, 1881-01-30
/ .,n..uo-,,;tn =, vas admirably recited ~ MISS

:. Thc Ucrn,it ,, was admirably recited By Miss
Jennie Hunter. ooon+;or was giyen
by sIr. aid Mrs. Thomas 10y nosnTf' af the i Chf-
m,c,afRa1 adGa lar The lost and hostess were as
sH5p e;sted in rho reception and entertalnMenSt u
thsir 1sT DISTINGUISHED is guests by Mr; ana ATS.
r. NJ. 11oyne, Dr. nna Mrs: ;irs p II9ttie Ed
and Mrs Clifford NillaMMs' = yrs Miss dtsS' Genie
Mnvne. 11a,gn Miss Gertie Hoyne, Afr; Frank i T.
Ioyle, Mr. j. T. Hoyne, anu ht. f4'A -
uoyne. {. for,o ,ns,, eyer
gysn in GhfasgW 11s ~ 2r S'fS Grosby At their beaut
III ~ he home me- at Highland Park last IhurSday M
awaninr' The 0Uerlnan y was conducted py
Mr. Charles Howe, Of Chicago. oo,o c,,na+
Miss Fannie Gould, l,,,nt od no aomjno 1pa party
THURSDAY evening, entertaining about LWGn- tn
t,.utee co,1pics. Each individual present I'M
nr1ersonated r1rst some well-known author; & belng
distinguished by means OF ca1o' Al'0 ~
1a:I aomdav w'tI from to 10 o'clock. Mrs. E. Y.
Waite. of 10. 334 Indiana street, gave, all
elegant reception in honor of her son ahd ms
youIg bride, nee Walcott, whose n wenu.n5 4,oall
was ee!ebTatsd sa storf f ta my hr;1ie aEo ~ t''
MI. and Mrs. John II, Williams, or no: W. ".
West Monroe street, gave very eiegaht IT,
cention Thursday evening.
Mrs. r. Y. Kellogg assisteG py nl,ss aq,na Girs.
Kellogg, gave reception Tuesaayf y eESn Cinc,5.
~ natt Ito0o' g. ~ .....--.--
4 very pleasant birthday surprise,party
was riyen TO Col, S. Y. Shipnlan at his holne'
No. 2G9 Warren avenue, on Meanes'.Hs tHsrs sH If
co11rses tie order Of the evening. Inc
eiegant supper served added much 10
the pleasure Of tho occasion, and tlle pIt; paIIty
broke up At late hour all WISHING ho1e Go 1g fhoEe
rasovt ,,,nis xa,c VT and Mrs Shipnlan, Mr.. and
irs rseTt Tomblin. Mr and Mrs. Harris, Nj; and
Maic HpSs VInes Mrs Anderson % @ Miss Shipman, Miss
H9, Hyrinn tIn Miss Van Ness, Miss Anderson, aud
nri1er., nr mn,,J 11'''
'Mr .Iohn Cox and his son were rendered
v:rv 1t' c1,iovahle ~ birthday party "Wednesday
| evau,nr NJ their residence, No. 225 Fremont
e"3o3 I nirasant iu 81 narty assembled Tuesday even
az, - t's rasirnce ri Nir. and Mrs Dutfcd,
" i'S - ss4S ~ Calumet avenue The time was
Nw era,t n dancing to Fitzgcrald's music
'tTII 'tIrs rtiur Caton gave a lunch party
Vnes'jay Afternoon ut her residence, No 16ol
Ht;chiron nycnile. ...-.
1h1Th.s, Tha nnnils Of T.. Glen Backman gave o
mnsical reritul Tuesday, Jan. p, at the resi-
Ie1lce. No. 900 Dearborn street.
IN Wednesday, evening, with the thermo1n-
eter % at 10 der. below zero, joyial sleigh
iae E9et party al ~ started @ for Norwood Park where
therc t,s ~ was awaiting them, at the mansion OF
A &; law. n supper fit for the gods. The
| c,,,cions narIors we're thrown open, the lnu'
sicions sonn at work, and with dancing, sing,
mo and rncitations the night soon passed
| AWAY. and morning dawned on tired sleigh
nmI'' 1naI' They reaclied the city at a. nj: Mr
and Hrs. 4. G. Law will long be remembered
"A: Mrs. Alfred Wright, Of No. 1886 Langley
| ovenne rave q pleasant party Thursday
| eve,,inr. Good music and a supper was pro
vt1n.l and those present enjoyed themselve:
f,uonlv
NJ ond Mrs. Wise. of No. Ss3 West Adam:
street we're agrccably surprised Tuesda,
nren;np hva company of about thirty friends
nenc1,o ms !ndllged in until a late hour
and simmer was served about II o'clock.
,i,x.'I5 T., " sin,y,, ride Monday evening Wis
| flint the residence ef Miss GertZ, III OAK
Park, where they were entertained royally
Dancing TO the music OIL flIzse'a'u o4'''e'
III. "'.s - ME- n;ter entertained the stu
dant: @ amlt , ln4iy and gentlemen officers of th'
Decorative Art Society yesterday afternoon
This was the second reception gwen this yea
to the art students OF Chicago py MI all'
Mrs Letter.