, 1876-03-05
. fashionable Wedding at Harvard
Notes from Other Suburbs.
THE REASON WHY.

.1-,,ce,naat il really very convenient ono,
~s.,.oc .s it does when people are oyer-tired and
ssr;ors for relief from. the enjosmcnts tia;
...,n,o lsraseinC when carried to extronles.
:, h,nycns, t::ca, that Lent answers more
..,r tho crsiua] useful and worthy purpose.
r., .horra debar7cd from .ndn'ging IN oxtrava-
1,,,o NJ dress aud grand festivities during tho
s.-tr foys ct metapI:oeical fasting and prayer,
so:iety people heTa been accustomed to meet
;rformaily in select numbers and indulge in such
s,,.ai;ity Us is reasonable at ell times. Ac-
ro,]jogy :here Will be many gatherings to record
trricr the next few weeks. It is noticeable.
.re1 thst several Of the clubs have announced
t,e;r intention to proceed as usual. although
thcse of ca,.rse. ere Eaado Up Of people outside
Ct the Church.
LAFAyoE1fE ASSEMBLIES.
correspondent sends the following:
-.ne rsv.r Of Tie Chicaco 1,!an=<:
cuIc4so. March 3.-As tho season approached .
,o.. fhcsc carefully managed and welI-conductcd
rsa;es have increased n interest. Eyery alternate
Fd,r syeaing the cosy club OF alr Martne has
h.en abla1a with light for their reception, and long
sT,ns ihe enrsuce to be relieved Of their wedressed
ocruents. wish could describe the sce,1e-
Iouu entering tie portals, the sistdr scon finds
tiuself in tho Ieccpuon--toms amid targle Of long
..stas. buzz of happy voices, ernsh Of flowers,
;saea ,ces. AID bright eyes, enough to turn the
ir,in Of one unused to such scenes. But Soon tho
.n:rcA fror, Pound. o1chestra breaks in upon TIE
et,.,er Of Voices causns the young Lady to give iinal
t to e- dress aad her escort to oue- lis arm 1or
the .our through Tie bai-rou.a. Two solemn sahle
SeSusi'tIii Fs Ii.reasc tho rastcposra ticSc:s that
~ treasured throughout the evening and long
sftervs1ls Thp lali.s then seated upon the So
fas -asel around the roou1 while for ten OF fifteen
MINUTES there is busy rushing 10 aud FRO among :ho
.rkcosted, white 5loCed gentlemen TO secure i.toT-
ie 3a.tae.s fur the waltz, the ga.op, tae guaIfle-
The pcpuisr society young isclca u,san"ane aoAI
tight word to enc and another who*e names they
xtu to appeaE On their cards.
Thus Is conducted the largest social organization in
tie city, For two winters past it he's held high plsca
n tho esteem Of the fashionable world aud toy much
prise canno, b. given The Manages: Msssss ~ Ed~sru
& standing and respectaolity. Many evening lrrsses
d. t.ste and elegance have been worn By tho
l.de. this winter esneeals those ~, 81 ~. as'
Miss Wentworth, Miss Wheeler. Mrs. Mason, Mrs.
J.E T:ylor, Mrs. Cochrane, the Misses Creighton,
tho Misses Morgsn. the Misses Goodrich, Mss Char
n1s COX, Mss Ada McAr.hrr, Mira. Hsaton, Mrs.
Day, 3rs, Stewart Sp3udug Ars. 9.las Wright, Miss
Hounds, a,ss Lovetoy, Miss Josie Fake, Mrs Singer,
nare3 some OF The Deau Bruul1atls who appear At
these parties: a1r. D. G: A1ston, robert Ingram,
George Wilde, C. v Marsh. John Dands, u chal-
u.
J. ". Sye, Knight, Howland. Eush. Taylor. Fowler,
H,yaer, Po.win, Clark, J. r. Day. William Cochrsne,
Il A. Loring, ). Goodrich. Ferd Campbell, GIbert :.
d. Ingalls, Daoiels Cronkite- Hea;on4 r. A. nnwcr,
L4ter Cof1oer, Nil.1am Singer, George Rose, Powers
White, ELfroad, Jewell Blaine. Adams, Hauford, and
G.a:<le-
TIE CHARITY BAI1
eiyeu bv tho lady managers Of the Woman's
Hosoital at the Grand Pacific Monday evening
was The principal event Of tia EeeL. twas the
desigu Of tisose hsving the affair 10 charge TO
mike it .s fur rs possible representative Of the
bast class OF Chicago society. This was not al
together Al easy task, as local society even OF
the bes. class is go dividcdup into cliques. Or as
ttev are more generally termed circlos. BESIDES
there we're mary conflicting interests PIoba-
br not one Of the lady managers Of other chart
table institutions in the city but felt fha. her pei
ball especially as tho Woman's Hospital bad
already been complimented similarly only short
time before OF course the only way
in which revenge could be obtained With any de-
gree Of pro,ricty was to stay At home, and
therefore. many prominent society ladies' we're
uissed from the ball Notwithstanding these
minor d;scouragenests, however, there was
most brilliant gathering, including about 5c3
Society people, Dancing VAS carried on IN tue
grand corridor On the second foot and ~ the
aajaeent parlors. No more elaborate toilets nave
baen displayed thus season. Absorption OF the
dresses was published in Tuesdays TRIBUNE
together with list OF those in attendance: Mr.
