, 1881-11-06

cUNDA I, NOf EhlbEN
Thursday evening. Nov. 10, at their hall
corner Lake and Wood streets. liiG Tecep
tons are informal, and admission will be "
| invitation only.
Tile first complimentary reception giycl
by tie employees Of tho American EXPRESS
Company will take place next fr!day even,
m m ut Sctlrum's Halt, corner or Green anu
washington Streets. ..
The Esti,etic Theatrical Club met last Sat
nrt!ay evening at tho residence OF Miss J'llt;l
The Brotherhood Of Stationary Engineers
w!l g'Xe msici and 'tepars at
ual1, corner Of La Salte and Adams streets.
One OF the prominent socicty events ot tie
week was tile reception given W the W; II.
y. Society ut Academy Hall Friday evening.
| Music was furnished by Fitzgerald. a very
pleasant time was passed by ;l present, who
hope to have as nice stilnc ut the neStf1S at
ms. Among those present were the Misses
Jennie Curtis, llewes Orllshy, Mather Jor-
Bap;:ai, and Ai'rc;as, ; ,'ai' and the Messrs Day.
| son Esher, Champion, james. Smith, Del
Rrat. Smith, Pryor: Barrett, 1lilant, Amber,
Ferris, Toy, Sturges, and numerous Others.
Iho Young Peoples Ass0clatlon of 81
raul's Uniyersa!ist Church will have an en-
tsartainlnent at 3ourniq,te's llall.South Side,
Thursday evening, Nov. II.
l. The th'rl entertainment Of the West Side
| Ht!ttl tdl!1l'leHt CtttlISc OccHflcu vi t!lu't
evening in the Unon Park CONGREGATIONAL
Church before Il very large AMI arpreclatlTe
audience. Miss Emile Gavin rendered y
number OF Shakspearetr ri1npcrsonatlonS and
! humorous selections, which were met with
hearty applause, AMI she resrt''itled eencr-
onsly to tho encores. Tile Swedish Lady
| Quartet sang most acccptab'y English as
well rs their own native airs. and were called
forth again and again By the enthusiastic
| Audience. The next entertainment in this
k'rIHE evening
anu Will consist Of re;.dlngs by Alfred l..
Tie Prairie Queen Club gave their second
rcccption at Suliyun's Dancing Academy
lsst Thursday evening and it proved III ell
| joyable success.
The Oakland Social Club gave 4 party at
the house Of Lewis Edwards, No. 1868 Lang
ley avenue, Thursday evening:
The Nign0nette Club will give 4
hartl-times. party ut t;reenebaum's Hall
Thanksgiving Eve.
PERSONAL.
Mrs. T.. j. Baldwin, Of No. 223i Schiller
street, left last week for trip to Sal, An
tonic, Tex, and expects to return to st. Louis
to spend the winter.
|. DR.. Emma I. Gaslin has returned from her
trip to Ohio.
Walter critchell, wife, and child will
spend the winter iii Florida, where they have
gone in search Of health.
3lr. Richard Gerner, of lioboken, \. j., ar
rived IN this city yesterday morning on his
Mr: James Tileston and daughter, Miss
Ella .fileston, of bingham. Mass, arrived in
tie city Friday. and are visiting at the resi-
dence Of E. p Hall, No. 3.57 Michigan
Alr. W. $. shafer. OF the fremont House
staff, has left for Wisconsin and Minnesota
10 visit friends and relatives:
Miss Sarah !. Holden left last week for
winter as the guest If Mr: and Mrs. A. II.
Reynolds.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Moore and daughter,
Stockton, Cal, Mr.. j. 3. Stiekney, agent
Wis, and wife, Slr. and Mrs. Z. SpaniGing,,
Lancaster, n: H., were guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. II. j. Whitconlb, Of No. Al Seeley
Mrs: otho II: orion, Of Madison, Wis. is
Miss Goodhue. No. 80 La Sale avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Il. Hanson and family
have left their home at Batavia for the win
ter, and will make their home at ~. :.4o6
Mrs. Charles ". ClIng,nan, who has been
visiting friends i'll Boston and vicinity the |
past four mouths. returned home Thursday
Mrs. 4. n. Kellogg and her two daughters
have returned after years absence abroad, |
and will Spenu the winter i'll New j ork.
Miss Annie Stocum Clingnan returned |
from the East Wednesday. Most of her time |
was spent III Boston.
Miss Luella Walkup of Washington street,
who has been in Europe for many months, Is |
now at home.
Mr.. John 5. Baker, of University place,
leaves Monday for New Tacoma, Wash. Ty., !
Nj. Thomas j. Stoddard. Secretary Of the
Board Of West Park Commissioners, is pre-
pairing for two weeks Eastern trip.
W. L. Sullivan, of the Journal, who has
Just returned from Atlanta, is suffering from
rleumatic-feyer.
j. ii. Breslin and family, Of the Gilsey
House, New York, were at the Granu Pacific
klst week.
tracted European trip III the interest Of vocal
music.
Mrs. Jones, from Omaha, former resi-
dent of this city, is making long visit as
the guest of ler friend. Mrs. Stauleton, of
No: 153 West Curtis street.
w: X. Rogers, private secretary to ex-
President Hayes, Columbus, is at the Grand
Pacific.
Pliletus Sawyer, United States Senator
from Wisconsin, was at the Grand Pacific
Miss schlegeI, Of Pittsburg, is the guest of
Mrs. Trowbridge, at No. 135 Loomis street.
". l. Brainard, of Evanston. has moved
with his family to the city and taken up his
residence at No. ~ Ogden avenue.
Mr. ". ". Hill left St. Louis last night
for Sunday solace.
Mr.. aud Mrs. J ohm De Koven have returned
FROM the East
AIiss N. f. Mathews, of Hamilton, Ontario,
IS spending a few weeks with her friend,
Miss >Addie Marcllout, of No. 21 Park
avenue.
Mr. }. B. Noyes. of the Western Leather
Manufacturing Company, accompanied by
his daughter, is spending few weeks i'll
New York.
AIr. and Mrs. Robert D. r Widner (nGe
5lmonsl will be at home hereafter at No. HIS
West Washington street.
Mr.. james Pulling and sister, of Columbus,
D.. are visiting friends ut Hyde Park.
Mrs. y. T. Willoughby has returned from
California.
York.
d. j. Lyon leaves for New Orleans this |
evening, IN consequence Of his mothers |
leath which occurred suddenly in that city |
Turing the week.
Mrs. Charles T., Ems and t}a,lrl,tnr ara