, 1875-12-19
ATRlMONlAt.


Carson, and Mr. Fred s. Wheaton. Tne cero-
nony waB performed by the Rev. Robert Collyor
ut the resideuce OF Hrs E. Wheatcn, No. 256
Ontario street. Among tho presents we're the
following; set Of mink furs and two hand
someIy bound volumes Of Picturesque Amer
ica, from the groom ; \ French clock, Mr. and
Mrs. R. F. Arnold silver cako-basaet, Mr. Harry
and Mics Minnie Green; silver card-1eceiver
Mr. J. E. Hayes; silver caks-basket, Mr., Frank
Rogers; case Of nut-picks, Hr. Mark pither
silver buttcr-dish. Mr. F. Mammalian; pair silver
napkin-ripee, Mr. and Mrs. s. P. Tumy; case OF
nut-picks, Mr and Mrs. George E. Jones; draft,
Mr.. H. A. Howes, Of Utica, n. T.; lace hand
ksrcbief, Miss Emily Catch silver cske-basket,
Mr. and Mrs. Linn; set OF silver nut-cr4ckers,
Miss Hattie Starr; silver card-rccolyer, Mr. T..
F. H1lhard; silver and cut-slass toilet set, Mr-
and Mrs. L. T. Hiliiard; pair Parisian Easss,
Mr., and Mrs. H. L. Hurst; handsome painting:
Mrs. S. B. Coffin; Motto, Home, Sweet Ho1ne. ~
h1r. George ". Strehl; bird and cage, Mrs.
Harry Naudain.
cAnLr1E-FosrER-
The beautiful little town Of Oak Park Was the
scene Of = brilliant social event Wednesday even-
inE, tho marriage of Miss May Seville, dansh-
ter Of the Hon. George F. Foster, OF Oax Park
to the Hon. ii. Dorsy Carlyle. Of Wheeling. W.
Va. The marriage took place IN the beautiful
new Methodist Episcopal Church. 4 special
car from the city brought merry party, aud tho
church WAS crowded with an elegantly -dreBsed
assembly.
A. few moments after o'clock the strains Of
the Wedding March" announced the entrance
Of the bridal party, in the following ordar: The
ushers, Meesrs. Richard Rathbone, Chicago and
". II. Hurd, Oak Park: then the bridesmside,
Misses Mary Z. Conwe]l and Nellie Wood, Oak
Park, Antonette Poole. Beloit, Wis. and Ella
Robb, Park Ridge; Miss Lettie Belle Carlyle.
sister Of the groom, and Alonzo D. Foster,
brother OF the bride; the groom, escors-
bride, leaning on the arm OF her
father. Passing to their appointed places, they
were met by the oticiating Clergyman, President
Charles Fowler, and the fev. A. L Scott, who
impresslvely tied the nuptial knot. Immediate
II after the ceremony Mr. Carlyle ealuted his
newly-made wife. and the happy pair returned
to the home Of the bride, there to receive the
congratulations Of THAR many friends. Mrs.
Carlyle ia an attractive and accomplished lady.
we'll known in tho social circles Of Chicago.
ber her ~ beautiful bride Her costume
was rich gros-grain cEeaua-nhite silk, profusely
trimmed with bridal flowers and point lace the
conventional tu1le veil WAS taatefully caught Oh
the hair By = coronet OF orange-buds, and tho
SNOWY blossoms fell the entire length OF tho
veil. Miss Lettie Belle Carlyle, the first brides
maid, wore rich silk OF delicate cameo tint,
trimmed With tea~roses and Aarguerites. The
rem aiming bridesmaids Wara dressed IN White
skirts and overdrcsses OF gauzy texture, with
silk bodices Of different colors, Nile green cat
dinal. salmon, aud butf, each wearing howors
corresponding with the different tints.
Aftor receiving congra ulations from theiz
many friends. Mrs- Carlyle changed her wedding
robe for dark camel's- -hair-cloth dress. trimmed
with gray FUR. and, bidding farewell to her
friends, accompanied by select party, left for
the city, there to embark On the southern-bound
train. The young coupls will visit Washington,
Baltimore. and other cities, before taking up
their abode in Wheeling.
Among the guests we're President Fowler
aud wife. the Rev. A. I. Scott and wife, Oak
Park Mr.. aud M1s jerome Beechcr, Chicago !;
Mr. and Mrs. II. Noyse. Oak Park Mf. G. A.
Low and daughters Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. T.
E. Goodrich and daughter, Chicago; II. P:
Smith and wife, Mr. ]. Smith and wife, Mr. and
Mrs. N. Blackstone, Oak Park; Mr. E. Puring-
ton. aud daughters, Evanston Col r. F. Robb,
wife, and daughters, Park Ridge - Rev. r. R.
Buobrid8e and wife, Kankakee =; the Hon. H. ".
Austin, Oak Park the Hon " H. Hagans and
Evanston the Rev. R. Sheppard and wife, 1lr.
and Mrs, McAlyoy and daughter, M1. and Mrs.
o. Olcott, Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. King. Miss E.
King. Oak Park Mr and Mrs. T. c. Hoas, and
G. q. Ayatn and wife, Evanston, and many
others.
The bride vas the recipient Of many beautiful
eiftg, prominent among which was pair Of rich
eold braceIets from the groom; silver tea-set,
and hrS r. EnEtAr. DocEet book Wclf-
filed With rnld-coin. Mia. John CsrlT1e. mother
Of the groom superb Psriau marble clock. Mr.
and Nre. A. f,orinr. Wheeling ". Va: case
of so]id silysr table and tea-spoone. Miss Lettio
Rai1a Carlrla G,ortshn,o " Va !. a noint- -laca
aet Mas Ann. Dnlinp: = nair Of bronze yasas
snd cari rece;ver Mia :1n1ia LOW. an exouisite
sat ~ n;nE c.rneo 4. D. Foster: nesr
r;no Mr. and Mra. G. Ayars silver eoid-iined
a.1f"c1,na ma tha Pov = r StTobTdea and wife
0 a sealsskin o set e. Of fur.. mr. and Mrs. James
Whitaker a laree panel.picture Of calIa-Iilies
~ hra halls fro,1 ~ hr;da,s S.hhsth.school
aias,'. cssa ~ silver nnt.nicls and cr.ckars
sir Shafrer Ch,caro: Dnchess loce hnndkar-
ch;af Sfr spd 5ITa, Norse two hooks of Mrs.
RroTn;nc,a noems heantifully bound. the Rev.
: Shanhsrd md W;fa :. hrn1zo card-receYer
~ = Raac1er ami MIA a hoot Of rnens 11re
T. Coama,i -r.rh;a s,atnatta The Misses
MIA Wnod and Kata Dsv;a a casa of n1,t-nicks
Nd netn.a # 1be dnnor Nf;ss M. Gondrch +
4,pesa 4nu 11o,-a- ~ NJ r.. roi,13s a h1ue
- s.. A., 7l q W;l;.noa, o1a Iu;llnr
.Slts p1 $50 ~. ri =, o Dohh a1J fam;ly
~ ~ ts-a.5 - horho sf;ss M Word sn ~
aat - Hora.s ~ pooTs s,,ver
!;aaa;t,har !uI;e a. " and Ma n Fostor. na;r of
h.eprs 1esas IN Mrs Reers ban1aome silver
2 ao!d standard A. ;fh norfma bottles Of
| r.rs rna 5ea;1n hfr and Mra. 4 Hoeol. Wheel-
~ u g. ~ annronnsta noan 4 Con-
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