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GENERAL INDEX.

Acacia Club

353

Highland Park,

732

Academies and Seminaries .

45

Hinsdale

733

Allen Flats

151

HinsdaleClub

4s

Alphabetical List, . Amateur Musical Club, Argyle Park, .... Ashland Club Asylums,

421

$

355 45

Home Club, Hospitals, Hotel de Lincoln, .... Hotel Metropole Hotel Richelieu, ....

381

49

272 344 345

Auburn Park,

65o

Hotel Windham,

2 59

Auditorium Hotel

343

Hotel Woodruff

345

Austin, . . .

693

Hotel Worth,

334

Avon Flats

T73

Hotel List

Bankers' Club Bordeaux Flats, ....

357 136

Hyde Park Hotel, .... Hyde Park Suburban Club,

P

Brookdale, BuenaPark Calumet Club, ....

696 696

357

Illinois Club Illinois Cycling Club, Illinois Woman's Press Ass'n,

1

Cambridge Flats ....

177

Indiana Club, ....

386

Carleton Club, ....

359

Ingleside Flats, ....

316

Cemeteries, . ...

47

Iroquois Club, ....

387

Charlevoix Flats,

260

Irving Park,

735

Cheltenham, Chicago Club

697 360

Ivanhoe Flats, .... Jaeschke Flats

174 253

Chicago Cricket Club, . Chicago Cycling Club,

8

Julien Hotel, .... Kenilworth,

347 735

Chicago Literary Club, . Chicago Women's Club, Clifton House

g

343

Kenilworth Flats, Kenosha Flats, .... Kenwood Club

&

380

Club List,

353

Kinzie Flats,

?^7

Clubs, Societies and Associations,

55

LaGrange,

736

Consuls

47

LaGrange Club, .

391

Corporation of the City, . Country Club of Evanston, . DesPlames,

Lake Forest, .... Lakeside Lakeside Club, .

738 739 391

Douglas Club

37i

LaSalleClub

392

Edgewater,

6q8

Leamington Flats,

175

Elmhurst,

700

Leland Hotel,

317

Erie Flats,

700

T75

Libraries and Reading Rooms, Lincoln Cycling Club, .

%

Evanston,

7iK

Lombard,

74O

Evanston Club

372

Marion Flats,

2C7

Farragut Boat Club, Fort Sheridan, .... Fortnightly of Chicago, French Literary Club, . Germania Maennerchor,

373 730 374

$

Marquette Club Marquette Flats Maywood, Military Miscellaneous

395 259 740 5i

je

Glencoe,

731

740

Granada Flats, ....

260

Morgan Park,

741

grand Crossing, ....

73i

Morton Flats, ....

139

rand Pacific Hotel,

344

Morton Park, ....

741

Hamilton Club

732 378

Newport Flats, .... North Division

257 200

Harvard Club, ....

379

North Evanston, ....

742

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GENERAL INDEX.

ii

North Shore Club,.

396

Salvador Flats

759

Norwood Flats, ....

114

Sherman House,

348

Norwood Park, ....

742

Shopper's Guide,

775

Oak Park,

743

South Division,

65

Oak Park Club

397

South Evanston,

U D

759

Oakland Club

398

Southern Hotel,

240

Oakland Hotel,

347

Standard Club, ....

1 OT-V

Oaks Club The

399

Stratford Flats .

173

Ontario Flats

264

Street Index.

2s

Ozark Flats

191

Suburban List, .

, 689

Palmer House, ....

348

Theatre Plates, ....

799

Park Club

400

The Wellington, .

Park Manor, ....

749

Theatres

re

Park Ridge,

749

Tremont House, . . . ,

349

Parks Parkside,

75o

Twentieth Century Club, . Union Club,

405

, 400

Pelham Flats

233

Union League Club, .

408

Phoenix Club

401

University Club, . . . ,

, 412

Post Office,

43

Virginia Hotel, . . . ,

349

Press Club,

401

Walton Flats

213

Public Halls,Blocks and Buildings, Pullman, Pullman Bldg

5i 75o 134

Washington Heights, Washington Park Club, . West Division. .

764 414 277

Ravenswood,

Westminster Hotel,

214

Ravinia, Ridgeland, River Forest, ....

753 754

755

Wilmette, Windsor Park Winnetka,

767

Riverside,

755

Woodlawn Park

768

Rogers Park

757

Yorkshire Flats, ....

140

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INDEX TO ADVERTISERS.

Adams W. S. & C. E. Drexel

stables ..... Sio Akam C. G. billiard tables and sew-

ing machines . . 776 and 794 Allen Henry G. Co. encyclopedias . 781 Alschuler S. Mrs. ladies' furng. . 816 Amerson & Schaubel, decorators . 82 Anderson Art Co ..... 200 Andrews A. H. & Co. folding beds,

etc Angely Mme. dressmkr .

gely M

Auditorium Floral Co. Augustin F. A. shoes . . A uld J. M. physician . . Austin, ladies' art tailor . . Auw N. F. carpet cleaning . Babcock Mary Keyes, school, Baggot E. plumber and gasftr. Bales

14 818 781 829 791 420

28 794 800 787 419 787 790 779

s E. E

Barbee Wire and Iron Works Barnes F. C. Mrs. modiste Barry & Myers, painters Baumgarten Annie, modiste .

Bedell George Mrs. carpet cleaning Bell Cora, manicure . . .786 Bemis J. G .physician . . . 791 Bargadieu E. languages . . 785

Bernhardt M. Dr ..... 44 Birmingham Engraving Co. . . 781 Bohner George Co. lamps, etc. . v Booth A. Packing Co. oysters and

fish ...... 700

Boston T. S. Prof, pianist . . 789 Bowman Dairy Co. milk . . .816 Boyer S. window shades . . 796 Brinkerhoff W. C. physician . , 791 Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co. bil-

liard tables .... 776 Bryant H. B. & Son. business col-

lege ...... 420

Burghoffer J. J. G. art ... 775 Burley & Co. china and glass . 18 Buttermilk Toilet Co. ... 34

Campbell H. M. picture frames . 793 Campbell R. R. decorator back cover Candlin Lillian Moore, artist . . 775 Carder G. H. physician . . .701 Carlen A. Miss, modiste . . . 787 Carpenter Geo. B. & Co. awnings 24 Carr May Mme. dressmkr. . . 277 Charles Creamery Co. butter and

eggs ...... 199

Chicago Athenaeum . . .687 Chicago, Burl'ton & Quincy R.R. . 58 Chicago Conservatory of Music,etc. 788

Chicago Cottage Organ Co. . Chicago Dramatic Bureau, Chicago Medical and Surgical In- stitute

Chicago, Mil. & St. Paul Ry. Chicago National Bank, . Chicago Sanitarium Chi., St. Paul & Kansas City Ry. . Chicago Wholesale Picture Co. Chicago & Grand Trunk Ry. . Chickering-Chase Bros. Co. pianos Childs S. D. & Co. stationers Cleaver A. W. & Co. laundry

830 275 776 34i 56

Clippinger D. A. vocal teacher

ilby J. Columbia National Bank

Colby T. A. & Sons, furniture

782 iv 794

808 814

Columbia School of Oratory . Comstock Howard P. locksmith and bellhanger . . . . Conly J. A. buttons . . . . Cook George M. carpet cleaner . Cosmopolitan Dispensary . . 26 Grossman & Lee, decorators .

778, 784 and 38

Crown Pen C9 820

Dale & Sempill, drugs . . . vii Davies The Distributor ... 17 Deal D. B. oculist . . . .789 Dezeng, Whitehead & Co. oculists'

supplies 419

Donnelley R. R. & Sons Co. . . 797 Douglass & Shuey Company, pho- tographic supplies . . .65

Drexel stables 908

Dunlap R. & Co. hatters . . 198 Dunn L. M. Mrs. music teacher . 200 Durlacher M. Mrs. dressmkr. . 774 Elias Jacob J. china repairers . 777 Elms Julii'S K. physician . . 791 Ely Edward Co. merchant tailors . 2 Ensminger M. Mme. music teacher 788 Ermine Lucy E. physician . . 791 Errico Bros, art works . . .775 Estey & Camp, pianos . 793 and 822 Evanston Musical Institute . . 788 Faloon M. physician . . .791 Farrell E. J. dentist . . . .778

Fisler May Mrs. manicure . . 804 Fitzer August, hairdresser . . 783 Fitzgerald Parlor Orchestra . . 789 Flanagan & Biedenweg, stained glass ...... 795

Folke-Kjellberg Institute . . 8 Forst B. carpet cleaner . . .777 Fowler E. S. & W. S. opticians . 789

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PARISIAN SUIT CO.

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63d St-efct and Wentworth Avenue, b nglewond.Tel 38 " 974f 75th Street and Dobson Avenue, Grand C'ossing, 92d btre .t and B. & O. Ry., - South Chicago, 1 15th Street and -tephenson Avenue, Pullman.

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TURKEY 169 Dearborn; Consul, Chas. Henrotin.

WOMAN'S HOSPITAL OF CHI- CAGO Thirty-second nw. cor. Rhodes

HOSPITALS.

ALEXIAN BROTHERS HOSPI- TAL 539 to 569 N. Market.

AUGUST AN A HOSPITAL i ; i Lincoln av.

BENNETT HOSPITAL Ada cor. Fulton.

CHICAGO EMERGENCY HOSPI- TAL 194 Superior.

CHICAGO FLOATING HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION Hospital open during July and August on North Pier, Lincoln Park.

CHICAGO HOMEOPATHIC HOS- PITAL S. Wood se. cor. York.

CHICAGO HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN W. Adams nw. cor. Paulina.

COOK COUNTY HOSPITAL W. Harrison cor. Wood.

GERMAN HOSPITAL 754 and 756 Larrabee.

HAHNEMANN HOSPITAL 2811 to 2815 Groveland av.

ILLINOIS CHARITABLE EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY-227 W. Adams.

LAKESIDE HOSPITAL - 4147 Lake av.

MARINE HOSPITAL N. Halsted nr. Graceland av. five miles north of court house, on lake shore. Office, Custom House bldg. room 20.

MAURICE PORTER MEMORIAL FREE HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN 606 Fullerton av.

MERCY HOSPlTAL-Calumet av. cor. Twenty-sixth.

MICHAEL REESE HOSPITAL Twenty-ninth ne. cor. Groveland av.

NATIONAL TEMPERANCE HOS- PITAL 3411 Cottage Grove av.

PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL -300 S. Wood.

ST. ELIZABETH'S HOSPITAL Davis se. cor. Thompson.

ST. JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL 360 Garfield av. nw. cor. Burling.

ST. LUKE'S FREE HOSPITAL 1420 to 1434 Indiana av.

WESLEY HOSPITAL-355 Ohio.

LIBRARIES AND READING ROOMS.

ARMOUR MISSION Thirty-third se. cor. Butterfield.

