, 1881-01-16

The j.. II. T. I{Ht Q!t1 4 HntAbEF NE tul3
| friends were very pleasantly entertained 1T III,
| residence ct Mr.. nill Mrs. j. II. Uut1ernlAn lta
| Thursday evening. Music, daHclut,+ au eharadr
formed 4 pleasant fcaiurc ot the cFe'lins, alat
/ ut q late iur the company dispersed. all aEreC
| irg that they had spent very cujoyable even
!ag.
| RECEPTIONS, ETC.
The reception given ut the Chicago Club flous'
| Tuesday evening by President ard Mrs Fair
bunk tn the members Of the Club aud thei
ladtcs was brilliant affair, and WAS heartily en
| joycd by the 5u5 guests present. These recep
| tons are given annually, and arc attended ~
the first society people Of the city.
| One OF the most brilliant private receptions OF
the season WIS given Thursday evening b,
Judge and Mrs. Johu o. Cation Ut their elegant
residence, No. l911 Calumet avenue Upwards
Of ADO guests were present. and the affair was Z
pronounced success.
Last Tuesday. evening the little suburb OF
Austin WIS aroused frun1 its usual state OF
quic1rLc to begin the new year, as Nr. md Mrs
=. T.. Hansen gayo a "surprisc" dinner in hono1
Of tho birthday OF their eldest daughter. After
dinner several toasts were rendered tue host,
hostess, and daughter. The guests We'd with
each other to do honor to their fair young
friend, and dramatic recitations. music singing,
and dancing tilled up the time until the ''Wec
s.na' hours when I'LL separated, having the
assurance thar they had enjoyed II thoroughly
good time. Conspicuous among those present
were the Misses Nckinnis, the MisEes MontEom1-
Miss Brown. Mr.. J. J. Guhb.ns. Mr. J: D. VAar..
Mr. F. j. Walsh, Mr: E. \. Peabody, Mr. 7. J.
CuIkins, Mr.. +. E. Noble, and Mr. IL. Quilnby, I'll
Knosman. sir. J. D. Small, Mr. ". Beatty, and
Mr: l. Strong, all Of Austin.
The residence Of J. II. Daoiittle, Jr.. in Grove
land pNrk, was the scene ct Il musical reception
"Wednesday evening; the guests being mostly
residents Of tho park. The entertainment was
furnished by Nile ur"asscs, the pia;'iss' Slr.
several other Indy metnhcrs Ut the Apollo Club
The numbers OIL the proErasn were tho songs:
"Deautifui bird and TIE Slaidcn's lanlcnt": J:
cnn the Stars He:"; duos for pi,.n5 and violin,
Airs styrieus," :" Les Adlcnx de Marie Stuart"
aud .'Don Juan; piano solos from "Trov;s-
tore" und "Moscs in Egypt; fautasie by
The young people Of Central Church had
very pleasant social reunion III tho Apollo Club
rooms Thursday evening.
Mrs George i. Dunlap entertained about 100
ladies at Il 1i1lc lunch party Friday evening.
4 number Of literary and society people as
sernpled at the residence Of Mr. and Mrs. 1: B
Dixon. No, :s.l3 Calument avenue, to meet Miss
Florence james. recently Of Boston, and gsnd-
uate Of the Boston School Ut Oratnry
Mrs. Theodore F. bliss last No:llay evening ut
their residence, No. Il Union Park place. While
they were absent from home some OF their
friends. 10 the number of fifty. tuuh pDsscssi,n
their house, fully equipped with refresh
ments and music. 4 ver; enjoyable time WAS
Tucsdny evening Mrs. \. ". Green gracefully
entertained select cuEnpauy In honor Of Miss
Green, who il visiting her.
Mr. and Mrs. DurNa1n celebrated their tin
wedding Monday evening ut their residence, No
SA. West Monroe street. Music was furnished
by Fitzgerald, and iuc supper was served:
~ n sefy ne F. Pltre 'n,v We eyeins at
their residence. OH Hutter!icld street.
The cotfce-ho which was opened on New
p;ccs of tho Wo.nan's Christian Temperance
Union, is meeting with gratifying success. and
bids fair to become u SELF sustaining 'itld per-
mancnt enterprise. A very pleasant and largely
nttcnded sociabIc was given by the ladies Of the
Union at the rooms Frida: evening.
the building ut Lake View on Thursday evening.
