, 1874-10-23

wlhtttnghan1, 1923 1aaae N. Arnold.
aat Of curAtB alra* A. NJ. ronce
slnntard antl polse'ant ilo"cr-rocctTer; Ann!o
1ulald nill.1o .nd ]raring~s.aud; Mossrp. Good
rioh, Howasd, anu Cooke.
Silver nni crystal ftut-stand Airs. frank N.
Dlhir.
silycs mt t-plcks oliscr II. Log.
Daskot Of bridal tlowoia; Mrs. j. II. Me-
Ylcker.
D,sl;cs Of brlaal flowers Mrs. William Dlair
Basket Of bridal flowers Goii. aud Mrs. Drum.
OrAameutod torlu0lso lowor-stanlard Ella U.
Ilormaun mud Dorothon," beautifully bound
and ill,,ntrasel Mrs. L. IoKay.
Outline to "1}urBess Ballad !" unmarked.
8allillers ''song of tue Bells" Illustrated; un-
mnr1sch.
Hilyor flsl,-lsnifo Mrs. ]. II. Mcvckor.
Gold aud crystal iowel.cnao; Morton Enread.
Etrnnoan gold pfacelsts !: MGs; 4: Li"oolt'.
Eanlca.
set Of silvor knivcs and forks Mr.. aud Mrs. s.
T. Warner. Anstsn III.
>, Thern,cl'oter, IN ancient Egyptian oboliSk;
Mrs. i. W. Cutloudor. .
Elegant Autograph albrm, with panels Of pearl
inlaid in cover N1r. 81lodou.
Card -recetvcr. with hanging Aowcr-yaso
Charlcs 5. Dtad'oy.
Wator cooler aud cup on aitver-rccoiyer !; Mrs.
Wonbt,n.
La1go watcr-scrvloc IN silver ,tnmasked.
Eharavinf. R,ek Of Ages unmarked.
~ LAnrors' engraving; Lo dfand Smith anu
cutids Sharpening their arrows. 1,allan olro~
mos unmarked. ...
4 gllt cngo with n cnnary: from tho alliance.
To this was suspended tls following lanes:
U'ned hut content In tho new homo 40 l,rtght,
tiriets ever is1c Mndes wetllocks wgTin l!ght
~ ,so Less s'ecs does lhe "rart.rsdr hirst sing.
Long OIL liiea perch let The captured lrd B"lnKs
In a email room. loading from tllo largo ratlor,
Kinscy had sprcad Tho gullallon. Wt.llo the
floral aecorAtsonB woro exclusively tho war1 or
tho Iadios of tho church, proi. bwlng gaso TO
ll,s duuglter's woIl Sshora this modern form Of
the Arabs bread and salt. Il WAS simple and
benutifnl repast, composed entirely OF oakea,
fruita. ices, a,d ltowors. Tho hervce Was silver
aud tho rpo0un aud FOL ks woro wIeAthct a lehf
donign among tho standards lled viii: tainttcs.
lilo tfido's and grouns cake were. on h'Rn eil-
yer standards ono at each cud ot tile tabio. Tbey
were wrcatt,ed with ttowcrs while loo: bou uet
OF blossoms oll,anonted tho contro. Tho bl l1.-
WAS farther decorated will, tho monogram Of tho
wcddcd pait. Around Tho groo!n'B cnko %orc
roses OF every tint. from doupost offmaon to
pa'est roso. In tho centYe Of tho tahlo was tall
siyor standard. with arna supporting a1nallor
onos, aud theso wore piled high with fruit and
! llowcrs, aud tho whole feHtuoned with 6lnitnx.
LesBcr standards similarly decorated wozo at
| each aido. At each corner werc iccs, raised III
high diHlles while on the Biues wero tA1t'cakos
beautifully orifan1entcd with gaceed Fruit The
othcr ctaintios flod up the Intermediate spnccs.
TIN whole ollect waB worry simple aud beautiful.
Never VAS pleasantor eutertninmont given.
Tho ladies' had done thoir best, and thoro was
All unprotcntiors but refined elegance about the
whole affair worthy Of oil engaged thcron. lilo
guests wtro all elegantly attircd+ without any
| attompt ut display, and tho whole was 80 thor
oughy Informal that It would bo difficult to lind
| any tiaw. They had doue their bost to maEo it
| o,tfbn enaf3rt nhrfnctty. HnfDr.
perllapp, Was btido waited OF bofuro by so many
| who felt they Ind a calm to do 50. sElo was
! thele PASTORS daughter. and they shcwod their
respect or Liz aa ioye Tor nef ~ enety Ws
avoided by the church naonbera, still II "as
| agreed upon nmoug them to allure bac:i silk ~
lil,ch aB possible. 80 that no light should bo ab-
| norbed, but all reflected, as much Us possible.
| Therefore moat Of tho toliottes were evonng
drcsacs. in nil tito delicate coiors, orwa!king and
| reception costumes in light Aha.los. in placa,
| however. of giving thcso-for thcro wore too
many worth remark to cnunlslato, autf it III cor-
tain TINT tho ladies themselves would pfoiortha
| II 10 not aoue,-
| THOSE GENTLEMEN PRESENT
NAV DO mentioned, Who gathered around their
| flicnd and pastor to congratulate both him
self and lis fur aaugnter. prom'non' non
aoas tho isv nobsrt coyos whose asSnv
| olont faco beaned pleasantly OH al around him.
Then tho Noy. II. II. Powers d. D.; tho ltev. G..
L. Thompson, Prof hindo Of Evanston, tue
1sey. Mr.. Wilson, II. Il. Hurlbut, i. 7. Peabody,
| +. II. Winston, tho lion. 1. n. Arnold, DR..
Il. ". Thomas, II. ". King, ?: D. Magruder,
alcGrcgor Atlams, william, spr,aue. ". a.
Ewing, 4. II. Pence, J. II. A1cViekor Horace
7. White, ]. n. Jewott. William Vocke,
John Wentworth, ". +. Doggott, Con. Chetinin,
| Judge May. Of Milwaukee; Mr.. Moldrum,
| judge Goodrich, Cnpt. Potter, I. 4. Eastmnn,
]. D. Mcclure and II. L. Ensign, Of tlo AIT
daco. BY ! o'clock
THE nR1DAL PARTY
loft for their wedding trip which will first be ia
Cincinnati nnd then to Oxford, O., tic eroom's4
residence. Thoy will reside there yenr. and
t!son Prof. Swing and his wifo hopo to welcome
thclr dangntor aud ucw-cai1ncd son bacl; to Chi
cago, and keep the young people closo beside
themselves. Prof. Swing Inns given tue groom d
lot adjoining bis houHo, aud upon this Alr. Kick
/ er purposes busllng..Bo tho parents hage not
lost their daughter, only parted from her for q
| Af1oft finn.