, 1881-11-13

| Inc OunE teople'S Association of st.
Paul's Unlversalist Church will hold 4 series
.of receptions this winter at Bourinque's
/ Snuth Side Academy. The dates are Nov.
Il, Dec. Is. Jan. l., :l.d Feb. Q. Tie associa-
tfon is Il very popular one, and the parties
will be- very enjoyable ones.
Thu Court Frisco Pleasure Club held its
first complimentary ball last Wednesday
evening at Ulici.'s Hall, and u very pleasant
| evening was passed.
Tie Apollo Musical Club will give the
first CONCERT Of its tenth season Friday even
ing, Dec -: Theodore Thomas and Ills
| orchestra will ba in attendance, and the
Damnation Of Faust" will be produced.
lIeruer Lodge, No. 81. held reception
| and ball last evening at the First Regiment
! Ar1nory, OH jackson street.
| The opening reception of the Afistletoe
| Pleasure Club took PLACE Thursday evening.
Noy; 10, in Afistlctoc uafl, corner Of Lake
I The first entertainment of the Loreley
Musical and Dramatic Club will be held at
the residence Of his Honor Mayor Harrison,
No. FL Ashland avenue, Wednesday cyen~
ing, Nov. 1G.
/ !. X reception was given last Tuesday even
ing at tie residence Of Mr.. John Flynn i'll
honor OF Ills daughter, Miss Katie Flynn.
who has just returned from the East where
shs spenta year visiting relatives aud friends:
Pleasure Club will give its first reception Of
the season at Parker:s Hall.
The return OF Mrs. 4: Lehman from Eu-
| Lopc, tosetAer WIN MISS iAuIlnc .auSuSt,
from Cumberland. Pa, was Thursday matte
She OCCASION Of It very cheerful party dc cafe
! ut the residence ot Mrs. Maurice Stettaur.
Tle West Side caterer, Mr.. Eckhardt, fur
| nlslled tho essentials.
-, \ new new pleasure club has been formed on
the West Side, in thu vicinity Of Wicker
Park, called the Garfield Pleasure Club.
Thursday evening tile Rev. Dr. J. II. Bar
rows, tic newly-installed pastor Of tile First
Presbyterian Church, and his a1MiabIc wife,
] fn1nEnrHI = rtpn1Iffn in t1a rlnr~ 1f
the church. The formal exercises were
opened with prayer by the Rev: DR.. J. u.
| Worrall, then u. H. Pearson delivered the
address Of welcome, to which Dr. Barrows
Tuesday evening the Rev. Dr.. and Mrs. A.:
| Z. George were ten'lercd Il most cordial
welcome home from Europe by the cotlgra-
CATION Of Centenary Church. The welcome
Of the church. 4 musical program was one
Of The pleasing features Of the entertain
lnent.
A[r: and; Mrs. II. \. Kohn celebrated the
tweniy-tlfth anniversary OF their wedding
by entertaining selectconlpany OF friends at
their residence on Calumet avenue Wednes
day evening. Those invited included only
the Immediate relatives and a limited num-
ber Of intin!ate friends. .
w Mel MslIen n + hs Assista1t 5; Gensral
| ern Railroad, was the VICTIM of delightful
surprise party last Wednesday evening, the
occasion being the removal Of Mr. Mellen
into his new home, No. 42G La Salle street.
The Rev. Dr.. Henson was rendered an I ill:
1ln,a. W' 1Seep."f iHufseay e'f.mS ;nis - tut
| Church ot The ri.si.innca nf Slr- and Airs I.
| + t;iilctt, M. IONS Michigan avenue
AFR. and Airs. W: !. Sink, and Miss Jessie
ol.ls, M u .Monfoe, Mich; na'e PEEL II, .ne cily
M pase t,, n.Sa ,1,se 81 Wre na,r
man, Of the Woodruff Hotel.
| The "Gernan ~ by the bachelors Of the
| Calumet Club will occur Monday evening
next "a: Mt ;BournlYm,e,s t,! sonth Side Academy
a1 Muli ~ n.n o.l,'litna ~ "halr; ;,+,t,o,.
| to his twc11ty-siytl annual game dinner
! which takes place at the Grand Pacific, Sat
| ulxay, NOV, ~. .,o H.,
c:,rn press t:1,h viii occvr Satvr,lov m areninn
| w .M at the 11m,,.roo,ne ~'''' ''4''
| ;r},a & Hnrrnrd 1.;nns will g;vo tho;r fret
,,rtr nnxt Er;'a, a,m,,;," "' ~ ia arn,or,. of
| 1,'a I;rsf i}ay;mnn3t ~ inctson ~ 80. str"ar -
Hia snco',;i r,,nnt;nn M - +io teristot p,o,c.
mn. Nini' ,ii hs ei,.1.,' ~ - Shrrn'is a,dn,"v
V.na.'t, w r.: "'''
n1c i,r,1:nnsi. 31.rs sus a. 1,anavolant
~ E Ci,. M3 Uni .'';u in tia
ana Earlyuosns a ASS'catl2' II Wl no'd 1ef IieG
nsCuna Ss ,.T Ill., uat ~. ',t h"tl
h''fsuas' lnanAsslv..ls n's"l'
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Ihl.eoS -
Slrs. Josie u. freeman, OF Co!dWater. M1cn..
/ is WISHING Mrs. Ii. +. N0FCFUaS III ner HOllle
| in lIytc Park,
~ ;, r. ,v;i,ono,,,,. of or;s,,;,,o ~, is
-. - ,'o, t.r:,,>,s: A' ~ - -
SSlt11g his pfolueI, Il. L. N1i1ousuos' IL
! Hyde Park
| holland Shaw. late of New York. formerly
cop,aotad will, tbo Er;o 4,,i1w,v has rp-
eo'ile1,eu VII, ule ,i El,c , ,tA,l "',' '''' -
moved MS l:'h1ly 10 HSae l:'h.
Miss Kate 1tosinG, OF ltyue fark. lett
Thursday for Notre Dame, Ind, to attend
| school at St, Nary's..
Mrs 4 q TaIcott of Rutra]o. n Y. and
~. ~ ,r.i.>tt - so,,d,,:.,-,. y ~, ,,;s;t-
Mrs. ": lalcot1' OF oal'u"sSs' ~, are WISH.
Ing 1T III rs. J. d. StowelPs, No. 335l Forest
avenue,
Miss Amelia Watts has RESIGNED her mart
'r,s' -AA!e.4.' ~ '''ts '' -, n',, p
OF lcbccco III the o'h'4 VI Iosen co''-
pany, ana IS HOW III the clty.
Miss Julia Ticknor, Of st. Louis, is visiting
| Miss Ormsbee. Of No. III Western avenue,
where she will remain for several weeks.
MIR: james :rilcston and Miss Ella Tileston,
Of bingham. Mass, who have been visiting
i'll this city. left for home last Monday
Miss Carrie Bloom. OF No. va; Indiana
avenue, LETT yesterday OIL VIsll 10 1rlenuS
i'll Quincy, ILL.,:
The Misses Cecil ana kose Mayer nave Ielt
| fha citt f1r 4 brltf FiSlt 10 Quincy,