, 1875-11-28

pated we're Mr. and M1s J. Lyons. Of Evanston,
Mr. and Mrs. Zimmerman, Mr. and Mrs. GurleY.
Mr: and Mrs. Hills. Mr. and Mrs. Ingraham. Mr.
and Nus. Rodgers. Mr. and Mrs. Pebbles, Mr.
and hrs. King, Mr: and Mrs: Foster. Mr. and
Case, Mr. and Mrs. Hoards, ntr. and Mrs. G.
Ovens, Mr. and Mrs. ": Il. 0wens, Mr..
es RroTn Nus, Mary case Hiss ,F;s, Fsnn'e Case
Miss Scott, Miss Oracle Rayne. Miss Nettie 1n-
gals, Miss Brown, Miss Kittie Mills Miss Sails
bury, Mlss King, hiiss Baker OF Chicago, Mossrs.
Hea1d, Foster, Hard. Curly. Conwe1l Cass,
James Revnold John Reynol5, Ingalls, Hay
ward Of CHICAGO, Dllss, Miles. Cook Of Chicago.
Blossom Of Chicago.
The latest soclal news Of interest in the Park
Ia the announcement Of the marriage OF the Hou.
". D. Garlic. 500 OF ex-senator Carl1le OF VIZ
GINA to M.ss Mary Sariiio Foster daughter OF
the Hon. G. F. Foster, Of Oak Park. Tho cera-
mony is to be so!emnized 1T the First Methodist
Episcopal Church Wednesday, Dec. Is, at 5 p.
N. Tho happy brldo nil leave her home and
take Mp her abods in 81 Old Vireia,a~" While the
they feel that her bright stnila and sweet infu-
ence will be greatly missed in ali social circles.
EVANSTON.
The Social Club gave q very enjoyable musical
entertainment Thursday evening, which Was well
attended. The programme took wids range,
many Of. tne ablest musicians ID the village par-
ticlpatiog. and Was cained out very successfully.
The So 18th Evanston Literary aud Social Club
also had musical entertainment last week. 1ts
hall WAS filled to oscrhowing Tuesday evening
BY an audience drawn from the two villages and
Chicago, assembled to enjoy the "Old Folks
Concert" given under tho leadership Of Mr. J.
H. kelfan by twenty singers Of Evanston Tbs
programme wAs An excellent one, and was given
to the evident s1tistseti9n 9f I thoas present
rem. however, eclipssd al following efforts,
throwing them completely into the shade, in
fact, uatl Mr. kseney introduced kerosene
into the hall.
There was 4 social entertainment ut the
Woman's Collage Thursday evening, under the
auspices Of the Osso!i Society, which, though
nut as uune-ouelY attended as Vas anticipated
attracted good1v number OF students aud citi-
zens. The young Indies OF the 6oclety are en-
deayoring to. purchase piano for their haf and
the proceeds Of tao entertainment ere to be de-
voted to That object.
Mrs. Indian. one OF the most highly-es-
toemed residents Of the village, enjoyed genu-
inc family reunion Thanksgiving, at which
tweot.-four Of her immediate relatives Were
present.
Mr. ]. Seymour Currey and Miss Mary E.
Corcl we're married By tie Rev Z. N. Packard.
Wednesday evening, 1t tic residence OF the
brides s,ster, Mrs. A. n. Yoane,
Mr, John Dickinson and Miss Mary r. John
son were united n marriage 1hursday alter
noon, bY the Rev. D. B. Cheney.
The t.ev. B. L. Swan, for several yearh pastor
Of tho PRESBYTERIAN Church at Oyster Bay. l.. l.,
Monday, bv tho Rev. Arthur Mitchell, IN the
First Presbyterian Church, Chicago.
There was full attendance Of the Eclectic
Club q. the residence Of Mr.. George E. Puring~
ton Monday evening. The leaders wera nrs.
G. E. Browne aud Mr. ?. +. s. S:aYnaker. The
Club meets at the residence OF Mr. R. 8. King
to- morrow evening.
Inc members OF the Anelo-American Associs-
tin celebrated Thanksgiving Day in due forua
thc entertainment comprising both dinner and
q supper. g.
Tho Sigma Chi Fraternity observed Thanks
giving by . pleasant and profitable social re-
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