, 1881-04-24
s O'Clock. at the Michigan avenue N. +.
Church. ,,,
The marriage of Miss Florence Shcppart!
anu Prot. y. Eutler, Jr., will be celebrated
'ruasnaY at Il O'clock.
CLUE AFFAIRS.

L
CLUE AFFAIRS.
The last reception for the present season or
the Loreley Musical and Dramatic Club TOOK
p]ace Tuesday evening at Martinc's Ada
Street Hall, and was a brilliant success, well
worthy of the reputation of this excellent
organization. The musical and literary pro-
gram which occupied the earlier hours Of the
evening was prepared BY Mrs. Anna Cowell-
llubkirk and Mrs. r. 4. Edwards. Miss
Mollle Prindiville, Miss Henrietta StoltZ,
Mrs. Anna Cowell-llobkirk, and Mr.. Lucius
Henderson gave some excellent readings, and
the vocal part Of tie program was interpreted
by Mrs Itt:. Nine I'ryce, Miss Pauline ROM
mefss Mrs. delville Clark, Miss ki,tlc Wal
lace, Mrs Nina Sunmys, Mr.. W. II. West,
Mr.. Harry Hart, DR.. Charles T. Barnes,
and Mr.. John r. Tylcy.. The instrumental
music was in the hands Of Mr.. Frank Pierce,
Mr.. l.. \. Phelps, and Pounds orchestra.
Eckardt served Il supper 1T II O'Clock, and
after supper a dancing program OF twelve
numbers was gone 1llr ousll with. All pres
ent enjoyed a very pleasant evening.
Tie closing reception Of the Friday Night
Club was held Friday evening at the resi-
tence of w. N. pond, Esq, No. 53s West
Adams street. an excellent program was
furnished, and Eckavdt provided
fine supper. Among those present were
Mr. anu Mrs. ". NJ. Pond, A[r. and Mrs.
John Il. Ne!c2ar, Slr. and Mrs. &. II. Mend
sen, Mr.. and Mrs G. Y. l.. Peters, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Suulres, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
&. P.aers Mr.. and Mrs. e. B. Shourds, Mr..
and Mrs. &. II. Vroora;tn, Mr.. aud
Mrs. ". D. Bradshaw, Mr.. and Mrs.
4. H. Glaspcl. Mrs. II. IL, 1Ab-
bcy, Mr. Il. W. Durant. Miss Mamie Pretty
lnan, Miss Alice liutchins, Miss Nellie Hub
bard, Miss Maud Morey, Miss Mary Smith,
Miss Lizzie Miller. Miss Nellie Lane. Miss
Edna Sweet, Miss Minnie Stuart, Miss Jen-
nie Aerrick, Miss Lucy Thompson. and
Nlessrs IL. D. Cable, Fred Bowen. ". S.
Alinkler. F. Il. Williams, Dwight T. Jackson,
t;eorgt L. AlIcock, {. \. Thayer, Z. Is. Case:
A. ". Howe, William g. Jackson, anu
Homer Thomas.
The Press Club rendered Il farewell recep-
ton l;tst evening to Mrs. Franc B. Wllkie,
who leaves for London the first week i'll May
to jUilf her husband.
One Of the most pleasant events of the sea-
son WIS tile last reception Ut the \. r. ;.
Club. held 1T the residence Of Fred L. Dunn,
No. 3ll Park avenue. a fine program alld Il
delicious supper were served:
Last Friday evening the Pleasant Hours
Club ot Ravenswood, ILL.,. gave L calico par-
ty, which was the most enjoyable one Ut the
sc;lson Fitzgerald was present with good
| music,
The raIsnan Club gave their last recep-
tion Thursday evening ut Martine's Wcst
Side Academy, eighty couples participating
This was Il very pleasant closing to the series
of parties given by them this season.
Tie annual charity ball 'f. Of that oid anu
tlrrw's Society, was held at the fremont
House Thursday evening. aud proved brill
iant affair.
