, 1881-02-20

HE CHICAGO TRIBUNE:
evening was pleasantly spent at the hotel,
"ltn music, dancing, and supper.
a large and select audience greeted tho
ltott upon her first appearance IN this city
last Tuesday evening at Van Buren, Hall.
Those who attended were richly paid for
their trouble. Many of her pieces were new,
aud her delivery was original. Her medley
the +" "Nqilnm Bonum' y Quartet, Who rem
dered some very difficult music during tho
evening. Miss Elliott has won her many
friends during her short stay here, and by
them 1t Is hoped she may be prevailed upon
to favor them with another reading.
It was merry sleightng. party that left the
city, Friday evening bound for Oak Park and
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Kidston,
where they arrived at $50. Among tie feat
nres Y; ;s OF the evening was the reading Of Miss
which was well rendered. After fine sup
per, dancing was indulged in until a late
hour, when the party returned to the city
well pleased with their trip.
few of their friends very, pleasantly Friday
evening a very social time was enjoyed,
and bounttful repast. served at IL O'Clock.
Those present were hlr;; and Mrs. Robert
Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. W. II: Carman, Mr..
sud Mrs. James Thompson, the Misses Jen-
ME, Annie, and Lottle Macauley, Carrie
Martin, Messrs. Barnes, Smith, Whiting,
Thomson, and Carnlan.
The South Side School Of Art holds a re-
oce esat9p TSSany Vs. fysnn dsem srea sa
Mr.. aud Mrs. Barnett of NJ. TO Arbor place,
gave a. coffee in honor of their daughter
Rosa last Sunday, and it was attended by
the Misses Jacobs, Dean, Baker, Dune
Mekinty,. Coniey, Eliel, Murray, and Messrs.
Wilson, B0nd, Sweenle, Cossinall, Moore,
Goodman. Foster. Maher, Morgentllal, Miller,
Hanson. GEeenburg, Cooper, Shulz, Rosen-
blAtt, and Klein.
Mrs. James A. Hair gave large party Fri
land avenue.
The Baptist Social Union gave very pleas
ant reception at. the Grand Pacific Hotel
Wednesday evening.
No. 1l6 Egan avenue, was rendered surprise
party b. a company OF young friends, the oc~
casion being the anniversary Of her 10Th
birthday. She was the happy recipient OF
several very handsome presents, Including
ion Sa rsaa @s ia M podson from w Watef ne d
Howard: Feb. IT, lSsl.'' A gold chain and
cameo slide, from brother Howard, accoul-
panied the watch Longfellow's complete
works, handsomely bound, and = unique
dancing, and a tempting repast afforded en-
joyment for the company. 4 pleasing, feat
ure Of the evening was the recital Of Scotts
Lochinyar BY Miss Dodson and plano
SOLOS BY Miss Alice n. Floyd, Of Greenfield.
nique's Wcsr-Side Academy was the scene Of
rare beauty aud animation, the occasion be-
Ing the juvenile valentine party Of the little
folk. Every part OF the immense building
was crowded with enthusiastic spectators
nd %tn nf nf ftntfe
the most emphatic applause, the Rory
O'Nore dance being especially novel and
laughable. The unique card programs dis
tributed among the children consisted OF .
valentino with the numbers neatly printed
on one side.
A large number of friends surprised Judge
BUyles last Wednesday evening at his resi-
dence, No. 6334 West Monroe street. The
evening was delightfully."- spent in social eon-
verse, dancing, and IN: the discussion OF az y,
was genuine surprise, not even the mem
bers of the Judges family having any inti~
nation Of the event. until at about S O'Clock
the many friends began pouring into the
house.
Monday evening Miss Belle Jansen gave
valentine party, handsomely entertaining a
select company Of young friends. The guests
appeared III domino the earlier part Of the
evening. thus giving pleasing variety to: the
entertainment Ihe posioiilce post afforded o ;a,,.a
hits naturally resulted. 4 sumptuous supper
was served during the evening"
Monday evening after the theatre MT.
Thomas keene, the eminent tragedian, was
men at the Sherman House. The banquet
was spread In the club-rUonl, and about tWen-
ty-five gentlemen gathered around the fes-
tive board to enjoy the feast OF reason and
Sw a % rspard d Sf ye e IS h meIs sasSt"na
Mrs Dr. 1sham entertained about seventy
five. ladies at n very artistic lunch party
Wednesday.
Woodruff Hotel next Thursday evening
Illinois Industrial School for Girls. The en-
tertainment is given in the interest Of the in
slitntion, and deserves to be largely attended.
Tickets admitting gentleman and lady, g.
Marsh, Mrs Laura J. Tisdale, Airs. Robert
Dryden, and Mrs. Arthur Smith.
Miss Alice Smith, daughter of the Hon.
William Henry Smith, gracefully entertained
d select company of friends Thursday even
ing at the Grand PACIFIC Hotel.
Tuesday evening Alr. and Mrs. George
FarnswOrtll, assisted by their daughters, the
Misses FarnswoTth, gave a very elegant
party, entertalninEa large company OF young
people.
Church lecture~room Thursday evening. for
the benefit of the industrial School for Girls,
was dramatic and financial success. The
Ha1monia Quartet provided the music.
PERSONAL.
The numerous friends of Miss Nellie
Lyon, a young lady resident for two years
past in our city OH West Washington street,
will be sorry to learn Of her departure for
London. She sailed Feb. 10 to join her
father, and will journey in the Old World
eight months or more. Miss Lyon is accom-
panied by the youngest daughter Of Mr.
aloseley, publisher of the Religious Herald,
at Hartford, Conn.
Mr. Charles w. Downs. who has so long
served as First Sergeant of Company 3,
First Infantry, was elected Second Lieutc1l-
ant of the company. "Cap'' is a favorit |
with his men, and his many friends will be |
pleased to hear OF his deserved promotion.
11r John SolIitt has gone. to .Lawtry,
Bradford County, Fla, to visit Afr. 4. 3. |
Bryan, one Of Chicago's old-time druggists. |
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