, 1875-07-18

1hoaue nanuiactu.e IN the shape
~. Tbs Misses Sterens and Densmote
e nv actire in forwarding the Arrangements.
" 1,s u,ootiug was held in the large hall Q! the
t...dsnF, which ie \ fiue room, fitted up with
en. tt.se ard requisite @ scnnss hoRs Gs!ofe M a,'
tos ns .1ta of the village, with large addition
~ M the ps.shtortng Village Of Gicncoe,
lao llom The guests were noticed Mr. Timothy
taasstt a9tt and family, the Rev. Mr.. Gilbert Mr.
rtahTr. Mckinney, M1. aud Miss Graves, Mr-
tEaa.hard taI .nd uife, Mr.. and Mrs. Dale md fani-
y n't:.: :.:s.-s Mellor md Stanley, Mr.. And Mrs.
Z, rH,.5ss Mr, aud Mrs Hewett, III. aod tho Misses
ueFs,lin. Dr.. Picro. Ar. and h1ss "lifna'th.
~ tpgan, from Glencoe. and many new faces.
~ -. .rtnIoc commenced with = duet for the
~. ~. lad piano By Mr.. Harry Sterens md Miss
ss.,ns suss which was highly credltable pa1foEm-
pH Nr. Stevens u evidently = very promiB-
aaae1~foruet W on the fnte. M1. Frank Stsvens
W W. aopg, which was very good. and Hiss
EE.".nn,rc. who 1as unvell. sang Tho Fislef-
es@ ~ v;th great tasse- Her example il highly
~ y =. rommsnded. II ehe would bare had =
.,td excuse fo1 breaking her engagement, which
-. nerheps not she case 10 several instances.
t. ! r. Brown gave My Mary Ann," which
- -. Indy applauded- Sir. Thomas Copeln,
". -. solos Oh the viulin are standing attrac-
~, rexeryed his energies for tho dance music,
~ as;ea xas Z d;tarpoiutmeot. TO msnv. Mr.
- s.'sss.r;e&'s recitation created much amusement,
- - H.. rieco de resistance OF the evening Was
-. ~ .h.r.de, OF, noro properly speaking. scream
w w f.nt. ip which Mr.. Lincoln D. Wright and
~ ~ Stevens took the leading parts. This was
~ !. .hrre acts and wss fully appreciated. Miss
e,s-tns e. IL good in al sire undertakes, having
-. ..sl..r x1it" and Mr. Wright, It any casualty
.snnN th.ow him On his own resources, evident
= +fu}d adopt the stage aa . profession.
insr tie rcrforuacccB, Tpfrcshmenrs having
Ia dce attention, dancing commenced aud Was
- mn with great spirit till this pale moon wns
~.s,]s below the horizon. Altogether, The whole
;h;oe 7as decided SUCCESS, and Was proof
80 - a. nasties NAV meet on neutral ground in
$50 1a1monv, and people OF al shldes of
p|;n;an NAY thoroughly enjoy without coropro-
saa,nr tl,eu. ayes, and aiuk the question of Sec
..~..s.m ehtch doee more harm to tho cAuse Of
sstr,uu tban the attacks Of outside euemies.
HIGHLAND PARE.
G, n,peh has been said about the praiEies OF
n, V..t that su impression prevails that Chi
.-.o b,s no surroundings Of bills and dalhs aud
t,,..t,. Ye, there il no locality that resembles
n. tsnks Of the Hudson Rirer more than the
1,te shore north of Chicago. This fact ia being
h degrees appreciated by Chicago folks, xt1o
.re coiesls enjoying the ranges Of blni1s about
Hiehl,pd park aud LAke Forest One hundred
III ,ho7e the Lio, With ~ild rayines and AZ
.apG,e forests, pleasant country rn>ds, and fine
,Ittss, sre becoming very seductive to the mea
q Iasetle md Washington streets l. is from
n. d. ,hssa bluffs that Mr.. Preston enjoys q
rsT cf tho lake from every room in his
Innss: willis, On another, Mr.. Boynton sup
n,,as hiy mansion wlth the water OF the
h. bt Windmill instead Of tun-
oei. II. handsomest pcss-of6cs in the
Hts,e s3o.ns c1e corner Of the village while two
hlocxs away il the hotel, erected and furnished
II 20 e1pense Of 5150.03O. and kept the guests
ssy. "a Vel u sliss Smith. of the Long island
Re2on House. kcers his Dr.. Hurd- ono OF the
casmp,ons Of Bwiue has beautiful presbyte-
i'm Cbatch, while Mr, Wrenn. eon-au-law Of
ths yelleot Dr. Eserts, presides ia the new
Bsptiss Church, Ind the youthful Rector. Mt.
Otho.ne, il not disappointed bY tbs contractors,
nil wesrume hts rnans admirers into new edi-
fce to b. built by tbs Old School Episcopa!ians-
Among the permanent guests y the hotel axe:
Iabbtts Ind Elisha Tibbists, l.. C. Huntington
aad family, 4. D. Lamb and family, " J.
TeTkesbcrr md family. N. C. Rannsy and fam
ly, Col Nelsoa Thotnasson, wife and child. ".
s. Brewster aod family, 8. II. Case and
family, james E. Tyler ard wife, James
M11 aod fauilr, Jesse .. Norton ana wife,
J. .. Cleveland, John 3. Drake and family,
E. H. Noyes and family. AnoaR the Chicago
haeheloss aho book their names, play croquet,
Wit With Cleveland aud Burns, and enjoy the
dases herssbous. arc Thomas 1ugle., Alexander
Geddta, E. J. Msrten r. ". Saltonstall, Ed
BuRR P. c. Mayna.d, Huntington jackson, Mr..
Hunter, B. n. Campbell Ir., and j. J. McCoun-
The express t11io on Sunday morning briugs
TIE TRIBUNE and 7tmcs IN time for breakfast.
Aas Sophie Foster, daughter Of the late Cot
aus.er, Of Chicago, recently left here under the
ssoed,cs.on Of the Rev. DR.. Patterson and In
carge Of Judge Symms, Of Denver, after
Pleasant wedding party.
NORWOOD.
TN only sixteen; tbs nice Ittls age. I
vouh not be younger or older" waa sung by Miss
Asas Seymour last Wednesday evening. TIE
company assembled to do honor to their fair
eecstess joined in the refra!n:
1soald IKE to he married,
But ~edlocf they cay.
HIS troubles which I've never seen.
bo I'd ra:htr not barter my freedom awsy,
for I've only just entered eixteen.
1he hours sped AWay 40 Ill sucn 0ou1s no.
I'd u the moment arrived to bid good night
he maur good wishes bestoxed upon Hiss Nat
u 3r her Future happiness and many returns
ui her birth-tay were numerous II al should
b ssAliEed, Miss Matte will live to be very
wed, ind perhaps her second childhood uould
no: b. Is bright and full Of pleasure IS the
present one. Among tho invited guests we're
hisa Jessle De Berbsrd. the Misses Dunlap, Ida
Helbrook Minnie Lincoln. Franz Mammalian,
AIbert Xinche,l Carrie Collins. T. r. Hobb,
j., Park R,dge; Addie Cammack, Cl1f-
bon Dunlap Nellie Wamsie1. Newton Preston,
Till uolb1ook, M,ss Eathbone. Deeplaincs.
James Nlnship, Aer Morgan, and Joe Nlnship.
Mr. 8. Il. Ba1hans dedicat ted his beautiful new
.tnty 1kA+M IN