, 1881-03-06

decessors, 1t proved very enjoyable affair,
and the members of the Club may congratu-
late themselves upon having given series
of parties first-class in their character,
which will long be remembered by those
who attended them.
The Memo Social Club gave their sixth re-
ception Tuesday evening in Lakeside Hall.
Winkler furnished music, and 4 happy eye1l-
ing was passed by those present
The Owl Club gave Il dinner TUESDAY az
the Grand Pacific uotel to Salylni, the ltaliall
tragcdian.
very interesting aud delightful meetings dur
Ing the present winter and sevc:a! valuable
and able pnpers have been read before IT,
Last Tuesday evening (: rare treat G,, was gu"
oyed II Hn it to - lsctsrs sisret ct lie ec Ee
urer is evidently profound thinker hoth ll nn
art and philosophy, and his lecture was really
eloquent 1t enchalned the attention OF ail
from the first sentence to The iast: anu WY
treat The meetings of the Art Club are all
held in the spacious parlors Of ). ~ Alltatd,
who most generously insists upon the Cup
meeting regularly at his house. III u sHort
at which time he will show rare collection l'l3
ri uniuue and beautiful works OF art gathered
for tie occasion. An art club conducted
with such spirit and enthusiasm is genuine
public and social benefit .;o,,,,,,o
The Lackey Zouayes gave very en]toyaoie
| hon "Wednesday evening", at the Falmer donSe,
| and delightful evening was passed. me
company have suspended their entertain
ments until after Easter.
The annual bal masQue OF the Clllcaso
| Turngcmeinde was given Monday evening
at the North Side Turler-Hall. The attelid-
| unce was large and q general good time was
4nTh 'rhn Nyack t Social Club gave an informal
narty at Bourniques West Side Academy
| Which far exceeded the most sangulue antlcl-
! patlons OF the Club :.nd their many friends.
Music by Poor's full orchestra, with Pfot-
| Carr RS prompter.
! Club was held Friday evening at THO resi-
| tleucc Of Miss Alice \. Uutchlns, No: Ssi
| West Adams street. Miss Lizzie A. Miller
| and Mr, Il. D. Cable were the Program Com
oneretta, one1efi The % Twin sisters,'' we're pre-
| '11i Tic iIcrnione Club held its regular meet
| ing at the residence Of j. II. van Osdel,
! Esu.. on South Morgan street, last Iuesaay
| evening, on which occasion the following
! program of unusual excellence was prc,,
sentcd: Piano duet, the Misses PoItle and
| Batctlelder: reading, selection from '.Othel-
TO-" Mr. F. E. Post; so!o,; + MIS; Ga[FlnSton1' Wr =
Laird; piano solo, Mrs. Blake; quarrel scene
| from '..lu1ins Cesar "-Dr,tt1s, Mr.. F. E.
Post: Cuxsius, Mr.. 4. G.. Laird.
The Y S Cub held its sjStn resspt5Sn Sa M
At the residence i,a e Ezv 1nGfew svt1nE ndrl
The fourth annual baL-maslue Of the Zion
Literary Society. one Of tile first Jewish or
EXAMINATIONS Of the city, is TO take place sat
nr,tay evening next at the North Side TURN
| er-Hall.
Tie l. z. Club gave another Of their r
! cnptions Wednesday evening 1T jacobs Hall,
| Prospect Park, III. Notwithstanding the in
| clenency Of the weather, quite large mum,
oil
| 10 have q much better time than they had
had previously, as the weather was worse,
and all went away feeling amply repaid for
the effort they had nade i'll going. The mehl-
bcrs Of the 4. 4. Club have determined that
| il is unnecessary for our young folks to 20
| to Chicago tor society and amusement and
are for that purpose holding Il series Of select
| parties, with the best Of music and society III
attendance, and are meeting With Il signal
Company \. First Regiment, I: y. G., were
entertained Tuesday evening, March l, by
Mr.. John Z. Harper: Il member OF the COM
pany, at his house, No. 3sls Langley avenue.
There was Il good attendance OF the members
der of the evening. and lasted into tile small
hours, at which time The company separated.
i musical and literary ENTERTAINMENT toi-
| lowed by a reception and dancing. VIII bo
born Council, No. 2:s, r. A., Tuesday even.
| ing, at Fairbank and Apollo Halls, Central
St St. bernard Rifles, I Company, First
some cards OF Invitation to their first annual
fuIl-tlress inspection and informal reception,
| to be held at the Armory Thursday evening
of this week. ..,-.,..-
The annual literary and musical entertain
| ment, followed by 4 reception and dancing,
under the auspices of the George II. Thomas
| Post. G. A. T.. will occur at the Armory OF
the First Regiment, l. n. e.. Monday even
ing: ,.yos+
Side Academy, OIL Monday evening. was a
| very pleasant affair, about sixty couples BE-
ing present. This WIS the fourth OF the Sc
ries. The next occurs in about two wcgkS. :.
The Lorelcy Musical and Dranatic CLUB
idence OF Dr. +. Ziesfeid, No. 43 Loomis
| street, Tuesday evening. ,,..,
| On Tuesday evening the Talisman Clut
| gave very large and pleasant party at Mar.
tines. West Side academy. over ioo couples
enjoying tho pleasure of the occasion;
Members of the First Presbyterian Cilurch
gave very pleasant soclabie at the residence
OF Mr. Cobb. on Michigan avenue, Friday
evening. There was good attendance, an "a
the evening was passed in a most agreeaole
manner by all Refreshments were served a.
about 10 O'Clock. after which a couple a
hours were spent i'll music, dancnls' arc
charades. ........
will, St. Marks Church met ut the reSldence
of Mr., and Mrs. r. A. Wescott, No. 340s
Vernon avenue, Tuesday evening. There
were about twenty-five couple present. Wlt
passed the evening in most pleasant man
ner. The following ladies participated II
the exercises of the evening: Miss Bragg
Miss Goodman, Miss Ross, aud Miss Davis.
The annual banquet Of the Cornell Uni
yersity Association Of Chicago was enjoyed
! BIZ a large number OF the aIuinnD Of that in
siitut,on at the Grand Pacific Hotel Monday
The soiree musicale of the Chicago Musica
College at Apollo Hall Thursday ing
was very delightful affair.
Tho members Of the Farragut Boat Clll
will celebrate their ninth anniversary by
grand banquet next Thursday evening.
In spite Of the severe siow-storin, las
| Thursday evening was the occasion OF !;
pleasant, agreeable, and successful surprise
party on Mr.. Adam Il. Clock, rendered. b,
his fellow members of the North Chicago
| Literary and Social Club, to commemorate
lis 2tst birthday. dancing, music,
| catered banquet, and other amusements Wer
| the order Of the evening.
} The Roscdales sixth reception. which wa!
to have occurred OIL Thursday evening las
at Sulliyan's Academy, was postponed OIL &C
count of the unfayorable weather to Marc
"a
The St. Bernard Commandery, No. 81, h
T., held its usual masquerade last Tuesda
J evening III the asylum on kinzie street. !
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