, 1881-01-09


F.. The ann ual banquet OF the Chicago Jewel
'ers' Association occurred Thursday evening
at the Palmer House, and about sixty gen
't1enler, prominent IN the je1RelrY and othef
- , Th.rsday day evening the Imperial Club gave
the third OF a series Of flre parties at me
Mattcson HOUSE,, While the two preceding
receptions have been more largely attenQsq.
it seemed to be the universal opinion Gnat tnls
last was uuQuestionably the most delightful
.:" RE0EPT1oNs, Eric.
Mrs. a. B. Meeker, No: slo7 Calumet nve.
nue., entertained a party OF young ladies and
gentlemen last Monday evening.
Mi. and Mrs F. III. Knapp, of Racine. gave
a reception Thursday evening In honor OF
Miss Williams and Miss Kensett- = -. go
"A gentlemen's party was given: Thursday
evening at the residence of Alr. AlexanderH.
Reyeli. of: the firm OF. Geohegan & ReVeil,
No. o36L Illinois street, the occasion being
the celebration Of the hosts 25d birthday.
Amid speeches, songs, and reeitations the
evening passed rapidly. Among those pres- 3:
ent were j. Il. Geollcgan, Guy B. Clark, WIZ
fam Bush, Fred Blaisdtll. j. Il Gray, II. =.
Cal,ady, Fred Wilkins r A. Nlgose, L; Ia, A.
john T. Resell, o, l.. Gary, Ja:y Smith, R.W.>
Gary, William Il. De Nyse, Alfred .StranGs'
William Elment1orph, Herbert Turner, FL
mer E. Bast, james A. Robinson, Joha cong
don, Clarence Steud, Edward arlmm, aud
A. Strahcarn.
A very pleasant party was given 1ast even
ing at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. David A.
Kohn, No. 1915 Michigan avenue, u honof
Of their daughter, Miss Julia Kohll. The par
ladies and gentlemen Representing the first
circles of Jewish society in this city. and me
time was very enjoyably passed; a supper
was served about 10 o'clock, and dancing was
induiged III until late hour. ,f.. 49, 4,.:,.
Smate rendered them very pieasants
| at their home, No. SO West Monroe street.
Thursday evening: Dancing, music, and q
bountiful supper were the features OF the
On Friday evening . very enjoyable sur
prise was given Mrs: Haskell and her sister,
Who is visiting her. from, Massaefqsetts, at
No. .29s West WASHINGTON street Refresh
ments were furnished By Eckart;.
has 5s bsen Sad1s he gacst n of Mf Hepsted Wash
burne, Of No. sG5 Dearborn avenue, was
rendered a pleasant informal reception
| Wednesday evening",
| Mrs. James Barrell, Of No. 2yl8 Michigan
avenue, gave very enjoyabIe Indies, M resep- SEP
On On Monday evening Miss Nellie Jay, Of
| No. 2510 Indiana avenue, entertained 9 nuns
| ber Of her young friends in hospltaple
| manner.
4 very in formal reception was held Tues 9
day evening at the residence of Mrs. A. +:
Stevenson, No. SIS North La Sale street
ealieo party @ vas glTsa ldfy aa sysa3ngE Ea e.
! Gs Centre avenue The attendance was large,
! and the proceeds were turned over t2 that
| most worthy charity, the Foundllngs, Home.
The Rev. W. s. Crow, the new pastor ct
the Church Of the Keleerner, was rendered
reception Tuesday evening IN TIE pariors
| Of the cl.urcl, By his congregation. A de-
| lightful evening was passed,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Nash celebrated
| their silver wedding on the irst evening q
the new yeaE ct Their sss'qeee nee, 40: NO. fe 1
| result. The ceremony was reperformed oy
Mr. Sinclair, and 4 splendid supper was
served: A large number were present, and
some fine presents were sefit in. .,
at the fremont House BY the travelling sales
| men OF Hubbard, Spencer & Co. The company
company consisted Of the statesmen and thei1
wives and few invited guests. After par:
toasts were freely PROPOSED and responded
to, the company repaired to the parlors, and
| the remainder Of the evening was devoted to
Friday evening Miss Annie F. Howard, o1
No. 1le' Twenty:first street, ente1talhea ID =
Crocker, corner of Wabash avenue ano
Twenty-irst street. Some verv fine dancing
was enjoyed, and good time had generally
| PERSONAL. r.. .s:@.-s.
! Mrs. Woodworth, widow of the late Sur
geon-Generai John NJ. Wood WORTH has beer
spending the Christmas and Ne"-Yeaf+
HOLIDAYS with Mrs. Hayes at the Whits
House in Washington. She expects to re
turn to Chicago In a few weeks.
Mrs. Hamilton Strobhart. and daughter
Miss Marie, have arrived from Cincinnati
| and will in future make Chicago their home
They nre at 933 West Monroe street, wher
they will be happy to see their friends
! AIr. and Mrs. Charles Case, nee Fowler
whose marriage was celebrated a short tim
ago at Austin, ~, are at home" to thei
| friends ut 30S9 Michigan avenue -
Miss Annie NJ. K. Barnette has entirely re
covered from her long and severe Illness.
Miss Julia Doane. who has been spendIn!
the holidays with her parents, Mr.: and Mrs
j. w. Duane, at the Grand PACIFIC Hotel, re
i she is attending school.
Mrs. Ira Brown and Mrs: Judge Norte1
left this city on "Wednesday for tllre
months soiourn in Southern Colorado an
Miss Carrie Haskill, Of Washington, III: j
visiting her sister, Mrs. S. 3. Murphy, of Nc
II Il. ta;l Harry c. Richardson, OF Princetor
III. Roger Cooley and Mr. Willis G. Marsf
of Decoral,, Ia, we're in the city last week.
Mr.. Fred Drew, of Grand Rapids. Micif:,
Mr. E. r. Hathaway, Of Ottawa, Ill, passe
tnsGaS IT, Geess 5ng e}s WINS wi Hsss vent to Springfield
. "SaS Miss Eva $. Willis has justreturned hom
f trom St Louis: where she has been visitin
= Miss Clara J. Tindall.
l t-an e1.o ho1i1 1ox,