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] from the Drlue'S parents; aQ elegant p0rIOr 81
from the parents OF the groom; q handsom
tiful china tea-set from Mr.. and Mrs. Willial
| Heinemann; an elaborate easy chair fror
George Seigfried; rich silver water-pftche
and service from Messrs. Iiedemann, Helmhol;
schmid; an elegant silver caster from the ladie
OF the Nucleus Club, Of which the bride was
| member; handsome silver fruit salver fror
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Smith; d beautiful silye
cake salver from Mr. and Mrs. J. Il. Muehlke
q rocking chair from Mrs. Fischbeck; an ele
MIS-. r. Pcriolat; large. handsome phot
album from Mr.. and Mrs. F. Gindele
| silver butter-lish from Mr.. and Mrs
| Jacob Gross, one dozen silver pie-miycs iron
Mr. aud Mrs. Charles Heinemann; an elegant
silver ccntre-piece from A1r. and Mrs. Boerner
kin-rings from Mr.. Goetz; silver bouquet
holder from Miss Clara Parker; meerschaun
pipe, with amber stem, from Dr.. F. Henrstin
Jr., silver salt-cellar from Mr. and Mrs. Kacmp.
fer; silver cake-salyer from Mr. and Mrs
Henrici; silver sauce-salcer from Miss Boerner
bird and eage. from Dr.: VlEich; one dozei
knives and forks from G. Scllmid; an auto
graph-album from Mrs. House; two bouquet
holders from Mrs. Gerber; case wax
flowers from Miss steiglc; pickle dish from Mr.
B]uthard; set gold studs from Mr.. Goodrich
nut-crackcrs and spoon from Miss Harms
cologne. stand, photo cartl-holder, from Miss
Hamlnel, q handsome vase from Miss Richl; a
hanging basket with flowers from Mr.. and Mrs
Naper; two procc1ain pictures from Miss Brach-
yogel; silver salt-cellar from Miss Moore; one
dozen silver dinner knives from Mrs Steven.
son; pickle dish from Miss Griffin; fancy work
from Miss Annie Sticgle; silver cake dish from
Mr.. and Mrs. Bergfeld; shell match-safe and
watch-ho1der from, 3r. and Mrs. Klein; table
cloth from Mrs. Lederer; silver spoon-holdor
from Miss Languth-
RECEPTION.
Thursday evening, Sept: II, at Atlanta, H.,
Miss Sa1ie Turner, daughter Of Seth Turner,
Esq, Of that city, was united in marriage to
Mr.. Bruce Il: McFadden, Of Havana, H., for
East on their wedding tour the same evening,
spending few days in this city. Tuesday
evening the Everett Literary Society, of which
MIR. hlcFadden is an honorary member, rendered
him reception, which was held at St. Caro-
lines Court, and, owing to the perfect arrange
ments OF the Committee, the attentiyencss Of
the host, and the excellent music OF air. ". W.
Pounds orchestra, everything passed off very
pleasantly and to the satisfaction Of all partlci-
pating. The young gentlemen nre now wish
ing that some other member Of the Society
would assume the role OF Deneaick
Among those present we're hr. and Mrs. B. Il.
McFadden of Havana, Ill.,; Misses Ada Greg
ofy, Annie Slocu1n, Myrtle Heath, Hattie Bar
ton, Nellie kimball, Pauline Sherwood, Miss
Pierce, of Lowell, Mass; Misses Brooks, Bar
nard, Russ, French, Wells, North, and others,
and Messrs. Trimmer, Wells, Collier, Greenlcaf,
Bishop, E. Payson, ]. Payson, Helmcr, Haven,
Farson, Bradley, Watt, Peppard, and Lobde1l.
CRAWFORD.
The lawn party which took place at the resi-
dcnce Of john Crawford, in the above suburb,on
the evening Of Tuesday, was a grand success so
far as q pleasant evenings entertainment and
happy company arc concerned. Although the
grounds and house were thrown open BY the
host and hostess, the party was under the con-
troll and management Of the ladies Of the Cen
tennlal Alliance Of the Second Baptist Church
Of Chicago, which of itsclf..was sure guarantee
Of success, and certainly all who participated
feel thankful for the extra pains taken to
make them happy.
Among the 800 guests present were the fol-
7. ". Gnodspecd aud wife, Of the Theological
Seminary; the Rev W. ". Eycrts, c. N. Hold
en- and wife, Mrs. William Holden, the Frcsi-
dent Of the Centennial Society; Mrs. jackson,
leader Of the quartet; Atr. Coffin, Mr.. and Mrs.
eral Manager; Mr.. and Mrs. J. B, Story, Mr..
Arnold, the Messrs. kcsler and wives, L. J.
Swift, wife, and daughter, Mr.. NJ. ". Webster
md mother, Mrs. Crofoot, Miss Birdie Reynolds,
Miss Gussic E. Grant. Mr. A. F. Williams, the
aemerson and wife, Miss Jenncss, hlr. T. Tus-
in and three daughters, Mr: Cook, Mr.. W. 3.
Potter and wife, Mr.. kohlsaat and wife,
!. 81. Van Osdel and sons, Mr.. E. s. A1bro, |
on, and daughter, Mr.. S. s. Merrill and wife, |
Nr. and Mrs. E. D. Sweet and daughter, Mr.. |
lohn Muir, Mr.. and Mrs. Gartsidc, Mr.. and Mrs. |
iarlick, Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Parmelee, Miss |
Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs. Loyett, Mr.. and Mrs. E. |
J. Oryis, son, aud daughter, Mr. and Mrs Wes-
ey Flick, Prof A. Lennon, Miss Mollic Kellogg
Mr. Fred Seatou Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Pursscn, |
md AIr. and Mrs. D. s. Walden.
The members of Lincoln Park Masonic Lodge
lave decided to give series of II parties Mt in
errals Of two weeks, commencing Thursday
vcning, Oct. 10. Their hail, corner Centre aud
lark streets, is being beautifully fitted up, and
he arrangements for music, ETC., which are in
he hands OF II large committee, will be such as
0 insure pleasure and comfort to their guests.
lptfon tickets, admitting gent and ladies to any
IL OF the parties will be sold to friends Of the
lcmbers at IS each
4 select party was given Friday evening at
&c residence OF Mr.. George Braham, 27S Thir-
1-second street, the occasion being that gen
an's birthday. About 50 couples were there,
nong whom were the following: Mr., and Mrs.
Cohen, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Harris. Mr.. and Mrs.
tifter, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A1ichaels, Mrs.
ludree of st. Louis, Air. and Mrs. Schalek,
r. and Mrs. John Jones, Mrs. L. Isaacs, Miss
crtrude Faller, Mr. Me, Nfr. and Mrs. George
raham, Mr.. I. H. Subzbach, and Mr.. j. E. Levi
Philadelphia. 1t was very enjoyable affair, | ]
I'd the company dispersed about midnight.