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affair, owing to the recent death Of . member OF
the family.
Miss H huntingdon. daughter Of Alonzo Hunt
lnsdon, ESQ.,, and Mr. Wilson viii be married at
p. M on Thursday next at the Cathedral A
reception will follow at the residence Of the
brides father. No. 10 Sixteenth street.
Mr.. G. n Holden aud Miss Charlotte Cheney
will bo married At the Cathedral OF SS. Peter
and Paul on Dec II. at p. N.
Miss Belle Creighton and Mr. John G. Fleming
will be married. very soon at tho residence OF the
BRIDES parents. No. 547 West Monroe street.
bliss Clara kimble and niss Alice Creighton,
with Messrs. Nelson Humphrey and Frank Will
Jams, are to otfciate as attendants.
Mr. A. 4. DUelle and Miss Ella Likeus will
have quiet wedding on Thursday next
Mr. n. b. Ham. editor of the Dubuque Her.
aid, and Aliss Rebecca II. Wells will be married
Tuesday.
IN BRIEF.
RECEPTIONS, DINNERS, sLE1GHINa PARTIES, ETC.
The Illinois St. Andrews Society gave their
twenty-ninth annual anniversary dinner at the
Sherman House Monday evening, Nov. 80. A
the following day.
On the same evening, the Starr King Frater-
nifty met 1t Mr.. s. B. Perry's, No. 1888 Prairie
avenue, and enjoyed delightful social evening.
Wednesday evening, alr. William Blair enter-
denco. No. 230 Michigan avenue.
Last Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. J. F.
Greer received their friends st the residence of
Mr. Charles L. Epps. 346 Chicago avenue. Mrs.
Greer, as is usual with brides on these festive
OCCASIONS wore her wedding dress. There wess
many other elegant toilets displayed BY the
guests, among whom were 11r. and Mrs James
s. Reed, Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Curtis, Mrs. S.
Greer. Nh. and Mrs. Charles l.. Epps, Mr. and
Mrs. J. L. Epps, Mr.. aud Mrs. l.. Baldwin.
Capt. and Mrs. Coburn. 1rr. aud Mrs. Conrad
Soipp, Mr. and Mrse John Gunderman, Mrs.
Henry Pfatf (of Bostcn) 51r. and Mrs. Robert
H. Gardner, Misses Seip. ida Smith. Maggie Cur
tis, Ida Walker Anna Gardner, Eta Epps, Alice
Townley. Hodson (of HYDE Park), Messrs. E. L.
Smith, Lchtenbergez, T. Hugh hicketta, George
Allcock, Charles H. Smith. William Kane, Frsd
Taylor, Charles Atwood, Eugene F. Salisbury, F.
L. Fairbanks, T. A. French.
Among the pleasaatest and successful social
gatherings Of the season are ths parlor concerts
under tho auspices OF the ladies' and gentlemen
of tho Church of the Redeemer. Tho third OF
these enjoyable entertainments was given Friday
evening at St. Johns Hall, on Lake street, oppo-
site Union Park. Several excellent vocal and in
strumental musical selections were rendered by
the Blaney quartet. Misses Kittie Taylor and
Addie Goodrich. Miss Emma Baxter, aud Mr.
Sloan. John q. Mcintosh treated the large
Chinese Question" At the conclusion OF the
CONCERT dancing was commenced and continued
for three hours, under the iudlcious manage-
ment Of Mr. J. II. Hnyck. Among the partici
pauts were many gentlemen and ladies Of p1omi-
nence aud culture, and the young people wers
conspicuous fer the elegance Of their attire.
The Helping Hands" social met at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. George ". Clifford, No 1854 Michi-
gan ayenne Friday evening. After the business
of the evening was over and the reports OF the
ments for 4 fair At sono early period had been
read and acted upon. the young people enjoyed
themselves As young people usually do, in chas
ing the hours away with flying feet: Among
those present we're Hiss Emma Clifford, Mles
Florence kost. Miss Eta Furlong. Miss Whit
man, Mics Brown. Miss II. Hayden, Miss II.
