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seventh reception Friday night, at 0wsley.';s5
Hall. The eighth reception Of the Club VII
be given March at Marines West Side

creased the popularity OF tho entertainments.
Pr0f. Carr'S private masquerade at his
West Side Academy last week was decided
success. Some fifty couples were present,
cling and general sociability.
The Oakley Progressive Pleasure Club
held their meeting last Friday evening at
their club-rooms and elected the FOLLOWING
officers for the ensuing term; ar. Wlil!aln @
Vice-Presilent; Mr. William T. Schuberth,
Secretary; Mr.. Charles Stol1, Assistant Sec
retary; Mr.. John F. Weber, Treasurer, Mr.
Albert J. Merki, Manager; members, Fred
Stichter. Phil F. Goetz, Louis ". Veesen-
A very pleasant surprise party was given
in honor Of Mr., Ira Rubel, at his residence,
No. 2GA Ashland avenue, last Wednesday
evening, by the members Of the S. $. D; g;
: A very pleasant suprise was rendered Miss
parents, No: IDS Douglas avenue, Friday
evening. ga4 About twenty couples were pres
Washington's anniversary was commenl.
grated last Friday evening by the Faculty and
students Of the Chicago University in a most
fitting manner. There were present about
150 Of the alumni, students, and friends.
The IL S. c. gave its ninth reception on
last Thursday evening at the residence of
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore F: Swami. The af-
fair proved to be a brilliant success. =.
:
lay was agrecably surprised by number Of
her Sabbath-school.
The Neighborhood Pleasure Club Of Hyde
Park met Friday evening at the residence OF
nue. and Forty-ffth street. Dancing was
kept up until a late hour. Refreshments
we're served during the evening.
The closing party Of the Elite Club was
given Thursday evening at Mr. George r.
Hips residence, 120 Park avenue.
0ra of t}1a nla1SanfaSt little entertainments
that has taken place on the South Side. for
sometime, was the reception rendered by Miss
BERTHE Scoyil at her residence on Prairie ave-
nue., Thursday evening, to a number Of her
present who thoroughly enjoyed themselves.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The seventh annual reception of George II.
Thomas Post, G. 4. R., will take place at
Grand Army Hall, No. 1869 East Washington
street, next Friday evening.
a calico party will be given for the benefit
Of the Foundlings' Home, at the residence OF
Mrs Theodore T. Swan, No. 6SCentre avenue,
next Thursday evening.
The independent Literary Society will give
an entertainment and supper at Langley
Avenue Methodist Church on Thursday
ever served in the church, and as the pro
ceeds are to be used for purchasing singing
books for the Sunday-school, large attend
ancc is expected.
Butler Chapter, 9; E: S., will give & another n,
charity dime sociable in the hall at the cor
day evening next. The brothers Foskett, who
donated the. services Of their violin on the
former occasion, have agreed to repeat the
same.
The ninth reception of the G. 5. G: will be
held at the residence Of Miss Ada Wilson,
Lady Washington Chnpter will give their
usual literary and musical entertalnment
next Tuesday evening at their hall, Nos. 229o
and 2a3 South Halste1 street,
Prof. Carr's South Side juvenile reception
will occur at Avenue Hall, 159 Twenty~sec-
ond street, next Saturday.
The annual banquet and reunion of the
Everett Literary Society will occur At the
Palmer House Saturday, evening, Feb. q
Literary Society will be held at the North
Side Tnrner-uall Thursday evening, Feb. 26.
The Merry Club will give their next party
at Martine's North Side Academy next Fri
aay company s9pan B, First Regiment I. N. G., will
lent.
Wednesday evening the members Of Prof.
Marines classes will give special "Ger-
mar" at the West side Academy. 49,.
two Germans in March, one at the West
Side Academy Wednesday evening, the 10th,
and the other On the South Side Thursday
The ninth reception Of the Mist1etoe, Pleas;
IRE g;a,t Club viii viii be held Friday evening al
The Humboidt Park Musical and Literary
Union announce their fourth monthly enter
tainmcnt for next Friday evening at the Odd
Fellows Hail on California avenue;
Dramatic and Literary Club will give an en-.
tertainment at the West-End Qpera-HoMse
for the benefit Of Mr.. Dave. Wilson. Tlc
program for the evening consists or drama
entitled the abbey Gross" 2 pleasing olio,
and a very augllable farce entitled Jumbo
jun An enjoyable evening is promised to
those in attendance.
4 grand literary and musical entertain
ment will be given in the Third Presbyter
Church. corner Ashland and Ogden avenues,
The young and popular reader, will give, Sc
lections, interspersed with music by the Chi
eago Quartet, composed Qf MessIs: :, larry "a =
| Thomas, ]. F. Bird, E. E. Daniels, and e. +.
| Noble
The Linden Club will entertain its friends
evening next. The entertainment viii + DC
under the management Of the Dramatic De
partment, with an original play by one Of
the members Of the Club.
The eighth reception of the Utalpa, Socla
Club viii be held Friday evening, Feb. 81, a
OH21E4 4th1As AAO4 "N>9s @cA@AS" A'~~O@ 49,
| Madison streets.
Arrange1ncnts are about completed for the
third annual reception and banquet Of the
| Second. Regiment, to be given at the Sher z
man House March IT.. The music will be
furnished for the occasion by W. w. Pound
| The invitations, which are Just out, are very
elaborate and expensive, being IN four sec
| tions, with the red, white, and blue OF oul
| country upon the face, and Ireland's greer
| upon the back, the whole held together BY
| means Of green cord and tassels.
The first annual reception of the late Nine M
| teenth Illinois Infantry Volunteers Will oe
| held at Parker's Hall, corner of Halsted an(
| Madison streets, Feb. Is. 1t will be one Of
| the events Of the season.
Miss H. L. Hood, State Deputy, will deliver
| an address at the entertainment to pc glyeI
| by Pure Fountain Lodge, No. Is, !. =. q. l..
| Saturday evening, at the corner OF slgel ane
| Sedgwick streets.
EVANSTON.
| BY unanimous consent the present season
is conceded to be the most successful ont
the Social Club has yet had. Last Thursday
evening the ladies OF the Club gave leap
wear party, which is said to have been TIT
! best Of this exceptionally good season. a:
may be inferred, the ladies took the whole
! management of tile affair in their own hands
Freiberg was there with his music, and re
freshments were served at 10 O'Clock
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