, 1876-05-28
T,7st Weeks Social Events
in Chicago.
Approved Riding Costumes tor
Ladies and Gentlemen
in New York.
Dresses of a Cuban Bride-~Neck-
ties and HatS--GirlS'
Toilets.
colors Which Become the Complexion
Of the Florid Brunette.
CHICAGO.
GOLDEN WEDDING,

GOLDEN WEDDING.
Mr. and Mrs. Eli Jennings celebrated their
golden wedding Monday at the residence o'
their son-in-iaw, William II. Carrnan, 19l LIN"
coin avenue, which proved rcry Joyous affair
to all who participated.
The wedding ceremony was performed by the
Rev Robert Collycr, and the music was furnish
I'd br Ncwcil's Rccd-Factory amateur oand.
a number OF handsome presents were received
by tile bride and groom. Among those Who
n.rticjpatcl wcrc Mr. aud Mrs. William H. Car
man, Mrs. Charles H. Jennings, OF Scrf Side;
Mr., and Mrs. D. 4. tir,,bb<, Of Park Ridge; Efr.
and Mrs, John Grubbs, Of South Evanston; air.
md MIS-. Ro,crt Co1yer, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Clark, of Lake View: Mr.. and Mrs. George
Oar, Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Augustus Newell, Mr.. and Mrs. William B..
Morse, Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Earhui1, Mrs. James
Thompson, Mrs. Mudison Ia Monte, Capt Sam
ucl L. Ellis, Capt Lyman S. Cover, Doc T..
/. Ward air. S. S. Greeley, Doc S. c. Grosve-
nor. Mr. Charles Meclelkc, Miss May Newell,
Miss Almira Carnan, Miss May Grubbs, Miss
icc; Miss Katy schwarz, Miss Mignon La
Monte, Miss Greeley, Miss Emma Mechclke; and
Mcssrs. Charles E. Jennings, james Thompson,
Thomas Maxwell, Frank Carman, j. Worden,
4. Worden,, II. $: Wordsn, Colburg,, Barlicls,
IONCI5, AlACll3 f4Ith1s AaA4s4Au9 o"N -'AoA 4sA5
MAY PARTY
The Misses Eddy, Of the kindergarten school
at 16 Bishop court, gave May party Tor Lie
pleasure Of their pupils and their friends Fri
DAY evening at Martine's Hall, which, proved a
brilliant and enjoyable affair to all who st-
tended. The little folks in costumes and de-
1n,rtment seemed miniature ladies and gentle
l,cn Of the most approved style, and bore them
selves with craze and abandon which many a
group of old folks might well envy.
Gov fhx. Mac n1rrn fhn fnHyt1rEH
waltz, and the Count quadrilc were especially
noticeable as numbers OF the programme ren-
dcrcd in manner alike crcditahlc to the pupils
anl their teacher of this pleasing art Upwards
wtlicl, was intcrsfersed with several recitations
of special interest
TUE WEST END CLUB
Announce the following programme for the en-
tertaiurncnt to be given for the benefit Of tie
l1o1nc for the Frcndlcss, at &larttuc's West
SM!c Hall, On Tuesday evening: The operetta,
s.Trial ly Jury,' first given In this city by the
Oates troupe; piano selections, By Aliss n. P.
Bangs, a former pupil Of Madame Rice, who has
been winning applause i'll musical circles during
drama entitled "Duwn by the Sea-"
Tickets, Soc, for sale at the NeSt-side Library
and at Bells drug store, corner Of Madison and
Sheldon streets.
SURPRISE PARTY,
A large and fashionable party OF the friends
Of Mr.. c. W ChafTcc surprised that gentleman
and his wife at their residence, 1:1y Wabash ave
nue., Friday evening, by taking possession Vi
their premises and tlcvoting them for the even
iug to social enjoyment The sclfinyitcd guests
were Accorded a hearty welcome by tho host and
hostess, who spared no effort to make the oc-
czasion an enjoyable one, in which they We're
cmincnt!y successful. The evening was spent
In the hsppicst manner, tho music was excel
lent, and u fi:lc collation. Was served to the
guests. Among those present were Mr. and
Mrs. William Ii. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. II. 5.
Wheeler, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Sattler,. Mr.. and
Mr. and Mrs. g. +. Henderson, Mr.. aud Mrs. +.
La Paint, Mrs. Ab!c, Mrs. Pearson, Mrs: v.
Leach, Mrs. BatcAc}er, bliss Maggie Able, Miss
Annie Able, Miss Sarah Wylic, Miss Hattie
Clark, Miss Nellie Wheeler, Miss Minnie Eicr-
linn, Miss Flora Gcnung, Miss Minnie Parker,
Able, Mr.. Oliver Dale, Mr.. j. Z. Landell, Mr. G.
Henderson, and Mr.. Charles Clark
CHURCH soCIAnLE.
The Amana Society OF the Ada Street II. E..
Church had Il pleasant soeiable ut the church
parlors Thursday evening. Tie exercises opened
with the singing of an anthem By she church
choir. After the regular business Of the society
nished by the Arioso Glcc Club, followed hy q
duet sung by Miss Hattie de J. Starr and A1r.
Frank Pithcr, and solo sung by Miss II. dc j.
Starr At this iunctuEe the society was invited
to the Bible class room to partakc Of rcfresh-
mcnts that had been provided by the ladics OF
tbe church.
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT
Tuesday evening, June 6, Mr.. ]. T. limerick
ind Miss E1e A. Sawyer, niece OF Mr: and
Mrs. +. L. Smith, will be married at the Nichf-
gan AycnIc Church. After the ceremony
there will be reception at Mr.. Smiths house,
No. Forrest avenue
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