, 1881-05-15

Tuesday evening, May TO- AIr. anil Mrs c
F. Rice gave childrcn's party at their resi-
dence, No. $50 West Washington street. il
honor Of their little daughters 10th birth
| day. The happy event was 4 brilliant affair
there being more than 100 present. The
children spent a most enjoyable evening II
dancing, playing games, and partaking Of the
| delicious refreshments so abunuantly pro,
! yiled. The music furnished by Fiizgeraltl's
Parlor Orchestra was admirable, and a mum
| Der of choice selections rendered by. the
| Garden City Quartet were received with ap
plause, and afforded delightful feature OF
| the evening. Miss May received many
tokens Of esteem from her playmates and
friends.
| Monday evening Mrs Arthur Smith, of
| No. 29l0 Indiana avenue, entertained large
company Of friends, the occasion being re.
| cepti0n III honor of Mr.. Peter Daumgras, an
| artist recently from Washington, d. C. Dur
| i1lg the evening the company were favored
with musical se}ec tions by Mrs. Singer and
| AIr. S. e. Pratt. AN original humorous
l. sketch by DR.. 4. Reeves Jackson, followed
by Il lecture OH Art" its origin, history,
! and progress, by l1r. Baumgras
A number of the members Of Dourniuuc's
Academy enjoyed 4 social German last
night at the South-Side Hall, Twenty-fourtl
street.
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey
Macdonald, of Twenty-eighth street, hand
so'nely entertained select company Of
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Kelley, of No. 3ols
Lake Park avenue, entertained their friends
| last Tuesday evening.
IusS3ay s 1n,';en eX;ening Miss Birdie Sharpe: Of
far II
more young ladies' and gentlemen.
Ihe charming conledietta who's to Win
lllm was, given by Z talented party Of
young people from the West and South Sides
Ihaddcus Dean. III West Monroe street, I'M
der the auspices of Miss Nellie Dean i
full llousc' was entertained handsomely
Tor an hour BY the conica1ly presented little
served collatlon: The east Of the play i'll
GUIDED Hugh Cumllis as SY'ti,g DfuSIticisjh,
Ben Patrick rs CUriI Dash y0t,tl II;lrry.
Gregg as pruttleton Primrose, Halle Hawkes.
as isusc, Nellie Dean rs Syirit, Shar1ie Camp
and Nellie French as A1ttbclln. Miss Jennie
Mason Oftlclatcd as accompanist.
-, Ehe surprise party rendered Miss Guthrie
"wednesday evening last proved to be one of
the most enjoyable gatherings Of tile spring.
dancing, and singing were the order of the
evening". Among those present were the
Misses Carmody, Geary, CUnlcy. Higgins,
Murphy. Wilson. Dunlap. Walsh, P:lytoil,
Cook, Connell, Morris, Conway, IIickev''
Geragllty. Callahan, Guthrie, and Messrs.
Walsh. Hartley, Hill, Harris. uowe, Iarrl-
sou, Clark, Naylor, Piles, Bloascli, Lloyd,
p!alnondon, Weber, Adams, Emerson, Geary',
0'Erell, Eagle, Dargal,, Schoeppe, Knox.
Mason, Higgins, Lamb, Whitehead, Doua-
hue, Hannlel. Plunket, LetltlIey, Purnell.
Walters, Thompson, and Irwin.
The chltdren's class OF the South End
Academy gave its closing May party Satur-
nay AFTERNOON. 1t was Il season of cnioy-
nlent to the little ones
The friends of Miss Lizzie Haight gave her
delightful surprise party OIL tie occasion
Of her birthday Friday evening, at her resi-
nei1ce, No go Latin &strect. Tile young
lady was the recipient OF !, number of Geauti-
lul presents, and her friends spent 4 particu~
larly pleasant evening.
Last Friday evening the senior class of the
Misses Grants Seminary rendered their
class1nate, Miss Lulu Fro0st, a very pleasant
surprise party at her home at the Leland
Hotel.
:, The employees of the Chicago City Railway
Company gave all ENJOYABLE complimentary
bail at Central Music-IIall Friday evening.
Ihe attendance was very large.
j, A literary and musical entertainment will |
be given in Centennial Hail, Oak Park, Tues
day evening Mrs Harry Wagur, Mrs. e. D, |