, 1876-10-08
THE. FASHIONS.
latest News from the Modistes OF
ilTew York.
The Only Acceptable Styles and Colors
Of the Season.
Partisan Shoes and Slippers---A
Brides Outfit---Amuse.
mentS.
Ths Social Season in Chicago on the Verge
Of Opening.

, The Social Season in Chicago On the Verge
Of Opening.
CHICAGO.
COMING SOCIAL EVENTS
Cards are out for the wedding Of Miss Louisa
Jones with Mr. Henry Williams, to take place
Thursday, Oct IL.
The wedding Of Miss May Humphrey with Mr.
G. Mortimer Holmes will occur Tuesday even
ing Of next week, at O'Clock, ut the residence
OF the BRIDES mother, No. 862 Indiana avenue.
The marriage of Miss Mary Pullen, daughter
Of William Pullen, Esq, With Mr.. William II.
Mooney, will be celebrated Tuesday evening,
Oct. 10, at the residence Of the BRIDES parents,
No. 424 West Congress street.
SILVER WEDDING.
The family Of Mr. Samuel Waymen celebrated
that gentleman's silver wedding Friday evening
at his residence, 10. 142 Aberdeen street. Mr.
Waymeu WAS one of the first settlers OF Chica-
go, having arrived in August OF 1888, when
what is now the great metropolis OF the West
was small village of 200 population. Among
the ladies and gentlemen present were the
Horace Wilder, Of New York, hir: Julius
Barker Mrs. sargeant Heath, Mrs. chauneey F.
Roberts, all of Wisconsin; Mr.: Judge sau1s.
bury a2d daughters, NJ. G. B. White, lady, 5nd
.. Sheppard, lady, and daughter Matte, William
Waymen, lady, and family, Mr.. l.. J. Swift and
LAZY, Mr. James B. Waymen and lady, hr.
Thomas Tilley, lady, and daughter, Mr.. William
Lawzeuce, Mr. C. J. WenbRu and Indy, Mrs.
L,ma1, Mr. Armstrong aud lady, Mrs. J. R.
Wilson, Miss Lilly Turtle, and others.
SURPRISE PARTY AID PRESENTATION. =
Thursday evening the employcs Of G1let,.
NcCullorh & Co. assembled At the residence Of
air. Adam c. Orr, Superintendent Gillet's
Orr with an address congratulating them on
their recent marriage, and accompanied with
beautiful silver cske-basket, suitably inscribed,
and complete breakfast, dinner, and tea sets OF
neinest French china
CLUB NOTES.
The opening party Of the 0pcra-House Club,
Aurora, viii Be he'd Oct. 20.
The first party OF series to be given By the
Pail Mall CLUB will occur Thursday evening,
Nov. 8.
The October meeting Of the Farrngut Boat
Club will be held at the Palmer House, Monday
evening, 9th inst
The Evanston Socals will open up the season
with one OF their entertainments Nov. 2. at their
hall. Pound wili be there
The opening party Of the West Side Reception.
Club is announced for Monday evening, Oct. 10,
ut Marines West Side Academy
Tue opening ball Of the standard Club Will
OCCUR next Wednesday evening at Standard Hall,
and will be brilliant social event.
The members of the Namelcss Club will hold
regular business meeting Friday evening, Oct
I3, at Mar.nc's West Side Academy
The first sociab1e Of Chicago Commandery
Knights Tcmplar will be held at Martins's West
Side Hall Tuesday evening, Oct. 81
The members Of the Musical Club, Oak Park,
gave linear first entertainment at the residence
Vi Mrs Horton last Tuesday evening.
4 promenade concert and dance will be given
Thursday evening at tie Hyde Park Hotel BY
LIT 1Auies vi st. faui's Episcopal Parish.
The members OF tie Pail Mall Club will hold
regular business mectins Monday evening at
q >.ock, i'll Line cluD-rUom OF the fremont
House.
The opening party Of the South Side Reception
Clu,, at Martllcs Academy, corner Indiana ave-
:uc and Twcnty-seeonI street, occurs Saturday
-ycsi!nY-
The members Of the Occidental Club are re-
uutsted to meet at 1044 West Monroe street
TAursduy evening, the 18th inst, to reorgsnizs
tor the coming winter
At Il meeting of the members OF the Nonesuch
Club, held last Monday evening to rcorganize
were elected Officers: Mr.. 4. T. Hodge, Presi-
icu1; Alr. J. S. Nicholson, Vice-presidcnt; Miss
May Pariuelcc, Secretary and Treasurer. Their
irst reception will be given at the residence OF
Mr. 4. Pearson, 79 Park avenue, on Monday
Oct. H.
Mr. E. Frankenthal and family are at the Ire
mont
Miss Belle Hall, No. 172 Egan avenue, has
returned from an extensive visit in the Eastern
states.
DR.. E. F. Ingals aud bride have returned |
home alter an extensive weddtng-tour through |
me East.
Miss Josie Fake will leave shortly for Wash !!
ngtoa, D. c., where she will spend the winter |
with her sister, Mrs. Wyman.
At No. 1924 Indiana avenue, Thursday even
M, were married Mr.. john Matton and Miss
al1na Anderson, by Bishop Cheney.
j. Irving Pearce, Esq, and family, Of the I
lyde Park Hotel, returned home last Saturday,
liter an absence Of several weeks in the East
Mr. aud Mrs. ". Dorsey Carlyle hare return
d to tat city, and will hereafter be found by"
heir friends at No. 385 West Washington street.
Miss Anna Appleby and MIR. George 4. Dick
nson were married Thursday morning at the
esdcnce Of the brides father, No. 4S2 West
Washington street.
Mr.. Emil Liehung will be given complt-
Ixll. assisted BIZ Miss Ella G. White, Mr.. 4.
yl1kc. Messrs. VI. Lewis, n. Eicheim, and F.
;. Baird.
johnny Hand has entered into partnership
nth Ereibtrg, and will, tnis winter, I've better
ble than heretofore to fill ord.rs for music at
receptions, weddings, and other en-
crtaiEluente.
Las. Friday evening small company assem-
led to witness the marriage of Miss urnnla
harp aud Nr. ". H. harper. The event took
lace at the residence of the BRIDES father, Mr..
5. Sharp, 6l2 Wabash avenue Only the i'm
,ediatc friends Of the family were present
NEW YORK.
CCtRAss WAISTS.
Rpecfol Correspondence Qf The Tribune.
NEW York, Oct 3.-Eyery day sees delight
III novelties exposed to view At one or another
+ the grand openings It is truly time of
ejoicing to the feminine heart, but one Of fear
nd trembling to Paterfamilias. He, poor fe1-
a,y hh,dGrrs With a1nrehens{nn aa mamma |