, 1881-10-23

| his marked scholarship which earned 1or
him the highest h0nUrS While Ill col4cSc.
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS.
hosny company assembled at the resi-
t.anca of Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Slayton. NO.
SOS Hubbard street: last Illt1rsttay evening 10
| celebrate the twentieth anniversary OF Their
nl:irTiaGe. 4 pleasant evening was spent III
various games, music, and dancing until the
s1na!lhours of morning. The presents were
quite numerous, beautiful, and appropriate.
MeSsrs. F. Bode.l, c. Curdy, and y. L. bailey
acted rs masters uf ceremonies. WedEeWoo!l
furnished tile music. Among those present
were Mr. -a.ld Mrs. F. Bodeil, Mr. and Mrs.
C. Curdy, MI, and Mrs. F. II. Currjer, Mr..
and Mrs H. Scheidiman, Mr. and Mrs. J. .katile,
Mr.. and Airs. L.dS. Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Law, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Toss, MI md Mrs. r.
Sherman, Mr. and Mis-, j. 3. Payne, Mr.. and
Mrs. Froome, Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Cordanicl,
Mr.. and Mrs. ForsytIe, A1r. and Mrs. Stew
art. Mr. aud Mrs. \. Ober, Mr.. al.d alrs. y.
Levy. Mr.. and Mrs. S. Greenbergll, AR. and
Mrs. King, Mr. and Mrs. Bracket, AZ. and
Mrs. Il. Reed. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Zelill, Mr.. and
Mrs. y. S. Kurlald, Mr.. aud Mrs. P. J. C;s-
hjll, Mrs, J, r. Bailey, Mrs. Montgomery,
Mrs. II. Wilson, Airs. Y. Jones, Mrs. Pool,
Mrs. Champion, Mrs. Carpenter OF Harrison.
ILL.,, Mrs. Pollock. Mrs. Il. Miner, the Misses
Fannie Halifax, Emma SGlleI:lll1an. Edith
Belyiderc, M Myra Tenfeid OF Sterling, H.,
Lizzie kerstcn, Maggie Gray, Miss king.
Maggie Crimulins, Minnie Scl,arlau, and
Messrs. Bailey, Stokes, Flynn. Spanlding,
kersten, Sands, Gardiner. Or; Mla;fee, Bal
Law, Siayton, Merkley, Witty, and Scheidi-
Thursday evening the Euterpe Musical
and Literary Club met with Miss Satlfe FitZ-
geraid,'ut no. II Winchester avenue. The
program was splendidly rendered. and COLI
sisted at fine selections. Miss Edith Elliot,
the elOcutlonlst. read 4 popular selection, +,
". Snyder and bliss Pauline Runlniess, ten
or and contralto of the Third Presbyterian
Church choir, sang Il duet most acceptably; !;
W. +. Hypes, tenor Of the Eighth prtSby te-
rian Church choir, sang Il solo with piano ac-
compartment: j. II. Eeltliug read the opesl-
ing chapters OF the society chronicles; Miss
Pauline PreybIe>s rendition Of i piano solo
WIS very. pleasing. Among the remaining,
numbers on the program were two Si1IOS on
the either, by llr. Truetlell., The refresh
lnents and round Of sociality closed the ell
-juyab!e evening.
The Qui Tivc Club, new organization Of
elegant reception At tie residence Of Mr. Z.
y. Trudclle, No. Is 1.oomis street, By Miss
Alice Trudeile, Friday evening. Dancing
was tue order Of this evening, and was ac-
eo1ntanietl by good 1luslc and much enjoy
ment until 4 late hour. The, club intend
alternating this program with those i'll which
the literary and musical will predominatc
Among those present were the Misses Tr,l-
delle, French, Stone, Alarchant, Matthew'S,
Mrs. Murray, Mr. and Mrs Luther lawton
and MessEs. Porter. Cafes, Pratt, Siberia,
Brow4. and Alarcfant- ::
ParaNieE House was the scene OF 4 very
pleasant and enjoyable party last Tuesday
night. It was given by the ladies of the
ht'use, and reflects the highest credit upon
the committee, Nesdatne| Kid.!ell and Ritc!,-
ie. for the very excellent arrangements made
for the pleasure of the evening. Delightful
mllSic was supplied, anu dancing was kept
up till midnight. Among the guests present
was Miss Nellie McAuiitfe, Of Philadelphia.
Jerome. All who were fortunate enough to
be present shall remember the occasion as a
Very happy and pleasant one, anu feel CRATE
tul to Nlr. Batehasn, tile proprietor, for his
The Il. S. {. Social Club was reorgalllzcd
for the season Of 1Ssl-'S,, and e.ctes the fol
lowing officers: j. T. Reed. President: Mrs.
l.. ". Flick, Nict.i' Resident; 4. +. Irons.
Secretary: l., W. Flick. Treasurer. There
will be series OF ten receptions, occurring
on alternate Thursday evenings, con,mcli-
cling Nov 10, the first to be held at the resi-
dence Of l.. n. Flick, No. Ss6 West Adams
Street, 80 @ 80 !
A: number of young people met at the resi-
evening to welcome Miss Julia Dee on her
return to the city Tie evening was passed
lndancing, and all present: ha.t lnost enjoy
able time. : .7~:t 4, .,."t...
sing at The: Linsoii Street i. t. dhurci1, Oet.
for,tl.e Jul Wives Gf,,t, Nov: 24 and 1T the
Central Music Hal! Nov. S. :'@ :.
Theinttiatory soirec Of the Englewool Club
NAL High School building: Quite largo
cuncourse gathered there to trip the light
fantastic to the music furnished BY Pounds
orchestra of six pieces. The party was q
crowning success, and a source of great
ought TO feel highly clatet}-
4 very enjoyable surprise party was ten
dered to Mr.. j. Eich last "Wednesday even
ing At his residence No. 1850 West Madison
street. Dancing, refreshments, and general
i u:ee1lng of the Chicago Either Club was
held last Tuesday evening i'll Lunlberlnan'S
Hall, No. 1T} Archer avenue. President
Klttchof occupying the chair. The following
officers wers eeeis: r 5;s Spfc;ma1,, PreS
Kittctof, Dirigant; N. Pvlaclek. Treasurer;
Secretary, Germ -Ariya.
A party was given at The residence of Mr..
Joseph Neubcrger,. No. sSo Thirty
street, in hollur OF the return CT Airs. Jasep
Liebenstein from a long sojonrn in the West.
Quite number Of the friends and relatives
were present. aud enjoyed very pleasant
afternoon.
The Veteran Union League lave organized
4 series OF promenade parties, the first of
which Will be held Saturday evening. Oct,
90, at the arE1ory Of the First Regiment,
l. y. T., OF, Jackson street. Pounds urclles-
ira will be i'll attendance and furnish some
the opening night. The proceeds viii he de-
voted to furnishing the rooms Ut the League:
The Committee of Arrangements consists Of
z. T: Drouks: john I. Floyd, S. II. Randolph,