, 1881-02-27

Eoou tlllle; anu Ill the" small llours'' t;ci
,n.1,t moitteTard ,s return w:s cnIiyened by nerr
able efforts of Mrs. ". M. Pond and Kits.
.. ohour1s. who planned and organized til
chterprlze 50 successfully in but Il few hours
lime, the Club feels chiefly indebted for tn
bered. "
The first annual banquet OF the Carried
"a Glu6 was held at the house of Maj. Georg
!; tucker. No. l1G Twenty-thir1 street. ot
lAusst1ay evening, about $50 being in ut
aendaEcc. Music, dancing, and all elcgan
SLIPPER were the features Of the evening
Inc ahe more promInei1t people in attenlanet
Palmcr, Of Oshkosh; the Rev: Dr. johnson
Of Baltimore; Judge Hollis, Of Louis
vile; Col. Cumberlclge, Of Cincinnati;
f,pt Hf,apt. r Burgess. Of Grand Kaplds; the
A2n: A. y: 4. Sannders' ct Detroit; a'1 l.. ,ooo,
party, il masquerade surprise, Friday at the
home OF Miss Retta Clark, No. POS South
Peoria street.
The Lake View Literary Association vii!
hereafter be known us the Lake. View Paoli
COLI avenue last Friday evening the follow
ing officers were ELECTED: Max Richter,
President: Percy J. Ford. Vicc-presidcnt; :;
Ingram +. Titon, Secretary and Treasurer.
\ Finance Committee was appointed. con
Leon Chri ristian.
Centenary Literary Society held its last
regular meeting Feb. - at the residence Of
Mrs. J. \. Packard, No. 53s West Adams
street. The large number present were en-
solos by Miss Fannie Clarke, piano solo by
Miss Emma Uiestalld, and recitatons BY Miss
Dunstan and Master Herbert Phillips.
4 very pleasant evening was spent by tile
members Of the literary and musical coteric
0f the West Side known as 'Our Mutual
.,f q of Mr.
II. F. Wookey, No. SS5 West Adams Street,
OIL Friday evening. The program included
- Fantastic Briillante," Mr.. James :Abdell:
aria, "Iroyatore," Mrs. J. G. Rogers; recits.
tives; Miss Jennie Urnsbee and Miss Nettto
Rogers; songs and instrumental! morceaux,
Batclleldcr. Refreshments and dancing coli
GUIDED the evening. Among the guests were
Mr., and Mrs f. +. Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Nyron
\. Decker, Mr. and Mrs. Fowler, Mr.. and
Mnota Mfs: T. +, + Gold' 10y 9rs a1r; and Mfs II E.
Richard Delprat, the Misses Gould, tue
Misses Craven. Miss Nellie Rogers, Miss Jen-
nie Ormsbee, Miss Susie Allen, Miss Clara
Batclcldcr, the Misses Delprat, Messrs. Grii-
1ln, Chandler, Fishleish, Ely. Abdel!, c. anu
The .Coronilla Club, one Of the most prou.-
Using clubs on tue South Side, gave party
at the Clifton House Friday evening, which
proved to be very successful.
Miss Carrie Dold, an amateur reader of
ability for one so young, was
the recipient Of q gold shield, appropriately
Inscribed, from the Englewood Union Veter-
IN Club. Of Englewood. The presentation
was made by President II. 4. Parker, on be-
half Of the Club, Thursday evening, 1T their
WashlnGto,l-birthday entertainment at Til
The Violet Pleasure Club, 4 Nortll-Side
gave 4 pleasant party OIL the
evening Of Washington's birthday. 4 large
nunlber q, Of guests we're present
The Philocalian Society OF Dearborn Semi
nary held its annual public entertainment
Thursday evening in the First Baptist Church
before large audience.
The Owl Club rendered an informal rcccp-
ion to Salvinl, the tragediun, last evening in
lie club-fUo1nS.
The last regular meeting of the Bon Ami
social CLUB was held at the residence Of Mr. |
Ind Mrs, [. y. Camp, No. $40 West Monroe |
trcct. on Tuesday evening, the I'D inst. it |
,eng the anniversary Of the birth of tile
'ather nf his Country; the committee for
Mostly OF recltatloIls, music, songs, ETC., of
Tie Informal Thirty gave :; delightful
arty last Monday evening at Kindergarten |
iall. w. W. Pound furnished the requisit
lusic. -
The third and last of the series of parties
iven by kilwinning Lodge, No. 311, 4. +.
nd \. M., WIS held at their parlors last
'uesday evening.
Landmark Lodge enjoyed 4 very pleasant
arty Tuesday evening at their hall, corner
ottaGe Grove avenue and Tl.irty-seyenth
The First Regiment, |. Y. G., rendered
ompany 9, Spaulding Guards, Of Buffalo, a
upper at the Granu Pacific Hotel Friday
iEht.
Wednesday evening the members of the
shland Club rendered their friends com
[ilnentary reception at the beautiful resi-
cnce Of j. j. Featherstone Esq., No. 277
sh1and avenne. Everything eonsplred to
dsE Me aitair "a eo1plets y sncat success
esant aud successful party ut Prot. Mar
ne's North Side Academy. AlcSsrs. Z. b.
ANTI: L::J- Hall, y. II: Thorn, Z. Z. Bast,
3; Welling,q,Hq, +; 2; Bauys. E. b. Curtis,
IF the affair, and deserve the unquaIified
a1ks of their friends.
The fifteenth annual reception of Chicago
No. ~, Knights Te1nplar, oc-
'rred Thursday evening at their asylum. !
he affair was very largely attended, and
owed the most successful entertainment
is popular Order has ever given. /
The seventh annual ball Of the Telegrapl,-
s Association was held Thursday evening
Marines West Side Academy. The at !
ndance was very large, and the bail proved ,
decided social success
The second annual banQnet and reception t
the Virginia Society OF Chicago occurred +.
lesday evening at the Palmer House. aud | /
rs characterized BY that social brilIaucy |
ID genuine sociahiiity peculiar to tie South
II people. ]
The party given by the members Of the | 9
ltre Nous Friday night at Prof. MARKINGS ! +
est Side Academy was very largely at
nded. and proved highly satisfactory. g
The annual reunion and" banquet Of the d
unln:e of Monticello Seminary was held
afternoon at the fremont House S
Flie South Side School of art gave re-
ptinn last Tuesday evening at their studio, | r
}. IL; Twenty second street.
f}1e Farragut Boat Club will give n grand II
iiluet on the evening of March 10 in honor il
its ninth anniversary il
Fhe ju:nita Club gave 4 party Thursday | Ii
cning al DulrniQuc's West Side Academy.
The Prince Albert Club gave a reception | II
Dournique's West Side Academy Friday ] ii
.ht. a.
The regular seociable of the people:s r.
nrcll, the Rev. DR.. Thomas pastor. was r
q iii the parlors of the Sherman House
tlay night.
The Eclectic Club of Evanston will meet
1orrow evening at tile residence Of Mr.. ].
ketfzie. Il
crowded house greeted the charity ell
1T the Social Cl:,b rooms, Evans l.
!, last Thursday evening. The first part r.
he entertainment was choice musicale ~
which Miss Lydia Harris. Miss Alntteson. -
George lott, and others Participated Y!
erthis the play, " II Had but q Thousand st
ear was given by 4 company under The
ection OF Mr. II. i. Allyii, Who % took the Ins u,
limo n tor nf 1Y,. D<,x1.J:,,..t.s | ~