The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-01-26
COMING SOCIAL EVENTS.
MANY LITERARY MEETINGS WILL OCCUPY SOCIETY FOR SOME TIME.

Mrs. Parsons Paper on "Nicholas l." To- Night--subscription, Whist Party Given by Mrs. Max Adler To-day-Beta Sigma Up.ilon German at Warner Hall-other Events. The following ladies will act as patronesses for the reception and ger man to be given by the Beta Sigma Upsilon at Warner hall, Wednesday evening, February 8. Mrs. A. Blakes- lee, Mrs. A. Newman, Mrs. H. Pedrlc and Mrs. A, Robinson. The music for the, occasion will be furnished by Will hams orchestra. A very neat program is being designed by the members of the committee. The list of dances and pieces will appear in later issue of this paper. The committee in charge consists of MT. Robert Stevens Blakes- lee, Mr. Thomas Jefferson Scanlan, MT. Albert Ellwood Wilson and Mir Frank V. Williams.
 
 three lectures to be given by MT. Ebert Hubbard the latter part of the week. His first lecture Is down for Thursday afternoon, to be delivered at the home of Mrs. Oscar, Dikeman. The subject will be "Victor Hugo." At Fridays lecture, to be held at Mrs. Cady's, he will speak on Mrs. Browning" Sat urday at Mrs. John H. Platts Shake speare" will be discussed. Mir Hub bard as lecturer Is bright and con- versational in style, presenting his sub ject lucidly and with no attempt at ornateness of wording. The lectures are to be given at 4 o'clock. MT. Hub bard is to be introduced by Miss Leav- ems.
 The Calumet club will entertain the ladies Wednesday night. Whist and supper will be offered as part of the evenings entertainment.
 Miss Helen Grotto is spending few weeks in town, the guest of Mrs. Hor- ton of Olive street.
 MT. Henry L. Hotchlsiss, who for the past few days has been confined to the house with a severe cold, is much inn
 
 thought pneumonia would claim him as a victim.
 The fourth and last assembly in the season course will occur at Warner hall, February 15.
 The young ladies' class of the An derson gymnasium will give an enter tainment and dance at Warner hall February 4. A bountiful feast is to be a feature of the evenings festivities | Sixty covers are to be laid. | MT. F. R. Holcomb is one of the pro motors of a dance to be given in War ner hall on February B. The affai, promises to be most delightful with ar. rangements going on on very elabor | ate scale.
 1 The St. Patrick's Ladies' Aid society | kirmess came to a successful close las night, many dollars being added to tn, treasury. The receipts will help cloth, l the poor of the city. The following program was delightfully."- rendered las night:
 l. Overture. Arpin's Orchestr. 2 Quartet-Misses Margaret Hogan aht | Josephine Conway. and Messrs l J.
 tings.
 Solo,. MT. Reilly Phillip 4. Recitation. ...............,......
 Mrs. Dudley Burke Fitzgerald. | Solo,. Miss Margaret Hogan The co-workers in this charitabl work were Mrs. H. J. Dwyer, Mis- Mamie Malia, Miss Nellie Kennedy Misses Josephine and Jean Hughson Miss Minnie Krane, Miss Elizabetl Hayes, Miss Pauline Hughon, Mis- | Nora Flanagan, Misses Maud ant Anna Gilhuly, Miss May Cregan, Mis Kittie Bergin, Miss Anne Kiernan. tn Misses Molloy, Miss Nellie Mozart land, Miss Catherine Cox, Miss Mar garet Keegan, Miss Anna Murray Miss Charlotte Kennedy, Miss Nelli Cannon, Miss Elizabeth Campbell. Mis- Emma Clark, Miss Celia Mcfarland Miss Lillian McKenna, Miss Margare Weadock, Miss Margaret Crowley. Mis- May Flanagan, Miss Mamie Campbe and Miss Katie Cannon.