, 1881-01-02
class of Prof. Martine's West Side Academy
gave a reception to their parents and invited


The Young Peoples South Side Club held
The first Of the second term OF meetings at the
residence Of James Tame Allen, Esq, No.
,951 Vernon avenue, last Wednesday even-
Ing, Despite the extremely cold weather, |
large company were present and most heart
iIy enjoyed the exceeding hospitality OF the
host and hostess. The newly-elected officers
were duly inaugurated. They are: a. Il"
Elliott, President; the Misses Flora Z. McEl- |
roy and May. E. Dodson, Vice-Presidents;
Mr.. W. A. Dodson, Secretary; ar
n. ". Nye, Treasurer; and Mf.
Charles Z. Stevens, Master Of Cere-
monies. After very pleasant literary and
musical exercises and a delightful repast,
dancing and social intercourse were the
features OF the evening till late hour'
Among those present were A1r. and Alrs.
Caldwell, Mrs Gates, Mrs. Major, the Misses
Mack, Stevens, Taylor, Elliott, Alma anu
Lizzie Major, Draper, qntes, Knights; and 41
Messrs. Kunlials, Prof. McCoard, f. E FL
lott, Charles j.. and Alfred Stevens, Arthur
and Herbert Draper, Albert Aiiemi JT.: sFca Ma-
Thursday evening the. Tally M3 Coaching
Club held Il meeting at No. 255 Wabash ave
nue., Mr.. c. S. Squiers presiding, n, AND M. J.;
L. Change acting US secrstary the the conifol io,;e
was, BY vote, transferred to the gentlemen.
by whom it will be managed in the future.
resulted .ss i as M {: S; squiers;
VicePresidents J; I; Chance and {: r: ~ p
II. Keefe; Executive Committee, G; 4. N.
Hotchkin. G, 8. Watson, G. 3. Phillips,
Titbe Gray. G. E. Nixon, Jerome Slocuhl,
William Burroughs, +. 5. Frederick, and
George Taylor. The next meetihg VIII 10
The holiday party of the Lackey IouaVes
was given Thursday evening at the falliler
House, and was grand success, the attend
ance being very large. ,, Wi.
Alumni Association was held at the Grand
Pacific Hotel Thursday evening, and was
very successful and pleasant affair." ,.,-
The members Of Bourgiants E,idan S995n eSan Sane
The George II. Thomas Post, G. A. K.
gave delightful New-1ear's Eve party fll-
day evening at their hall, on washington
street. n,o,,.a+o,,
Sylvester Eve Friday evening in Brands
Hnl1' an North Clark street. A ball and sup
uer we're the features Of the evening
a very pleasant Christmas social was gwen
at the University Place Baptist CnufGn r IN the
church parlors Thursday evening. The Gus
iomary tree and the combination OF other
ATTRACTIONS rendered the evening most pleas
The second annual reunion OF the Glass OF
| ~ of the Central High oehool took Plice ;se
Nellie Howe, No. csc West Harrison street.
! A large number of the graduates were pres
| ept, and spent a thoroughly en1oyapie even .
| ing. 4 class history was read by one o. tIe
prophecy for the whole class adding greatly
!! to the interest Of the occasion.
| Tie Ideal Social Club had very en1oyaole
party at their hall corner Of Cottage Groye
avenue and Thirty-seventh street Heanes
day Tie feature Of these parties is Inc
The dry-sootts men of the city were tend
ered reception Thursday evening. IN Ear
well Hall. Addresses were delivered by ALT.
j. Y Farwell aud Az T. = r H. car.er m;efo, c,uh,
fourth series was given on "Wednesday even
Inc at the residence Of Mr. ". J. Downle,
| VA. IA North La Sale street. 1t was vel
attended. and proved success. - A.,
| The NeW-Iear'S Eve reception OF 1he
slistIetoe Pleasure Club was grand sue
nass no less than loo couples participating:
The annual dinner Of the Chicago Bar rs
| sociation was held Tuesday evening Mt TIL
fremont House, and a most enJoyaDle even
ing was passed. m ..,xx
The ST, Bernard Commandery, K T., gave
evening ene at Corinthian Hall, No 1856 Kinz
Street. The attendance was M mrEe. ., r;n,
oc1uo., N"o NJ VI f,hnrIes 1IajI. No. 1gS3
Tesluei'ce " and - very nleasart eyenius
flallle M ,otj a.Jauo' '>A'>A -
was A. pasSen; animal hall of the Italian So
Ihe h1teental ai.n4sr Erotaian1e Ti was giye]
GIely, oaa!otG n,',,,r !, Rrand;s TIal1. on Mort
rnesaay ;rent even n11G xas w decided success.
ClA1h 5sttGs, Inc Eestivo] ri ST. Georges Sc
Inc @ Cnlisa1hlt"W1 isaht WeSnesdav evening in Apoll
ciely WY ,i aeAG ;ta.arv and musical exercises
Muslo 1taIl. e',1,,;r earveI to mss a dc
dancng' anu Z s"ppoa ee1 '~N
1ightful eNen.ns. - III, E,+ra Mons cjnb gave
an elegant nonoa5 Iycsp''Sn Wast S;1a "a Acodnn,
evening at Martlme,s rei,. " J3t attnndad and II
The party was VeIy lalEety eyof;e.Stf,j tha men
evening one Of the mos. oxed neat m progr,
berslp nns ese, ,,ox ]',;1,,ohars with sever;
of fourteen Ieguiit., nto .tt., eftnr n;clocS M
extras, conclnGed sno5Is ;t9, tt, ,.or,, oprncahl
the company dispersed Mitm Wy 3S,e hni;Ia
recollectluns OF Inc Itstu Ea,nr Mo"S S1r 4
party. 10 AT. II" II. no'G"l' G''1I' Ar RI II
Briggs, Mr y. -: -hi1 r,.,,,t4aa t, .ttu ia duo I'll
SUCCESS Or tiie ataf 4;;,,;c vo,untaer 1nfar1tr
II ihe tlir Nl1ctI1 t,;r.1 ann,1al reunion Thursia
= evnniny at Greenebaum Hail. it being tn
anniversary Of the battle OF stone 5t.vG Nv.
The hall was handsohhelyd hnd frneet, " r
iiags: Nes1ts 1Isrr,ae neain fnrnished the suppc
l,lho,I hho,t IN 1no COUPLES we're present Among IL
number were Airs. Col: Scott (wldoW o. xsH, 20
Joseph Scott, who received me wou1lG 1i!o, ~,