, 1877-09-30
erts, the Misses Forsyth, the Misses Mltehc1,'
Mcssrs. Perry Trumbull, W. F. Tucker, All +:
Porter, Walter Mitchell. Kay, Eastman, and

hanu' ,.,s N u p,forf
Ihufsuay evenns 1sn' ae;,,enre aid M No q indi
gave reception q. saeil .has .tr.n1danphter
ana avenue. III nonor " tnen S.r..t,1vr K r
Miss Nannlc ~. pa1oru, ,o1,,nt oa n.y. rGnast formed
Alus'c, uaHc',s, ai4u ~ H. arsn,no T'he
the principal features o. tns H. esG G t,,e r,,v
guests were llon l''lonE ''S s1.e oftornoon ri
LaNno3le "as 1ne sgene, ,,,n;n', 1hc ncsason
vel5 Pleasan. .a' - tha sist hirtnday oi
belng 1he anniversary .. .ni T., tha oftcrnoon
Mrs: hoSana = fIrHs. ,,4htar ns11 - urs smythe on
a 'e,,, ~ A., ,r.s tLr,nged with children
sa.'9e,.nie'' .,arhn,re au,; ,,ieces. who came
s.iuus1u an tI.a hstha; ~ the hri~ht old lady,
~ 1o .n ororno uu1 h,,}tif,,1 rcnast was served,
,,ana,So3 ~ rooo1n. anI toasts Mrs. Hayley
Teritcd verv hcantifni nriginal poem, written
for thc nrcos}ons
Timrstlov .svcn;uo ,,,e rcsidence of Mr., aud
Mrs. (;corrc ElIridrc. coruer of Ashland
| ayenue md Van R1rcn street. was throngcl
with children. the OCCASION i,cinr thc birthday
Marty Of Miss Hattie Eldridec. Music, dancing,
and games occupied the attention of the little
ones. A great many birthday gifts were brought
| by the hostess numerous guests.
| Tuesday cycuipr Mr.. and Mrs. George G.
Street celebrated the fifth anniversary Of their
| marriage by entertaining a large company OF
| friends at their residence, No 4y3 West Lake
| street.
| Mr.. T. NJ Fulton entertained few friends at
| his residence. No. II Park avenue, Tuesday
evening, IN honor OF Miss Emma Parker, a very
| evening" vas snenf yrry pleasau1ly, dancing
and m,1sie heinr thu cl1ief cujoyinents, The
t.Scnubrrt,, Cnartette was present and sang
| several selections.
The tiftirth anniversary of the weddiur Of the
| Rev: Ajdan Scnyel and Mrs. Eliza Il. Scoyel was
| rommemt,rattG Inst Thursday bv n family rath-
er;up ot thr house of their sol, Mfr J. s. ScOycl.
At Grand Crossing. About forty persons were
assrmI,1.,I I--nearlv Mi hcing direct dcsccndants
1T thc vcnprnl,}e co,1ntr Or til fir nine living
children, seven we're present, each with connl-
h,l mariner. and tie members of the third
generation mustered some twenty strong The
orcasion was pleasant one i'll every respect.
The reverend patriarch made brief address,
depicting the happiuess he and hs wife had en-.
ioycd in onuea and parental relations; and
ono Of the solls-i1l-laW spoke humorOuslY OH
the subject OF mothcrs~in- law summing up
with the declaration that tue prcluIicial pupu-
lar idea in regard to them was not borne out BY
his personal experience As the closing pro-
cecling, two Of the latest additions to the fam
ily were christcned. The patty then separated,
with the warmest wishes oi all for the welfare
OF the reyercl pair who had filled the pusitun
Of maj, ma and vi wife So worti.ily for half century
The celebration Of the third anniversary Of
the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace E.
Rounds ut Rogers Park last Wednesday even
ing was pleasant social event, in spite Of the
moisture Of the weather.
The silver wedding Ut the Rev. aud Mrs. Fl.
II. Paynter Monday evening last, was very
pleasant aitair. The ceremony took place at
Calvary Tabernacle, the Rev. J, Monro Gibson,
Of the Second Presbyterian Church, officiating.
Mr., Payntcr's church and society took adyaut-
are of The occasion to testify, in the most SUBJ
sta,11ial manner to their appreciation Of the
reverend gcntle,nan's services iu the cause OF
Christ
ast Thursdar evening" the conpreratfon Of
tbc Eiphth Presbyterian Church gave sociabIc
and wej,.o1nc to their new pastor, the Rev, DR..
Worr,II nn,, his lady. in the narlors of tlle
cl,,,rrJ whi.l, were tastnfuIlv decorated by the
1al;s f,r ti,,. ncr,sion Thr1t. WAS a very lar,,c
nttrniance nj the congregation and many resi-
dents .1g tha vicinity.
honnr ,''..asinn w,s tbo snrnr;se n,rtv in
o,9r,rat ~ " hnunr ~ 1ho h;rt,iov nf N;sa
A,;n. Z! st;,1;rnn wh.h rauc ntf nt thc r.s;-
.,a,''... ~ bnr fnthrr ~ sm,h Hornr strcnt
Tnes,}ay evening The ;ime was nass,ul il, the
accented stylc. in music. dancing. etc, until .
lalr hour,
;rbr vrurtah1e tca-,,artv pyen bv tho ladies' of
thu ~ i,au1 R.fnrnei Fnist,nai i,hurcl,- was :,
,r,ni s,,rrnss h,,h soe;olv anI f;nanrially. onI
!, tros ~ ~ rov'i , cnt,.rt anmrn, @N'4~
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,fhr1,, t1 aa,,;,,tr ,,n,1nr ..a,,nont ~
r. 80. ~ fta IL e.. r, s1";. T1 +nt. ,.,,
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.;'n,,e "a ~ EN;;,,;,,, .a0 ..;,;. an fnTna.
1tsluel'tes % -"I!1's-al ..t .ltu sttut1'et
avenues ;.S WV '11a
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Va 11.'. c S,t'i soo,,t f,,,,, ,,,, ro~o,r;7o,
T,n",1,v ,.,a,,;nr S.t,t ~ II ,am..s Snnn |
wa: "s '.i,!trl rrrsi,lcnt anfl william X Wri~ht