]. B, Drake, Of the Grand Pacific Hotel.
70 generously fulfilled tho conditions OF his
contract with the Committee OF Arrangements
that RESOLUTION Ias E:assed by tho E0ntd OF So
pe1yisors rendering him vote OF THANKS t9ere-
for. :Tbe ladies 41so desire to speclaitE tnank
the foriets. W. D. Allen for the elegant baskets
Of flowers furnished for the parlorE J. T. Shop
herd for the lovely decorations OF the supper.
room, and William B. Farrell tor the tasteful
decorations Of the corridors.
INCEPTION
7as given Monday evening b. Mrs. Henry Cor
With and daughters in honor OF Miss Clara Dang-
Phia About leo we're present and cn]oSed
themselves in dancing to the muasc OF HAND
Orchestra
Among the guests we're Mr.. aud Mrs. y. 7.
Doggett, Mr and Mrs. Edward Hemetead: Mr.
aud Mrs. William Dickinson. air. and AIRS H. f.
hatgeat Mr. and Mrs J. 2: Smith, Mr. hathan
Ccrwith. Mr. a. E. Small, Miss Lizzie Jones,
liss Emma Booth, Miss Mamie oIcMaeter Of
Rock Island. Mrs Nellie Smith, Miss Lizzie
Hemstead, bliss Clara Small, Miss Ellie Adams,
Aias 10 Lorainc, Miss Belle Smith. Miss 1lbble
Church, Miss Lou,sa ROOD. Miss Ids Walter,
Mss Leila Church, Messrs. Cyrus Adams, Larry
kogera, u. q. Walker. Benz. Jones. Lon las
Arthur Chetiaip, Wallace Campbell, ~: Has,
nsoack, c. H. Strong, II. HemEtead. II: Moore,
George Gibbs, r. Joeiyn, William Booth. E. G.
CozT1th and Fred. TuttIa
sunpn1sE PARTIES.
"A SURPRISE WAS given Tuesday evening to
Aastar Willie and Miss Fannie Derby at the resi-
aeace Of their parents, No. G36 Michigan avenue.
.aoout $50 Juveniles were present
MI. and Mrs. Il. Barlow we're tho recipients OF
splessant surprise party at their residence. no.
W. Warren avenue, Monday evening. Dancing,
socla games, and supper occupied tho time.
=, snrprise party was given to Mr. and Ats.
=. Il. Foster, No. 112 Park avenue, Tuesday
ssnsening. There wero present the Hon. aud Airs:
Willard Woodland aud Flora Woodard, Judge aud
ats Whltesidcs, Mr.. aud Mrs. William II. aalll-
~, Mf. and Mrs. T. ]. Sammons, Mr. A. t.
shfoop, Mr. and Mrs. J. Buff, 3lr. and Mrs.
Armstrong, Mr. aud Mrs. II. S. Brooks, 1Ir. and
ms. m Homer, Miss FiEman, Mr. AMI Mrs. Butler.
= e1 Aad 1lfs. D. u. Ford. 5i.. end Mrs. william
=. halliday, Mr.. J. G. Halliday, Misses SUSIE
sI .ao Maria Eddy, Mrs. Ormsby, Mr.. and Mrs
ho9ae, Mrs. Thayer, Mr.. and Mrs. Catlin, A1r.
s1a Ara. Corbett, aud Mrs. Sheriff..
1na friends Of Miss Eetebrook, tho Tet-knoNn
as.ocutloniBt, gave her ver- agreeable Burpi1fe
LET residence, On Throop street, Friday oven
ng. After spending very pleasant evening ID
i;esne, singing, and social games. tins parry
nasiefsed At 40 early morning hour among
Nose present Sers IL. and Mrs. Bradley, Nr-
20 Mia. Sloan, Dr.. and Mrs. Underwood, Mre'
a:luaz. Miss Trunk. Hiss Dentell Miss Graham,
@ n.sa MM!lce, M Miss Sloan. Miss Underwood, 9iisn
.nae Whelan, Hiss Barrett, and MessI1. Under,
.1oa, .ts, hocae, Pierce, Dunn, Truax. Nhelan' snn