, 1875-02-21

lives. Dufine his College career he = ioinsd I II +
, Alpha Chapter Of Sigma Chi Fraternit,
tcaepsa chapss1 s 4 ths Sorhwests1n Uni2s uns 9meg
one OF the strongest in the fraternity. snd ha
been established At tie Tniveruity longer I ths, M
that OF any other fraternity. This chapter un
dertook to see their brother from The East e.fo
cd their part righ: roll. Ats O'clock tie tz7da
party entered the church By tho north ajsla j,
the following order. Tho Omega Chapter q
the S1gn1a Chi fraternity, consisting o
twsnty:d,e 1as,leoking yeaPE e. @sn
on the arm Of her son Thomas Miss Iaura
two ushers, Messrs. George Lunt and George 3
Bragdon the bride and the groom, followed b.
Messrs. A. D. EARLY and 7. N. Elliot ushers
the purpose, except the four nshsrs, who stood
two on either side Of the bride and groom az they
took their place before the altar. The ceremony
was performed by the pastor OF the church, Dr..
III. Z. Briggs, assisted by Dr.. Fowler. TIE
order. The organ wns presided over by = Sig..
| Mr. q. A. Cooper, who is fast making for lin.
self the reputation as an organist be has al
ready acquired as q pianist The bride, Miss
Ella G. Creighton, though not widely
known. is u fsyosiA among her friends and !.
| young lady of great aociability, aud ono who
| knows how to make home pleasant She was
very becomlnely attired in loysly Shade Of nale
evening blue satin, with illusion veil, gracefully
| looped with orango-b1ossoms. After The
] ceremony ut the Church, email
but eninently enjoyable, reception was
| hold at the residence of the hride'n
/ mother. near the Womau's College. Among
other presents there was an elegant silver tea
service, consisting OF i've pieces, donated by
Omega" There were present at the reception
DR.. and Mrs. Hemanwa Mr. and Mrs, o. Grain.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Ayars, Mr. and MFz. /. r.
Hit, Dr.. and Mrs. Fowler, Mr. and Mrs. J. +.
Fitch, Mr.. and Mrs. 4. L. sswell Mes-
danes If. Do Coudres, c. P. Braedon. n.
r. Bailey, 4. l.. Butler, Vai[ q, A
Pearsons Misses Carrie Wycko6. Bella
Holloway Josie Sheridan. Lulu Bannister, Cora
Harris, Ella Ptindle, Eta Stage. Ada Somera
Lottie Newman, Kittv Phorson, Nary Sherman'
consisting Of the Rev. James S. Norris D, C.
Rhiel, ". S. Matthew, 4. D. and F, A. Early. F.
IL. Elliot, c. P. Wheeler, George Lupt. 6. T.
Drake, A. 8. Appleton, g. E. Dragdon, ". G. EY-
ans, r. Ii. Humphrey F. II. Harris, E, s. Moss
DR.. II. G. Bragdon, ". II. Booth, E. ". An
drews, r. e. Harris, J. E. Hanline, Measra.
Ba11itz aud Ricketts,, F. Barton. After the re-
ception the bride and groom were accompanied
by Jolly sleigh-load Of their friends to Calvary
Station, where they took the train for this city
Intending to make Southern bridal tour.
An unusually large attendance was present d.
the roons Of the Social Club on Thursday even
ing. Dancing was the order Of the evcnine, as
Mr.. Grdley bad been unable to bring tue Vari-
GUS members OF his opera troupe together for |
concerted action. Several new honorary members |
we're seen upon the floor enjoying tho novel rela-
tions they wero sustaining. Acquisitions are |
being made from time to time. The exercises |
next Thursday evening will be long and interest," |
ing, and will commence promptly 1t O'Clock.
Mr. Whine has been faboring assiduous1y to mike |
this the most enjoyable entertainment furnished |
by the Club.
The residence OF D. F. Kecney, ut South
Evanston. was the scene Of most enjoyable
surprise-patty Thursday evening. Tho assailing
party met at Mr. Truesde1ls, whence thew Sailed