, 1876-12-17
SUBURBAN..


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s1TRuRRAN
as. oD = 1,.a,s.-s nD'
The denfzens OF the spirited and wfde-awaE.
little suburb of Grand Crossing Thursda,
evcnfnp experienced , rc,, scns,tio, .,t,,o,,ni
The 1eoether ,ras ,isaorsaah1 ana toat,,,,,. oe1a
It was the first annual ball Of the Wilson Host
Company, a new organization, which drew Out
tho winnie manhattan of tho n1acc Tho ram,
,,aa,, ha1,e ~asa,.ad t.a;- o..s E's 49,.
pany lave 1eesi'eu tnen nc" nose"alr'age a',a
concluded to exhibit their prize by giving their
first ball, an entertainment which they propose
| +o ranco, ererv va,- Thav ho7-a odontad ths
| -a,no ~ VI. oo,r,,r. .f t,,1,;1a,,,, r. S.
nauc a1e iof LIZ lug conapany Oh WILSON" IN nonot
sewing g-machine works at Grand Crossing.
The hail Was pven in the new sewing macb,ne
c,ea factnr ,rh;ct, ,oe +ostaf,,11r daos,,+ad
es 1e 1es' ~, 49, "so sa7s4s5 aes1l~4eu a ano
time ha @ All Of the I ers mers
| were illuminated. Ncvans' Band, from Chicago,
furnished thc musc. which ,yas MI that conI5 ha
-s,.,<,. ~ ~ofrash.,,a,'t. n.a.n 1o.....;ts.1
"''As ~ "o.1 ooons1l''' aa.o
we're furnished by the ladies' OF the town. To
accommodate parties on the route between the
| Crossing md Chicago a sDecial train wax en-
-,,ro., ,r,,c,, 1ot+ AZ aarot A. 1,to ho,,r -.
~ e;t'r "@I~ N~p'' ~ - ''%'9 t'o|A@ 40A
The ,ostn7nes of the fair 1of1;cs of The v511coe
ware verv chn;ca and n der;deI +osta amoro
thn enests wrre Mr. and Mira W. &. Wilsons
ri ri ma nrs " = Rarnor 3fr o,d Ms
Rs;eto, ~ and Mrs Har,ort AZ arI a,rs -
t:coraa mar1nr @ Mr and Mrs II IL w ~ Hon.
| Mamie kaynor, Mlss Nolan, Miss Mamie Mlill-
ner, ahSs Giara Mlllanls. A1ss ~ MERRILL MISS
Hattie Darling, the Misses Dolphin, Miss Lucy
Darling, Miss Kitty Raynor, Messrs- Horne,
Moore, HuEnes, brown, 6e,en3som, KaTnoT, BAL
icy, Hendrlcks, Wllia@s, williamson. aS CogsTsll'
henderson, KNOWLES, Cook, FoWcL, Doyle, Fer
cell. Bauer,
not1ceap!e feature OF the pail was Inc pres
ence Of number Of ladies and gentlemen from
from the former place were Mr. 4. D. Waldron
and daughter, Mr. N: j. Russell, and Capt. Bal
; Isy; AMI from @ s9n:n Cn,eago, @ Aessrs, r. Seek,
a. 4. Powell. A sleighing party from Engle-
wood arrived at the Crossing late in the even
ing, but the severity OF the weather prevented
it from remaining long.
EVANSTON.
The most notable society event Of the present
week will be the marriage VI MISS Hattie Young
est daughter OF Bishop Harris, and Or. Mark T.
Hatfield, oi the Chicago Medical college, which
will take place at the residence Of Bishop Har-
rs, on CMeaso avenue a. P m, ihu5sday.
the marriage FEAST and the affair will be OF gen
cral interest to the Methodist Cnnfcn, Ql Which
the families interested are prominent members.
me eoaal ls ~ Gluo was tneefta!nea e. tnursaay
eomedietta entitled "on the stage," with the
M M1olloWlne cast:
SfarcTs lirass'. ...'Mr. Johr1 i. Burce
Helen Jordan. Migs Evelyn Browne
Clarinda Hastings Miss Carrie Murray
Lucy y.............. ......Nrs. George D. Moselcy
The stage arrangements we're in excellent
taste, the actors Well up in their parts, and
everything passed off to the satisfaction of all
concerned.
GEORGE Natson's last week, and will meet at
Mr. Jos1b u. Lyons residence tomorrow
evening.
Mr.. Ell Garfield, well-known to the older resi-
dents Of Evanston, and Mrs. Charlotte E. Rich
Tuesday, by the Rev. F. L. Chapel, in the pres
enc of few intimate friends, and have de-
parted upon brief bridal tour.
Tie Mite Society OF St. Marks Church met at
the residence Of Mr. Charles ComstocS Wednes-
OCCASION an ENJOYABLE ono to these present.
Mrs. Edwin Lee Brown Is now conyalescent,
to the ioy Of her friends after te lors illness
OF nearly two months.
a1r. ]. A. Pearsons has gone to Michigan, and
ter,
Mrs. J. J. Parkhurst has been called East By
The illness Of her father.
Mr. William II. Knox, Principal Of the Har-
yard publie-schools, called on his friends Friday
Nir. Louis Harrison, OF Minneapolis, was in
town last week.
uynrp1RK.
The shaksnearean Club meet Saturday evcn-
An 81 entertainment r. ] II vii be- eiyen in tue school
boree cnrnnrnf Tnrty-ffth street and Tinrrnnes