, 1875-10-24


and Messts Rogers, l.. RolIo, Card Merrill,
Moore Naghtan, Smith, Goodwin. Kelly, Risley
Morse, FIeckenshi, Hantz, Townsend, Kearns,
White, Williams
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The pleasant suburban Town Of Beloit Wis,
has recently been the scene OF several more
than ordinarily interesting weddings. The lat
est OF thess occurred last Wednesday evening.
the parties being Alr. Franz H. Stark kweather, OF
the Merchants National Bank Of this city, and
Russell, Of Beiot. The ceremony took place in
the Episcopal Church at half-past o'clock, the
Rev. Fayette Royce officiating. The brides
maids were Hiss C:tie Davis, OF Be'oit; Miss
Kittie Duncomb, OF Racine; Miss Eva Tnttle.
Of Kenosha; and Miss Clara 1von, Of Madison.
Tue ushers were Mr. Robert Mitchell. OF Chca-
go; Mr. ". B. Keep, OF Chicago; Dir. 4. Ii.
Mills j., Of Delolt; ana Mr. Frank Burdlck. OF
Saratoga. After tho ceremony there was 8
brilliant and .argely-atteoded reception at
Mr. E. G. Mason and wife, Of Chicago; Mir. c.
L. Starkweather aud wife, Of Chicago; Mr.
James Otis, Of Chicago; Hiss Sadie Baldwin. OF
South Toledo. O.; Miss Barker, OF Racine;
Miss Jennie Duneomb Of Racine; Miss cornie
Carpenter Of Belolt; Miss Pake and Mrs.
Baker, Of Evansville, Ind. A1r. Arthur Britton,
Of Beloit Dir. Fred Dennet, Of Beloit ns. L:
Fl. Parker, Of BeIolt: Mr. Horace Dearborn OF
Bsloit Dir. G. T. Crlm Of Belolt; Mrs. T: II.
Davis of Beiois; Mrs. Washburn, Of Beloit :
O0s H. N.
Mr. and Mrs. o. Z. Merrill, Of Beloit; Prof.
aud Mrs. Whitney, OF Beloit.
Among the many elegant presents to the bride
may be mentioned Roman gold necklace snd
cross from Mr. and HRS. E. g. Mason pair
Of silver ysses, from Masters EDDY and Harry
Mason marble clock. from Miss Lizzie Edwards;
bronze mantel ornaments, from Misses Gertie and
Carrie Brltton; bronze ornament, from Mrs.
Arthur Britton; one dozen solid silver tea-
spoous- from l1r. and Mrs. G. H. Starkweather
AuAf fHA and
Mrs. r. E. Starkweather; half dozen silver
spoons. from Mr. Chauncv 7. B!air, Of Chicago
silver ice-p!tcher, from Mr. and Mrs George
Westover, OF Chicago; solid silver pie-knife,
from Mr. and Mrs. q. Ii. Ghomy son. OF Chicago,
fancy silver card-rece1vef, from hlr. I. H.
y. Grim. Of Be1oit card-receiver aud vases,
from 3Ir. and Mrs. J. X. Ormsby, Of Chicago;
large picture from Miss Chttie Davis; pair Of
aotid silver napkin-rings. from Alr. Robert
Mitchell. of Chicago; seal-skin aacque sud hpp,
from the bridegroom.
sHuAAS-1yGE1s.
A quiet wedding took place last Wednesday
evening at 1rvington. suburb OF Indianapolis.
the parties being Miss Carrie o. Ineels daughter
Of Joseph Ingels, Esq, and Mr.: Percy L: shu-
man, the private secretary Of Collector Jones.
The ceremony was performed at the residence OF
the brlde's father, BY Prof. Black, Of the North
western Christian University. Miss Nellie In
ceis and Miss Kate Shumap acted as bridesmaids.
and Mr. Charles Wetherell OF Chicago. and Mr..
James Norris, of indianapolis. as groomsmen.
After the reception, the couple took the tram
for Chicago aud they will take up their abode
e1eafter at the residence Of n. B, Judd in Ken
wood, where they will be at home altar Nov. J..
sAwYEE-CERTIs.
Our Western Saratoga-Geneva Lake, Wis.,
Was enliEened BY q pleasant Wedding last week.
the parties being Miss Fannie GURUS, daughter
of Lewis Curtis, Esq, and Albert 4. Sawyer,
Of Chicago. The ceremony took place in tue
church, the Rev. G. 4. Williams o1iciating. Miss
Ethe STANLEY acting as bridesmaid and Mr.. Wal
ter Curtis az groom6mau. Tho reception WAS
held Al the residence OF the brides father. Tho
couple took the train Tor Chicago the same eyen-
ing.
MoonE-wILIIAMsoT.
A quiet wedding party was held last Nednes-
day evening at the residence of Mr.. G. T.
Upham, No. 145 South Green etreet. The two
principal persons chiefly interested were Miss
Lottie E. Williamson. stepdaughter of Mr
U;fhac:, and Mr.. ". Z. Moore, Of this city: The
fSreIn Satroil The rh s bridesmaids were ere Miss LIZ
ze staffel and 3liss Nestie Grannctte,
the groomemen Meesrs. El2in T. and
George Williamson, brothers Of the bride
The bride was prcttily attirea in white silk,
trimmed with emilax aud tuberoses, and the
bridesmaids wore blue and pink eilks respectively.
After the ceremony collation. WAS served pro-
y1ded bv Eckbardt. Music aud dancing enliv-
ened the evening. There we're about fifty guests
present, among whom we're ltecorder James
Stewart, DR.. 3. ". Lawrence, OF New York; DR..
Bradley Of New Ynrk; DR.. Wiehrmaa. wife.
and daughter, OF New York, and o.hers.
COMING EVENTS.
An interesting event will take place at an early
date on the West Side, when the golden we'd
ding of prominent citizen will be celehrn'ed at
the same time with lhe marriage Of his grand
son.
Wednesday, at half-past o'clock, Miss Anna
Griswoid. daughter Of Mr.. J. A. Griewold. will
be united in marriage to Mr., George ". McNil-
len, OF Ch,cago. The ceremony will take place
at the residence of the brides father in Keno
Bhs. Wis
Tue Wedding OF Miss Laura Catoa and a1r. E.
O. Wolco.t, announced for Nov, 2, has been IN
definitely postponed on account Of the i'll health
Of the groom e1pectant. Hc is now IN Caiifor-
mia, and the reports are tha: his physician has
ordered him to China
The coming great event on the West Side Is
the marriage OF Miss Mary snell eldest dangh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. 4. J Saet, Of No. 425 West
Washington street, and Mr. Albert Stoue, pro
prietor OF the Bishop Court Hotel The affair
will ba brilliant, and Will occur Nov. II.
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