Daily Republican., 1884-01-01
PRICE ONE CENT
COMING EVENTS.
HOW THE YOUNG PEOPLE WILL
SPEND THEIR EVENINGS
THIS WINTER.

With the advent Of the New Yea,
comes the most brilliant part Of the
social season, and numerous balls, par
ties and other aninsemenJs are already
announced to take place during rbe
months of January and February
some OF which will be brilliant affairs.
Among the "tcny e'enis," and one
which will be anxiously looked for, is
The select masquerade patty to be given
by Professor A. S. W ebster, on Thurs.
day evening next.
Cards of invitation are already out.
and are personally handed to the re-.
celver in order that those attending
will be Of the proper kiGd to make the
aialr select In every particular. The
gentlemen receiving invitations are
requested to hand in the names of their
lady friends in order that carriages
may call for them at their residences
on The evening of the party. First class
music will be in attendance, and every
thing done to make the affair a social
success.
This New Years. evening the
| Lille X. Association will give a social
able In the Herdman Building. j. e.
| Re- DOlds and j. Cross have charge of
the affair and will spare no pains to
make it success. Those who delight
to trip the light fantastic should make
it pointto be on hand
This evening the Shields Library
dancing school will hold forth in Prof.
Webster's dancing academy in the
Masonic Temple, the event being their
annual reception. No pains have been
spared to make the affair success.
On Friday evening the Rose Bud AS
sembly will give their annual reception
in the lecture room of the Opera House.
Invitations have been issued, and from
all accounts the occasion will be
pleasant one.
The third anniversary of the Young
Mems Republican club will be celebra-
ted on Tuesday, January Sth, by an
elaborate banquet.
On the evening Of January 16, the
lecture room of the Opera House will be
occupied by the members of the Mon
te6ore Mutual Benefit Society and
their friends, the occasion being the
fourth annual reception of that organi-
zation.
On the same evening St.i Mary's T.
A. b. Pioneer Corps will gva recep-
tion at Cooper's dancing academy in
Institute Hail.
A calico ball will be given in the
Herdman Building on Friday evening,
January 18th, by the South Side As
semby. Cards of admission have been
issued and can be had for 80 cents
each. The affair will be novel one.
The annual ball of Division No. 4,
A. o. H., will take place on Friday
evening. January 18th, at Institute
Hall.
On February 8, the annual ball of the
Norma Musical Society will take place,
and on the same evening the Americus
club will give its annual reception in
Fraim's dancing academy, in the lee
tnre room Of the Opera House.
The annGal reception of G Company,
D. V. M, which is always anxiously,
looked for as one of th- 1ead..nz events
of the season, il announced for the even.
ing of February q.
Delaware Tribe, No. !, limp o. r. M,
will give its annual reception in German
Hall, February 25.
Many private parties and social events
will also take place among the young
people throughout the city, and to all
hose who seek after pleasure there
vi 4 be lots of amusement afforded them
If various kinds, for some time to
,ome.