, 1881-10-02
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS.

The regular annual meeting of the Young
Peoples Association OF st. paul's Universal
ist Church will he held in the church parlors
TOMORROW evening. Officers will be elected
for the ensuing quarter and preliminary ar
rangemel,ts made for the literary and social
work Of the winter. 1t is proposed to give
series Of monthly receptions at Bournidue's
through the season, also scmi-monthly lit
crary meetings. at tile first Of which the sub
itct will be - President Garti"ld.''
At Il business meeting of the Tcrpslcho-
rean Club, of EngewoutI, held Friday even
iny, the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: President, II. ". X. Cut
ter; Vice-Presidcnt, Z. n. Waterbury; Sec
rctary. ". II. l;urcky; Treasurer, Henry l..
kent; Executive Committee, II. d. Smith,
Edwin Brown. a1M Charles L. Southard;
Floor Manager, Joseph \. D!ain. The first
party OF tile club will be held at Tilotson's
Hail the last Saturday Of this month.
reception at T'illotsun Hall "Wednesday
evening. Oct. T.. Tile parties Of this club
have always been very pleasant. This being
the first party uf the season, very pleasant
time is anticipated
Among the festivities of the week should
be mentioned the reception rendered by Mr..
and Mrs. Horace ". Beck to their friends ut
M. 3t4 Erie street Thursday evening, Sept.
2!1~ The occasion Wa; Ill unusually happy
one, as it not only celebrated their ''paper
Weddiny,o but witnessed Il family reunion
after thirteen years separation, Music and
dane ing were the features Ut the evening
Mr. and Mrs i. received many handsome and
valuable presents. Among those present
were: Mrs. ". L. Willis, of Brooklyn, y.
T.: Mrs. Ameigh, Of Roclester, Mimi; Mrs.
Eoden OF Milwaukee, Wis: Miss huEg, IF
Evanston; and Mr. Z. Lockllart, Of Hyde
Park.
y birthday party was given in honor Of
Mrs. Otto Mcinlard It her residence, NJ. 21'
themselves by singing, dancing, and other
entertainments until the small hours nf the
morning The music was furnished by Prof.
EoIgcr's orchestra. ..
Mr.. aud Mrs. George 4. Montgomery were
welcomed here from their wedding tour by
4 large :lssenlblagc OF their friends ut the res
ilence Of Mrs. Mary 4. Montgomery, No. Gss}
Nuri11 Ashland avenue. After partakinS OF
I'LL elegant collation., very pleasant evening
WIS spent in dancing and ntlier anlusements.
The third anniversary of the Freundschatt
Society will be celebrated at the North Side
Turner Hall, Saturday, Oct. ). \ splendid
literary and musical program has been
selected, and Eosenbecker's full orchestra and
several eminent artists have been secured.
MI. and Mrs. 4. H. Height celebrated their
silver wedding last "Wednesday evening in
the hall Vt d. \. eastman l.tnlgc. \. +. S
y. ~, corner Kobey and Madison streets,
tDout eighty VI tle!t !E!"st lHt4!i:ttc iIeHuS
being present from LaWndale, Enzlew0ou,
and Highland Park. The evening was. spent
in pleasant congratulations To the happy
family consisting uf two Laugiters and three
sous, all grown. The l.cy. Dr. Worr;sll made
Z few Interesting remarks, supper wis served,
and dancing followed. Il large number ct
Presents; were placed IN the east, both useful
and ornamental. Mrs. Height ha, been Il
resident Of Chicago forty years, and is tic
stcnl1h daughter Of John +. Gunther, VIM
now resides at Highland Park at the ripe old
age of 81 years..
Mrs. George Dickinson, 24ls South Park
avenue, entertained at dinner Thursday
night the lion. William II. uorner, Of St
Louis.
Mrs. Edwin Drury gave a very enjoyable
lunch party Friday at Wilmette, at which Il
portion OF the pleasant time was spent in
,n, .-tnr fnrtprS for th4A NioI,iva1, SntFar.