, 1881-04-10

served. As this occasion will introduce Mr.. Le-
land to Chlcago society in the rue OF u; ;ine ea
terer h9 s peRar'ps q1S sn srss 19S Tne IooWin
prominent genttemc,l compose 1hc ncccpuM5n t5
Conmit,ce: The Hon. George II. Davis, Gen. W.
T. Strung, Gen &C Dncat, YEN ;,a,., +; a s'esre hry
" \. Stanton. j. $. lln:nilton e y. si'oarnS' r.;
". nrown, !. u. Carson, Coi. e. u span: eqt. {:
i. knoS, Mai ]. y. Bangs, and tnpti; j. IT,,
have ht.cn sent ont. and Il select cuiapnny W
about IN couple Are expected Tor wuose ac-
conla'uaaion aud enjoyment no expense OF
tro,noan: K. Second Infantry, will give ils
secun,i Reception, Mordas evening Aprlt ls'
tfa!y "pss s'i1 the nsW aa FSaa' 1h s1snue eo
The Western Amherst A!un'l. AsSoTiat1on
held its annual banquet at the Gralu racine
Menncsoay cvsnin.. i1prveH :tknn fn.s. s.cceSs q
Prestdeut; i. ", Parker: Secretary and Trens~
nryr; G. nsmnGad M iisske' una s
Friday night Company Z. First Regiment,
!. y. g.. gave reception 1t tLo Ar'nory III
h9Hor o. Batefy 4 F; a 4 ney,nst avarv are to
give Il grand military reception NJ rro1.. Mar
lines West Side Academy Thursday evenins'
April 9j. All military gentlemen IN 1un UNI
form. <,.
Tho annual charity halt Of the Illinois St
Andrews Society will occur Thursday evening,
Ar-it II. nt thr fremont ho:st
Thursday evening the Ashland ttup gave .
very etcgAnt und highly successful party 1T
Eourniucs Wcsr Side Academy.
The Wes, Ensi nrnrnat!e s.nd Social Club have
reur.nusEei Tor the COultlg sc;sson. Win TUG !o-
.nwang ni!icsrs: President. r. Hubble; vice
President, j. q. Dohun; Treasurer. J. J. Cough
lin: Secretary, A. J. Reilh: Dramatic MaAAEer,
u. T. LtdlS.
RECEPTIONS, ETC.
Inst Monday evening, at their residence, NO.
4:G Emerald avenue, MIR. nnd Mrs. W. u. DAr-
ll.1yton gave an elrcant supper to Il limited
number Ut their friends, it being tne occason ot
the birthday pf the hust- After d'ing ample
Justice to the menu. Mr. j. 3. Thomas on behalf
nf 1t number of tho hosts friends, presented
HIN with Il handsome gold watch and chain.
which he gratefully received, but WIS evidently
surprised. though none the less a1preciatinE the
thought fitness and esteem Of the generous
lunors. After spending tho rest Of the cScu:ng
III social intercourse, the guests departed, wish
Ing ttat such entertainments wcrc inore moro
thickiy strewn along their pathway. Of the ln-
vjted guests present were Mr.. und atrs- J. T..
Thomas, Mr.. aud Mrs. W. II. Thompson, Mr.. aJ1d
Hrs. II. Il. Steck, Mr.. and Mrs. ". u. Shea:rr,
Mr. und Mrs. II. Il. Clark, Mr, and Mrs. J. Wares,
Mr. and Mrs Henry Darlington, Mr.. and Mrs
Nobcrt aicGaughr, Miss Stanton Of Laporte,
and Mcssrs. J. L March. e. NJ. shaw, Ed Mason,
end r. 4. Irucy.
UHG Di ING ulDSL ufu4uA1Ql bAEs!Gs VI iHt 1Gst-
son was the one given lust Monday evening by
Mrs. George Macaulay. of No. 195 Lincoln ave-
nte, in homer Of her daughter, Miss Lotrie, tho
occasion being the anniversary OF the yonny
latlv' 5 2ls. birthday The evening WAS delight
fully speat with singing, recitasions, ususic, and
dancing, aud K bouniifui repast- Among those
who participated i'll the festivities were the
Misses Flora aud Mag:e Roberts Of Evauston;
the Misses Mncaulay. Tillie Green. Minnie ana
k!,tie D.cz. Mu!lie Hmghus, uulter, cameron,
tiornnr. and atessrs. Bond. I!uyt. Whiting.
Hurst, Edgcrtou, Hunt, l.. Paus A. paus. i.
Guot,I,:l.l. HaKi, Seuhcrsur, +. johnson, Reese.
and Will .lubuson.
\ CONCERT under the management of the
Trustees vi the NotnHn>s Hospital, and for It's
benefit, was given ut Nnttiuc's South-Side
Academy Thursday evening.
tion Thursday evening ut their residence, No.
44++ Emerald avenue. in honor OF the birthday
OF their sJn.
Prot. nnd Mrs. Bournluur's fourteenth annual
exhibition and dancing snrte ds.nsaute occurred
Friday evening ilt the West Side Academy. and
WIS Il brilliant success.
Mrs Harry Wnga. OF this city. has been ten.l-
cred Il testimonial benefit BY the &. 4. Il,
Posts itl this city, L IS 70 take place Mt Hershey
Music Hail, April IL. Mrs. Wasur has always
assisted III the e. 4. T. entertainments. mud is
very popular with the old spllicrs.
Miss .Ann;l Morgan will close tho lecture
course Of the Second Presbyterian Church, as
sisted ly tie Chickcr:ns Quartet, Tuesday ev.n-
1r.1tn her repertoire.
-Aptt.usant surprise was given Mrs, {, ?. 1@ar-
ris 1T her rcsiticucc. No. .G1 Vernon avenue,
Wednesday evening, March ~. ty nei@hbor, uau
couples or mare, were ncco1lir,nied By music
and refreshments. And the PLEASURES OF tho
evening were prolonged to i late hour. aiIort-
ing much enjoyment 10 MI participating.