, 1876-01-09
l1A 0OV1f& heOllLDs
Silver Wedding OF an Old
Resident.
Reception Given to Bishop Mc.
Laren--Amateur Dram
atists.
d Double A1liance---CnaTl!y Balls TO
Be Given This Season.
The Prominent Club-Parties Of the
Week, and Their Partici-
pants.
Suburban Jollity.


! nuUuTDdu Uo1l1tJs
RECEPTIONS AND PARTIES.
/, GENERAL EEvIEw.
Notwithstanding the vory heavy demsud upon
the soc,al faculties during the holidays, tho roc
ord o. tho past week world seem to sho" that
tlose facult;es-if the EXPRESSION may be al
Ioued-are still uuimpzirod. There has been .
CONTINUOUS succession OF gayeties since the Scm
Ys2r was ushered in. and to all appearances they
will ba kept up du'ing tue remainder OF the
season. Not tbe Ieaat smong tue coming eEonts
: that xie aiieady made public will DO tae charity
balls, which are gotten up under the auspices OF
; ladies' who are prominently known ~ leaders OF
; fashion in this city. They will no doubt be
i patr'nized bv the very best people, and will be
: IN every respect noteworthy affairs.
THE WISCONSIN INAUGURAL RECEPTION.
Our cores; ondent 1t Madison writes that tho
reception and dance, Monday evening, the Sd,
on the occasion OF tho ioausu: alton Of Gov.
; Ludinstoa aud the other State officers. was the
/ grandest at .ir Of the kind ever witnessed at
! Wisconsin's Capital. Daeweou 4oo and 500 reopis
+ from Milwaukee. Racine Oc 'nonowoc. Wauke-
: sssa and other places, including prominent c!t'-
! zeks nn3 Leading lalics. wsfe Present, besides
5 many hundred OF tna Msd.sonans OF all sorts,
! making \ jam i1ko Presidential levee. Tie
/; Capitol was brilliantly illuminated, the tho!us
j. cleaning like lighthouse.
The reception began shortly before 8 o'clock.
; Gov Luiingtoa, Lleut.-Goy. Parkor, Attorney
Gcncz4l Sloan, and sasir ulvcs, aad Secretary
Do:l=, Treasurer Kuohn, aud Superintendent
Soaring. took up their stations un;:er the grace
fuliy-oraped national co1ora in the rear OF tho
-. Assembly Chamber, and for more than two hours
,ha,n n1ftf .r,;tt
incnt citizens Of tho Capital. were kept busy pro-
sen;ing shs sovereign people, of all a%es, both
sexes. and va1ious conditions in life. wto wanted
: to pay the.r respects to tleir official servants,
: aud fatisuing amount OF hand.shak,ns vas
done. It Was noteworthy that Gov. Ludiugton
did not have al h:s relatives grouped about h,m
TO - receive" vita the officials, Ia Gov. Taylor
Z did two years before. Qe aud luis asreeaLsa
si4e received the1r f.leuds With SD easy co1diaii
s: ty. aud very favo aply impressed ihoae WHO net
thou for tile first time
Alas. LEdlngton woEo q rich sros-sra q silk OF
two shades, fn1n COX Oh pro"p, witn pllct lacs
aad dlam1uis; Mrs Parker han l:ons biack
trocaded sl1, With skr: heavily trsmmea
Sitn black lace. There Vas the
finest an1 most varied display Of e'eeau:
; tJ,iettes ever s.en in the city. the Milwaukee,
i ladies' outsbln4ng all olners, while there Tere
many io street. dress, nud Door women we're
there to seq tho sI.euaor aud feel their eluaii:y
a. tins dom Jct atlc social gathering IN vary plain
! xnd cheap attire. Tue:e Tere ccstunes Of I'LL
; stai les, from ueolest btAss in 1cn velvet ant
; ii L to SNOWY wnato II gossame:-lko faor,cs,
/ wi.h b.illlapt garne: and CARDINAL delicate pinx,
! blue, green, plAuye, lilac !olnou, ,lavondet pearl
i aud euch Shades. brown, plum, md uihe1 niea
! IN various combinations, enriched With eu.brJ4d-
| cry, 2css, aud DIVERS TRIMMINGS.
!! DAucAuS began ~ both tue Senate and Assem-
i tiy Caszntcre about 10 O'Clock, AMI continued t4i
; Z, aul. wien Tue elegant iouea+ from SONS OF
IL $.Sr
! teated n be~1llersug beauty in the mazY dAnce.
! the elect WAS charming. In tho Assembly
! Chamber. the first oance w4s led by Cen At
/ WOOD, who took TINS Governors place At his re-
gust. q. he never dances. with Mrs. Ludiu6tou,
I; WAC dances very gracefully. aud She Governors
+, f. amily m4de up nsst OF tho Set. Tue Assembly
CGa:uper ~ 30 crowded thar it was difficult to
make room for the dsuce4H till laio, but those
wuo kept step to the bo itching knu4ic II Will
iaus i Seve12nces Baud. a~haIs WHOM "ere
many to.io men, we'll kuoan n Oh Change heemed
! ~ enjos il h.gLly. The Senate Cha .4ber Was
also tull, and alter tine CONCERT By B1ch's
H4ud 1t furnished music for dAuciug thero The
guests from abroad, especssl!y tie AllwaIkeosns
,, vino ha1 come out 10 do honor to their felloN-
cslz+n. seemed y ell piaasod Many agree 1h!s ac-
guansauces wcie formel aad tae ties between
tae Capital aud tho Cream CITY strengthened.
AAATECR THEArElCAl5.
4 highly interesting entertainment was given
last Wednesday eveulug at tue residence oi Alr
uui A4n Henty Crxa[ord, No. "a GaIuns1 ave-
uE8 II c0uGEteu Ot lQa FeQ1tLtou VI llt usSiud
eLtitleu 1.-The Marble Heart" hr the members
, Of tue Ihalls Club Fursaer than thls those
was IN effort mEde to combine With this orion
Ut the eu,eltasument the most agreeable fea;uies
of a. Ordua'y SOC. n party. II ueed SCARCELY pe
marked Lnat the A.ttlnDt Has Successful. l1e
: large company who wele assemo.ed EXPRESSED
themselves ~ p'eased Jar beyond tneT e1pecta-
tious- Following il tho cast OF the pla'
H2denoieeue M4rco .-.....--... MISS A@rnie B. Field
comv,.tiue Eseve
AAF!
fe1o1a.. .AiAs Lila Ken:
A4dxls Duchas'et. .--..........-..::..'M!s M!ss Lure
Vrscount Mr. Harry Walker
Ferdinand Voltage. Ar Sa:ouo! MtCtnAei
Hiphel Ductl-tet- Ar. denf! cta W1oLo
Monsieur vexuIote. LIZ. j. Mitchell. 1r
ETea DtCourcy. .Af. +" 3 ae1tou
At the conclusion Of this part Of the enier-
taiumsut Lua sues.s repaired to the araw4ng-
rtuu,, WHICH LAi bean decorated aud prepared
for dsuclng- At II o'cuck suppaf WAS hervaI
under Ito supervision Of john Wright, aud was
Of ths choicest description.
Among the CUES = wero Judge and hrt.
joan G. nogeis, Nr. aid AIRS. George al Pull
nan, air. aud Urs. Vi. II. AiltcueEl. III. aud MIS-
s. J. Ha.Aer, Mr. au4 Mrs s. 9. Field. AR. an
MIS-, Louis WzhI, Mr. AMI Mra Seneca hlmtstk.
Mr. and Mrs Henry c1;t,s. W. s soa A5s: :: a,; X
MIS-. I. c. Hanfo.d, Me- and Mrs. James 3.
Aeay, nea B.yaz, Nj. and Mrs. L. u. Fairbanks,
Mr. and Mrs: yaucsnt BAKER, nfs; sanKs'' Ms'
and as1,ndst Ms a:on 5'r and II rs ana T. F. asode
Nr. aud Mrs Reeve. Mr. Euos Ayres. Gen.
Robertson, M1. aud Mrs. Wliiiam Cliisholm.
lii. and Airs. J. s. Stevens, Mr. A. &. Downs,
Mr and Mrs loimao, Mrs Julson: Dr: anu
AIRS. 1, N. I.hnr, Mr. and Ars. John Clark,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hill, 3lr: aud Mrs. Geot2o
Gage, Mr. aud Mrs J. N. Clarke. Dr.. and Mrs.
.Ioses 0unn. Mr. aud Mrs 4. 9. hecksr Mr.
End 1irs. James Ml1, Mr. an Sire. ): b: brown,
M. john Barker, Mr. aud Mrs. uodges, Mr.
sud Mrs. J. +. E.ssell M1ss Mamie Fled, Miss
Reeve, tho MiRses Wald, the slisses Roger,
al4ss Ca,s Hunter, Mlss Anna Barker. al!ss
G.oyer1nau, Ass Eltie B'eeell OF Dubuque. allss
Msry Hal, Miss Flozence Br, au, 0llss Clara
Gum, MISS Lou Swazey. Miss Nellie Harmon.
Miss Emma Smith. alts S~azeY Of Maine, ALAS
Carrie Mitchell ct st. LOUIS Miss Aoo'e Colin,
Mlss Lotto Sharp: bliss Hurst Mlss ClaIA
Heut> Miss Katie Hutchinson. Miss kimbark.
Miss Ida Kent. h{1gs Lizzie Hampstead, s1'ss
Dlchford, MISS Cranshaw Of kentucky. Mlss jen-
ME Cobb, Mles Hubbard Of New York: M4ss Snow,
A1ss Chisholm OF C:eseland, Miss Anna C;ark,
1nf> r {nfn1.