, 1881-11-20

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER ~
tenth anniversary of their marriage T.lcslay
evening ut their residence, M. ~ Aaf''son
| STREET.
Church yonn: people held their second circle
Friday. Mt tho residence Of the pastor, the Nev.
I'M. Worral!, D. D., No l'd Warren avenue.
! Despite the very incelEent weather largo
us5emblage Of young people gathered, anu cn-
! juyabiy rendered ting progran'- ,.
Tho Young Peoples Association of tuul $
Unrersnlist Church inaugurAtcu q series or
parties Thursday evening ut Prui Bourniate,s
! South Side Acadcmy. Notwithstanding tha ir-
cemency Of tho weather, tho attendance was
very tlAttertn tn tho management, und there IL
every reason to believe tho series VII! prove ex-
ceptiona!ly successful. Tho SECOND reception
occurs Thursday evening. Dec. H.
The Euterptnn Club met ut the residence OF
Miss Gaunt, No. III West Monroe street, Thurs
The second annual reception and banquet OF
the Noyal Arcanum will occur ut the Palmer
House Nov. -.
Miss Lotta Harland, of the North Side, enter
taincd d few Of her fr,eris lust Tucstlny even
ing Dancing was inanlged in By Ati Until u
reasonably late hour. Among those present
Jennie hchards, Miss Johnson, Miss Scipp, Mr
and Mrs. Blnttncr, and Mcssrs. Ed Wood, Will
Parker, G Y Swift, nnd Oscar hla:tner: I, .au,
elegnnt German ut 1iourili4uc's :Acadetny, on
Twenty fourth street, alonduy evening II was
the second uf this delightful toru nt entertain
mGnts. which the bachelors now propose 10 make
al nrnuil feature OF society on tho South Side
The Illinois Club gave tho first OF Il series OF
musical. entertainments NJ ITS cait' mouse on
WIS u iargo and elegant ntfatr tho most pie.s-
Ing feature beng the presence Of tho ltdies
The floors were cnnvhsscd. uiad llund furnished
tho music. hut, on nccount Of the large com
pany present. dancing w:.s lightly indulscd III:
a concert, dress pnraslc. and exhibition y = drill
by st. 4irrnnr.l Commnndcry. No. is, X. L., wits
held in he Exposition Building Friday evening.
The regular inonthiy reception Of the Chicago
Press Club will occur saturday evening. i,
The Mount ltolyokc Alu,nn;' OF the North
west will hold thor eight! annual reunion 1T the
Grand Pacific Hotel Saturday, Nov. s6' from 10
to o. ciuek.
The Congress Club were entertained Thursday
evening BY Mr. and Mrs. George &. Parkcr OF
No. 81 West Congress street.
Huttery ID, Maj. f. robcy's battery. has ar
ranged to open its new nrlnory on Michigan ave-
ullc tho evening III dee. j with Il grand re-
ccptlon. which. tt hopes Will be = Eranu annr,
large portion ut the obligations incurred III coll
nrcsion with the erection Of the building
Mrs. y. ". Potter has issued cards for three
afternoon receptions 10 he given from l. ~ Is,
Nov =. and ~ aud Dec. i, ut hrr residence, NO.
81 Dcarburil avenue.
4 uuuscule and IN oltt-lnshioneA tea-pnrty
will he g.yen 1T L. \. Assembly Rooms Tuesday
evening, Dec. u. Under tho auspices OF Metro
polital l.ol:.e. M. l.3':s. H. OF IL.
McNaty l. Co. will give their first stntisn hl ut
lsrant's Hall, corner of ERIC and Clark streets.
Wednesday THANKSGIVING Ere). The commits
make this OF the most cnicyas.e nlInirS OF
the season. Each lady will receive as fl souvenir
= beautiful embossed urosrin mule to order i.
Philadelphia. The tHusic will be under the d-
recton Of Prof. Pound with fifteen pieces.
f PERSONAL.
Miss Mary i. Callahan, who has been spenuin:s
the summer with the family Of Dr. Clarence f.
