on the West side Friday ii evening" ] 1prii
8, at the academy, 504 and sos Madison street.
and on the South Side Friday evening, April
Ii ct the academy rs TWenty-fourth street.
The Linden Club will hold its next enter
talnment n THURSDAY evening, the 9Th inst, at
The annual meeting OF the South End
W0man'S Christian Temperance Union will
be held at 7s0 Cottage Grove avenue Tues
day, at 3. This Club will have pape. festi-
yal yal THURSDAY night, april 8, at their hall, 7s9
The first annual calico hop OF the B'Nai
4 Abraham Literary Society. will be held at
the Twelfth Street Turner-Hall next Thurs
day evening.
PERSONAL
The friends Of Mrs.-J. II. Telford, of New !
York, will be pleased to learn that she has
nearly recovered from her long and danger
Jus illness, and has returned to her former
home: st. Caroline's court, with her mother,
Mrs. D. II: Danolds, who has been with her |
f0r several months.
Miss Lutte Neliis left Thursday evening
;or few months visit among her friends in
New York. She will spend the summer in !