Chadwick, Miss Pierce. Miss Elmer, Miss Harp
ell. Miss kerby, llas Belle Wheeler, Miss Multi
ner, and Miss Hattie Furlong. Among tina
gentlemen we're MessrB. George Pa1m1ee, Pen
Hayden. Washburn. Gordou Bailey. Starr Wood,
Chase, William Burrows, Weaver. Borden Burk-
holder. and Davies.
The members Of Unity Church gave social
party At Temperance Hall, on North Huron
street, Tuesday evening. Almost Ill the elder
members OF the Rev. Robert Collysr's flock wore
present.
The ladies' of All Saints gave pleasant soc,s1
party Ut Marines, West Side, on last Monday
evening.
ceived her friends last Monday evening.
The party at Mr.. Tucket's, No. 998 Prairio
avenue, last Tuesday evening" was almost
crush, 40 many peoplo accepted the invitation
and enjoved the hospitality offered them. 1t
was one Of the social Successes Of the season.
There Was . pleasant party at Mr. James II.
Horizons, No. AL West Monroe street. Friday
evening.
4 pleasant reception ras held at the residence
Of 1lr. F. Walker, No. III North Franklin Atrest,
last evening.
The draw,pg-room entertainment given last
evening 1t tito United States Hotel, for tho
amusement OF the guests, included rome very
ra,o musical talent fiom Cincinnati and HYDE
Park; the quartetto combination OF Mrs. Cover
dale. Mrs. Elwood, and the Messrs. Ri1 and
philiipg. way excellent. Tue instrumental pieces
rendered by Miss Allie H. Stone and Nora Volk
we're commendabIo. The tableaux were good,
aud the brief humorous lecture by Mr. hoyt, OF
the Journal provoked the risibilitles OF the As
semb1aSe.
coiyod their friends at the residence Of Nr. A.
Spink, corner Of Indiana avenue and Forty-aec-
ond street, "Wednesday evening. Thirty couples
Of eIegantly-dressed people assembled aud
danced to their hearts coutent to Pounds mu-
eic Among those present. may be enumerated
Miss Shcphard. M1sa Tyler, Miss Lolita Danlels
Miss Norcutt, Miss Sada Scott. Miss Strayhorn
Miss Brown, the Misses McCartv. Miss Flora
Pierce, Miss 4Alica French, Miss Hattie French.
1lE5B butcher, 3l1ba OFOau% 4Al6s 1o14Ao. AHu
Alessrs William n. Reid, ]. J. SMo!eS, J. F.
Reid, F. J. Cochranc. Springer. George Pierce.
Gibbs, Scott. Norcutt, Spencer. Tyler, aud Dr..
Wilder.
Miss Maggie Harris entertained select fov
Of her friends at No. 81 Twenty-ascond street on
|aat Thursday evening.
Tho o. H. F. gnve their first entertainment |
Friday evening At the residence Of Mr Charles
B. Ross, on Indiana avenue. The evening en-
te1tainment consisted Of music. tableaux, and |
readings from different authors By Fiof. Knight.
4 pleasant evening was enjoyed by all present. |
sLEIaA1Sa PARTY. |
4 lively sleighug party was made up on the
T est Side Tuesday evening, which went to Hyde
Park, where few delightful hours were spent
In elegant supper was provided, and there WAS /
music and dancing Th,rty-ono persons made |
1p the happy company, among whom were
James H. Moore and wife, s. 7. Richards and |
rife, George Bowers aud wife, II. L. Ensign and |
Mss Sarah Gillette, c. Q. Avery and wife, Mr. |
Potter arid Miss AIattis Warner. Mrs. Harry |
Turner, Sir. and Mrs. Savage, Mr. and Mrs. |
Bradley, A1r. and Mrs. Nor1ncr, Will Hammond. |
Charlie Strong, Miss Carrie Mills, Mr: and Mrs. |
Thompson, Birney F. Moore and wife, L. A. !
Chase and Iiss Culver.
SUBURBAN..
EVANSTON.