CHICAGO BRANCH OF THE IN- TERNATIONAL TRACT AND MISSIONARY SOCIETY, 26 and 28 College pi.

CHICAGO HISTORICAL SO- CIETY LIBRARY 142 Dearborn av.

CHICAGO LAW INSTITUTE Room 67 County bldg.

CHICAGO MEDICAL SOCIETY LIBRARY-At Public Library, City Hall.

CHICAGO PUBLIC LIBRARY- 4th floor. City Hall. Open week days from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sundays 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Regular meetings of the Board 2d and 4th Saturdays of each month, at 3 p.m.

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COLORED MEN'S LIBRARY 400 Dearborn

HAMMOND LIBRARY Ashland av. cor. Warren av.

HYDE PARK LYCEUM READ- ING ROOM AND LIBRARY-I36, 53d.

ILLINOIS TRACT SOCIETY S.D. ADVENTISTS Repository 26 and 28 College pi.

LINCOLN STREET M. E. CHURCH FREE LIBRARY -S. Lincoln cor. Ambrose.

NEWBERRY LIBRARY 338 On- tario nr. Rush.

PULLMAN PUBLIC LIBRARY 73 and 75 Arcade bldg.

RAVENSWOOD PUBLIC LI- BRARY Commercial nw. cor. Sulzer.

SOUTH CHICAGO PUBLIC LI- BRARY Bowen School bldg. 93d cor. Houston av.

UNION CATHOLIC LIBRARY ASSOCIATION 94 Dearborn. Open from 12.30 to6.3o p.m. Sundays 3 to 6 p.m.

WESTERN NEW CHURCH UN- ION CIRCULATING LIBRARY AND BOOK ROOM 17 Vanburen. Open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

LOUISE & co.

Milliners

BY APPOINTMENT.

MONROE STREET,

PALMER HOUSE.

MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION.

WHEELER LIBRARY-III3 Wash- ington bonl.

YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN AS- SOCIATION READING ROOM-I48 Madison. Open from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday open from 2 to 8 p.m. Rail- road departments W. Kinzie cor. Canal; at Rock Island car shops, 4747 State; 653 S. Canal; Bridgeport Dept., 3042 Archer av. and $420 Tracy av.

Subsistence. Office 3 E. Washington.

Captain Edward G. Mathey, 7th Cav- alry, Recruiting Officer, 10 S. Clark.

First Lieutenant John McA. Webs- ter, 22d Infantry, Recruiting officer, 82 to 88 W. Madison

MILITARY.

Stationed at Headquarters, Division of the Missouri, Pullman bldg., south- west cor. Michigan av. and Adams st.

Major General Nelson A. Miles, U.S. Army, room No. 406.

Captain Eli L. Muggins, 2d Cavalry, Aide-de-Camp, room No. 405.

Captain Marion P. Maus, ist Infantry, Aide-de-Camp, room No. 404.

Brevet Brigadier General Chauncy McKeever A. G. Dept., Assistant Adjutant General, room No. 407.

Major William J. Volkman, A. G. Dept., Assistant Adjutant General, room No. 408.

Colonel Edward M. Heyl, Inspector General, room No. 417.

Major Peter D. Vroom, I. G. Dept., Inspector General, room No. 417.

Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Edmund Rice, 5th Infantry, Acting Judge Advo- cate, room No. 419.

Brevet Brigadier General Jtidson D. Bingham, Assistant Quartermaster General, Chief Quartermaster, room No. 403.

Major Gilbert C. Smith, Assistant to Chief Quartermaster, room No. 612.

Colonel Wm. Rucker, Pay Depart- ment, Chief Paymaster, room No. 412.

Brevet Brigadier General Michael R. Morgan, Assistant Commissary Gen- eral of Subsistence, Chief Commissary of Subsistence, room No. 41*.

Major Ely McClellan, Surgeon, At- tending Surgeon and Examiner of Re- cruits, room No. 412.

Major George W. Candee, Paymaster, room 418.

Captain Frank D. BaMwin, 5th In- fantry, I. S. A. Practice Room, No. 506.

Captain William L. Marshall, Engi- neer Officer, room No. 413. In charge of River and Harbor Improvements, Exchange bldg. cor. Pacific av. and Vanburen st.

Colonel Bernard J. D. Irwin, Medical Department, Medical Director, room No. 411.

Brevet Brigadier General Thomas Wilson, ' Jomissary of Subsistence, de- pot am' Purchasing Commissary of

PARKS.

DOUGLAS W. i2th, Fairfield av. W. Nineteenth and Albany avs.

ELLIS fr. Prospect pi. to Thirty- seventh w. of Cottage Grove av.

GARFIELD-W. Madison, S.Homan av. W. Lake, etc.

HUMBOLDT W. North av. S. California av. W. Division, etc.

TACKSON The Lake. 56th, Stony Island av. 67th

JEFFERSON W. Adams, Throop, W. Monroe, Loomis

LAKE Michigan av. fr. Jackson to Lake Park pi.

LINCOLN The Lake, North av. N. Clark, N. Park av. Diversey av.

SOUTH See Jackson and Washing- ton Parks

UNION Ogden av. Warren av. Ash- land av. W. Lake, Bryan pi.

VERNON Lytle, Sibley, Gilpin pi. Macalister pi.

WASHINGTON-Cottage Grove av. 5ist, South Park av. 6oth

WASHINGTON SQ. - N. Clark, Washington pi. Dearborn av. Walton

P WICKER Park, Fowler, N. Robey

PUBLIC HALLS, BLOCKS, AND BUILDINGS.

Adams Express bldg, 185 to 189 Dear- born.

Alabama Flats Prairie av. cor. 3ist

Allen Flats 143 and 145 Oakwood boul.

American Express Co.'s Bldg 72 to 78 Monroe.

Andrews Bldg. 153 and 155 Lasalle.

Apollo Hall -5th floor, 69 State.

Arcade Bldg. 156 to 164 Clark.

Argyle Bldg. Jackson nw. cor. Michi- gan av.

Armour Flats 33d and Dearborn.

Ashland Blk. 53 to 65 Clark.

Athenaeum Bldg. 48 to 54 Dearborn.

Atlas Blk. 45 to 61 Wabash av.

Auditorium Bldg. Congress, Michi- gan av. and Wabash av.

Avon Flats 99, 33d.

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F, Osbaldeston's success is only equaled by his skill. My patrons, consisting of physicians and lay people, are numbered by the thousand.

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School of Instruction and Ladles' Department,

3035 INDIANA AVENUE

Corner 31st Street

TERMS AND REFERENCES ON APPLICATIC N.

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Ayer's Bldg. 166 to 172 State

Battery D. Armory N. of Exposition Bldg.

Bay State Bldg. State se. cor. Ran- dolph

Belvidere Flats 3100 Cottage Grove av.

Benton Flats Ohio sw. cor. Pine

Board of Trade Head of Lasalle

Bordeaux Flats 339. Michigan av.

Borden Blk. Randolph nw. cor. Dearborn.

Brand's Hall 160 to 170 N. Clark

Brother Jonathan Bldg. 2 and 4 Sherman.

Bryan Blk. 160 to 174 Lasalle.

Calumet Bldg. 187 to 191 Lasalle

Calumet Flats 248 Erie.

Cambridge Flats 39th nw. cor. Ellis av.

Caxton Bldg. 328 to 334 Dearborn.

Central MnTrs. Blk 74 to 88 Market

Central Music Hall State se. cor. Randolph

Central Union B)k Madison nw. cor. Market.

Chamber of Commerce Bldg. Wash- ington se. cor. Lasalle.

Charlevoix Flats -87 Rush.

Chemical Bank Bldg. 83 and 87 Dear- born.

Chicago Herald Bldg 154 to 156 Wash- ington

Chicago Opera House Bldg. Clark sw. cor. Washington.

Chicago Stock Exch. Bldg. Dear- born ne. cor. Monroe.

Chicago Title and Trust Co. Bldg . 98 to 102 Washington

Chickering Hall 241 Wabash av.

Cisco Bldg. 84 Washington.

Citizen's Bank Bldg. 119 and 121 Lasalle.

City Hall Washington cor. Lasalle

Cobb's Bldg. 120 to 128 Dearborn

Columbia Theatre 104 to no Monroe.

Commerce Bldg. 14 and 16 Pacific av.

Commercial Nat. Bank Bldg. Dear- born se. cor. Monroe.

Como Bldg. 323 and 32; Dearborn.

Corinthian Hall 187 Kinzie

Counselman Bldg. Lasalle cor. Jack- son.

County Bldg. Clark cor. Washing- ton.

Covenant Hall 36 Lasalle

Criminal Ct. Bldg. Michigan cor. Dearborn av.

Custom House. Clark cor. Adams.

Dakota Flats. 3025 Prairie av.

Dale Bldg. 308 to 316 Dearborn

Dearborn Hall 40 Dearborn

Dickey Bldg. 34 to 46 Dearborn.

Donohue & Henneberry'sBldg. 407 to 421; Dearborn

Dore Blk. State nw. cor. Madison.

Ely Bldg. Wabash av. sw. cor. Mon- roe.

Empire Blk. 128 and 130 Lasalle.

Equitable Bldg. 106 to no Dearborn.

Erie Flats Lake av. sw. cor. 37th.

Evening Post Bldg. 162-164 Washing- ton

Exchange Bldg. VanBuren se. cor Pacific av.

Exchange Bldg. Union Stock Yards.

Farwell Hall. 148 Madison.

First Cavalry Armory Foot Monroe st.

First Inf. I. N. G. Armory Michigan av. nw. cor. i6th

First Nat. Bank Bldg. Dearborn nw. cor. Monroe.

Florence Flats 16 to 22 Bellevue pi.

Foote Blk. Clark sw. cor. Monroe

Forbes Blk. 193 Washington

Franklin Bldg. 341 to 349 Dearborn

FREIBERG HALLS 180 and 182

22d.

Fry Bldg. 84 and 86 Lasalle.

Fuller Blk. 148 to 136 Dearborn.

Fullerton Blk. 90 to 96 Dearborn.

Gaff Bld. 230 to 236 Lasalle.

Girard Bldg. 298 to 306 Dearborn

Grand Opera House 87 Clark

Greenebaum Bldg. 72 to 82 Fifth av.

Grenada Flats 74 and 76 Rush

Hale Bldg. State se. cor. Washington.

Halsted St. M. E. Ch. Blk. 778 S. Halsted

Hampshire Blk. Lasalle se. cor. Monroe.

Hansen Bldg. 116 and 118 Dearborn.

Haymarket Theatre. 161 to 169 W. Madison.

Hawley's Bldg. 134 to 146 Dearborn.

Hodge's Bldg. Indiana av. ne. cor. Twenty-second.

Home Insurance Bldg. Lasalle ne. cor. Adams.

Honore Bldg. 194 to 210 Dearborn.

Hotel DeLincoln. 60 and 62 Wiscon- sin.

