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graceful response. Lunch was then served,
and music, dancing, and social converse were

The members Of the &c. ". A." helu
their first musical and dramatic eftertalaife IL
ment Mnnday evening at the reslueneg5 5,,t "
Miss Shirra, No. II Carter street: Aooat t,,a,!
twenty-five couple were present, anu tnoy :
were entertained with very pleasant pro-
gram, which was followed by an oyster SUP SUP,
per. Tho principal feature OF the e'en;nE =
entertainment was the operatta. =" A Gallant
Garrotrr.'' which was presented in a pleasing
manner By the members Of the Club.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Mitchell celebrated
the twentieth anniversary OF their marFlage
Monday evening at their home III Ia GrahGe,
evening with host of friends, and the time
was passed with music, dancing, and gen"
erai sociability. The employees OF Sweet
Dempster d Co., in which Mr.. Mitchell Is
partner, presented him With all elegant
Tie Migron Club has organized for its
fourth season, and the members propose
giving series OF friendly receptions, to pc
held at the residence Of the members, for the
enjoyment q music, dancing. and car Gatt-piay'
james 4. Taylor; Vice-Presiden1, II. T.
Corby: Secretary, Greg Vigeant; Treasurer,
John B. Henry. The dates Of the receptions 2,n
have ! been :s fx;, tixsd as follows: Dec l'' ~
a very enjoyable affair occurred Wednes-
day evening at No. III South Peoria street,
ding Of Mr: and Mrs. W. D. Carroll, for
many years residents OF Albany. n; T. Dut
who removed to Chlcaso IN ie2; Inc pat"
lorS were oeautl4ulis ueco.au VIZ 80, ~ osti;.
a'i4 ~ w p;enhs,v Gniuara it, fh;rI sociah1e
of the season Wednesday evening at the
residence Of Mrs. Z. II. Benton, No. 37S
West Harrison. 4 delightful evening was
passed.
A very pleasant party was given Wednes-
Glib. ~
Prot. K. B. Anderson, ;atithor. of "Norse
ijeion % Of f,ur Ancastors. ] : .bulider the auspices
~ +nn = N Cfnh r. Partor ~ nj the Grand
Pacific on FTiJay. Nov. &c, at ESQ D. IN. It
Is ho,wd that ali students Interested in the
subject %ill avail themselves Of this rare op-
4 vsrv iareely-attended and brilliant re-
centinn waa 7en,1eraI In Mr .fohn Mnrshali.
fhn newiv-a rived dramatic reader. on Thurs.
dav evenine last nv Mr. and Mrs. John
TintcI,insnn at fhair residence. The parlo1s
were filed With some Of The most eminent
literary and art connoisseurs Of Chicago.
The aven;n1 wac verv r,lposantiv nassefi by
ali IT, nresenr' and M Warshail ieft py his reli
dition Of seyeral seiections. most profound
npSn the sna Mr. e AsS h
% and his II reading proved the Justice Of the es-
fimation oiVe1 kin hr ff,a Eastern and En-
elish nress. His readfng Is characterized by
e deerae "a n refinement Ind cnifure which Is
1gI nTove hin u to be = trne artist N'1 =" Anvil
3~"'~ 1A11'A -,.-,.a-~.
FEhsoNA,
Among the chicago people abroad are tne
following: ~ PaTls-MCs. .; q; anu Miss
Neef Miss r seanla' Saa MlSs Rsos:ne1d H. 2Pton ~
Ferris, K {; Hannah, l. 3, kirk, Is. Ieck:
T. s. and Miss Rhodes, F. SALESMAN. Al
Misses Kate, Maud, and Clarence: "A At
Naples-Ars. q. s. Carmichael, +. A" VIII
III: John I. woodcock, senior proprietor
Friday evening, accompanied BY his daugtl-
teFs- They will extend their visit to Calals
Ne, where m they ~ wlIi spend @ their IhanSs- 1;.1a
T1 E t courss q WI %seshinSten
fndiana f I as tie guest Of Mrs. IS Laura aura Dainty,
engagements IN that State.
~. VI ia?P Tsassg ad ssg the MSseS S wal 9fea
rive In the city this week to attend the we'd
ding OF Mr. Samuel IausSlR. Inc Holl.
saaS w Ihaussg Mayor aed OF ba JeiSey ;he Ct
Mrs: ]: 3. Miller and Miss Clara Miller. OF
No. 81 Ashland avenue, left last week TOR
Memphis, where Miss Miller will spend the
winter With Mrs. ". IL Bates.
Mr.. y. e. Smith leaves this week for trip
InTDuEu FlUllua A1lu GlE 0ulA Elllt6.
Miss Ellie Il. Patterson, Of No. Is East
Sixty-irst street, New York, formerly resi-
dent OF Chicago. will sail In a day or two for
Europe, where she Will spend several years
in travelling and the study Of art
Mr. and Mrs. c. G. Collins, Of the. Palmer
House, will leave in z day or two for New
York, and, after spending a few weeks, they
will 60 to Cuba and Florida, where they will
spend the winter; -,
ception: In honor Of the Commercial Club
Tuesday.
Mrs. n. E Fairbank will give reception
Monday evening.
The Misses OTIS will give an informal din
ner party next Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. E. IL Scott returned to New
York last Thursday.
Miss Shea, Of Milwaukee, is visiting Miss
Nora McMailon.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. c. Stcarns, of No. Ats Wa
bash avenue, will give large party Monday
evening, Nov. 20.
kee to stay short time.
Miss Fannie Il. Davies, of No. 3o1s Grove
land Park avenue, has returned home from
a six weeks visit to Cincinnati and Day.
ton, o.
Mr. and Mrs. William Sibley, Of A1inneap-
oils, were in the city last week. the guests of
Mr, E, r. Hall. They left Friday morning,
accompan ying the conductors: excursion to
the Pacific Coast.
Miss Mary L. Howard. OF Vermont. is Wis
iting her friend, Miss Annie Howard, on
Twenty-hrst street.