, 1875-10-10
N H,ppy Couples Of Last Reek-Gradual
EeassembliBg Of the Clubs.
pnaminept Events Among Suburban
Fashionable People.


-, ma,ried as appropriately IN 6rrlng A5 !
s~+rmn ar in winter as in summer. It is he'll
[.fer oId~faeh,oned Individuals that It make
:, d;ts,epce whether the weatteris wet OF dry o
..,n ar cold, 60 long Us the couple who arc to b
t,r,+d in The holy bonds Of wediock have in thei
t,.,s thst glow Of mutual affection which i
..,....vy to sustain well ordered household
nntisis not 60. The idea ia etrete- In the sigi'
,n-tnul. Of fashion there arc times and season
~ II thiurs,-yea, even for weddings: ant
,ons sbo value the good opinion OF the societ.
~cra xi]l violate its eacred usages, withou
~,irh ,he fabric Of society would cramb1e AMI
bsoaae Is naught-
Ands from this it Ia, indeed, , fitting seaaor
4or the beginning OF this new kind OF life whict
ac.ned marriage There isno longer the sulhJ
t.,t q! GUNNER which tends to develop all the
;,n,stnt sei6ahness Of mankind, aud to elevate
l.ncoads oycr lore in the minds OF young peo.
o;,- Even the most devoted Of lovers will
knowledge The difficulty Of getting mp any
emotion with limp collar and preternaturally
ssolsa feet OF course, this does not apply to
md1pasf fi1tations,-Ior they are in order ut all
anee but to lba genuine article Of eouztship.
With he me.lowins OF the year, however. the
fn.her sir, the Frightening OF the landscape,
eopes different feeling. The pulse is quick
,,td md the senses awakened to I'll that
4 BEAUTIFUL; aud how fitting it ia that q
socuz couple should start out IN lie together at
its halcyon season Of the year, when Nature il
hn,ding high ca1nival, when the mouotonous
ares. of green which has 90 long decked the
woods sod the meadows is doffed Tor the gayer
md mc1c deiicately- tinted costumes When
III gentie wind, = sweet and passionate wooer,
Eiaset the blu.hiGg les3, and Ettrb up ufa
Within the so1eun woods Of ash deep-crsmsoned,
Ind ztlver beach, and maple yel1ow~laaved.
let aftes I'll, it may be that this reasoning is
sntrtly cut Of place. 1t is, in fact, question:
sk!e xhether the world Of society recognizes any
such vulgar thing ae sentiment. People Of
faxhioo lke to read Of it tn books and to eoe it,
SANDING afar on but rs to themselves, you
1row it is really not the proper thing TO indulge
N. 81, then, It may be more III accord-
anee With the facts, although Grexdfully
r1o.ac, to state that the principal reason why
marriages il high life occur in October ia because
other fashionAbls resorts, and it is very con-
senieat to commence housekeeping At the be-
ginning Of the eocial season. Without further
1plsaatiun or discussion, it need only be raid
that the principal topics OF society Just at pres
Int LII afforded BY the weddings, Past and pros
pecaze which society il called upon to atteud-
List week there vere several Affairs OF this kind
speedily to follow.
TEE PAsT WEEK.
1here FeTe two prominent weddings during
The past week. The parties to one Of them ~ere
hs. Charles counseinan, leading member OF
The Board Of Trade, and Miss Jennie E. Otis,
.rathiest eiti zens. In the other instance the
afties wefe Mr. Frederick Louis Foltz, member
# the firm Of architects Of Treat 4 Foltz, and
dis Mafy Washington Judd, daughter OF =.
;Gning Judd, Chancellor Of tho Diocese OF T.
NOS. Both Of these weddings hare been fully
described heretofore in THE TRIBUNE Among
he Ess of presents to the last named bride wes4
saat1al sat Of silver butter-knives, By Mrs.
flEam / MeHgo!d which cane too late to be
asatoned IN the full report OF the Wedding.
WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES.
In the neighboring village Of Locknort WAS
elsarsted last Monday the sixtieth wedding an
sss!satT Of Isaac Preston aud wife, parenra OF |
~. J. ". Preston. ex-President Of the Board OF |
:r.as. Ihe aged couple, who are still vigorous
L. md ca1oe West in 1928, when Chicago wks a |
ne1e eadlng post On tho frontier. Both we're |
asn U l19l and are, consequently, 81 Jeats OF !
" 1he anniversary WAS made the occasion OF |
l1aallF Feanlon, there being no lass than fifty |
aenneas present, including th1ee children, many |
q S1aoosolldsen, and three great-g7andct,ildren.
" three children are ]. II. Preston, ESQ; Mrs.
sodd1ng. widow Of Ichabod Codding and Mrs..
+ T. Dsniels OF Eigin.
~ frs1 anniversary OF the wedding Of Mr..
tna Nm. Cu,hber Lang inca Day. WAS app1o-
Hasets calebrated LAST Thursday evening at
~ ~ reeldence. No. 404 Michigan avenue.
anu1 seventy i've guests were present, and the
s;.S GIt passed On very pleasantly. EckhaEdt fur
saaed TIE supper.
a M. md a1a Michael Greenebsnm celebrated
-. - vent! ~ FIFTH anniversary Of their wedding
~ 1nnfhdsT evening Ut their residence, No. |
- net Adams street It wxs strictly pta- |
'""'aaah. nane but relatives being invited
FUTCEE INITIALS.
H. loe good people OF Lake Forest were thrown
~ ~ ~ 1Gesday On rrceiving cards Of invita-
20 10 !rom Nj. snd Mr. J. =. Fare'eu to recep-
~ " 1umediately following ths mar1iago OF miss
~ ~ fatweA and William Il. Ferry, Jr.,
y. sa@a takes place At noon Tuesday. Only
" W relatives Of the bride and groom
fni..p ca - present 1t tho marriage ceremony. The
.sss sso gneste vii 60 cut on the 1880 u. n.
11s ~ T. ansing It ! p. m.-the hour appointed
~ n:s.., ~ reception. Every one was taken CON-
tts*y +. ns surprise. and this forever ,disproyes
H. H. 4lAke that women cannot Keep secTcs, for
.,s aase kept this since last spring, aud the eex
~ : .aoentcd to them for this sindicatioa-
t:a,sse. ssua'eg N the country is alwaTs = very
saae Il tteqpsncy destroys tho romance
,s-;.i31. .iU'eH1. This prospective wedding is e.
,aI p,,- 1n@ef est1nE On account of tho great pop
MI ssr o1 noth bride and groom, who hayo a.
ts,:,,.eu Icon tne 1Avorites Ut parties and social en-
rs.,a rs.,a'@uen1s. @ and an well On account Of the
Iencs - soa position Of both famllies- The ab-
NJ u tais couple will be greatly missed this
j.. ls.t " p tho "Entrc Mons Climb, particularly
.n+,s1 ~ beautiful bEide, who, BY hAr untiring
= Aoa social gifts haa hefetofare con tribut- ]
= no r. much to its success.
zfTI - sona Ferry and Mr. William Warren Jr..