Hotel Rutland. 282 Indiana.

Hotel Vendome. 780 North Park av.

Hotel Windham 52 and ^4 Rush

Hotel Worth 435 Washington boul.

Houghton Flats 584 Dearborn av.

Howland Blk. 174 to 192 Dearborn.

Illinois Bank Bldg. in to 117 Dear- born.

Imperial Bldg. 252 to 260 Clark.

Ingleside Flats. i to 5 Park av.

Insurance Exchange Bldg. Lasalle sw. cor. Adams.

Inter-Ocean Bldg. Dearborn nw. cor. Madison.

Ivanhoe Flats. Thirty-sixth cor. Cot- tage Grove av.

Ivar Flats. Thirtieth cor. Cottage Grove av.

Jaeschke Flats 296 Ohio.

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MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION.

Journal Bldg. 139 and 161 Dearborn.

Kearsarge 2^8 t'o 266 Dearborn

Kenilworth Flats. Thirty-sixth nw. cor. Ellis av.

Kenosha Flats 2976 South Park av.

Kent Bldg. 151 and 153 Monroe.

Kimball Hall. 243 to 249 VVabash av.

Kinzie Flats 144 Pine

Klare's Hall 72 N. Clark

Lakeside Bldg. Clark sw. cor. Adams.

Lasalle Blk. Lasalle nw. cor. Madison.

Lasalle Flats. 204 and 206 Cass.

Leamington Flats 94 to 98, 37th.

Lenox Bldg. 88 and 90 Washington.

Locust Apartment Bldg. 113 and 115 Locust.

Loomis Bldg. 2 to 6 Clark.

Lumber Exchange. South Water nw. cor. Franklin.

Lumberman's Exchange. 238 South Water.

Major Blk. 139 to 151 Lasalle.

Mailers Bldg^ 226 and 228 Lasalle.

Manhattan Bldg. 307 to 321 Dearborn

Marine Bldg. 152 to 158 Lake.

Marion Flats 248 Ohio.

Marquette Flats. 85 Rush.

Martme's Halls. 55 S. Ada and 22d nw. cor. Indiana av.

Mason Blk. 92 and 94 Washington

Masonic Temple State ne. cor. Ran- dolph

McCormick Blk. 67 to 73 Dearborn

McCormick J. L. Bldg 15 to 27 Wa- bash av.

McNeil Bldg. 128 and 130 Clark.

McVicker's Theatre Bfdg. 78 to 84 Madison.

Mentone Flats. 146 Dearborn av.

Mentor Blk. 163 State.

Mercantile Bldg. 112 to 118 Lasalle.

Merchants' Bldg. Lasalle nw. cor. Washington.

Methodist Church Blk. Clark se. cor. Washington.

Metropolitan Blk. 159 to 165 Ran- dolph.

Milano Flats 338 Ohio.

Monadnock Bldg. Jackson cor. Dear- born

Monon Blk. 320 to 326 Dearborn.

Montauk Blk. in to 117 Monroe.

Morton Flats. 203 and 205 Ontario.

Morton Flats. Michigan av. cor. iSth.

Mueller's Hall 356 to 364 North av.

National Life Ins. Bldg. 139 to 163 Lasalle.

Newport Flats 77 to 83 Pine.

Nixon Bldg. 169 to 175 Lasalle.

Norwood Flats 3000 Indiana av.

Ogden Bldg. Clark sw. cor. Lake.

Ohio Flats. 344 Ohio.

Ontario Flats. N. State sw. cor. On- tario.

Open Board Bldg. 18 to 24 Pacific av. Oriental Bldg. and Hall 122 Lasalle Otis Bldg. Madison sw. cor. State. Otis Blk. 138 to 158 Lasalle. Owings Bldg. 213 Dearborn. Ozark Flats 3501' Wabash av. Parker Bldg. 9- and 97 Washington. Pelham Flats 544 to 552 Garfield av. Phenix Bldg. 128 to 150 Jackson.

(Ent. 138.) Pickwick Bldg. Michigan av. cor.

20th.

Pontiac Bldg. Dearborn nw. cor. Har- rison.

Portland Blk. 103 to 109 Dearborn.

Post-Office. Clark se. cor. Adams.

Powers Bldg. Madison nw. cor. Michi- gan av.

Prairie Flats. 3031 Prairie av.

Pullman Bldg. Adams sw. cor. Michigan av.

incy Bldg. Clark ne. cor. Adams, uinlan Bldg. Si and 83 Clark. and-McNafly Bldg. 162 to 182 Adams

Rawson Bldg. 149 and 1^1 State.

Real Estate Board Bldg. Dearborn ne. cor. Randolph.

Reaper Blk. Clark ne. cor. Washing- ton.

Recital Hall Auditorium Bldg.

Rialto Bldg. 135 to 153 VanBuren, rear Board of Trade.

Rookery Bldg. Lasalle se. cor. Adams.

Rosalie Music Hall Rosalie ct. sw. cor. 57th

Royal Insurance Bldg. 163 to 173 Jackson and 108 to no Quincy.

St. Benedict's Flats. Cass ne. cor. Chicago av.

Salvador Flats, 70 and 72 Rush

Schloesser Blk. 200 to 210 Lasalle.

Sears Bldg. 99 and 101 Washington.

Second Regt. Armory. Washington boul. ne. cor. Curtis.

Seville Flats. 139 and 161 Locust.

Shreve Blk. 91 and 93 Washington.

Sibley Bldg. 2 to 16 N. Clark.

Sorento Clark ne. cor. Kinzie

Staats Zeitung Bldg. 91 to 99 Fifth av.

Stock Exchange Bldg. 167 to 171 Dear- born.

Stratf9rd Flats 93, 33d.

Superior Blk. 73 to 79 Clark.

Tacoma Bldg. Lasalle ne. cor Madson.

Taylor Bldg. 140 to 146 Monroe.

Telephone Bldg. 203 Washington.

Temple Ct. 217 to 225 Dearborn.

The Temple Lasalle sw. cor. Monroe

Times Bldg. Washington nw. cor. Fifth av.

Torino Flats. 337 Indiana.

Traders' Bldg. 6 to 12 Pacific av.

Traynor Bldg. 182 State.

MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION.

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Tribune Bldg. Dearborn se. cor.

Madison.

Union Bldg. 100 to no Lasalle. Unity Bldg. 7; to 81 Dearborn. U. S. Express to.'s Bldg.-87 and 89

Washington. Vendome Flats. Ogden av. ne. cor.

VV. Madison.

Victoria Mats. 52 and 54 -Rush. "Wacousta Flats. 275 Erie. Wadsworth Bldg. 175 to 181 Madi- son. Walton Flats. 307 N. Clark sw. cor.

Locust. Warren Apartment Bldg. Warren

av. sw. cor. Ogden av. Westminster Hotel 462 N. Clark. Wheeler Bldg. 6 and 8 Sherman. Williams Bldg. 85 and 87 Dearborn. Willoughby Bldg. Franklin nw. cor.

Jackson. Windsor Theater. 466 and 468 N.

Clark. Yorkshire Flats 1837 Michigan av.

WEBER MUSIC HALL 241 Wa- bash av.

WINDSOR THEATRE - 468 N. Clark.

THEATRES AND PLACES OF AMUSEMENT.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC Halsted near Madison.

ALHAMBRA THEATRE State cor. 2oth.

AUDITORIUM, THE Congress cor. Wabash av.

CASINO-Wabash av. and Jackson.

CENTRAL MUSIC HALL State cor. Randolph.

CHICAGO OPERA HOUSE-\Vash- ington sw. cor. Clark.

COLUMBIA THEATRE 108 and no Monroe.

CRITERION THEATRE 274 Sedgwick.

GRAND OPERA HOUSE 87 Clark.

HAVLIN'S THEATRE Wabash av. and Nineteenth.

HAYMARKET THEATRE Madi- son east of Halsted.

HOOLEY'S THEATRE-I49 Ran- dolph. JACOB'S CLARK ST. THEATRE

Kinzie and N. Clark.

KIMBALL HALL 243 to 249 Wa- bash av.

MADISON STREET THEATRE-

83 Madison.

. McVICKER'S THEATRE-82 Mad- ison.

CLUBS, SOCIETIES AND ASSOCIATIONS.

ACACIA CLUB 105 S. Ashland av. See p. 353.

.EOLUS CYCLING CLUB-2$8 W. Division. Jos. T. Delfose, Sec.

ALBION CRICKET CLUB Pres. W. LeMay; Sec. H. A. Watson.

ALTERNATE CLUB Pres. Miss Caroline H. Merrick; Sec. Mrs. John Worthy, 304 Superior.

AMATEUR MUSICAL CLUB Meets alternate Mondays at Athen- aeum bldg. See p. 354.

APOLLO MUSICAL CLUB-Meets at Apollo Hall, Central Music Hall bWg. Pres. P. A. Otis; V. Pres. John S. Carpenter; Treas. Frank E. Brown; Sec. John Lundie; Musical Director, William L. Tomlins.

ART INSTITUTE OF CHICAGO Michigan av. co*. Vanburen. Pres. C. L. Hutchinson; V. Pres. James H. Dole; Treas. L. J. Gage : Sec. N. H. Carpen- ter; Director. W. M. R. French.

ASHLAND CLUB. 105 S. Ashland av. See p. 355.

BANKER'S CLUB See p. 357.

CALUMET CLUB Michigan av. ne. cor. Twentieth. See p. 337.

CARLETON CLUB 3800 Vin- cennes av. See p. 3^9.

CATLIN BOAT CLUB-Lakeshore ft. Pearson. Chas. Catlin, Pres.; Frank C. Haerther, Sec., 3 Gov. bidg.

CENTRAL WOMEN'S CHRIS- TIAN TEMPERANCE UNION 62^, 161 Lasalle. Pres. Mrs. Matilda B. Carse ; Cor. Sec. Miss Helen L. Hood ; Rec. Sec. Mrs. E. P. Howell ; Treas. Mrs. L. R. Hall

CENTURY CLUB Ralph Metcalf, Pres.; Mrs. Neil McCoull, Vice-Presi- dent; W.S. Powers; Sec. and Treas.

CHARITY ORGANIZATION SO- CIETY OF CHICAGO-See Chicago Relief and Aid Society.

CHICAGO ARCHITECTURAL SKETCH CLUB 48 Athenaeum bldg. Pres. W. G. Williams; Sec and Treas. E. W. Wagner

CHICAGO ASTRONOMICAL SO- CIETY Pres. Elias Colbert: V. Pres.

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Traffic Manager. Gen'l Pass'r and Ticket Ag't. Ass't G. P. & Ticket Ag't.

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J. B. Hobbs; Sec. H. C. Ranney; Treas. Murry Nelson; Director, Prof. G. W. Hough.

