, 1859-04-27

Order since its first introduction into this coun-
try III lslo.
\ closing ode WAS Then sung by the order.
/ -Hro.hc-. We thank you u,
! IL. v.,l ths. ysu, ft.snals g.
Rev. II. W King being called upon, made i
few happy remarks, and with goodly appctises
| tue brethren took up their line Of march t"
Light Guard Hall, where bountiful and ele-
CANT collation. had been laid, with plates for SIX
hundred guests, These places were nearly oil
Glled-probably one Of the largest dining occa-
sons that ever occurred here.
1t the close Of the substantial portion Of tho
entertainment, the toasts were called on in or
der, by II. l.. Kuckcr, President Of the day.
They wcrc read and responded to as follows:
" -" Ees,S4lrl TO by pr.c. K. Curtis.
G.F. rroekrr.
:. re- Thomas wds' ttr founder of ocr order in TN
Rer. n. ". King
l. &c IT, L. !" Il. W. panenhow.1.
t,n E1iov. Atf'"mas-
" an', ~ j., S:r!c:ehaa.
:ots"ssi d I ! 5:sts Essszs' Mt II! and rs''"
2. CIR s1=ans Er,sArrs ~ 1.,,n. ,,Sx
TO- Our Gc'nan brs'hn, T. 4 11:1,3i 9if.
ii. The Memory u our 5tS;;,.s, 4 s;.s; Brethren
t.. Chicago Euca,armcn;. asa Lsdess
tsru H. l.. Ruckcr.
We hare no space to do justice to the speech
cs, whicl, as Whole were Of the best order
TIE evening was iTcn up 10 sociul festivities
at Light iuarI Hall and also ut the German
Hall iu the North Division.
"Wn1cu7s" Sor ASpERsoSs.-Thc strong:
hold, possessed by good name Tor its rcrcrse>,
upoa the person or establishment bearing the
same, is we'll illustrated in the fact that while
IndrsoA's" WAS only true for n few weeks
after its first opening, Of the well known estab.
s@,n,ent, still so known to vcry many Of our
citizens, and their ladies, JonS WRiGuT, the
founder, and throughout the manager OF this
capital resort Of the hungry aud the dainty
/ feeders Of the town. cren himself, for long
time, came very largely to be known to his pa
trons as Anderson" Will the public be per
suaded tina. "whatevcr is, is 1I'right" as regards
those exceedingly well furnished promises OF
South Clark street, opposite the Court Aouse.
And this leads Us to say that Wright has open
ed the spring campaign with better attractions
: than ever. Bills of fare, which nrc bills ol
laliug Of dehcacics the choicest, snbstansialt
the best and all c1ccllently served the best
L eridcnce Of the public appreciation Of these nj
i fractions is indicated By the numbers seeking
" Nrisht's tables about feeding time" and IT:
= | nopulari.y rs resort for ladies on down towt
Il shopping; excursions. As q confectloner and
pastry cook, our party girers, and their guests
well know John Wright. The popularity Of hi
establishment has, We learn. induced nm II
- furnish in elegant style, and propose soon II
Z open for his North Side friends 4 branch estab
- lishnent ut No. 1856 North Clark, near En-
strest, for the greater convenience Of that sec
tion Of the city.
His large business in the supply Of fa1u'
r. orders for confectionery, cakes and pastFie
u keeps exceedingly busy neat express ~ago
h, use for this sole purpose, and seldom idle. Ill
Q. is an establishment which only 4 city could SUP
ID port, and the experience Of several years ha
IN firmly settled its Claims to favor here
% Cn1cAGo THEOLOGICAL SEA1SAnr FIRST ANN
;" vxrsARr ExEhclsr-TuE S1rnESr's soclrrsEs.
The close Of tho first year Of existence of tt
n, Chicago Theological Seminary, established hci
SC in 1858, under the auspices Of the Congreg'
he ,ional denomination Of the Northwest, has sec
as tue history Of that year such as to more thu
IS. realize the hopes Of its friends and foundc
.p- during that period. The first anniversary exc
Al, cises arc 10 progress the present week, Ia
i'd evening being the occasion Of the exhibitions
~ the Students Societies, 81 Tie H1<1or.edi Sot
liz. Ety." literary organization, and the "Soe'f
r.. 1 ~ f,,,,,r,, for Nissinns