, 1876-11-19
Expectation to Europe-0heapness
and Excellence Of the Amer
ican Goods.
The World Of Dress as Viewed
from New York Stand
point.
individuality In Toi1ets---Some
New Fabrics---A Superb
Dress.
Partisan Skating Costume---From the
Plumed Head to the Sandaled
Foot.

Foot.
PARTIES AND WEDDINGS.
MASQUERADE PARTY.
One Of those very pleasant affairs, private
masquerade parties, was given Friday evening
at the residence Of A1r. Herbert Aver, No. 46i
Dearborn avenue. It was gotten up BY few o1
that gcntleman's friends in honor Of his forty:
second birthday, and was intended as sur.
prise. There we're about fifty couples present,
and the evening was passed In pleasant man
ner.
The most marked and best-sustaincd charac-
te1s we're a "Marchioncss - aud 'sPickwick 's II
from Dickens, and very agile and amusing
clown, whose tinkling bells and ground and
lofty tnmbling kept the company in fun and
laughter all the, evening. The hostess person
ated the ''Pomme d. Api" Of opera bouffe, and
among the guests were resplendent Queen
Bess, shcpherdess or TWO, a charming Span
ish senorita, with comb, manti1la, and fan;
a lovely contadina with her rambour1nc.
two marEelously pretty snow-storms, the first
Of the season, nun, Qnakeress, an Indian
girl, a Tt:ania, Little Bo Peep, and crowds of
others Of equal attractiveuess. Among the gen-
tlemen were another clown, who had most
touching and fearful brotherly meeting with
clown No. l, a warrior all clad in wonderful
Japanese suit OF armor, apparently of basket
work, !: very terrible Sitting Bull, very mag
nifcent Court gentleman in satin and lace, two
Mcphistos, Ben Franklin, and many more,
some in domino and some in character.
Unmasking aud supper took place before mid
night, but singing and dancing were kept up
with the greatest spirit till near morning.
NORTH CHICAGO LIGHT GUARD.
One o. tue most enjoyable parties which has
evening at Lincoln Hall By that organization
known as tho North Chicago Light Guards. It
Tas organized about three months ago. aud is
composed Of gentlemen of the highest standing,
socially and mentally, On the North Side, aud in
heir drill make a very fine appearance. Their
be Elswo11hs, and handles the boys very cred
nably. The present officers arc as follows:
Captain, Charles Fargcs; Second Lieutenant
Leo Ernst The drlll-room of the Company is
the spacious Lincoln Hu1l, where they gave
tbei. rceeption Friday evening, The hall was
guns, and other symbols. 4 committee Sc
lcctcd from the ladies and gentlemen present
waited upon Capt. Varges and asked him to
1asor the party BY drill,-a request which he
complied with.
The Reception Committee did everything in
pN"~*
eIything pleasant. No less praise is due the
Floor Committee for the admirable manner in
which they executed the programme The Or
music.
Among the many present were Capt and Mrs.
Yarges and daughter Miss Emma, Miss Ella
Richardson, \ Miss Marion L. Faxon, Miss Bertha
1osen, Miss Florence Crcgier, the Misses Lizzie
ana 2!. Annie Eaton, the Misses Mary and Klttie
,.! Volt Miss Wolff and cousin, Hiss Canning,
as Emma th@fs Fs,1, Rehm' Miss tqttie Tyler, Miss
Mis- annie Webster, Miss Matte. Hutcbings,
Miss Lizzie Roland, Miss Nellie Holden, Miss
~ Mafy Dunbar, Miss Mary Mills, Mrs. Robins,
Miss Eva Steward, Miss Mary Glassford, Miss
Sl Snnie Kash, Miss Emily Kaltenggon, Miss
n?ae Lao6orn, Miss Minnie Brown, Miss T.
thompson, Miss RedEer, Miss Taylor, Miss !
SSu,ssen, Miss Miller, Miss APPEL, the Misses
S,haftocks, Miss White, Miss Koesch, the Misses
TTr,ene1, T1e Miss Annie Hood, Miss Wilson, Mrs.
tta itoa' ,3ls 1lss Lane, Miss Gertrude Bromfeld,
sae s;9nssn Messrs; E Hutehins, scheffcl, Taylor,
Csla1d5stoph, Blocld, Haas, Densmore, Weban'
scClure, George, Herman Leicht, Butz, Rcdner, |
APPEL APPEL Goidscn, Thompson, Redner, Barnard, |
uones Gooch, Hack, Bitncr, Wright, Barto1o-
Rea, 1Raef, shattock, Woods, Peck Ernest, Bartelme,
moohef moost vommode, Peck, Grass, Friess, ort-
S!a.ehie, Sa., Dougherty, Dcvermann, Pattibone.
;,tIrassnam, y Joshen, Pcatie, Ran, Lesten Soppan,
an;;Aally, y Parlin, Glare, Moss, Miller, Beebee,
66shn, 6sh toug, Eldrcd, Easent, win E. Davis,
0naflie n. Warren: Dewitt Wells, Will Cregier.
pR1SG-CHURC11-
lhe wedding OF Mr. F. G. Pr1ng aud Miss lib
nc Church vas celebrated Wednesday afternoon
= tne residence Of the BRIDES parents, No. 623
u ale9ls2n - avenue The ceremony was performed
y the Kew. Edward Sullivan. and was attended
'11y o. the intimate friends.
ind frrnn {t,nv |
The bride was attired in brown
ameps hair and silk with Roman gold orna-
aents. a +, among the guests were Mr. and Mrs.
:: {. .. shipnlan. MIR. and Mrs. 4. Booth, Mr.. and
ehs;d; aIs, =; Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. 4. G. Van
:; y; u; Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. c. 4. MAR, Mr..
: na AIRS j. c. Walter, Mr.. and hrs. 4. j. Han
aett, Mr, and Mrs. james Boland, Mr.. and Airs.
;s Lea ;y, Kay, Mr. and Mrs. G. r Pinney, Mr.. and
1rs. 1r Ellis Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred U1lman,
iiT. IT, : s!.; L Stevens, Miss Emma Booth, Miss
= Iniiladelphia, Miss Cooley, the Misses Corwit,,
liss Belle Pinner, Miss Alice Booth, Miss Van
1: c9alck; Messrs. Iyn D. Pow ers, Calvin Cobb,
! 1iam u z. Lyon, ". Y. Booth, George A. Gibbs,
Z. Palmer, F. B. Hamilton, James Price, Ed
!reet, ,s, c; F. Hemstead, J. F. Molineanx, Fred
!!rrmnan, !rn Courtney Campbell, ". N. Mouneaux.
Inc couple departed on the 5:15 train for the
AZ aMst. The presents included an elegant Roman
ola necklace and cameo locket, from the groom;
!ehch !t1 bronze clock, Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Cor
Morton Miller; case Of silver spoons, &r, aud
Is. !. a: Mair; set Of silver forks, Mrs a. g.
40. Selaisk; handsome bronze clock, from the
ncefs OF the Bank OF Montreal; silver butter
'ne, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Williams; silver card.
se, MISS Nettic Roberts; case containing set o1
+. and Mrs. w. L. Humason, New Britain,
3nn.; pair of crystal t1owcf-vases, Mrs. Fred |