CHICAGO ATHEN^UM 18 to 26 Vanburen. Pres. Ferd W. Peck; ist V. Pres. Wm. R. Page; 2d V. Pres. Harry G. Selfndge; Sec. and Treas. John Wilkinson ; Supt. E. I. Galvin.

CHICAGO ATHLETIC ASSOCIA- TION Pres. Chas. L. Hutchinson; V. Pres. Norman B. Ream; Treas. James S. Gibbs; Sec. R. C. Nickerson. 1005 Owing' s bldg.

CHICAGO BAR ASSOCIATION Meets at room 410 County bldg. Pres. John H. Hamline; V. Prests. David B. Lyman and Wm. English; Treas. E. C. Ferguson; Sec. George W. Cass.

CHICAGO BIBLE SOCIETY - Office and Depository, 89 and 90, 115 Dearborn. Rev. J. A." Mack, Gen. Sec. and Agt.

CHICAGO CANOE CLUB C. W. Lee Purser, 80 Board Trade bldg.

CHICAGO CLUB See p. 360.

CHICAGO CRICKET CLUB - Grounds Parkside, 7ist and Seipp av. See p. 362.

CHICAGO CYCLING CLUB-Fifty- seventh and Lake av. See p. 364.

CHICAGO DIOCESAN CHOIR ASSOCIATION Patron Rt. Rev.Wm, Edward McLaren, D.D., D.C.L.; Pres. Rev. Arthur Little. St. Marks, Evan- ston; Precentor, Rev. Joseph Rushton, Christ's, Woodlawn Park; Choirmaster,

Wm. McDougal, St. Clements; Libra- rian, S. Lloyd Wrightson, Grace.

CHICAGO ELECTRIC CLUB -103 Adams. Pres. B. E. Sunny; Sec. W. A. Kreidler; Treas. F. S. Ferry.

CHICAGO FLOWER MISSION Athenaeum bldg. 24 Vanburen. Pres. Mrs. Robert Duvall; Sec. Mrs. Harriet Porter; Treas. Mrs. Charles H. Besley, 399 Ontario.

CHICAGO HISTORICAL SOCIETY Open daily from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Free, to the public. Pres. Edward G. Mason; V. Prests. Geo. W. Smith, A. C. McClurg; Sec. and Librarian, John Moses; Treas. Gilbert B. Shaw, See's office and library, 142 Dearborn av.

CHICAGO INSTITUTE FOR IN- STRUCTION IN LETTERS, MOR- ALS AND RELIGION Pres. Franklin H. Head; V. Pres. Julius Rosenthal;

Sec. and Treas. Mrs. Ellen T. Leonard, 175 Dearborn.

CHICAGO KINDERGARTEN CLUB Meets every Saturday 10 to 12 a.m., in Athenaeum bldg., 24 Van- buren. Mrs. A. H. Putnam, pres.

CHICAGO LAWN TENNIS CLUB 2901 Indiana av. Harry M. Higinbot- ham, pres.; Charles E. Brown, treas.; E. M. Skinner, sec

CHICAGO LITERARY CLUB 200 Michigan av. See p. 365.

CHICAGO MECHANICS INSTI- TUTE 18 to 26 Vanburen. Pres. George C. Prussing; ist V. Pres. John Wilkinson; 2d V. Pres. J. W. Hosmer; Treas. Amos Grannis; Sec. J. Silvers; Librarian, Charles R. Barrett.

CHICAGO PRESS CLUB i33Clark, room 12.

CHICAGO RELIEF AND AID SO- CIETY 5 i and 53 Lasalle. Pres. John McLaren; Chairman Executive Com- mittee, Henry W. King; Treas. Byron L. Smith; Sec. Wm. H. Hubbard; Gen. Supt. Rev. C. G. Trusdell. Directors meet first Monday of every month. Branch offices, 440 Lincoln av; 151 Og- den av. 3601 Wabash av. t Provident Wood Yard, 395 N. Clark.

CHICAGO SOCIETY OF ARTISTS 85 to 87 Athenaeum bldg. Pres. Laurie Wallace; Sec. O. D. Grover.

CHICAGO WHIST CLUB 411 Western Bank Note bldg. Pres. Theo- dore Schwarz; V.-Pres. Chas. H. Walker; Treas. Thad. Dean; Sec. Geo. W. Keehn, 2 Franklin

CHICAGO WOMEN'S CLUB 200 Michigan av. See p. 366.

CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY OF CHICAGO 44, 204 Dearborn. Pres. Harvey S. Burd; Sec. and Financial Agt. Rev. Glen Wood; Treas. D. J. Harris; Supt. Children's Dept. P. F. Chase.

CHURCH CLUB OF CHICAGO, THE 103 Adams. Pres. Dr. D. R. Brower. V.-Pres. Arthur Ryerson; Treas. H. J.Jones; Sec. Rev. E. R. Bishop.

CITIZEN'S ASSOCIATION OF CHICAGO 33 Merchants' bldg. 94 Lasalle. Pres. J. Harley Bradley; V. Pres. Francis Beidler; Sec. J. C. Ambler. Executive Committee, 1889 J. J. Glessner, Francis B. Peabody, O. S. A. Sprague, Wm. A. Fuller, Christoph Hotz, John G.Shortall, J. Harley Bradley, Murry Nelson, H. H. Kohlsaat, A. C. Bartlett, I. K.

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Boyesen, H. N. Higinbotham, Francis Beidler, John H. Hamline, David A. Kohn. Office, open daily. Executive committees meet Tuesdays.

CITIZEN'S LEAGUE OF CHI- CAGO (For the suppression of the sale of liquors to minors) 116 Lasalle, room 33. Meets ist Friday, at 4 p. m.; office open daily. Pres. I. P. Rumsey; Cor. and Rec. Sec. E. D. Redington; Fin. Sec. Fred B. Cleveland; Treas. G. B. Shaw; Gen. Agt. H. J. Hayward; Asst. Genl. Agt. C. M. Albenson.

CIVIL SERVICE REFORM LEAGUE OF CHICAGO-Pres. James S. Norton; Sec. and Treas. Frank H. Scott, 60, 107 Dearborn.

COMMERCIAL CLUB Meets last Saturday in each month, October to April inclusive. Pres. Marvin Hughitt; Treas. H. N. Highinbotham; Sec. John J. James, 159 Lasalle.

CONFERENCE CLUB Evanston. Geo. P. Merrick, sec.; 12, 108 Dearborn.

COUNTRY CLUB OF EVANSTON See p. 369.

DEARBORN CLUB 43 and 4$ Monroe. Pres. N. K. Fairbank; Treas. George H. Wheeler, Austin A. Burn- ham.

DOUGLAS CLUB-3Si8 Ellis av. See P- 37i.

DOUGLAS PARK CLUB-$>3 Sawyer av. Pres. Lawrence M. Ennis; Sec. Edward Gruger; Treas. George R. Bussett.

EDGEWATER CLUB Pres. Thos. Balmer; V. Pres. W. C. Gillette; Sec. A. D. Williston; Treas. F. C. Schoenthaler.

ENGLEWOOD CYCLING CLUB- 6400 Harvard. Pres. L. R. Fyfe; Sec. and Treas. Thomas E. Rees; Capt. F. H. Geer.

EVANSTON BOAT CLUB-Sheri- d:in Road n. of Church. Evanston. H. J. Green, pres.; Chas. W. Meyrick, sec.; Thomas S. Noyes, treas.

EVANSTON CLUB-See p. 372.

FARRAGUT BOAT CLUB Club House 3016 and 3018 Lake Park av. See P- 373-

FELLOWSHIP CLUB-Pres. James W. Scott; V.-Pres. George Dnggs; Treas. H. G. Self ridge; Sec. F. Willis Rice, 7 Monroe.

FORTNIGHTLY CLUB Meets Fridays at 2.30 p. m., at 10 Vanburen. See p. 374.

FORTY CLUB Pres. W. T. Hall; V.-Pres. Edward Freiberger; Sec. Geo. W. Hancock; Treas. A. F. Sherman.

FRENCH LITERARY CLUB - See p. 375.

GERMANIA M^NNERCHOR Club Room N. Clark nw. cor. Grant. See p. 376.

HAMILTON CLUB-20 Groveland Park. See p. 378.

HARVARD CLUB Harvard and Sixty-third. See p. 379.

HINSDALE CLUB-See p. 380.

HOME CLUB-6737 Wentworth av. See p. 381.

HYDE PARK SUBURBAN CLUB Washington av. nw. cor. Jist. See p. 381.

IDEAL CLUB -531 N. Wells. Daniel Eichberg, Pres.; Jos. Goodman, V. Pres.; Saml. J. Marks, Sec.; Adolph Berg, Treas.

IDLEWILD CLUB-Idlewild Hall, Evanston. Pres. R. J. Williams; Sec. E. L. Angle; Treas. Wm. K. Ide.

ILLINOIS CLUB 154 S. Ashland av. See p. 383.

ILLINOIS CYCLING CLUB 1063 Washington boul. See p. 384.

ILLINOIS STATE MICROSCOP- ICAL SOCIETY Athenaeum bldg. Pres. Henry L. Tolman; Sec. F. L. Morse.

ILLINOIS WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION 62^,161 La- salle. Pres. Mrs. L. S. Rounds, Chi- cago ; Rec. Sec. Miss Ruby I. Gilbert; Office and Cor. Sec. Miss Helen L. Hood; Treas. Mrs. A. E. Sanford, Bloomington, 111.

ILLINOIS WOMEN'S PRESS AS- SOCIATION-I27 Lasalle. See p. 386.

INDIANA CLUB 3349 Indiana av. See p. 386.

INTERNATIONAL YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSN. 16, 153 Lasalle. Chairman, Mrs. T. V. Farwell jr.; Sec. Mrs. F. F. West; Treas. Mrs. L. W. Messer.

IROQUOIS CLUB no Monroe. See p. 387.

IVANHOE CLUB-South Evans- ton. O. T. Maxon, pres.; John E. Poor, sec.

KENWOOD CLUB-47th cor. Lake av. See p. 389.

KENWOOD LAWN TENNIS CLUB B. F. Cummins, pres.; J. A. Miller, sec. and treas. 47tn cor. Lake av.

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KITCHEN GARDEN CLUB Meets every Friday afternoon in Athe- naeum bldg. Pres. Mrs. Henry Ives Cobb; Sec. and Treas. Mrs. Philip Johnson.

KLIO CLUB, THE Meets istand id Thursdays at Athenaeum bldg. Pres. Mrs. J. B. Sherwood: Rec. Sec. and Treas. Mrs. Edward W. Westfall; Corres. Sec. Mrs. Herbert Hutchins.

LA GRANGE CLUB-See p. 391.

LAKE VIEW ART CLUB-Pres. Mrs. Olivia Howard; Sec. Mrs. Helen Afield: Treas. Mrs. Mary Williams. Meets Thursdays at 9 a.m. 488 Evans- ton av.

