, 1874-06-24

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LArE VIEW. .
Tho social circle Of lsayonawood was enlsVanod
laat evening by matrimonial episode, the hal'-
py participants being Mr. William Fishleigh, OF
Ol,ase, Hhnforl j Co., oil dealors, and Miss
Susie Somper, daughter Of LoulH SompoF,. OF
nayenBwood. Tho ceremony was not public
one, but reception will follow on Friday ovon-
ing aud ts looked forward to as tho oyont OF the
eeaaon In Rayenswooa. 1Gr. Fislolgh will make
his homo ID tho latter suburb.
This ia tho closing week Of tho High School,
and OH Friday next, at o'clock p. Ill.,. the Bos-
ture. Reports will be- made al to tf,a progross
and future prospects Of the Institution, and al-
dresses may nlso bn expected from Prof. Nightin-
guile aud others. It has boon thought best not
to hayo tho scholars take any part in the oA CT,
csos, as the clasges arc still III transitional
state, and each one has enough to do In worlsing
up to the required standard The school III proa-
pering admirably, and it is hoped to begin tho
full term with tie classes oil properly graded ind
syetomatized. Some soventy-Aye pupils have
been in attendance during tho spring session.
RIVER pAnK.
Tho corner stone of tho First Presbyterian
Church at River Park was laId with appropriate
ceremonles at P. III. yesterday. Tho Roy., Dr.
brief address, and prayer, after which tho con-
grogation united III singing, ~ loso Thy King
dom, Lord"
TLo Rav. j. B. Mcclure then prcsonted tho
financial statue Of tue Society. and called for nd
dltiollal subscriptions for tile now building, to
which liberal response was made. Thia WAS
followed by IN Rddr,Ha from tho Noy. h1r. AL
beth, pastor Of tho Evangelical Lutheran Church
i'll TINT vicinity. Aftor tho singing Of another
| hymn, tho 1sev. +. i. Davis delivered an sppro-
priato address, aud then, aasistea by tho Rov.
Dr. Post. the CORNERSTONE was laid in tho nnrlo
| OF tho Father, Son, pnd Holy dhoat. Con-
| sdeying tho alate OF t4o thermometer, thore
was large attendance, and r. tue services %srs
q copy Of the Holy scriptnroa; also, copioa OF
tho Religious and daily papots OF lato, printed in
Chicago, and full list ot all tho contributors to
| the new elitlce:
I ut which tinsp MI organization waH effected by
tho election of AloAsrs. Rhodes, Clark, and AIar-
tin ia Trustees, for tho purl'oHe Of oreot1ng the
building. The pulpit wss supplied by tho ltoys.
months ago, whom the lloy. J. u. hiociure took
charge, It IL expected the now edilco will bo
/ oompetod during tho Blln,,nor. Riyor Park ts a
| new suburb, located Oil tho OhchGo Il Pacific
line, ut lie CROSSING OF tho DehplAines River.
| This will 10 tho first church building csootad in
| the place. and 1t Is gratifying to know that the
prospects OF tue now enterprise aro worry enoouE-
| nging. ..-..
| EvANBToN. .
| A number at pronliilntlt citizens 'of Evanston
assembled at thp Public Library.rooma Monday
evening. 10 coasi.lor the advisabilty OF startling
eohuol for young girls, that shall DO inter-
mediate to tho primary sohoola aud tho propa'
ratory Department OF the University. Among
Il. q. Miller, ]. II. Koize, Il. II. paul, blr.
Ross, L, Il. Dauto!!.. Y. 3. Phillips, George
Watson, aud 0harloa u. Browne: THOSE gentle.
ssssos asas sat ' ss sfs'"s:y an f9t dsgss
si,ent tic eyesslng in dtaouaaleg tho stu
talon, aud adopted tosolutiona, sottiut
forth the necessity tor tho enterprise. aud OK: