, 1876-09-24

The 1ul1 in social circles which has been 81
noticeable for the past few weeks, it is hoped
will soon be over, as several interesting event.
are talked OF and devised for the coming weeks
The musical socials, which were so interesting
last season, are soou to be resumed. The mar
riage of one OF the Parks bellies will take place
this autumn. And the dancing parties in the
fine new hall are looked forward to with de-
| light by all lovers OF pleasure
The ladies OF Unity Church gave to their min
ister brilliant reception Wednesday evening.
in goodly numbers to welcome tie Rev Rev.
complished bride. The ladies had prepared
q fine collation., to which the happy assembly did
Mr.: and Mrs. Buter Mr. and Mrs Nash, Mr and
M.s. Emery, 3lr. and Mrs. Gcrtz, Mr.. and Mrs.
King. Mt; and airs. Mills, Mr. and Mrs Rodgers.
| Mf and Mrs Zimmerman. and many others.
| The yonng ladies' Of the Park, always ready for
every good work and willingt 10 lend helping hand,
met at The residence Of Mrs. IT, J. Scott Monday to
organize sewing society to prepare fancy articles
for the Missionary Fair to be held in Chicago this
autumn. Mrs. Coswell presided. Mrs. Emery was
crande, Miss 0 Minnie ui %arhs
Secretary, Miss Nettic Ingals, Treasurer. The
time was spent in arranging work for the next
meeting to be held Saturday.
taken up their abode in the Park, in the cottage
formerly occupied by Mr. Shaffer.
Mr. and Mrs. William Blackstone have returned
from their Eastern trip.
PARE RIDGE.
Mr.. William P. Moss, one OF the most esteemed
residents OF this place, formerly OF Chicago where
be is we'll and widely known in business and church
circles IL the author Of work On Church Finance
which is very highly spoken Of by those who have
examined 1t In manuscript and are we'll qualified
to judge OF its merits. 1t is now in the hands OF
the publisher, and will shortly make its appear
ance. It embraces simple but ful1 and complete
church, and will supply want long felt hy min
listers and church officers. Mr.. Moss Is both
theoretically and practically well qualified for the
cellent business qualifications, and having been for
many years the financial officer of several leading
A delightful little party was that by which Miss
her fifth birthday.
number Of her friends at the residence Of sfr.
Knowles, on Prospect avenue. The party was in-
formal; and therefore BY far the more pleasant and
enjoyable Music aud dancing seemed to be the
prevailing mode OF enjoyment, and IN unccasine
round Of pleasure WIS kept up until refreshments
were served, after which new fife and vigor seemed
dispersed ut Late hour regretting the necessity OF
rest preparatory to the duties Of the morrow
IN ME, 1sea ana hfs; = T. Rockwell: OF Rock
the paet week. @ ''N1 4'''3' "'|''A'n @noss
=, Mn. Witeman, ct Chicago, spent several days
The Misses Hunter, Of Fond du Lac. VIZ snd
Mr: and Mrs. Sweet Nj. G. y: wilson ff Of East st
q pFoy,aence pe H. L. ism guest Of lis sister, Mrs A.
Communion services will be held at the Methodist
ER1scopal Church t1ls evening. Elder Jurklns !
The Rev. Mr.. Williams, of jefferson, will preach
at the Congregational Church this morning.
Mr. Orr has engaged in business at Broadhead
few days. >A'~A' :"
M, Mr. Richardson, the Principal Of the public
Hrnl IN f}o -: I
nefons Classes without the aid Of another teacher
The Trustees have, therefore, about decided to
,rnded, and the languages and higher English
'Fanches be taught, so that the pupils could be
prepared here for college, Park Ridge would have
'ood reason to rejoice.
BAnRNcroxa
The latest feat in the thieving line is that ac-
onplishcd in the taking OF some 800 pounds Of
'uttcr from the cellar Of Mr. Butte, farmer re-
idlng near this place.
Mr. c. Dunn and bride are expected home this
;eek from England, which they have visited on
The ladies Of the II. E. Church rave one NJ tbe,r
no noice oyster s1ppess Thursday evening last It
Grain is being brought into town in laree ouan-
ues W ne 1armets and business Of ali kinda is
Lieut. Lu9 still continues his recruiting ofy,ce nj
hly place. number Of cnlistmcnts have been
th1. oscar lawrence, formerly OF this placc |
oW OF chicago, was in town during the tycek |
ai!fns on his old friends and acquaintances.
Mr and Mrs. Sheldon, or l}yron MINI nro ;
lsitine Mr. and Mrs. kennicott
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
The Hayes and Wheeler Club is increasing nm
lly. They received their uniforms Wednesday.
eoplc here are taking an unusual interest in the
oming election.
The condition Of the bridge st the crossing oY
pslnS street and the pittsburg Cincinnati j. St.
onls lfallroad has been improved.
Livery thing il going on swimminely at Morgan |
ark " '5"0 p,
Maj. ". Drockway attended the Soldiers Re-
aion at Indianapolis. ~>~ I
UIGHWoOD.
Gen. j. ". Clampitt received dispatch from
llden Headquarters to proceed Immediately to In
ana TO take the stump in favor OF the Democratic
ontll. " ~ neAt :
u: G. Ernst has been detained at home By sick.
.h1s. Morrison, the mother OF our youno ha,d E
ire merchant, was ont to see how her new hnneo l.
ogresses. ~ AZ" noase i
Bertel Olson has juet laid the foundation for 4
"blne-Jeans" aud Tooth-Brusbes. A
r E"Tttngton HU,ckeye
LII one OIL Ills recent speeches BIue,Jeans VVf21 Il
Hs, showing up the cQOrrnp1,s aytrar,ro,.;., | d