LAKE VIEW CYCLING CLUB -^9 St. Tames pi. Pres. C. Edgar Wescott; V. Pres. LeRoyT. Cram; Sec. Henry M. Gardner; Capt. Frank R. McDonald.

LAKESIDE CLUB 3138 and 3140 Indiana av. See p. 391.

LA SALLE CLUB 542 W.Monroe. See p. 392.

LEGENSIA CLUB Evanston. W. A. Dyche, sec. and treas.

LESSING CLUB 447 W. Taylor. Pres, Louis Kahnweiler; Sec. A. S. Utitz.

LINCOLN CYCLING CLUB 23; Lasalle av. See p. 394.

MARQUETTE CLUB 365 Dear- born av. See p. 395.

MARY NOBLE CLUB-Miss M. A. Waite, pres.; Mrs. E. A. Shoyer, V. pres.;Mrs. E. A. Potter, sec. and treas.

MINNEOLA CLUB Pres. O. H. Roche; Sec. and Treas. J. G. Dwen. Club houses, Fox Lake

MUSCODA CLUB-iii^ Lawndale av. Pres. Geo. W. Cass; Sec. H. L. Burnette. 511 Tacoma bldg.; Treas. L. C. Bonney.

NATIONAL WOMAN'S CHRIST- IAN TEMPERANCE UNION 319 Davis, Evanston, 111. Pres. Miss Francis E. Willard; Cor. Sec. Mrs. Caroline B. Buell; Rec. Sec. Mrs. Mary A. Wood- bridge; Asst. Rec. Sec. Mrs. L. M. N. Stevens, Treas. Miss Esther Pugh.

NORTH END TENNIS CLUB N. State and Burton pi. Pres. William Waller; Sec. and Treas. Otis S. Dauchy.

NORTH SHORE CLUB 1835 Well- ington av. See p. 396.

OAK PARK CLUB-GroveandOak Park aves., Oak Park, 111. See p. 397.

OAK PARK CYCLING CLUB Prairie av. cor. Railroad boul., Oak Park. Pres. C. A. Sturtevant; V. Pres. Thomas H. Gale; Treas. J. R. Mc- Gregor; Sec. George A. Payson.

OAKLAND CLUB-22 Oakwood av. See p. 398.

OAKWOOD CLUB-North Evans- ton. Pres. George Risley; Sec. and Treas. W. T. Gormley.

OAKS, THE-Austin. See p. 399-

OGDEN BOATCLUB-Boat House Lake Shore ft. Superior. Pres. J. V. Clarke jr.; Sec. and Treas. John H. Hansel; Capt. John B. Waldo

PAPYRUS CLUB 31 Auditorium Bldg. Pres. Moses P. 'Handy; ist V. Pres. G. P. Engelhard; 2d V. Pres. Stanley Waterloo; 3d V. Pres. Mary E. Burt; Cor. Sec. C. H. Sergei; Rec. Sec. Austin Granville; Fin. See. Charles H. Kerr; Treas. F.J. Schulte; Librarian R. H. Vickers. Regular meetings ist Wednesday of each month.

PARK CLUB 57th cor. Rosalie ct. See p. 401.

PHOENIX CLUB Calumet av. cor. 3ist. See p. 401.

PRESS CLUB 133 S. Clark. See p. 401.

PULLMAN ATHLETIC CLUB- Grounds Pullman, 111. Pres. D. R. Martin; Sec. and Treas. J. M. Price.

PULLMAN CRICKET CLUB Grounds Pullman, 111. Pres. J. Dixey; Sec. and Treas. W. C. Philpot.

PULLMAN CYCLING CLUB Pres. Charles Anderson; Sec. A. Lin- quist.

QUEEN ISABELLA ASSOCIA- TION OF CHICAGO 70 State. Pres. Dr. Julia Holmes Smith; Sec. Dr. Fran- ces Dickinson.

SARACEN CLUB Pres. Merritt Starr; Sec. and Treas. J. H. Willard, 36, 97 Clark.

SEVEN O'CLOCK CLUB-Meets 2d Tuesday of each month at Masonic Hall, 63d and Yale, Englewood. Pres. John A. Henry; Sec. and Treas. Victor C. Alderson.

SOCIETY FOR ETHICAL CUL- TURE -45 Randolph, 2d floor. Lec- tures every Sunday, at n a.m., at Grand Opera House. Pres. Henry Booth ; Treas. Otis C. Favor; Lecturer, William M. Salter; Cor. Sec. E. C. Wentworth.

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ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY Meets ist Thursday in February, May, Au- gust and November, at Sherman House. Pres. John Alston; Treas. Duncan Cameron; Sec. James Treas.

ST. GEORGE'S CRICKET CLUB Grounds Fullerton av. cor. Clark. Pres. Henry Taylor; Sec. W. Love- grove; Treas. E J. Tomlins, 238 Ran- dolph.

STANDARD CLUB Michigan av. sw. cor. Twenty-fourth. See p. 403.

SUNSET CLUB-Sec. Joseph W, Errant. 1^4 Lake.

SYMPHONY CLUB ORCHESTRA Shea Smith, Pres., J. P. Barrett, V. Pres.; H. M. Lay, Sec.; Harry A. Hall, Treas.

TWENTIETH CENTURY CLUB See p. 405.

UNION CLUB-Washington pi. sw. cor. Dearborn av. See p. 406.

UNION LEAGUE CLUB-Jackson sw. cor. Fourth av. See p. 408.

UNION PARK CHORAL SOCI- ETY Louis Falk, director. Meets Union Park Congreg. ch. Saturday evenings.

UNIVERSITY CLUB 125 Dear- born. See p. 412.

WAHPANSEH WHIST AND CHESS CLUB-2;, 35th. Pres. Hiero

B. Herr: V. Pres. Simeon Crane: Sec. George C. Fry; Treas. A. E. Matte- son.

WANDERER'S CRICKET AND ATHLETIC CLUB Grounds 37th cor. Indiana av. Pres. Fred Sansome; Treas.

C. W. Lennon; Sec. Joseph H. War- riner, 4617 Champlain av.

WASHINGTON CYCLING CLUB W. Adams cor. Wood. Pres. Burton F. White; V. Pres. H. W. Allen; Treas. L. W. Conkling; Sec. Albert J. Elliott.

WASHINGTON PARK CLUB

Office, 32 Palmer House. See p. 414.

WEST CHICAGO CLUB- 4 8 and 50 Throop. Pres. B. Loewenthal; V.

Pres. M. C9rnhauser; Sec. A. H. Hart, 35, 90 Washington; Treas. L. Oberndorf.

WOMEN'S LECTURE BUREAU 161 Lasalle. Chairman, Mrs. Caroline B. Buell; Sec. Mrs. R. A. Emmons.

WOMEN'S LITERARY CLUB OF RAVENSWOOD Pres. Mrs. C. W. Bassett; V. Pres. Mrs. Samuel Brown jr.; Sec. and Treas, Mrs. H. P. Young.

WOMEN'S TEMPERANCE BUILDING ASSOCIATION 60, 161 Lasalle. Pres. Mrs. Matilda B. Carse; Sec. Miss Helen L. Hood; Treas. Miss Esther Pugh.

WYANDOT TENNIS CLUB-Su- penor and Pine. Pres. E. B. Tuttle; Sec. Miss Harriet Kibs; Capt. L. V. LeMoyne.

YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN AS- SOCIATION Madison Street Dept. Rooms, 148 Madison. Open 8.30 a.m. to 10 p. m. (Sundays 2 to 10 p. m.) Chairman, H. M. Hubbard; Sec. Daniel Sloan; Treas. J. L. Houghteling; Pres. T. V. Farwell, jr.; Gen. Sec. L. Wilbur Messer.

YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Englewood, 63d cor. Princeton av. open daily from 8 a.m. to iop.ni. Pres. J. McKenzie Cleland; Rec. Sec. L. T. Regan; Gen. Sec. Theodore P. Day.

YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Evanston, Davis cor. Chicago av. open daily 9 a.m. to 10 p. m. Sundays 3 to 5 p.m. Pres C. B. Congdon; Rec. Sec. H. P. Duffell; Gen. Sec. R. D. Fagg; Treas. J. M. Larimer.

YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Ravenswood. Chair- man, R. J. Bennett; Dept. Sec. L. B. Moore.

YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION 39, 184 Dearborn. Pres. Mrs. Leander Stone; Treas. Miss M. E. True; Cor. Sec. Mrs. J. M. Bro- die; Rec. Sec. Mrs. A. S. Chamberlin. Supt. Employment Bureau, Miss Bella Stobie, 61, 243 Wabash av.; Supt. of Dis- pensary, Dr. Odelia Blinn, 61, 243 Wa- bash av.; Supt. Boarding House (288 Michgan av.) Mrs. L. F. Oliphant.

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ALDINE SQUARE.

I Mr. & Mrs. Henry A. Rust & dr. 25

1 Mr. & Mrs. James W. Johnston 26

2 Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Bliven 26

Receiving day Tuesday 26

3 Mr.& Mrs.Thomas Brown jr.& dr. 26

4 Mr. & Mrs. S. Leonard Boyce 26

5 Mr. & Mrs. Frank Washburn 27

6 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Milchrist 28

7 Mr. & Mrs. Charles H. Hildreth 28

7 Miss Grace Chappelle 29

8 Mr. & Mrs. Alex. P. Moore & dr. 30

8 Mr. & Mrs. George Martin

9 Mr. & Mrs. A. W. Freeman 30 9 H. L. Freeman 31

10 Mr. & Mrs. John C. Hatch & dr. 31

10 Edwin H. Hatch 31

10 Mr. & Mrs. E. A. Hatch 32

11 Mr. & Mrs. Henry Zeiss

12 Mr. & Mrs. John W. Marsh 32

13 Mr. & Mrs. Aaron Nash 32 13 Raymond O. Evans 33

13 Miss Mamie E. Evans 34

14 Mrs. M. M. Hill 34

Receiving day Friday p. m, 35

14 John H. Hill 35

15 Mr. & Mrs. Abner Smith 36

15 Mr. & Mrs. Sereno Smith 37

16 Mrs. Mary Davison 37 16 Robert E. Sturgeon 37 16 Miss Josephine Hilty 37

16 Mr. & Mrs. George R. French 38

17 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel C. Osmun

19 Mr. & Mrs. Thos. Cadwallader 40

20 Dr. & Mrs. Charles F. Bassett 41

20 J. Warren Pease 41

21 Mr. & Mrs. J. Foster Rhodes 41

22 Mr. & Mrs. Frank H. Dunton 41

23 Mr. & Mrs. Samuel B. Davis & dr.

24 Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Forbes 41 24 George S. Forbes 41

24 Allen B. Forbes 42

25 Mr. & Mrs. Mifflin E. Bell

Receiving day Wednesday 5

Miss Anna VanHoff

J. Montgomery Johnston

Miss Victoria M. Johnston

Miss Agnes E. Johnston

J. Frank Johnston

Fred. H. Johnston

Mrs. J. H. Purdy

Dr. Stanley P. Black

James P. Black

Mr. & Mrs. Moses Homan & drs.