De Wolfe, has returned to her home In ST. Louis
L>r. Ed. Bert who h.s been absent from the
eifr ,rIf h hiS family for carraI nlt,nfhs
tur.,ed in full health ard will resume his prac-
tice within Il few days.
Mrs. Hiram L. Nour5e and Mrs. Silas II. Chat
field, OF Troy, Wis, have returned to their rilrA
homes after tarryiug for Il while with their
brother, g. II. kinx, ut No. SG Thirty eighth
street.
Russell tatl:n. Of burlington, N,ls. has been
spending a few days among Ills Old friends in
Mrs. Tlton and daughter Maggie, Of san
Francisco. have been visiting Sir und Mrs. Ira
Brown THE nISt week.
Mr. und Mrs. Il; +. lIcal.l have left the city on
u Ten days' trip TO New Orleans und will return
Nrs. T. Henderson and Mrs. D. II. Kimberly,
OF Cleveland o., are visiting Relatives and friends
in this city. Mrs. Henderson i ssoppin:: at Ny.
/. South Peoria street, md Mrs. Kimberly is
stopping 1T M. Isl Rebccct street.
e, t.. EuEn Is down with typhoid fever.
Mrs .'u.ln Il; Uay ana Miss Minnie Day left tho
city last Monday for Frankfort, r., where they
:, Miss 4, y" bowman, editor OF the Home lis
foT, is IL iowa visiting friends there, aud will
Sir ana Mrs John b. Durand, of this city, will
spend the winter ut Nice, France. Bcfure re-
turning TO America they will make tour
through Spain and Egypt
Miss Jesse A. Creighton, Of EI9in. returned to
the city Thursday, and will spend thu winter
with her sister, Mrs. u. Q. Brown, Of West
George Lord. Esq, of Rochester N. y, well
known in railroad circles. has been here in the
city TOR the past ten days, a guest ut the Leland
Mr Charles ". Ellis, of New York City, is
visiting Old friends in this city. ami Is the guc5
aIr. Ed Scholtz, OF Denver, who has been
the guest Of Mr.. ltoilin Matson, returned to the
Mr. and Mrs. George {. Ball have returned
home after al absence OF several weeks in New
OrfcAu5.
MIR, Austin j. Murphy has returned from an
Mr. Charles Il. Gibson is visiting in Sandwich,
Mrs. c. c. Nonuey and Miss Florence nonney
arrived lust evening from the East, where they
have been for several weeks.
Or. 4. H. ltoobnS. Of Denver, arrived Thurs
day, and will remain till this afternoon. when
he leaves for St. Louis.
Miss Afiene II. O'Hura. who graduated Mt
Park Institute with high honors last June, Left
last week for the Convent Loretro Abbey. ut
Toronto, Canada, to perfect herself III music,
painting. and other accomplishments.
Mr.. Cpnrtes Il. Crane, who recently married
Miss Cornc!ia Smith. at Paterson, n. j., is now
NJ NO. 5tH w GSL " AS1lnEG0n street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Tucker returned SUIT
day morning from five weeks Colorado trip.
Mr. A. r. Keith, of Boston, has been III the
city during the week on his return from st.
fouls.
Mr. ind Mrs. c. S. Hutchins, OF No. alU7 Mich
igan avenue leMve Monday for tho East, where
they will stay for two weeks.
Among the passengers on the Scythia, which
sailed Inst Wednesday, WAS IL. s. Roof, Of No.
s9 Illinois street. Mrs. Koof will spend the WIN
ter with rclntivcs nnd frienus in London.
LATEST NEW YORK MODES.
Nc.u FORK Erflin9 Post
Dress skirts grow shorter nnd fuller.
Chamois- Leather gloves arc much worn.
Ostrich plumes ornament dresses as well US
bonnets.
Black fox and black Russian hare are fashion
able fur trimmings.
11ussar jackets. of scarlet cloth, trimmed with
military braid and tiny gold buttons, worn
by girls in their teens.
Very handsome silk circulars. lined with fur.
can he bought for SO. This reduction is caused
by the greater popularity Of tho dollnan.
Exqutst toilets are made of vim dc champagne