, 1877-09-30
Matrimonial Events During the
Week---Weddings to
Come.
Receptions, Socia1s, Club Movements,
Dancing Parties, Etc.
The Newly-Introduced Mathilde and
Lozenge Styles Of Costume.
Some Cheap and Extremely Pretty New
York Toilettes.


Bresses--.l Reyai Surprise.
LOCAL SOCIAL1SMS.
AN AuTUASAL VIEW.
The golden days of autumn are with us, tn
| brightest, the gladdest, the saddcst time OF IN
year-the season when the ripcnins fruits br1n'
JOY to the producer and delight to the consumer
when tue trees, and corn, and vines. and tloW
ers stand silent in the soft sunlight arc gent
ly swayed by the soughing breezes, III mournlu
cadence with the sentiment that dissolution L
drawing nigh. The branches and the lcave'
have asubducd and downcast expression, mourn
fuI to the eve Of the observer, in whose breas
u corresponding sentiment exists. All naturt
seems to be repeating to itself the words:
| Jordan's GROWING forrow
| Is the 1emtm orancc OF happier days.
the DAYS when the germ first started from
under the sod to the beautiful world above, and
commenced its career in hopeful anticipation oi
the future; the days uf its approaching prime,
and the days Of its full glory. But now The
| goat is reached. Nothing ever stands still, but
At the moment Of reaching maturity COM
n,euccs to decay, and its declination
is commensurate with its growth. It is but M
illustration Of human hopes and expectations.
/ We are forever looking forward to some desired
! end or aim, and when the utmost point is
gained, hope and joy give way immediately to
! sorrow and despondency at the prospect Of q
| gradual unuoing OF all that VIC have accom-
plished, and an unfolding Of the reel which we
have spent our fresh years in winding
up. Our demise is approaching; hope is
dead, but memory never dies. And US
we look hack over our lives, none but the bright
fo,trres are called IN mind and ahont these
fu,, ;,7,o1- +borghts '.1i,,,, win a eort If
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l4!e't'o'3 - 4i"pps "As M .'.1 ou74 ] te -, ao ~
aL 1he summer rcsoF's .nas eause so!!'c ti,
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ciuse 70 epen, 1 IT. 1s tnls % -, 10 liz
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fascinating man "n9 onls lltenoeu ifo'n .ilc
Nlst 10 ,llahc Ae1 tac ply tnl.s VI 1l'oli1n
: "hste tne unsoFilastleateo yot'I s"a4n "
poe1lc procls1ties pr prooaoly moulin ago con'-
Posed something uhe tue 4o'4o"1nE'
knew, knew it could not last
Twas bright twas heavenly, oat LIS past'
never found a dazzling blonde
IT, charm me with her soft blue eye,
But when CAME TO be her fond
--N'@"
Which he has set to slow music and huns over
to h;1nstlf while he dusts oil tic stock in q
china-s;orc. But the memory Of the sum-
mrr's campaign will soon BE- enaced by
the active preparations for the winter season.
which promises to he Il gay one Tue beaux
are about oycrhauliny the many institutions uf
threc-baIl signs for their swallow-taed coats
and fu}l-lrcss regalia, and the bellies are max
ing busintss lively for the dycing establish
ments. Soon all will be a grand turmoil Ut
fashionable proceedings, and everybody is on
the qui-viyc Of expectation, especially those
who are about making taeir debut in society:
September is almost gong, and the hollow
winds OF October arc even now beginning to
sweep across the prairies. But the hight
hearted tllroug pauses not to heed the mel
aucholy warning. anticipating only the reviving
measures Of tic a,,pruacilinr season of uairty.
MATRIMONIAL.
Mr. H. IT, Anderson, Il rising Young LAWYER in
this rjty. was married. last Tl1rs.l:y cycuu. to
Miss Alma Juesscn, ut ti,c residence Of the
hrifle7s father. Col. Edmund Juesscu, No. 3I2
Nurth Clar}, street the Rev Robert Collyer, D.
n oitit.iatiur The weJuinr was strictly pri-
yate. Mr. and Mrs. Andtrson will be & at
home y at the fremont House. The bride is !.
ueee q tie Iion Carl s; se;,arz; :, +, t,,. IL.
nartt,.nt Of the Michigan Ccntrai RAILWAY. was
married in Christ Episcopal Church, Oak Park,
last Thursday attcrnooi,, TO Miss Sarah Arch.
of Detroit, ofiiciatin.. i reception followed.
The Young couplc will take up their abode at
f1al park
a ouiet wedding took p!a-c Wednesday After
noon at 1hc Oakland Methodist Church. Thc
nar,ics to the transaction we're Mr., Lorenzo d,
Enc,lan,i. Of the Chicago & Northwestern Rail,
road and Miss Alice D:Wolf tlaut-l1ter 1T 111s
the D'Wolf. The ceremony was ,crf,.rme1 hv
fhn Rev Dr. Wiling in the presence ri t,,. relo.
tiycs and friends Of the contracting partn.s'
Miss Augusta Bar. daughter Of Mr. Iarob
Bar. vas united in ularria~c ]ast Suni,v orn,1
ing. by the Rev. Ur Norflen. tn }fr Sim";n ,noi
OF CLaIlcstown. Ark, About fftr Ia',cs an1
gentlemen were present, The connie left ,nc
t,ur ,Irr,,,ni, ,n $50 L.~, c.,a Al" Ao1 u
Mr. Frank 4 EIv' IF this citv was r,.rr;o,
last Tuesday evening. nj alii,ncc q hr tha
Rcr. j. S. Grimes. to Miss lfiunie nh,',gS, rf
Alliance. Messrs. G. H. Vanzwo1' Ioi,,' +; =
Oliy.r. i. G. E.tchum. and II r. KILL ~ a.
Chicaro. we're nrrscnf. 1A'1'' -
PROSPECTIVE n,1ss
Miss Maria McIain. daurhtcr If William Mr.
Lain. Esu.. viii ne married r. Sfr .ln.a+i, ~,
Lain t,f hcnvar fo, nrrt Wclnae>1.. ',ftns /
u,,n at tl,e rrs;denco of tha br;,te,s 1o,har y
SS7 Nicbiran avenue. -'o'
Mr + & l.'as y RISING vonn, 1,u,,.or j., VII.
ritr on,1 C,nt.;,, uf Cnn,,,nr l. E'rst - ro.-;
ment. is alout 10 e,cnnljfy the trnth IL tEe
noet's wnr,ls. that ..Pcs.. hath her =, vctn. srs
r;cs =, '.ss tan war 1hn ..' r;ct .ic s.c'1
fhis ease Is no less than t1n cant,ro
ri y heart -t,,t of Miss Anna Co1st,ct.
.1onyhtcT nj .1m1rc romsttut nj Cannnfa;v,,a'
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