Rev. & Mrs. Wm. White Wilson

Receiving day Monday Miss Elizabeth Wilson Mr. & Mrs. John D. Parker Washington Wills John Wills Mr.& Mrs.Augustus O. Hall & dr.

Receiving lay Tuesday William A. Hall Newman G. Hall Mr. & Mrs. Harry Southwick Mr.&Mrs.JosephW.Helmer&drs. Harrv Helmer Mr. & Mrs. R. M. Tooker Mr. & Mrs. Alonzo Blossom & dr. Mr.& Mrs.Theodore F.Rice & dr. Mr. & Mrs. William S. Jackson William C. Jackson Arthur S. Jackson Harry H. Jackson Mr. & Mrs. Wm. G. Jerrems & dr.

Receiving day Tuesday Mr. & Mrs. Charles H. Tully ' Mrs. Myrtilla Wilkins Mrs. May W. Arms Mr. & Mrs. William C. Thayer Mr. & Mrs. Charles H. Wilkins

Receiving day Thursday Edwin P. Wilkins William A. Wilkins Mr. & Mrs. Henry D. Smith

66 ALDINE STREET. BERKELEY AVENUE.

ALDINE STREET.

3825 Mr. & Mrs. Frank P. Waters

3851 Mr. & Mrs. T. C. Mosely 3851 George H. Mosely

BERKELEY AVENUE.

4117 4119 4121 4125

4127 4127 4127 4131 4131 4131 4133 4137 4141

4H3 4H7 4149 4157 4159 4159 4161

4163 4167 4169

4227 4227 4227 4227 4227 4227 4305 4305 4305 4305 4305 4305 4305 4305 4305 4305 43" 4313 4313 4315

4315

Mr. & Mrs. H. A. Shourds Mrs. P. A. Barton & dr. Mr. & Mrs. Charles D. Steele Mr. & Mrs. John P. Neal

Receiving day TJmrsday Rev. & Mrs. J. J. Tobias & dr. Richard F. Tobias George P. Estabrook Mr. Mrs. Frederick L.Wiley Mrs. A. E. Gilman Mr. & Mrs. Geo. W. Ross Mr. & Mrs. John Coulter Mr. & Mrs. G. H. Hurlbut Mr. Mrs. Edward Barker Mr. & Mrs. Albert Steinke Mr. & Mrs. Sterling L. Bailey Dr. & Mrs. Hickey Carr Mr. & Mrs. Herman Simon Arthur C. Courtney E. W. Lockwood Mr. & Mrs. Frederick M. Del- avan Receiving day Friday Mrs. Sophronia Davis & dr. Mr. & Mrs. George G.Yeomans Mr.& Mrs.Frederick W.Becker

Receiving day Wednesday Mrs. M. S. Foulke Miss M. Blanche Foulke Miss Lizzie F. Taylor C. W. Blackmore Miss Elizabeth Blackmore Mr. & Mrs. J. W. Simmons John R. Kerr

Mr. & Mrs. Alfred F. Adams C. F. Thompson Dr. H. B. Carriel Mrs. F. A. DeGrassi Mr. & Mrs. C.H. Kronenberger Mr. & Mrs. George P. Nichols Mrs. Mary A. Walker & dr. Mr. & Mrs. E. G. Leonard Mrs. Ida C. Gunter Geo. H. Lane Mr. & Mrs. Edward Slade Dr. Mrs. Parker Boyle Mrs. Wm. Ross dr.

Receiving day Tuesday Miss Emma Dunlap

Receiving day Tuesday

4118 Mr. Mrs. S. G. Howe 4118 Mr. & Mrs. E. A. Setter 4120 Mr. & Mrs. W. V. Geary 4120 Mrs. A. J. Benedict & drs. 4122 Mr. & Mrs. L. Hyman 4124 Mr. & Mrs. Locke Perfitt 4126 Mr. & Mrs. C. W. Crankshaw 4126 Miss Emma M. Jones 4128 Mr. & Mrs. W. P. J. DeLand 4130 Mr. & Mrs. Julius Hunt 4130 Mr. & Mrs. C. P. Boom 4130 W. C. Boorn 4132 Mr. & Mrs. G. Wilstach 4134 Mr. & Mrs. Charles L. Wilson 4138 Mr. & Mrs. Henry Lawrie 4138 William Lawrie 4156 Mr. & Mrs. Bernard McGuire Receiving day Thursday 4156 Howard McGuire 4158 Mr. & Mrs. F. H. Perry 4158 Mr. & Mrs. E. Parkhurst 4200 Mr. & Mrs. Reuben H. Don- nelley

4206% Mr. & Mrs. J. A. Henry 4208 Mr. & Mrs. Harry Cheney 4208 Frank M. Askren 420834" Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Powers 4210 Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Bishop 4210)^ Mr. & Mrs. C. Bishop 4210^ Mrs. Sarah A. St. John 4212)^ Mr. & Mrs. J. S. Kennard

Receiving day Monday 4214 I. Hampton Kennard 4214 Dewitt T. Kennard 4216 Mr. & Mrs. G. A. Douglass 4216 Leonard B. Douglass 4310 Mr. & Mrs. Opie Read 4310 Mrs. Margaret Doerk & dr. 4310 Mr. & Mrs. A. Andersipn 4312 Mr. & Mrs. Wm. H. Salisbury 4314 Mrs. Delia M. Simmons & dr. 4314 Mr. & Mrs. W. G. Taylor 4314 Mr. & Mrs. W. H. De Lisle 4316 Joseph H. Hayden 4318 Mr. Mrs. Calvin Dunning 4320 Mr. Mrs. O. E. Merrill & dr. 4320 Henry H. Merrill 4322 Mrs. E. Hausmann 4322 Edward Hausmann

BERKELEY AVENUE. BOWEN AVENUE.

4319 4319 4319 4321 4323 4325 4327 4329 4333 4335 4335 4337 4341 4343 4345 4347 4347 4357 4359 4407

4409 4425 4431

Mr. & Mrs. Henry Jarmuth Mrs. M. E. Magee&dr. George Magee

Mr. & Mrs. T. F.Mitchell & drs. Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Doty Mr. & Mrs. P. I. Mulvane Mr. & Mrs. I. T. Hartz Mr. & Mrs. A. B. Sloan Thomas H. Field Mr. & Mrs. E. H. Griffiths Mr. & Mrs. G. F. Middendorf Mr. & Mrs. Lyman D. Wright Mr. & Mrs. C. M. White & dr. Mr. & Mrs. Frank G. DeGolyer Mrs. Mary J. Jones & drs. Mr. & Mrs. L. B. Converse Mr. & Mrs. G. S. Wheeler Mr.& Mrs.Stephen Blain & drs. Mr. & Mrs. E. A. Calkins Mr. & Mrs. M. Van Platen

Receiving day Monday Mr. & Mrs. Louis Halpin Mr. & Mrs. A. S. Newberry Mr. & Mrs. L. M. Dillman

4426 W. S. Ransom

4426 Mrs. S. E. Ransom & drs.

4426 Miss A. S. Ransom

4426 Miss C. W. Ransom

4438 Mr. & Mrs. Gottlieb Engel

Receiving day 1st Wednesday 4440 Mr.& Mrs.G.N.Hanchett & drs. 4442 Mr. & Mrs. George E. Marcy

Receiving day Tuesday 4444 Dr. & Mrs. Charles F. Wright

Receiving day Tuesday 4446 Mrs. Sarah Friedman & dr. 4446 Isidore Friedman 4446 Samuel Friedman 4446 Abraham Friedman 4446 Jacob Friedman 4454 Mr. & Mrs. A. R. Townsend 4460 Mr. & Mrs. James A. Parish

4322 Mr. & Mrs. W. R. Hill 4324 Mr. & Mrs. L. W. Slocum 4326 Mr. & Mrs. Wm. E. Trainer 4326 James S. Trainer 4328 Mr. & Mrs. Charles H. Smith 4328 Mrs. M. A. Hight 4328 W. T. Smith 4330 W. I. Hitt 4330 W. M. Hitt 4330 S. E. Hitt 4330 Miss B. C. Hitt 4332 Mr. & Mrs. Louis Faithorn 4332 Mr. & Mrs. W. J. Eustace 4334 Mrs. Rose Higman 4336 Mr. & Mrs. A. C. Mace 4338 Charles E. Parkhill 4338 Mr. & Mrs. George M. Peale 4338 George M. Peale jr. 4338 Fred Peale 4340 Mr. & Mrs. H. Baker 4340 Mr. & Mrs. V. D. Gibson 4340 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Powell 4348 Mr. & Mrs. John W. Simpson 4356 Mr. & Mrs. J. H. Moberly & dr. 4356 Thomas B. Moberly 4356 Mr. & Mrs. John B. Cutter 4356 Mr. & Mrs. James W. Cooper 4356 Mr. & Mrs. Chas. C. Swinborne 4356 Mr. & Mrs. George Ackerman 4356 Mr. & Mrs. F. Phillips 4358 Mr. & Mrs. M. F. Mogg 4406 Dr. & Mrs. Robert D'Unger 4410 Mr. & Mrs. A. C. Abbott & drs. Receiving day Friday 4412 Mr. & Mrs. B. F. Patrick 4414 Mr. & Mrs. Isaac Hartman 4414 A. B. Hartman 4418 Mr. & Mrs. Royal Oakes

Receiving day Thursday 4420 Mr. & Mrs. William Harvard

Receiving day Wednesday 4422 Mr. & Mrs. S. Ostheimer 4424 Mr. & Mrs. J. L. Barclay 4426 E. S. Ransom

BOWEN AVENUE.

61 Mrs. Josephine Burnett

61 Frank Burnett

61 Albert L. Burnett

61 George W. Burnett

77 Mrs. Julia Zuckerman

79 Mr. & Mrs. Alfred R. Urion 191 Miss Emma Taylor 193 Rev. & Mrs. Sampson Shinn & drs.

182 Mr. & Mrs. Walter S. Dray

182 Gail Dray

182 Mrs. Louisa Myers

186 Mr. & Mrs. H. Winthrow

186 Mr. & Mrs. G. M. Flemming

190 Mr. & Mrs. C. G. Shepard

192 Mr. & Mrs. Albert W. Sproehnle

194 Mr. & Mrs. William H. Herrick

196 Mr. & Mrs. Louis Hasbrouck

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BOWEN AVENUE.

