, 1880-12-19

rendered. her an entoyahle surprise party
Thursday evening at No: 80 johnson street;
| it being the anniversary Of her birthday. :,
Mr.. and Mrs, A. r. Stdwell gave pleasant #
Miei,igan :li IL aveaue' @ Tuesday evening, on theii
return from their wedding tour.
Master Clarence and Miss Louise Marsh,
children OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles l.. Marsh,
gave "a pretty birthday anniversary paItE ths
parents, No. 2317 Calumet avenue:
Friday evening the Young Ladies' Society
of the Epiphany Church were entertained al
the residence OF Miss Strong, No. SS West
Tie Nyack Social Club gave their second
party Wednesday evening at Owsley Hall.
a large number OF the members and their
friends were present. and very pleasant
evening was passed.
glea;saqs surprise party was a9ane tendeTed re-
1923 Dearborn street. All present spent a
most enjoyable evening.
Miss Adelaide Gonde gave q social enter
tainment at her residence last Tuesday even
Tug.
The fourth reception OF the Mistletoe
Pleasure Club, held Friday evening, was a
Il The e members % Of the St. Bernard Com
mane1y gave he first ct their sqlfees OR lHes
THE Bryant Literary and Historical Society
gave a very successful literary and musical
entertainment Thursday evening ct Cooks
Hall, on Lincoln avenue. Prof: waiter Ly-
man, Prof. Vft1ers Of New York, Miss Mary
Adams aud others entertained the company.
PERSONAL
Dr.. L. Fl. Montgomery returned Friday
from Pensacola, Mobile, and New Orleans,
where he has been spending some time, lie
attended the Convention Of the American
Public Health Association in New Orleans,
a9S Mx rstsrE te SaT GesasP g H % Wes %onroe
street, left the city last Monday for an ex-
tended tour through the East, returning by
way of Washington, D. G.
Miss Emma Stebbins, Of Parkersburg, w.
Va. is spending the winter With her cousin,
Miss Julia NJ. Davis has returned home
after all absence Of some weeks.
Mr.. ". II. Phelps, Of Cosack & Co., will
hi leaye Chicago 3 I'VE "Wednesday for Memphis New
Mr. Mai aid IN Ms SIT +: K: Fluke, of Davenport,
H., are visiting their son, Mr.. L. II. Fluke,
of No. 236 Campbell avenue:
Lieut.. Charles Gaist, u. s. A., and Mrs. A.
+. Caldwell. Of Jaeksonville /, ILL., ~ are ! visit
Mrs. Mosser and daughter Amanda have
returned from a three-months'. trip to the
East, visiting relatives and friends;
spending the winter In Lexington.
Mr.. Edward Hodges, OF the Grand Union
Hotel, Saratoga, and Mr.. J. 5. Prindle and
wife, are visiting at the RESIDENCE Of ]. J.
he asq qGfana f. HrF1on ns Of M aamer
and both gentlemen are well known to the
travelling public.
Mr. and MIS-. Alexander Geddes have taken
the residence Of Mrs Atkinson for the WIN
Miss Birdie Sharp, OF st. Louis, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. J. ]. Hackney, No. 2a52 lndi-
Mr. and Mrs. Il. R. Wilson have removed
to their new residence, No. 1914 Michigan
Mrs. c. S. squiers. accompanied by Mrs:
Mary Owen, Of Hamilton, n. T., left last
Monday to visit friends at Geneva Lake,
Mr. and Mrs. B. franklin Hadduck, nee
Monday @ and Tuesday Of this week, 1T No. "a
iitst Miss Carrie a1f Brackett of Dubuque, who has
been visiting Miss, Wilkinson, left for home
Wednesday morning, accompanied by the
latter, who will remain In Dubuque several
Alr. and Mrs. George II. Taylor, nee Smith,
of Buffalo. have arrived in Chicago, after an
extended Eastern wedding. tour.
Cadet Harry Macdonald, of West Point,
@ ayg home rday and and Sr adxsv few
Macdonald.
Mr.. Courtney Campbell, of Yellow Tongue
RiveE Wyo ming, has returned to the city
for the winter.
Miss Bates, OF Indianapolis is visiting Miss
Whitehead. of No. 2223 Michigan avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller have apartments at
the Grand Pacific Hotel for the winter.
. Alr. and Mrs. F. E. Hinckly, nee Smith,
have removed to their new home near TWen-
ty-lltnth street.
The holiday reception of Mrs. E. ". BIatch-
ford will be given Tuesday evening, Dec.
e, at her residence, No. 375 North La Sale
street.
Airs. J. H. Paterson has returned from her
visit to the East. and is at her fathers resi-
dence, No. 653 West Monroe street, for few
days. Her sister, Miss Jennie Paul, will not
return until after the holidays.
The Misses Rozet have returned to the
city for the holidays
Miss Keck and Miss Miss Lockard, of Gin
cinnati, will spend the holidays with Miss
Turner: of No: 3253 Michigan avenue.
:. Mr.. Roger Co1ley and BIT. VIII Marsh, Of
Decorah, Ia, passed through the city yester-
day on their way from Ann Arbor.