, 1875-10-10

| ing tho congratulations Of thelr ff1ends. tns
couple took the train for Milwaukee,, "hers the,
Tuesday.
Thursday afternoon the First Presbyterian
Church Of Highland Park Vas tho scene OF an
| interesting and impressive ceremony. 70 Whacn
Mr. David ", Csaseday: memoer OF she Chicago
| Board OF Trade and Miss Clara O., daughter o1
Mt. T. R, Willard, were the high contracting par.
t ties. The bridal party entcsed the church Al
haff-past 4, the ubhess. lessrs. Thea. Stowe.
and ". T.. Martin. OF Chicago, Mr. Frank Bur-
dick. of Saratoga, N: T. and Mr. F. r Casseday'
| OF Evanston, preceding the bride and groom.
] The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr..
Hrrd. and was exceedingly beautiful and tna-
| p.eselye. 4 recept1on was bald at tho residence
Of the brides parents Immediately after the cere-
| nnoDy, and was largely attended The bride has
| been great favorta in society ut the Park. aud
! will be greatly mlased. as her future hons will
bo in Chicago.
The presents were rich and numerous. Notice
able among them we're several from her Sa bbath-
their loss. Among those present at the recep-
tion were Nr. and Mrs. 7. G. Hong, Mrs. Casse-
day, the Rev. Mr. 'LathroEe the Miases La
thrope. Mr. J. c. Hoag,o ot Evanston; ollas Doll
Woodruff, Green Bay. Wis.,; the Misses James,
baps John 4 Dandy. ~; chiesso; m sr nd ss Mrs.
Elisha Gray, Mr. and Mrs. C. r. Field, the Hon.
". L. James aud wife, tie Eev. Dr.. Hurd and
wife. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Coe, Dr. and Mra. Dean,
y. ". Boyington and wife. Mrs. :. " Preston,
Miss Lou Litka, Miss Alice Allen. the Misses
O'D7en, Miss Belle Leslie, Miss Grace patter-
son, and Messrs. S. N. Goa, Frank Durdick, ".
G. Hall. William Scott, anu othars.
uERBERT-TuRNER
One Of the pleaRRntest Affairs which has oc-
Cured in jackson, Mich, for some time, took
place Thursday evening, being the soelnnizatlon
of the marriage of Miss Josie D. Turner, Of that
place to Mr. Eugene Herbert, OF the firm OF
Herbert d Judson, druggists OF Chicago. The
BRIDE was beWltchlnsly attired in "navy-blue"
silk tastefully trimmed with material Of the same
shade. In this simple toilet she looked charm
lngIy. Mrs Herbert is 4 young lady highly es-
teemed by her friends and acqualutances, who
gathered to do her honor, aud WHO gave her as
she passed cut On world yet untrled their
earnest and sincere wishes for her future happi-
ness. Shortly after the ceremony they left for
Chicago which is to be their future home. Mr.
uarbert is well known in Chicago society circles,
and this sudden transition from tho bachelor to
tho Benedict will be quite disappointment to
that Eentleman's many lady friends.
Among the friends from abroad who responded
to tho Invitations sent we're Afr. and Mrs.
Charles J. Morrill,, Mr. and Mrs. " Il; Miller,
Mr.. and Mra. Z. Craneon, Miss Ella Mitchell,
Mr. ". B. Mitchell, and others.
wMsoS--I1P1EY.
Thu1rday afternoon occurred the marriage OF
Mr.. john q, Wilson. OF the Chicago E1ening
Journal. and Miss Flora L. Ripley. The cere-
mony waa performed By the nev. A. P. Ripley,
editor Of the Buffalo Christian Advocate, at tie
residence of the brides mother: No: 34s Calumet
avenue. The supper Was furnished by Wright.
CRosBY-ATHLoW.
1t the residence OF the BRIDES parents, No.
288 West Washington street, last Wednesday
evening were united in marriage Mf, Thomas
Crosby aud Miss Minnie Athlow. The g1oons.
man was Mr.. Fl. N. johnson. and the bridesmaid
Miss Alllo Ward. An elegant supper was sup