Nearly 70 oftho employees were present, and the
evening WAS spent in SOCIAL intercourse, music,
dec|a,nation, nnd the distribution Of presents
from IL Christmas tree, Refreshments were
served at 10 o'clock, and the allair was must
: Mr:. and and Mrs.. Mrs. Harry s. Boutell entertained the
Dcta Theta Ii fraternity and small number vf
their friends ut the residence ot Mr.. Houtelrs
father Frday evening. 4 pleasant time wax e,l-
joycd Mr.. and Mrs. Boutelt Will take up their
residence iii Chicago early next week.
tho residence of 81. T. T. Fishbur:i, No, y Sorti,
wedding anniversary of s1r. and Mrs. John II.
Mccormick. An clcrant COLLATION. was served,
and nil went merry Us marriage bell
The nrr-recepuOn given Wednesday afternoon
at Ui3ren's gallery by Mile. suruh l,arnnnrtlt
was attended by between D9 and 4U3 society
people. and was quite socin! SUCCESS. The
toilet OF the great actress was closely studied By
the ladies present.
The congregation of Unity Church rendered
its new pustor. the Rev. Dr. Min, Il very en-
ioynblc reception Thursday evening I'll tie pnr-
lurs of the church. DR.. Min WIS formally wei
chmed by Mr.. William T.. Furnace and remarks
were nude Ivy Or. Thomas, the Acy: +. l. Calvin.
ar "A hn a q \ hr1n
were served during the evening.
On lust THURSDAY evening the many friends Of
Mr. und Mrs Joseph Williams met at their resi-
dcncc, Ill South Desplaines street, TO celebrate
the anniversary of Mrs. Wiilians' birthday. She
WIS the recipient of many elegant presents. con-
sisting of silver tea pitcher, goblet. frut-dsh,
tray, butteF-knifc. card-casc, and numerous
other articles.
4 very pleasant evening WIS spent Wednes-
day by the relatives and friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene F. De Luce at their residence, No, AT
Fulton street. Tic occasion was the twenty
fifth anniversary Of their marriage. The happy
cuuple were the recipients Of many elegant and
useful gifts. Among them was Il handsome Sill
ycr tca-sct from the firm Of Simon. Strauss {;
Co., in whose employ Mr. De Luce has been for
presented the couple with TIL elegant silver
1sr-scryicc.
i pleasant surprise was rendered in honor Of
Mr.. j. ". Jones at his residence, 3GD Fulton
street. Friday evening. a handsome gold cross
and Masonic emblem vas presented the host.
Dancing games etc, made the e"eniug merry.
Mrs. f. D. Petrie by her many friends ut her res-
idcucc, No. :,SA DuttcrlelI street, Monday even
Ing.
PERSONAL.
Miss Alice Schlocsser has gone to Milwaukee
to bid her old schooltnatcs farewell before icay-
ing for Florida with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs II.
Schlocsser.
a private complimentary reception by leading
Chicacoans is to bc given John L. Stoadard at
Central Masic-Hau Tucstlay evening nexL
Mr.. and Mrs. P. z. k!ngmun, Jr,. and son, Ben
ton. OF No. 9i}3 Prairie avenue, are visiting In
Milwaukee. Wis, tho guests Of tho Hon. ". 4.
Novel; of Marshall street.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Collins returned last Sntur-
day from an extended Eastern trip, and are ut
the Palmer House They will sail shortly for
Europe.
The Misses Cooley, daughters OF Judge Cooley,
of Dusuque. are visiting Mrs. George G. Bali ut
q Highland Park
Mrs. Howe, wife Of Willis Howe. manager of
the Palmer house, Is visiting friends In New
York CITY.
.'aues ". Scott, Esl., Of tho National Hotel
Hftu'ttr. lftt Yesterday fur New York to ut
tend iIc Httu,1al ln"cttE:. ut the Hotel Mems
N,::::t benefit Association, which meets the
j.. II :;::t-
...ay evening, Jan. II. the Calumet Club
w!t :-.se Il brilliant Tc.r!u:'El at tEesr club
If ,iItQik:lu