, 1876-10-22
SOCIETY AND FASHION.
Weddings in Chicago-.f1otes from
the Clubs.
lew and Attractive Fabrics-.-Th7 Lat
est Novelties in Bonnets, Etc.
The Partisan Rage for Scarlet MILE
Theresa off for America.

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The marriage Of Miss Mary Borden, daughter
Of John Burden, Esq.,, with Air. John Il. Truua-
bull was celebrated Wednesday evening at half.
past six o'clock, 1t the beautiful residence OF
the BRIDES parents, on Lake avenue, Oakland
The bride and groom were attended by Miss
Hattie Pierce, Miss Josie. Borden, Miss Carrie
Trimbull. as bridesmaids, and Mr.. Frank Ruul-
scy as croomsman, Mcssrs- William Borden and
Perry Trlrnbull officiating as ushcrs. The Ger
c1nony was performed by the Rev. DR.. Warren,
rector Of St. Paul's Church, in accordance with
the usage OF the Protestant Episcopal Church.
uUuEARD-DE GOLFER.
Tuesday evening were married Miss Addle
De Golyer and Mr.. William Hubbard, at the
residence of the BRIDES brother, Nelson dc Gol-
yer, No. 1869 Indiana avenue. The ceremony
was performed BY the Rev. c. L. Thompson,
and the couplc were attended by the Misses Nell
Owen aud Clara Squircs, and Ncssrs. F. u. Dan
icls and George Farwell.
ITEMS
Wednesday evening will be married at No.
43o Wabash avenue Dr.. MaunheiI,cr and Miss
Augusta Rosenberg.
The wedding of Miss Larncd, daughter OF E.
C., Larucd, ESD, and Mr.. Morse, will occur next
Thursday evening at st. James Episcopal
Church
The marriage OF Miss Julia Mallory, daughter
Of Il. E. Mallory Esq, With Lieut ut ftank y
evening at o'clock at the First Presbyterian
Church. 4 reception will be given Immediately
after the ceremony at the residence OF the
BRIDES parents, No. 143l Prairie avenue
oFF FOR EUROPE
Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. A. ". Kings
land entertained number Of their friends at
their residence, No. 53l West Adams street.
The party was given in honor OF their SON. D..
D. Kingsland, who WAS on the eve of departing
for Europe in company with Prot. Mitchell, OF
the CLicago University, to complete his educa-
tion.
The programme embraced dancing, refresh
nacnts, and vocal selections by the st Big Five u
Quintettc Club, Of which young Mr.. kingsland
M .1a msn0e5 M Anfns f. + t90sf schs saS
Vt; Mr.. and Mrs. ". Colcbrookc, alr- and Mrs.
c. B. Showrds. the Misses Smalley, Miss Lizzie
Salisbury, Miss STANDARD, of Boston, Misses
Fannie and Kittic King, Mr.. ]. X. S,nalley, Mr..
Street Mr.. Cuylcr, nnd Mr.. Wentz- The young
gentleman left on Tuesday evening, accom-
panied by his father as far as Boston.
CLUB MOVEMENTS.
The opening party Of the Pail Mall Club Will
be given at the Gardner House, Nov. 9.
The next social Of the Minerva Club will be
held at Grccncbau1n's Hall Friday evening.
1he Sinners tluD mas ueetl 1tof Ed1lZeu ;AQouS
the society young people OF the North Side.
The North Side Reception Club gave their first
reception Tuesday evening at Martlne's North
Side Hail..
The West Side Reception Club gave their first
reception Monday evening, Oct l6, at Martinc's
Ada Street Hall.
The Namcless Club give their first social Of
the season On Friday evening, Oct. -, at Mar-
tines Ada Street Hall.
The Frohsinn Singing Society will give their
first concert at Central Hall Sunday, Oct. g.
Louis Krctlow, director.
E1rco1n Park Lodge will give their second So
ciab1e Thursday evening at their hall, corner OF
Clark and Centre streets.
The Enslewood Tcrpsichorean Club will give
house Saturday, Oct 2S- Music furnished BY
Mr. kretlow.
OAKLAND.
4 party Of Englcwooders made call at the
residence Of Mr.. Wellington, corner Of Langley
avenue aud Forty-frst street, Friday evening,
and all being willing had party in which dane
ing and various games took place The party
lasted until a late hour when Miss Grace Well
ing they would come again. Those present
were Clara Budd, Clara Brown, Lizzie Budd,
Alice Doneli, Bell McEldowney, Mary McEl-
downey, Clara Mack, Maud Drysdale, Sarah
McCurdy, Fanny White, Grace Wellington, Le-
aadcr Bu1d, William Brown, Frank Brown,
Edward Gregory, Samuel Goss, Frank Stone:
Charles Van Horn, Homer Andrews, L. Han
ford, Charles Bryant, Alr. Poitcrfeld, Ralph
Middleton.