105 Mr. & Mrs. E. Hasbrouck & drs.

197 Mr. & Mrs. H. C. Fell & drs

199 Mr. cS: Mrs. J. Franklin & drs.

199 John Franklin jr.

261 Mr. & Mrs. F. A. La Monte

261 E. C. Thurber

261 Mr. & Mrs. E. C. Cronkrite

269 Mrs. Emma Kissell & dr.

275 Dr. & Mrs. W. H. Schrader

275 Mr. & Mrs. J. B. Smith

327 Mr. & Mrs. W. W. Wyatt

329 Mr. & Mrs. S. Van Kirk & dr.

333 Mr.& Mrs.ThomasC.Boyd & dr.

333 William Boyd

333 Miss Jennie Young

339 Mrs. Mary C. Taylor & dr.

343 Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Turkington

351 Mr. & Mrs. T. F. Sweat

353 Mr. & Mrs. R. H. Wallace

353 Mr. & Mrs. George Paine

353 Mr. & Mrs. James Gallaird

353 Horatio Gallaird

355 Mr. & Mrs. John W. Hoffman

359 Mr. & Mrs. F. E. Schuck

363 Mr. & Mrs. F. H. Holden

363 Miss Abbie L. Howe

367 Mr. & Mrs. W. A. Fulghum

371 Mr. & Mrs. M. C. Scobey& drs

373 Mr. & Mrs. William Fox

373 William Fox jr.

375 Mr. & Mrs. George W. Waite

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377 Mr. & Mrs. George M.Cook 377 William M. Cook 399 Mr. & Mrs. Herman F. Ratte 401 Mr. & Mrs. Alf. Downing & drs. Receiving day Thursday 401 Edwin Downing 401 Mr. & Mrs. J. L. DeVine 403 Mr. & Mrs. J. C. Gardner

Receiving day Friday 405 Mr. & Mrs. H. E. Howard

Receiving day Friday 413 Mr. & Mrs. H. J. Pollak

Receiving day IVednesday 413 Mrs. H. Goldberg & dr.

Receiving day IVednesday 415 Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Wescott 415 Miss Bettie Paxton 417 Mr. cS: Mrs. Lewis Rothschild

Receiving day Thursday 479 Mr. & Mrs. J. C. Beifeld 481 Mr. & Mrs. M. Stern 481 Mr. & Mrs. M. Joseph 481 M. B. Joseph 489 Mr. & Mrs. John E. Ennis

204 Dr. William Cuthbertson

204 Mrs. M. A. Humphrey

204 Mr. & Mrs. S. V. Saleno

204 S. H. Saleno

204 Miss Cornelia Saleno

204 R. H. Wheeler

204 Miss Laura Hull

204 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Friend

204 Mr. & Mrs. Farrandon

204 Mrs. L. J. Matkin

204 Frederick Humphrey

204 Mrs. R. B. Leonard & dr.

260 Mr. & Mrs. John M. Russell

260 Mr. & Mrs. W. M. Cox

260 Mrs. Helen M. Phillips

260 Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. White

260 Mr. & Mrs. Sol Weil

260 Mr. & Mrs. Lewis B. Davis

260 Mr. & Mrs. S. P. Wiley

260 Mr. & Mrs. W. E. Wheeler

260 Mrs. S. L. Williams

260 F. Foster French

260 C. C. French

260 Mr. & Mrs. George H. Cole

260 Mr. & Mrs. C. R. Batcheler

260 Mrs. Chas. Currier

260 Mrs. R. J. Brundage & drs.

260 F. G. Brundage

260 C. C. Sherman

260 Mr. & Mrs. Frank W. Tibbits

260 C. E. Sutherland

260 Dr. & Mrs. Gay Dorn

260 Mr. & Mrs. H. B. Dodge

260 Mr. & Mrs. Frank B. Clark

260 Mr. & Mrs. I. Eisler

260 Mr. & Mrs. E. E. Smith

260 Louis O. Sperry

260 Mr. & Mrs. S. Makeever

260 James Blodgett

260 Mr. & Mrs. D. Grauman

260 Mr. & Mrs. J. H.^Iinkley

260 Mr. & Mrs. F. L. Holmes

260 Miss E. F. Kelly

260 Miss Nettie Nifnecker

260 Mr. & Mrs. J. A. Woodbury

260 Miss Isa Wilson

260 F. E. Trapp

260 Mr. & Mrs. Harry Tiffany

260 Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Thompson

260 Mr. & Mrs. C. E. White

260 Mrs. Elizabeth Dorn & dr.

260 Mr. & Mrs. John W. Palmer

260 Mr. & Mrs. F. F. French.

272 Mr. & Mrs. Frank A. Putnam

278 Mr. & Mrs. Abner Piatt & drs.

292 Mr. & Mrs. John Hosbury & dr.

BOWEN AVENUE. BRYANT AVENUE.

489 Miss Frances L. Lester 296

302

402 Mr. & Mrs. James F. Wallace 304

Receiving day Thursday 304

408 Dr. & Mrs. H. H. Forline 326

410 Mr. & Mrs. Edward O. Towne 328

Receiving day Wednesday 330

414 Mr. & Mrs. Kenyon Green 330

414 Mr. & Mrs. R. C. Howe 330

416 Mrs. Ann Green & dr. 330

416 Mr. & Mrs. A. P. Green 332

418 Mr. & Mrs. F. L. Mercer 334

418 Miss Ella Barton 334

418 Miss Nellie Winters 338

418 Mr. & Mrs. M. W. Pinckney 346

448 Mr. & Mrs. E. A. Behan 348

448 George Behan 348

460 Mr. & Mrs. Max Ohnstein 348

460 Mrs. A. E. Greenhood 348

462 Mr. & Mrs. J. E. Strader 362

464 Mr. & Mrs. Neil McMillan 376

472 Mr. & Mrs. L. L. Adams 376

474 William F. Pierce 390

474 Mrs. Asahel Pierce & drs. 390

482 Dr. & Mrs. W. C. Stone 392

482 Mr. & Mrs. W. E. Polhemus 392

484 Mrs. Mary Kilgour & dr. 394

484 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph T. Kilgour 398

484 Harry B. Kilgour 398

484 Arthur W. Kilgour 402

488 Mr. & Mrs. Chas. A. J. Mohns 402

Mr. & Mrs. Aaron Shubart

Mr. & Mrs. R. E. Ismond

Mr. & Mrs. R. F. Morrow

Mr. & Mrs. P. Terbush & dr.

Mr. & Mrs. R. H. Gardner

Mr. & Mrs. W. M. Morrill

Mr. & Mrs. Fred Gardner

Mr. & Mrs. A. Reed

Mrs. L. C. Upton & dr.

Mr. & Mrs. Edmund S. Moss

Mrs. W. P. Sisson

William A. Bayor & dr.

Mrs. Susan Bayor

Mr. & Mrs. G. F. Morgan & dr.

Miss Ida Green

Mrs. F. A. Gordon & dr.

Mr. & Mrs. William D. Gordon

George E. Gordon

Frederick Flynn

Mr. & Mrs. E. P. Rogers

Mr. & Mrs. George S. Finney

Mr. & Mrs. A. E. Finney

Mr. & Mrs. William Harpole

Mr. & Mrs. Enoch Harpole

Mrs. Anna K. Walter & drs.

Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Wigelsworth

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Friedlander

Mr. & Mrs Jacob Martin

Harry L. Martin

Mr. & Mrs. H. H. Ingham

Mrs. Laura Lewes & dr.

BRYANT AVENUE.

9 Mr. & Mrs. E. S. Bailey 10

19 Benjamin Adams 12

19 John B. Adams 12

21 Mr. & Mrs. William J. Marks 14

Receiving day Thursday 14

21 Mrs. Dennis Graham & drs. 18

Receiving day Thursday 22 21 Dennis C. Graham

35 Mr. & Mrs. A. D. Hay ward 26

37 Mr. & Mrs. P. W. Woodward 26

39 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Goodman 28

41 Mr. & Mrs. D. J. Foley 36

41 Mr. & Mrs. John Morrell 36

41 Mr. & Mrs. Sidney O. Blair 38

45 Mr. & Mrs. Eugene C. McCune 40

47 Dr. & Mrs. H. M. Hunt 42

47 Mr. & Mrs. Edward Stockwell 44

57 Mr. & Mrs. Elli A. Beach 46

59 Mr.& Mrs. Stephen R. LaVictoire 48

61 Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. Eldred 48

63 Mr. & Mrs. Byron A. Stevens 50

Mrs. Frederick Nelson Mr. & Mrs. David J. Bard I. L. Runyan Miss Charlotte Murch Mrs. Addie S. Cornell Mr. &Mrs. William S. Bates Rev. & Mrs. J. H. Worcester jr. Receiving day Tuesday Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Dickinson John R. Dickinson Mr. & Mrs. Joseph McLaughlin Mr. & Mrs. George H. Parker Mr. & Mrs. Henry C. Klinesmith Mrs. E. Goodwin Mr. & Mrs. T. P. Murray Mr. & Mrs. Peter S. Grosscup Mr. & Mrs. George W. Brayton Mr. & Mrs. John L. Jones. Mr. Mrs. B. P. Mackey & drs. Potter P. Mackey Mr. & Mrs. Edward C. Young

BRYANT AVENUE. CALUMET AVENUE.

Miss Mabel Stevens

Mr. & Mrs Wm. B. Jacobs & drs.

Mrs. Mary Ramer

Mr. & Mrs. Edward T. Glennon

Mrs J. H. Slavin

Mrs. Caroline H. Cotton & dr.

Rossiter Cotton

Mr. & Mrs. Ossian D. Pillsbury

Mr. & Mrs. Francis E.A.Wolcott

Mr. & Mrs. Herbert V. Richards

Harold W. Richards

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph S. Shaw

Dr. & Mrs. S. G. Bailey & dr.'

Edward S. Bailey

86 Charles H. Low

88 Mr. & Mrs. George Ogle

56 W. F. Blocki & dr. 60 Mr. & Mrs. John J. Lockwopd 62 Mr. & Mrs. Wm. H. Browning 64 Mdme. Augusta H. Hastreiter

Receiving day Thursday 64 G. A. Hastreiter 66 Mrs. H. H. Belding 68 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Ackers 70 Mr. & Mrs. James C. Murfey 74 Mr. & Mrs. Orrin S. Cook & dr. 80 Mrs. Jacob Weckerle 82 Mrs. Elicia F. Sargeant 82 Miss M. Louise Sargent 82 Samuel C. Sargeant 82 Miss Mary E. Dresser 84 Mrs. George Lynn 86 Mrs. Mary C. Low & dr.

CALUMET AVENUE.

