, 1881-11-06

will he Il lemonade fountain with lseoccc;
ut the Wclt.'' Rebecca will appear III I'LL
AN agreeable surprise was tclldere! \: =, y
Luntlbnrg Monday evening, it being ltls 5is
birthday, by the Frcja Quartet, OF WHICH "
is a member, They presented lllM Wlth
soltl-ileaded cane and 4 cyiiliftr desk nl!'
bookcase. The presentation occurred ut Iii
Thursday evening, Nov 5, the Bryant Lit
| erary Society elected tile following oiflcels &
serys for the next flX m1n.1; IfGsen;
&. Congdon: Second Vice President, Mrs. J
e. Barker; Secretary, G: H. Adams; Trets T
-urer, Miss Carrie Stray; Lady Editors, Mss
| Farnuln and Miss Sadie Brcckbill; Sergeant
atATis i Esr @ wit; ;ly Bo15a 9of Of wIa 2anagefS
Baldwin a1r. Wilt, Mrs. Wilt, i. u. noull
| han. Miss Eliza Stray, and J. f. Murphy.
| Halloween WAS celebrated by.a large com
pany Of young people at the residence ol Mr.
Henry Brookcs. OF Oakland, Monday even
! ing, Oct II. The evening was spent Dy all
| in playing games, dancing. p;Irtaklng Or tilt
refreshments that were served etc. Nlill tll(
| tnrnin. point was reached IL o'clock)
when the company uisperSe!t, an expressing
themselves as delighted with the evenings
"Wednesday evening ar. and Mrs. 4. Eic1,,
hold celebrated the twenty-tfth anniversary
| OF their wedding by handsomely entertaining
:: large company OF consenial friends, The
| reception WAS given ut Standard Hall. and
w:,i probably the most elaborate entertain
| Ment ever served in Chicago.
| Tuesday tile ltey. Dr. and Mrs. ii. W.
| Thomas wert: rendered Il reception ut the
| Sherman House by the members Of the COLI
.yre.ation OF the Peoples Church. Tie ut,
| tendance wAs large, and the evening proved
very pleasant 10 all concerned:
- The South Side Cooking Club met at the
nue., Thursday evening. This WAS the first
meeting OF the Sc:1son. \ limited number Of
gentlemen were invited to participate in the
feast spread BY the young Ladies'.
The West End Dramatic Club, one. of the
most popular amateur dramatic organizations
tainllent Thursday evening, Oct q, ut tie
West End Opera-lIouse, upon which ot-
easi0n they produced the drama, ''C;,st Up
~ :ha 5hf ,avx WayfS:1 T,r aud the conedy entitled
y musical and social entertainment was
given by the young people ol Trinity Afethott-
ist Episcopal Sunday-scliool Thursday even
ius. commencing 1T O'Clock.
1he "Gerlnan - to be given by the bacle-
lors Of the Calumet Club at Bourl,i1uc's Nov.
Mrs. ". L. Thompson received tile Ladies'
Union of the Central Church at her resi-
dencc, No. Ul9 Adams street, Thursday even
Ing:
Miss Haskell, OIL Michigan avenue, last cycI-
Miss Walker. of Indiana avenue, grace
fully entertained select company VI friends
last Tuesday evening.
given at Nj. and Mrs. WcCormick's, on
'Throop street, last Thursday evening, it
heinz the occasion Of the return Of Mr.. II. II.
Cnrrie, after spending Z pleasant vacation III
Indiana. Mr.. George Herbert: Of ST. Brill
tile Holy Fa1:ity choir: entertained Tie com
puny with several fine duets. ably assisted By
Miss Minnie Doyle in the chorus, and accom-
panied with yiolins BY Mr. Frank ktosh and
Mr.; Thomas j. Ka'ie: Miss Katie r. Egean
encored on Several Of Moore's melodies.
