, 1875-10-03
c,t.,ta;pme1ts for the Benefit Of the
Wonen and Children's
Hospital.
Denomination Of the Clubs--Pio-
fpective Weddings-~Sub-
urban Notifications.
nha October Fashions as They
Appear in New York.
. nofense Of the Pu1l-Back-.-
Costly Imported Co.'S
tunes.


Costly Imported Co.'S
tunes.
CHICAGO CAYET!ES.
TEE OPENING SEASON.
Nth the approach Of cooler evenings. and th'
x~,.aonent tendency Of people to enjoy them
sst~.x ;ndoorr comes the season Of balls ane
..,t;as md similar society amusements. It ii
II, r,.her early to begin chronicle Of thest
:.+.,.stnc events, IL the n1amuss who direct tht
rortments Of society and the daughters fo'
~hosa benefit the periodical entertainments art
'srsn h.,s scarcely finished unpacking those
te.,.,,noth t7upks which, during the summer
h,~, nsen the bane Of porters and baggaSemer
nm. ssv from Long Branch to the Twin
ro1nt,;ns. As yet only the first fa1nt symptoms
II rsri,ine hilarity are manifested in the
,eo,c.riz.tion Of certain social clubs and il
.,u,ors NJ festivities that are to come. In fact
,nokt If the 2exs to be relaxed this week ia OF
As f,r u c1n be disce1ned, the prospects are
hi tbe coming winter will be one Of the gavest
n In esy Seasons, and society will have its ill
oe recreation. In counting up the numerous
,.,ttes, weddings, and recherche entertainments
Int have been already whispered about in So
.;a.y circles, It is apparent that the fashionables
tsrs not takeo into consideration the possible
tsmper 10 be thrown upon their plans by
tae expected revival in religion Parties
rubout limit are talked about, but
,,,,a h.. haan said ahont the
'35 "''e w. -, st, So -. .;,..a
saaA gsshetnss Il toe 1Aposas'on' ~ 10 e4'en
b. Two prominent gentlemen no" IN the Ehse,
Int Who are expected to favor Chicago with
~. :, .+,.o,, ,-oh.hi1;tr that Maears Noodv
@e1e - ouoIs pe0o0o"' ~~@'' =,
sn9 Senkev *ill spread havoc among the ranks
d, ,hs upper ten" it they should really make
e.
p theT nlnds 70 come mere ana GET aeat oo"n
tchasinese. In London did not Counties ses and
v..a;...a..u, ~ n,.lo.saa ;nnrra,,h1a 1o,ra
aAcn'onesseo aa1o o1eoeeos0 ILL "0.o A7A'o
their worldly pleasures and bow down before the
eh-ios xhich these two humble but STRANGELY
-. -
posenul men nIougnt 'n6o 'na1 great nestopo-
hi And will the hiEh-toned ladies' of Chicago
,..r. H., ;r,,,o,.;,,,s ., n. noana, taecb;,os2
{uoFo 4ess 1lnpe1'toas ~ viz ~toePs1 *oaetA1ne7
N,emslas 70 % eeen.
cuu uncrs
~. +ris,ao ~ +h, ~ Hosn,,s, for vomen and
Gaildreu. On the corner OF PaulinA and Adams
a1ee1a h.re arranged for most delightful and
.efnsd ee1ies Of entertainments to be given in
MD d ths hospital 1t Standard Hall Monday and
Tu.sdsy Of next week. They will consist Of pan~
n.n.eemeut % @ c. Of Prof bartlett Of Boston % whose @
alalisr and taste re unquestionabIe They will
BE- piren under the auaoicea of the following
ladies' Mesdames G. B. Blackstone, E. S. Pike,
H. 0. Stone, McG1eeor Adams. E. g. Hall, Fer
14odo Jones, F. B. Williams, J. c. Hilton, DR..
Nary q. Thompson aod others.
The programme af these enjoyable evenings
I'll BE- as folloKs:
raRr1
A Dresm ef the orient; se.tuary, Monumental
Group; 1he Bridal q tho Sea; ssa1nary, Christian
Ing. gtsea Ieo Lake for the Stage; picture, Bridal
tur E,1,s s Ts,;ss ~ ~ r. 'nsa ps.
Eehta The Vcsner t;rr,e. 4,,nt9,n;na ~ n ~,
bud hs od nun wirtes to teen his dsuchter 1t ort
ahe TIES to get I'D Of him as sls expects company;
- e.cd. him to the Post-Of1ce; Arrival and COZ
etaiuent of the lover tho old man pursues inno
e'aa esle3 sseonealaaon and nesrs-1na1ng}-
Return fno,n III. Hs1saet - m. Mart. ,,,r,,or +.
sTir has spoiled to m.eiei.n ~ .hnT hin his 1ost
htel Mother Gooee-Pantomine thu Rxta and tha
Nice the old bachelor driven to despair b. the mice
= =. 1.iv1 It London and is introduced by Mother
49, 49, nef aanshfats: the departure TIN break
....-.
r& suhrR'sE PARTIES.
r. ~ ~ 1dienos o. Alsa Jennie Olds, residing 1T
~ ~. 10y west Twelfth street, gave that young
ny pleasant birthday surp1lse- party last
u. .aMass esen1ng. Ihe affair passed oil very
49, H. a@ons the guests present being
1ts; ns1.a 1.l,i Mile NcDonaldt T. Il Burke, e. u.
r.1s te' ny Asllne, and Misses BiEsins, Ayling,
~tx.m; 1 x ano oehers;
r,.. peasant chlldren's surpr1Re~party took
}aee y 1rs. Col. Mulligaa's residence, on
Aa''t5-atst stsee1, Friday evening.
coSRAD-sUNDEL-
xa4%os 1ne most notable Of the recent we'd !
.:as1 .1t Mas lh2t Of Miss Els H. Conrad to bir.
+.s = annde!1, at the residence OF tho BRIDES p!
.asasl. -. 70 l62 Aberdeen street. The ceremony
~ ~ performed by the Few. J. Q. Peck. pastor Of
w. s.-s .sn1enafy H. =. Church About fifty guests
liz taeseot: and the Young couple were made |
80 80. 1ae} departed on bridal tour to Nln- i
N@Roo Immediately after the ceremonies
PROSPECTIVE WEDDINGS.
i, xs1a ~ great events OF the present week will |
:,,os meines, Doth OF which are to take place at
see II, Cnnrch, and all the parties to which are
49, ~ 1aSorAolY known among wide circle Of
!. ian1ntanees- The first to occur will be that Of
y H.! fseo Fritz Fol,z, If the firm of Ireat l.
!; ~ ~ md Miss Mary Weisluyter Judd, daughter
-. ~ :. .: Coming Judd. Chancellor Of the Dio-
@e o. uliaols- Mr. Foltz is young man of
.se4sot reputation in his profession. and his
an s The one that has been recently engaged |
! lQfn1sh plans for the Chicago Clubhouse.
~ ceremony will take place 1t Grace Church
ssaoas ~ Afternoon 1t 8 o'clock,
14e second aGslr Of this Kind will take place ]