Next Tuesday evening Company d, First
Regiment Illinois Gava!ry, Siye : stnild mi mil-
eliy. Prominent military and civic oFilcers
will be present.
The evening entertainment Of the Ladies'
Coffee CLUB will he hel.i lit the residence Of
| Mrs j. L. Taylor No. G41 West Adams
street, lext Thursday evening.
The \. q. IL. saSe !; large party at Mar
tines West Side Academy Monday evening.
| There were l40 couples present.
4 literary and musical entertainment I'LL
der the auspices Ut the Young Peoples Asso-
ciauon Of st. Pauis Church was given last
Monday evening.
The Hawthorne Literary Society will ce!e-,
brate its fifth anniversary by r.; !; reception AMI
entertainment 70 be given Thursday, April
y, at &. y. Il. Hail, Nos. l6' and lG3 Wash
iugtOn street.
Tie K. s. D. S. held their final meeting
for the season last Tuesday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Erwin. After Il very
Society adjourned to meet at the call OF the
officers.
Next Tuesday evening Company &. First
Regiment, |. \. t., will give their fltth an
nu;i reception at the arinary.
| Tie party given friday evening at Inc
ar1nory, under the auspices of Company y.
First Regiment, /. \. IT,, was grand social
| allt! financial success.
| The young ladies of the industrial Soclcty
| gave u delightful entertainment at the resi-
| ience OF Mr.. George u. Pullman last Moil-
< new society. to be known as the Young
| Bachelors Association, NJ, c. s., has Just
men men Of the Standard Club: they have held
tei: meetings secretly that it Is difficult to
| ascertain wllal their future motives can be:
| Last Tuesday evening they hett their first
| meeting, and elected t!,e following IONS oiilceIs
| Scnossl,An; Nirc-lresident, Lnuis t.. hun-
ucllheimrr; Recording Secretary H.. N.
! Kosenb!att; Financial Sscrtary. Lewis !.
| Levy: Treasurer, Louis Z. Frank. TIE fol-
| lowing named gentlemen were enrolled rs
| members: MesS1s. Maurice RoSentehl, David
| lleisleIbergcr, Frank Foreman, Gustav Nor
scntllau. Walter G. Arnold, Henry q; Fore
lnan 1sidnre MonEielner: T1a stE S4lzoefses;
Ileynan, and Sol Eins:eln.
| The laties of the s. Il. p .. Fraternity re-
ccivcd their friends at the residence Of Miss
Elsie Browning, NJ. :l;lG Ellis park, Thurs
| day evening, April IL. l uc cullpttll3 NclC
entertained by the young ladies who cnsti-
tutc the Society.-~t!ie Misses Elsie and Clara
Browning, Julia llaw!ey, Fanny, Sarbtll,
| Carrie Ryan, Lucy Waite, Mary. Ed:crtol,
Ellie Coiesrovc. and Ida Smith. An eS-
uuisit piece Of flowers was presented to the
Society by the Psi Epsilon Fraternity.
| Among the guests were the MiS:es Crafts.
j,a11ilacr, Ch:1,der, AMI Maggie Waite, ana
Messrs. Clement. Gardner, Hopkins, kubcl.
l'rof. Olson, ali Of the Chicago University.
The st. Julien Pleasure Club will give a
calico hon Mt Shows Dancing Academy, cor
ncr Of Adams and I1alsted streets, Thursday
evening.
| RECEPTIONS, ETC.
Il very pleasant gathering Of relatives conl-
| pletely surprised Mr.. and Mrs. II. &. Naper,
Of No. II Lincoln place, "Wednesday, April
20, iii honor Of their wooden wedding cele-
bration. They were the happy recipients OF
numerous appropriate gifts With music
and games, interminglcd with social con-
verse. the evening was pleasantly spent, and
at {; late hour the guests departed, with
| 1nany good wishes and congratulations fur
I ,,-I,t tI.Y4t },jt I'm.