Among those present were Mr.. George Her.
bert. Mr.: j. K. Murphy, Mr.. Thomas j. Kane,
Mr.. John Brown, Mr.. Eddie Doyle, Miss
Minnie DOYLE, Mr. Frank keogh. Miss Katie
+. Egean, Miss Maggie Higgins, Miss Moran,
Mrs. Norton and daughters, Miss Katie
Griffin, Miss Maggie Carrie. Miss Bessie
kel1oe, Miss Maggie Nockels, and Mr. N. II.
Currie..
Monday evening Mr.: and Mrs, l.. ,lonat,
Mr.. Monat's 44t1 birthday. a number
OF friends. and relatives assembled, and 4
most enjoyable tim. was indulgeu in. Tile
four sons and daughters Of the host and
hostess presented them with very handsome
breakfast, dinner, and tea sets Of 1Co pieces,
aud the presentation WAS a complete surprise
to the recipients A number Of other pres
en1S were received.
The friends Of the Rev. 4. G. George,
D. D., pastor Of Centenary IT. +. Church, ,'are
invited TO participate in Il welcoming recep-
tion to be rendered to the Doctor and his
wife, who have just returned from Europe,
at the parlors OF the CHURCH, Tuesday eyen-
ing, Nov. S.
Mr. and Mrs. William II. Bailey were most
asreeably surprised by Il number Of intimate
friends aI their residence. No. 2S22 Calumet
avenue, Thursday evening. Music, dancing,
and general Suitability shortened the hours.
At T. O'Clock supper was served, after which
the an!usements were again resumed.
William II. Bailey, Florence Benner, Will
i'm Kent. and George 1';trkins: Mesdames
Lesser, Mann: Daley, kelscll. Appleton, Refs;
the Misses Hannah, Lesser, Neellir Benner,
Nay Outer, Mamie Call, Annis Smith. Amelia
and the Nlessrs. u. Benner Walter 4.yans,
j. and f. Urbanus j. Smith, Euyune Emory,
y. Moriilg; T Ruel1l, F. ana William kelscll,
y. Smith, Walter Bailey, W. G. Parkins, F. |
f. Thomas. and Il. S. kefscl. !
Last Friday evening Mr.. Harry lIollister /
was surprised at his residence No. $50 Viii
cox avenue, by about thirty Of his friends. |
Tie first part Of the evening was spent in |
dancing. followed by a bOuntiful supper, |
ter favored the guests with some very enjoy
able recitations, when dancing was resumed |
and continued until late hour.
Last Thursday evening the people Of VIII |
mette organized the Wilmette Literary AS
sociatlon, which they propose to carry Oil +
during Tie coming winter with bntl pleasure
and profit. The first regular meeting will be
held next Friday evening. i good program
has been announced, and successful time
is anticipated.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Rothschild gave very |
pleasant entertainment in the shape of an |
elegant etildrells party III honor Of Miss
Annie, Master Morton. and Edwin isOtls-
,llild upon their return from the East. There
we're 10l little folks present. and HI invita-
ions issued to their little. friends. 1t was a
very elegant and enjoyable affair.
The Euterpc Musical and Literary Club
net Thursday evening at the residence of
Thomas Goodman, Esa, No. AGO Fulton
street, and an exceedingly pleasant evening
vas spent. An ell joyable program WIS car
led ont. 4 fashionable West Side caterer
furnished the refreshments. The next meet
ng will be held on the evening of Nov. II
It the house Of Thomas Gaunt, No. I'll West
s10nrOe-St.
Tile opening reception OF the Ashland Club
yas given nj Buurniuue's West Side .Acad-
smy last FRIDAY evening. Notwithstanding
lie stormy weather the party was well at
ended About fifty couples assembled and
,njoyed tile evening dancing to the elegant
music furnished by Prof. Pound.
The first reception Of the W. II. Il. Society |
xiiI be held at the Academy Hall, NJ IS
I1rs, ,r+ .3,.e,