, 1876-11-12
The Clubs Awakening to Music and the
Dance---Suburban Notes.
The Latest DEGREES Of Fashion in
New York City.
An Essay on Furs, Dog-Collars,
and Novel Trimmings.
Costumes for Children---The Princess
Style Of Dress---NeW Materials.
Parisian Street Costumes Dresses for the
Coming Balls-Marie Antoinette.
WEDDINGS.

WEDDINGS.
KELLEY-DuNLEvf.
Wednesday evening were married Mr. Alfred
Kelley, Of Columbus, O., and Miss Mary c. Dun
levy, daughter OF Judge John c. Dunlevy. The
ceremony occurred at the Second Presbyterian
Church, Prof. David Swing officiating.
The bridal party entered the church in the
following order: Ushers, Messrs. Dudley Hig
ginson, R. L. Davis, s. NJ. Jones, and Charles
Taylor; Judge Dunlevy with bis daughter, the
bride; ;..sirs. Dunlcyy with the bridegroom. The
bride wore dress Of quilted white satin, cor
sage high, with white velvet brocade, Valen-
cienncs lace, and orange-blossoms. Mrs. Dun
levy was attircd in black velvet aud lace.
After the ceremony, reception was held at
the Grand Pacific Hotel. There was no dancing,
but music was furnished BY Hand d Freiberg's
orchestra, the following selections being rem
dercd:
Waltz, 'Happy Through Life Hand
Overture to Tampa. HcroId
Introduction to third act Of .Lohengrin" Wagner
Fantasic from Massanielo'' Anber
oreatnfe dntsre1o TO WIiam Tcil' R"sans afns
Fantasic from ''Giroae- Giroda" lie Cocoue
Among the guests were Mrs: Gen. John
A. Al 1 s fca M and Sr Mrs nPey 4 Ss Sm a,Ta; GS
?. Kellogg, Mr. and Mrs. Huntington, Mrs.
RUFUS King, Jr., Of Cincinnati, Mrs. Griffith T.
Miller and Mrs. Emanuel Miller, Of Cincinnati,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cation ,.ee Spencer, Mr..
nae Cation, 1fr: and Mrs. T. B. Blackstone,
Judge T. Lyle Dicley, Alr. and Mrs. Frank
Collins, Columbus, o.; MIR. and Mrs John B.
Drake, Mr. and Mrs: John Crerar, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert S. Mccormick, Mr.. and Mrs. ". <.
Nixon, Mr.. and Mrs. f. s. Isham, Mr. and Mrs.
Bryan Lathrop, Prof. David Swing, Mrs. Dunn
ing, Of Columbus; Miss Roxana Wentworth,
Miss Minnie Dunlap. Miss Dollie Logan, Miss
Susie Whitehead, Miss Mary Bates Columbus,
O.; Mis- Fisher, the Misses Dg9ham; 39l9; the hon
J. B. Dunham, Walter Collins, Of Cleveland:
Albert Bates, Of Columbus; Arthur Ryerson,
William Keep, ". Monroe, f. n. Hu1burt and
Dwight Cameron, of Cincinnati; Samuel john
son, E. A. Drummond, and James Taylor.
sTOWELI-uAMILTON.
The residence oi Mr. John r. Hoxie Was the
scene Of wedding Wednesday evening. The
parties to be joined matrimoniatly were Mr.. L.
B. Stowell and Miss Evelyn Hamilton, daughter
Of P. D. Hamilton. About 100 friends were in
attendance, and the ceremony, which was per-
formed by the Rev. DR.. Curtis, took place at
S:30 p. m. Full particulars of the affair were
published in Thursdays TRIBUNE.
IN BRIEF.
The wedding Of Mr.. Siegmund Hasterlik and
Miss Jenny Bredc will occur ut the Synagogue,
corner Of Twenty-sixth street and indiana ay-
enue, to-day at 4 p. m.
The marriage of Miss Tibbic Church, daughter
OF Charles W. Church, Esq, with Mr.. T. C.
Pring will be celebrated Wednesday afternoon,
ut o'clock, at the residence OF the BRIDES
parents, No. 023 Michigan avenue
Tuesday evening, at the Union Park Congre-
gational Church, at half-past 6 o'clock, Miss
Eva Locke, daughter Of S. E. Locke, Esq, will
be married to Judge Ives. 4 reception will
follow the ceremony at the residence Of the
BRIDES parents, No. 50 Ashland avenue.
Thursday the Rev. Horatio Stebbins, D. D.,
LOT San francisco, was married in this city to
Miss Lucy E. Ward, niece OF Daniel Thompson,
Esq, at the residence Of that gentleman, No.
93G Prairie avenue The Rev. Brooke Herford
performed the ceremony, in the presence of
!ew friends.
| Tuesday were married Mr.. F. Il. B. Mcdowell,
Secretary Of the Typographical Union Of. this
kity, and Mrs. Magnussoo-Jewett, the latter
tscli known in musical and artistic circles The
Fedding occurred at the residence Of the BRIDES
mother, No. 5G Webster avenue, and was a
Fery quiet affair.
An informal but very enjoyable affair occurred
Wednesday evening last at the residence OF hr.
F Hckcords, No. 1854 Wabash avenue, the oc-
fasion being the marriage OF the niece OF Mr..
iad Mrs. Rickcords, Miss Mary Brown, to Mr..
Eomas F. Ackcrs, the Rev. E. ?. Powell, OF
Pc Third Unitarian Church, performing the
|aemony.
Tuesday, Nov Z, the wedding Of Miss Declsic
broad, daughter Of Mrs. S. c.. Broad, with Mr.
fR. Noe, was celebrated at the residence Of
pe BRIDES parent, corner Indiana avenue and
frty-second street, the Rev. E. 2. Wells ofii-
Eaing. The ceremony was quiet one, and,
fer the usual congratulations, the new1y-mar- |
ia pair left for the East on the O'Clock train.
Thursday, Oct. 2G, we're married at Oneida, +!
IL, Mr. Henry Mickey, Of Chicago, and Miss |
A.lle Parlhurst. The bride was attended by |
P1rEhnFsf fnI7rQfAT