, 1881-04-03

Minnie Purcell, Carrie Wright. Lulu Bal
lard, M,nnie Ronell, Lily FIagg, Miss Dicks,
| Fanny 4. Speer, Mrs. Ida Speer, A.:e Van
Fern Fills lie orlpsy : Fbsa2Ey bnEyar and sG Se aSn
Lockwood, Gardner, Cameron, John CAM
eron. Davis, Lampman: W: Walls, Purcell,
Wright, Lybrook, George Leltch, Jackson
$pesr;; Wiley, Hiram Smith, i'obin' and
',"ssday evening Miss Emma Henkle en-
tea; aed about loo * her friends. at her
home, No. Ss6 West adams street, At half
past &c o'clock repast was served, TO which t,c,
tbs tbs Rn RaFiors o sre ai o!eared and dscing was
continued until late hour.
On Wednesday evening, March 80, Mr,
II2r-y Crosse 'sss very Aapplly SURPRISES u
Preia Hall, it be!,lg the occasion OF his oartn
the following: Tie Misses Carrie and Annie
Essig, Grossennecker, Hoffman,, kasfer,
Jones, Becker, Crosse, Sullivan. Peters, Don
nelly, Olmquist, Wagner. and nessEs. q.
Samuel, e.. G1osee Wagner Andefson, hfsFK,
Ter, rJo1nson, WeinieId, Skoglsnd. Ohm;
quist, oIlendorf, Haas, Sharp heyno'as' anu
sysag ~ e. $g.ss Ct Wsas
ruff Hotel Tho affair was "soap-onb'55la',, :,
| who blew tie largest bubble.
Miss Enders gave tea party lnulsuay
| evening, entertaining q select company OF
Last Monday evening the Rey. Robert j .; D;
clergy and their wives.
The Rev. W. S. Crow, pastor Of n ne Churoh
of the Kedeemer, was surprised by the menl-
M. 5N West Adalns street. The. reverend
gentleman was inteading to purchase turnl-
tnre for his new iloule, but his parlshlq4ers
hin IIpe4 , HE Els Eli society favs handsome
easyct,.ir and everything. from q brush and
d1::t 1,:::l i, chamber-set, was sent IN by
the members OF the church.
PERSONAL.
Maj. 3. r. D.; Young, Of the Sixth Infant
r.. !. n. G., h;.5 endered his r6slgaa hon, on
account Of business relations, Ho was the
first officer commissioned in tha Sixth, hay
Ing been the originator Of the organlz zation,
and has rendered invaluable services in put
ting the regiment on its present footing. BY
his resignation the command has lost one Of
its most faithful and efficient officers, and
his many friends in. the regiment regret his
departure.
Among tha Chicago people at present re-
ioicing in Jacksonville, Fla, are Mr. and Mrs.
D. B. Shipman, Mr. and Mrs, John 7, Mayo,
Mr.. and Mrs S. H. Larimle. DR.. aud Mrs, E.
Lane, Mr.. and Mrs. ?. G. Hanford and FAM
ii. t. Porter and Miss Porter. MTs. Fred Ealneess,
J, c. McAfullin, Esq.,, and family; Mr. Cttarles
Spaiding and Miss SpalAing, Col. and Mrs.
Uri Dalconl. John Y. Farweil and family,
and Mr.. GEORGE Porter: ~ .ha n,s+ +,,o
weeks hos been visiting her friends IN Chica-
go a1n vicinity. leturns to her home in
White Bear Lake. Ainn., this evening:
DR. and Mr5 ". I. Phelps, ne; nee Llaeoin,; | a1 ,;
be glad to see their friends on Thursdays,
dliring Avrli, at No. Oakwood boulevard.
Mrs and Miss LoHie G. Giyins, wife and
daughter Of che late Canon Givils, Of Toronto,
Ont, will reside for the future with the falli-
" Of Robert Givins, No. .7ol North CLARK
aiiss Florence Hamilton, of Louisville,
WHO has been visiting Mis-. G. ". Parker for
several weeks, returned home TUESDAY,
| called thither by tlae serious Illness OF her
father ...-....
Miss Jennie Garretson, Of Muscatine, T.,
| has been in the city Several days during the
| week, n guest at the Palmer House.
ton sfrst Ms;s f1Ss vs Sstn Of Wsst Mfsn sf
several weeks, are expected nome this week.
L. Judson West, Of Kockfotd, H., Yho
! has been in this city for a week, left Iles-
| day morning for an extended Southern trip.
1 NJ Ii >
/ Benton. left the city Thursday mornlng for
/! their new home at Auchakinoek, Mahaska
! County. Ia:
! willie Howe, Esq, manager Of the Palmer
HOUSE. aee'.Pan!ed BY MS WE, ,Tths who hs rs
! turned home last Saturday. -,
! Miss Mamie CarpeDter, OF Louisville. who
has been visiting Miss Lima HARRISON, OF ash
land avenue, for several weeks, returned to
~ Mrs. r!of schtmpfern,an and Miss Hattie
sv:,iu1prsrman left Yesterday for Louisville
Mr. James f. Olcott left Tuesday for New
Orleans, to be absent several weeks
Mr. apd Mrs 4. Reamer. Jr., have removed
Lille 3. Strotz, of this city, who went to
Cincinnati 10 attend the opera festival, has
& i. Brandt Bra Walker left for the East last
Mrs. Albright and sister, of Quincy, H..
are in town, the guests Of alrs. Cox, of No,
- Fremont street.
been visiting brother, have returned to
I Mr. and Mrs. Frank AllIlington {nee Allen)
have returned to Englewood TO live.
from her three months visit to Rome. -.
Miss Annie Bancroft, OF EngIewood. will
visit her. old home in Lynn, Mass, In about
two weeks.
john H. H0X1e ana rnmlly WILL Spenn TWO
months on their Texas plantation. Mr.. P.
D. Hamilton accompanies them.
Mrs. 4. S. Griswold, of Watertown, Wis.
is visiting Mrs. G. ". Grswold. =,
Miss Jennie Jerzykiewicz, of New York, is
visiting her friend Miss Fannie B. Mack, Of
Miss Addie Bean has returned home after
three months visit to the East
Air. and Mrs. J. 4. Atkinson have left
Hyde Park, and are now settled at No. 1914
Michigan avenue.
LATEST SPRING MODES.
Ntu York Fleming Post
Resida Is the new shade OF mignonette.
Large loose sleeves are worn in spring
cloaks.