, 1880-05-23

anniversary Wednesday evening, May =:
Wednesday evening DR.. and Mrs.'J. >;
Mitchell entertained the. physicians. a. ano
residence, No. 24s MicRisan avenue:
| tanned by Miss Wilder Wednesday eyening'
Music and dancing were features OF 1ne ell
| tertainment.
The Yaple-Leaf Social Club held their: final
reception at Lakeside Hall Tuesday evening"
It was pronounced the best OF all.
4 complimentary May party vas ;a Eve,
Saturday evening in honor OF MISS Jennle
Feibelman. Those present. reported q very
The pupils of Prof. II. II. Dickson gave
very pleasant dramatic recital before gooo
audience at Fairbank Hall Tuesday afternoon
Mrs 4. W. Green, &s4 CalumeI avenue:
gave handsome dinner-party Thursday
evening.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
The first grand commemorative entertaln'
nent, musical aud literary, unaer t1e ausn,-
ces Of the George Il. Thomas Post, No: ., u y:
4. T.. will take place Tuesday GVenmG en- at
Lyon E Heaiy's military band will perform q
number Of national airs, and the program
will BIZ filled out with readings, recltatlons,
vocal music, etc. The admission has oeen
fxetl at 30 cents. ~,
give floral festival called 1.-The May-Day
yestry of the church, on Michigan avenue,
between Sixteenth and Eighteenth streets:
OIL Friday evening. Friends OF the school
ar are cordially 60 daily invited. lce-cream anu caSa
The Managers of the Woman's Christian
Association will be happy to receive tnelr
friends and all who are interested i'll the AS
sociation at No. 1514 Wabash avenue tneWT
number} Monday, May n, from p. LII " "
The bazaar for the benefit Of the Industrial !
School for Girls will open Tuesday evening
at Apollo Hall, Central Music-Hall Bulidlng.
continuing through the week and c1osng
with a 'Mother Goose Matlnee" OIL oa1uf~
The first party OF the season at Riverside
will he given Saturday evening. June o. q
special train will leave the Central Depot at
1:15, stopping at the Sixteenth street statlon; q
Returning, it will leave Riverside at IL
The nineteenth anniversary Of the Athen-
seum Literary Society Of the university OF
Chicago will be celebrated Tuesday evening,
Ct the First Baptist Church. corner OF South
Park avenue and Thirty-frst street.
The formal opening of the Farragut Boat
Clubs boat-house will take place Tuesday
evening. The place has been newly rehtted
and frcscoed, and the reception Will oe only
to members Of the Club and their lady friends;
day evening at O.Ncirs Hall, No. So West
Lake street, Music will be furnished by Fitz-
gerald's orchestra.
- The LADIES' Aid Society of the SECOND
Baptist Church, corner of Monroe and Nor,
gan streets, will hold strawberry and
flower festival at tho church Tuesday even
ing.
A public rehearsal by the Bach and Handel
Society wil be held "Wednesday s4 evening at
the WaShlngtOnlan Home. The affair PROM
ises to be very enjoyable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Fl. Mccormick will
give q sOiree musicale Monday evening In
honor . Of the 2lst birthday OF their son.
entertainment at the West End OperaInouse
Thursday evening. The play "Madelalne
will be presented.
The Double 3 Jubilee Club will give nm
entertainment Friday evening at the 1I,!aa church
Mr. ". A. Sheridan, of Oak Park, will give
the last musical Of the season Thursday.
PERSONAL
Charles T. Bremen, one of To1edo's young
businessmen las been the guest OF Atr.
James M u. Giees9n @ for the p past week. Lie
Mr.. w. +. Studebaker, son OF Mr. T. +.
Studebaker, Treasurer Of the St,debaker
Bros. Manufacturing Company, South Bend,
las settled in Chicago to take charge rs resi-
dent manager OF the extensive Interests OF
CANT residence Of NIr. Edward Ely on Prairie
avenue, near Sixteenth street
Mr. c. w. Sawyer, an old resident OF this
city, returned here yesterday to spend the
winter. He will 20 back to bis home in Paris
Maj. <. F: Stevenson and wife returned to
their home in this city yesterday morning,
after five months tour in Europe. Their
friends treated them to musical reception,
for which Hand furnished the orchestra.
Miss Nellie Fuller left for Bennington, N.
z, last Tuesday evening, where she will re-
main with her parents during the summer.
Mrs. Charles L. Miller is visiting friends In
Cincinnati. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller will spend
the summer at Glencoe.
Mr.: and Mrs. Albert A. Riley, Of Rochester,
n. y, are to make Chicago their home, and
are gllests Of the Palmer House.
Miss Charella 3. Tappan, of Rochester. is
visiting Mrs. George B. Carpenter at No. 116o
Michigan avenue.
Miss Anna Morgan, the reader, returned
from a very successful trip OF two months
Miss Mae Dimmock, Of GAINESVILLE, is visit
ing Mrs. George Il. Bowen, Of No. 1899 lndi-
ana avenue.
E. G. Hoffman has returned from an ex-
tended trip through the Mormon country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Knickerbocker have
gone to Waukesan for the summer.
j. S. Runsey's family have removed to
Mrs. Ziegler, Of Iowa, is visiting friends in
Miss Mae St John is visiting friends in
The many friends of Miss Kate R. Dodge,
Of Wilmette, will be pleased to learn that
she has returned from Brooklyn, entirely
recovered from the lameness from which she