, 1880-02-29
Brown. The parlors were prettily decoEatea tea
with ferns and flowers, and a portrait OF !ne
revered poet was lavishly entWlneo Will
evergreens and immortelles.

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| SOCIAL. AND CLUB NOTES.
| The ladies Of st, PauPs Unive1salist So
ciety gave one Of their USUALLY tine pariles
at the Gardner House last Tuesday evening.
! A. short dancing program was Iehue!etuh,
which was completed at 12o.eloek, a;n BleIwm;.n
Last Tuesday evening calico e, 2srty p M " was 8
| given ut the residence OF Mrs. Theodore E;
Swan. Nc. 6S Centre avenue, TOR the oenens ~
Of the Foundlings, Home, which proved 70
The eighth regular meeting Of the Friday
Night Club took place at the e. residence & o.
Miss Florence Pettibone, No. 159 Warren av-
| euue, last Friday evening. at which time
.'Betsey Baker, a farce in one act, was rem
dered. ....,,
A number OF Mr. E. P. Halls gentlemen
friends surprised him on Monday evening
last ut his residence, No. 1880 Michigan av,
enue, the occasion being. the twenty-second
ann Of his eddn Thf fh eyenng
Rotations, and dialect sketches. At
II O'Clock a bountiful supper was
served, which was heartily relshea BY 9,
oSf % RtsSS Wef ThS Wsms nsst H4ry yhsas rons
win Olcott, l.. D. Powers: Will Marble,
Frank Parlnelee, Jr., Stan Powers, Walter
Mills, Charles Hunt, John Latin, Downs,
Lane, and N. E. Hahn of Minneapolis.
given William Snyder, No. SEQ Vernon ave.
Queen Esther Chapter, O. E. s., it being the
anniversary Of his birth. .,
| Prof. Carr'S juvenile reception OF the South
Side class was a brilliant affair. One hum
dred little ones did justice to themselves and
| their teacher. A program Of SIX dances ana
the " German " completed the afternoons
entertainment.
| brilliant sociable, under the auspices Of the
Dramatic Department There were but two
numbers on the program, but they were both
heartily enjoyed by the large audience which
the epfs Tn it and W ba
Second was tho original comedetta in one
| act entitled IA Visit from Fra Diavolo," be-
ing performed by members Of the club. :,
The N. E. S. Club gave their ninth hop last
'fh The ninth reception Of the Mistletoe Pleas
ure Club took place last Friday evening.
| The ladies Of the Lake View Eureka Club
gave their annual hop on Wednesday even
Sir. E. N. Dickson was very agreeably sur
prised by his numerous friends from the
North Side On last Wednesday evening at
his residence, No. Is North Throop street.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel N. Dickson gave
dence, No. 2s1 South Oakley avenue.
On the evening of Feb 26 Mr.. and Mrs. R.
Lamborn were surprised at their. residence,
No. 474 Whitehouse place., by large party
thef ad eadS Me1 Wngm Pere?
the principal order of the evening, which was
most agreeably passed.
The ladies Of the ]: 4. L. F. F. Club ten
dered their male associates Leap ear sup
of 81: Mss s1i Allie Hayes, on Michigan avenue.
gave reception ii his West Side Academy,
| which was largely attended.
Martine dpss at his is f West side Academy NJ last
6a Ffass iest Mr C. H. Cushing Of the
firm Of Gushing, Thomas & Co., was made
aware Of the kindly feeling entertained tor
| most substantial and acceptable manner.
| By the way, it may be stated as a reason for
| these ebullitions of geniality that Mr. T. had
! just returned from his wedding trip, and the
occasion was seized upon as in every way
| fitting. Upon making his appearance in the
| printing department he was surrounded by
the attaches, who by previous arrangement
! were prepared to "shut down" at q mo-
1nent's notice, and was presented with su-
| department followed suit with an elegant
| French clock.
| a select party was given by the ladies Of
| the West Side at Green's Hall Tuesday even
! ing. About fifty couples were present
4 large number Of the G. S. G; met at the
| residence Of Miss Ada Wilson, No. 500 West
| Washington street, Friday evening, to cele-
brate her birthday. They were delightfully."- M
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| with an excellent supper.
| An Informal reception was held last Thurs
| day evening at the residence OF A. Russell:
| Esq, sos West Van Buren, street, in honor OF
| Frederick Won Bodenstedt, the celebrated
| Hon. Carter H. Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs. George
| ". Lyon, DR.. Florence Zlegfeld and lady,
Mr.: and Mrs. Hobkirk, Mr. and Mrs. W II.
Gustave Geary, the Misses Geary, Miss Lqlq
Richards. Miss Nellie Hanley, MesSrs. Carl
Becker. Clement Brinkman, Charles Chini-
guy, George Charlton, Charles Burgess;
Literary CLUB at the West End Opera-House
| last Wednesday evening proved success.
The program Of the evening consisted Of q
aa aafp5 snp tafs neh sna Gy key
FnoWn % comedian, i Tir Mr. fe Heftinger. We We take
pleasure in announcing that our next enter
| tainment will take place after Lent.
party m WA was Ps given to Mr. Mr. and MIS- Maurice
| Silverstone, Mrs. Frink, and Miss Towne, at
No. 2 Evergreen place, one evening last
week. .
tines North Side Academy last Friday night
Mr.. and Mrs. Dairy, of No. 40S West Madi-
son street, were the victims Of ;"genuine
surprise " last week in view OF their depar-
ture for Michigan, and Mrs. D.'s wardrobe IS
dress.
The second in the series Of Library-Ro
Lectures, under the auspices Of the U. G. L.
a, delivered BY Prof; G. "; Hough on
proved highly instructing and entertaining:
lecture Subject: :, :: Mechanism. of the
Mind" Preceding the! The LECTURE vocal music
Ella O'Connor, and Mr.. G. c. Chaplin, No
charge for admission.