1921 James H. Barnard

1921 Mr. & Mrs. Geo. P. Beardsley

1931 Mr. & Mrs. Jas. G. Goodrich

2101 Mrs. Moses Gunn

2101 Walter C. Gunn

2107 Mr. & Mrs. Arthur B. Meeker

2115 Mr. & Mrs. John A. Hamlin

2115 Fred. R. Hamlin

2119 Mr. & Mrs. George M. Moulton

Receiving day Friday 2119 Mrs. M. A. Garland

Receiving day Friday 2123 Daniel J. Campbell 2125 Mr. & Mrs. John A. Markley 2125 Mr. & Mrs. W. Vincent Baker 2129 Mr. & Mrs. William E. Kelley 2129 Mrs. Ellen P. Vail 2131 Mr. & Mrs. John Ailing & dr. 2131 John Ailing jr 2133 Mr. & Mrs. John R.Walsh & dr. 2141 Mr. & Mrs. D. V. Purington 2201 Mr. & Mrs. B. F. Jacobs. 2203 Mr. & Mrs. John Tyrrell 2205 Mr. & Mrs. Chas. H. Kingman 2205 Mr. & Mrs. J. A. Cassidy 2207 Mr. & Mrs. J. S. Sargent 2207 Willis B. Smith 2207 Frank P. Smith 2209 Mr. & Mrs. Albert H. Farnum 2213 Mr. cS: Mrs. Lazarus Silverman 2217 Mr. & Mrs. B. E. Benzinger 2223 Mr. & Mrs. Alpheus S. Badger 2227 Dr. & Mrs. J. Suydam Knox 2229 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Rosenbaum 2229 Mrs. Eliza Frank

1830 Dr. Wm. E. Casselbeny

1832 Mr. & Mrs. John Buckingham

1836 Mr. & Mrs. Norman Williams

1840 C. H. Fargo

1840 Charles E. Fargo

1840 E. A. Fargo

1900 Judge & Mrs. John D. Caton

1900 Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Towne

1910 Mr. & Mrs. Arthur J. Caton

1928 Mr. & Mrs. H. N. Green

1928 Mr. & Mrs. W. P. Price

1932 Mr. & Mrs. J. T. Chumasero &

dr.

1932 Kenneth B. Chumasero 2000 Mr. & Mrs. Henry Crawford 2000 William R. Crawford 2004 Mr.& Mrs.W.H.Mitchell & drs. 2004 Mrs. Louise Stevens 2008 Mr. & Mrs. P. C. Hanford & dr Receiving day Friday 2016 Mr. & Mrs. C. H. Starkweather 2018 Mr. & Mrs. J. A. Kohn & dr.

Receiving day Saturday 2018 Albert W. Kohn 2018 Emanuel J. Kohn 2032 Mr. & Mrs. Otto Young 2100 Mrs. D. B. Fisk 2100 Mr. & Mrs. B. B. Botsford 2100 Henry E. Fisk 2106 Mr. & Mrs. A. C. Badger 2114 Mr. & Mrs. John B. Drake & dr. 2114 Tracy C. Drake 2124 Mr. & Mrs. Theodore A. Shaw 2124 Theodore A. Shaw jr. 2128 Mr. & Mrs. John A. Davidson

CALUMET AVENUE.

2231 E. P. Tobey & drs.

2233 Mr. & Mrs. O. W. Barrett

2235 Judge & Mrs. Kirk Hawes

2239 Mr.& Mrs.C. L. Raymond & dr.

2241 Mr. & Mrs. Frank Hall Childs

2241 Miss Clara Hunt

2243 Mr. & Mrs. Leopold Simon

& drs.

2247 Mr. & Mrs. Henry Katz & drs. 2249 Mr. & Mrs. A. B. Adam & dr. 2251 Mr. & Mrs. Ira W. Allen 2251 Mr. & Mrs. Ira W. Allen jr 2251 Miss Elizabeth M. Dennis 2251 Hamilton F. Allen 2251 Philip S. Allen 2251 Oliver S. Brown 2259 Mr. & Mrs. F. C. Wheeler 2259 Mr. & Mrs. Chas. W. Nicholes 2259 Isaac N. Perry 2301 Mr.&Mrs.Frank H. Follansbee 2305 Mr. & Mrs. John P. Laflin 2309 Mr. & Mrs. J. Carolus Stirling 2309 Miss A. E. Fitts 2321 Mr. & Mrs. J. H. McAvoy 2321 Charles P. McAvoy 2329 Mr. & Mrs. Henry Crawford jr. 2337 Jesse D. Frost 2339 Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Walshe 2341 Mrs. E. L. Beckwith 2.343 Mr. & Mrs. W. D. Hillabrant 2351 Mr. & Mrs. A. J. Snow & dr. 2355 Mrs. E. H. Pott 2357 Mr.& Mrs.Morris DeLee & drs. 2357 Charles DeLee 2357 Solomon T. DeLee 2357 Dr. Joseph B. DeLee 2411 Mr. & Mrs. J. Myers 2411 Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Whitcomb 2419 Mrs. Frederick Espert & dr. 2419 Frederick Espert 2421 Mr. & Mrs. John Samuels 2615 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Kaufmann 2617 Mr. & Mrs. Aaron H. Wolf 2619 Mr. & Mrs. Oscar Lehman 2621 Mr. & Mrs. William H. Sutton Receiving day Friday 2623 Mrs. William Friend 2623 Edward Friend 2625 Mr. & Mrs. Henry Adler 2627 Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Windecker 2633 Mr.& Mrs.Simon Jackson & dr. 2725 Mr. & Mrs. W. S. Goodhue 2729 Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Burnham

&dr. 2731 Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. Neill

2130 Thomas Murdoch 2140 Mrs. Daniel A. Jones

Receiving day Friday 2220 Dr. & Mrs. Chas. Oilman Smith 2220 Miss Katherine Hammond 2222 Robert M. Fair 2226 Mrs. William E. Hickling 2238 Mr. & Mrs. Chas. J.Barnes & dr. 2240 H. A. Kohn 2240 Mr. & Mrs. James Springer 2240 Abe Kohn

2244 Mr. & Mrs. Asa P. Kelley & dr. 2252 Mrs. \Vm. F. Coolbaugh & drs. Receiving day Wednesday 2300 Mr. & Mrs. Charles D. Irwin 2306 Mr. & Mrs. A. W. Oreen 2310 Mr. & Mrs. John S.Gould & drs. 2312 Mr. & Mrs. John B. Mayo 2312 Edward L. Groff 2316 Mrs. Henry L. Hill 2316 Russell D. Hill 2320 Mr. & Mrs. P. J. Roche & drs. 2320 Frank J. Roche 2320 William C. Roche 2322 Mr. & Mrs. James Lawton & dr.. 2322 William P. Lawton 2324 Mr. & Mrs. W. F. Wentworth

&dr.

2324 Frank Wentworth 2328 Mr. & Mrs. M. S. Cannon 2328 Mr. Mrs. Geo. R. Cannon 2330 Alexander White 2340 Mr. & Mrs. Frank W. James 2340 Mr. & Mrs. N. J. Engle 2342 Mr. & Mrs. Franklin Nichols 2342 Mr. & Mrs. H. Cooper 2342 Mr. & Mrs. James A. Harvey 2346 Mr. & Mrs. Geo. L. Harvey 2348 Mr. & Mrs. Hunter W. Finch 2354 Mr. & Mrs. E. C. Phillips 2520 Mrs. Anna Gilbert 2520 Mr. & Mrs. Chas. W. Hinkley 2520 Mr. & Mrs. E. Kingsbury 2522 Stephen D. May 2522 Wm. E. Foster 2522 Mr. & Mrs.A.W.Windett & drs, 2522 Victor Windett 2522 Mr. & Mrs. J. M. Martin 2528 Mr. & Mrs. James Boggs & drs. 2528 Samuel J. Boggs 2530 Mr. & Mrs. William Straw- bridge & drs. 2530 George Starbuck 2600 Dr. & Mrs. F. W. Mercer 2602 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Kinney

72

CALUMET AVENUE.

2735 Mr. & Mrs. Diodorus H. Love- land

2807 Mrs. Margaret Walsh & drs. 2807 Dr. Edward J. Walsh 2813 Mrs. M. F. Hopkins & drs. 2813 John P. Hopkins 2815 Mrs. Caroline Katz 2815 Henry Katz 2819 Mr. & Mrs. James Gray 2821 Mr.& Mrs.James Clinton & drs. 2941 Mr. & Mrs. Charles P. Miller 2943 Mr.& Mrs.JohnF.Temple&dr. 2947 Mrs. C. E. Davis & dr. 2981 Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Clayton 3001 Dr. & Mrs. H. T. Byford 3003 Mr. & Mrs. Geo. W. Wiley 3005 Mr. & Mrs. Thos. H. Marshall 3123 Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Steele 3123 Samuel Steele 3123 Maurice Steele 3133 Mr.&Mrs.Benj.Hagaman&dr. 3137 Mr. & Mrs. Isaac Wedeles

Receiving day Tuesday 3139 Mr. & Mrs. Chas. S. Campbell 3139 Mr. & Mrs. Walter Ingersoll 3141 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Deimel 3141 Mr. & Mrs. Rudolf Deimel 3143 Mr. & Mrs. Guy C. Ledyard 3143 Guy C. Ledyard jr. 3147 Mr. & Mrs. Levi B. Bane 3147 Wm. C. Bane 3151 Mr. & Mrs. Oswald Lockett 3153 Mr. & Mrs. Charles Prescott 3157 Mr. & Mrs. Malcom C. Mitchell 3201 Mrs. B. R. Vandoozer 3203 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Kent 3203 Miss Isabella E. Westlake 3207 Mrs. Samuel M. Fleishman 3207 Mr. & Mrs. Jacob Mav 3221 Mrs. B. W. Frost 3221 Mr. & Mrs. Theo. M. Moe 3223 Mr. & Mrs. Chas. H. Shriner 3223 Mr. & Mrs. P. Fred Harting 3233 Mr. & Mrs. Harris Curtis & dr. 3239 Mr. & Mrs. Wm. C. Williamson 3243 Mr. & Mrs. Charles Kauffman 3245 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Healy&dr. 3247 Mr. & Mrs. David H. Baker 3249 Mr. & Mrs. Magnus Goodman 3251 Mr. & Mrs. Isaac Dessau 3253 Mr. & Mrs. Henry Kerber & dr. 3255 Mr. & Mrs. Charles Clayton 3305 Mr. & Mrs. Isa Monheimer

Receiving day Tuesday 3307 Mr. & Mrs. Louis Hornthal 3309 Mr. & Mrs. J. B. Stubbs

2604 Mr. & Mrs. N. W. Campbell 2606 Mr. & Mrs. Chester M. Clark 2606 Mr. & Mrs. William H. Clark 2608 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph F. Titus 2616 Mrs. Jennie Hall Aiken 2616 Frank Hall 2616 Miss Mary J. Carrigan 2624 Mr. & Mrs. T.D. Randall & dr. 2624 Miss Charlotte Bre'ese 2646 Mr. & Mrs. William H. Harper 2704 Mr. & Mrs. James Stenson 2706 Mr. & Mrs. H. T. Bickley 2708 Dr. & Mrs. H. Claflin 2710 Mr. & Mrs. Henry Rocher 2712 Mr. & Mrs. M. C. Hickey & dr. 2712 Charles M. Hickey 2714 Mr. & Mrs. E. L. Tabor 2716 Mrs. Geo. W. Adams & dr. 271