, 1875-05-09

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Among the prominent local weddings Of th.
past week was that of Miss Nellie Hutchinson
daughter OF benjamin P. Hutchinson, Esq, ant
Mr. Eugene Lancaster. The ceremony WAS ceie
brated at tho residence Of the brides parents
| No. 681 Wabash avenue, at 5 p: m. Thursday
| evening, the Rev. Dr.. Ryder officiating. Tie at
! tendants wera Hiss Kate Hutchinson and hIr
| Noble r Judah, and Miss Lydia FORREST escort
| ed by Mr. Calvin Cobb. The bride wore The trat
ditiona1 white robes and orange blossoms, ant
| the bridesmaids we're in white tarlatau. The
/ company WAS large and elegant, and the present:
| were numerous and handsome. The ushers weft
MessrB. Gibbs, CleaVer, Dr.. Dyer, md another
gentleman. Tho floral decorations wete yery
handsome. and Haines acted as caterer.
M1L-FA1RBANKs.
On tho same day at ?. m., in Christ Church;
Bishop Cheney officiating, Niss Carrie Hill and
Mr. John Fairbanks, District Secretary OF the Il
jinois Sabbath-School AsBociation,. vera united
in marriage. The church whs we'll filled with
the friends OF the interested parties. The at
tendants were Miss Alice To1nley aud 1Ir. A. D.
Wilmnrth, with another lady and gentleman.
The ushers were MesBrs- Logan, Howe, Parker,
and Jnyne The bride wore 3 tEavelng dress Of
cafe au 1at poplin, and chip hat ttin1med to har-
monize with the dress. One OF the bridesmaidg
was in dress of similar shade, and the other
in = suit OF two shades Of brown. The cere-
mony was brief, but impressive. After it WAS
over the bridegroom and Bishop Cheney both
saluted the bride. The party left for an extend
ed tour to Washington and the Eastern cities.
No cards wers issued.
FLANDERS HOGAN.
At st. Pau1's II. e. Church, WednesdAy even
teacher in the Clarke School, and Mr. E. F.
Hogan, both members Of the choir, we're mar
ricd by the Rev. II. l.. Martin. The brides
maids we're Hiss Annie Hogan, d sister Of the
groom, and Miss Jennie Anderson. Tho bridal
party entered the church at 1880 2. m. where
witness the ceremony. The bride was attired in
white silk, trimmed with tuiie, tulle veil, and
orange blossoms. Tho bridesmaids were also
dressed in white. Altar the ceremony recep-
ton followed 1T the residence Of the BRIDES
parents, No. 139 johnson street. The Misses
Hogan and Mrs. Gill entertained the guests with
some 4ery fms vocal and instrumental music.
At 10 p. m. the bride and groom left for their
future homo III Hyde Park.
Among the wedding presents may be nlen-
toned IN elegant French clock from the teach
ers OF the Clarke School; silver caster from AIR.
Williams, Principal OF the tame school; = silver
butter-<1ish from hIr. and Mrs. George Glaas-
brook complete set Of French china from tho
brother of the bride, Mr. James Flanders;
wreath and cross from Mr. Earle Martin and
Niles IOuie Martin II silver cake oasket from
the mother of the bride, Mrs. Flanders; = pair
Of vases from Mr. Thomas Flanders, and another
from III. and Mrs. James Gross; two silver pie
forks and sugar spoon from Miss Edith and Nj.
win Rennolds. Among the guests were the
Rev. Il. I. Martin ard wife, A1r. Earle and Miss
Louie Martin, Mr. and Mrs. George Glassbrook,
Mrs. Gill, Mics Ida Normer. Mr. and Mira.
Thomas Flanders, Mr. and Mrs. james Gross.
Miss Edith and Mr. Will Rennolds. Miss Fanny
Mack; Miss Martha Fielding, Mrs. Fielding. the
MiFsea Annie And Emms Hogan" Mf: and Mrs.
Hogan, parents OF tho groom, Miss May Motifs