, 1880-11-28

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week was the annual dinner and family re
union given by A. W. Vaughan, Esq., at hi:
| r,.SiIj..nce "a 3IW; Indiana oycnur Thanks
eiyingday.. There were three generation:
reprcsented,-a mother u years OF age; flyt
daughters and their husbands; one SON ant
wife; and eight grandchildren. All are liy
ing III fl1ls city.
The Centenary Literary Society held Its
first meeting of the season last Satnrda,
evening at the residence OF Miss Lizzie
following officers we're elected for the enst1'
ing year: PRESIDENT, Adelbert BEACH; Vice
President, Lizzie Thomas; Recording Secre'
| tary, Addie 1iiestand; Treasurer. S. Gillaspie.
Mr. and Mrs. james Soper entertained the
Lnreiey Musical and Dramatic Club Tues.
avenue. fine, program was provided, in:
ciadinE song by Mrs. Melville Clark and
readings by the Misses E'nilio Gavin and
Jennie llnntsr%
| Miss Htssle Hunter, an amateur reader
who has established quite reputation. gave
an; an entertainment THURSDAY evening at the
S1ock-fartis; Miss Hunter was assisted by
Miss Louise Dodd, Miss Lizzie l5rummund,
ttowncy. Prof: a. u. Fletcher presided at
the organ. An omnibus load Of Englewood
ladies' and gentlemen attended the enter
talnnent.
- = IS suTprl;e 19 party was Giyen to Mr T. Rauh
: large company Of friends gathered, and
THE evening was passed with dancing, music,
ETC.
The Nyac Social Club gave their opening
party Thursday evening at Owsley hall.
The CLUB and friends turned out in fnli
1orce aud cIlioyed the evening.
The regular fourth night RECEPTION Of the
Chicago Press Club was held last evening.
and, as usual, there was good attendance
"''r sr,>., = paesssa.. ,nsa.. ~ H;ae. ~ ,
and terNsicorean entertainments nf tx,
George Ii. Thomas post. &. a. X are e he-
coming very popular, and the last one was a
pronounced success.
4r. Wolfred \. Low, Of the firm Of Ganet
Friday was made the recipient OF a valuable
golu-headed cane BY the heirs of the late
Henry l.. Hail. one Of the victims of the
Ashtabula disaster, as Slight testimonial Of
his services in watching the interests and
The Delcoosha Club held its regular dance
Friday evening at Owsley Hall. Tie attend
ancc was large.
The ladies Of the South End Flower Mis-
sion held their final meeting for the year in
evening in the form OF a fruit donation So
ciable at which most Of the churches so1th
of Twenty-second street were represented.
donations Of fruits, jellies, and other
telicacies were received and distributed
- AtMiCo VI lc -A!aololl tl6
Gay before thanksgiving. The principal
niStrloulIons 1Or the year were 1s follows:
Douquets 0,US3; bucks, papers. and nlagi-
Zines, !;a51; hand-Ialnted Scripture texts,
]. ~: lie thanks Of the ladies are due to
the south Park Commissioners; gardeners,
ami Others for fayors.
St;cn Htle4 ~, f,rlaay evening at ne residence of
wenirasacond @ 1e ttaa+ om "aoash a'enue' near
Ti,n 1 ~" m4.n'.n.;a fuh
,,,an "a 44a ..t,oha 'c, Eup t gave per1of1n-
;,," NC "' 0pp'eoee At1u THANKSGIVING even
~.
1T. 1T: anu ATS. >. Da9enL OF No a Floufney
>eing the twentieth anniversary Of their |
welding. A china tea-set of fifty-four
p1eees Was presented to the couple, and an
was held in the parlors Of the Anna House I
on 1sti. friday I evenlng The time was pleasantly
VI" NJ ~, -. 111 Htse ;
,rat. thn;r @ lila, h,sson noang Will eele
helr 1nst1 J., home 1. IL Peru, nl Mr; Young, was
senf d "a Isin ,nJ IJ'uy ,vas io 1i nuon' Ireland,
fons. II T. HI nlalle4 MISS @ o ?; hlrby, Of
.;th ,,;s Sov. ~ tsW ain came
~ n,.u W iauis & 20 Anterlca III 10y. AT and
md then rnovs a to W. per;, 1eI1S 1 ~ , lineage
y 'aye Ys since resided; Mr. Young was Mayor
=. - tetAio+ ,Ai4u "Ao ellEaSea III lie !