, 1877-12-02
Other Notable Social Events
of the. Past Week.
Recentions and Club Partles"-'
Surprises, Weddings, and
Entertainments.
New York Styles for Children and
Adults--Some Beautiful
Costumes.
Fashions in Furs---Popu1arity Of Seal-
skins...What Gentlemen Ought
to Wear.

to Wear.
CHICAGO.
TCCKER-loGAS.
The nnst important social event OF the week
1as the wedding OF Miss Mary E. Logan, only
DAUGHTER Of ex-senator John A. Logan, and Nr.
William F, Tucker. Tho affair was conducted
without ostcutation, only limited number OF
invitations having been given. The guests
gathered at o'clock in the spacious parlors anu
drayiug-room Of the residence OF the brlde's S
parents, No. 81 Calumet avenue The rooms
were tastcfu1lr decorated with floral designs anu
Etnilax, the bride aud bridegroom standing De-
meath canopy OF sn1ilax studded with roses,
from tue centre OF which dove OF snowy White
ness was just taking Its flight.
The ceremony took place promptly NJ
O'Clock. At that hour the bridal cortcCe entered
1ne parlors, preceded by Master Manning Logan
and Miss May Pearson Miss Eva Cunningham
and Master Charles Fish. Following tue brides
maids and groomsmcu came Mrs. Logan, lean
inr on the arm of the bridegroom, MIR. '" r.
Tucker, and after them came the bride, accom-
panied BY her father.
The costumes were appropriate. Inc bf1oe
Hss attifcd III an elaborate cTeaul-whfte brocad-
ed ELK, cut Ia i'rincesSc, garntshed with lace
and carlands: OF orange-blossoms. Miss Eva
Cunningham, youthful sister OF Mrs. Logan,
dressed in pure white. with natural lowers.
The second bridesmaid, little Mary Pearson, OF
Springfield, namesakc OF Mrs. Logan, was
dressed in exquisite taste,-loW neck and short
sleeves, white satin and tu1lc,-with long, flow
ing la1ea tresses.
While the wedding ceremony was witnessed
only by select few relatives and Intimate
friends, the reception, which began at ana
continued to IL O'Clock, was attended By q
large number Of people, Among them were
Mrs. Cor. Cu1lom and daughters, tho Hon.
Charles B. Farwell, wifc, aud daughters, Gen.
aud Mrs. P. II. Sheridan Col. Lloyd Wheaton,
wife, and daughter, Mrs. Fred Grant, Mr.. and
Mrs. Potter Palmer, Judge Van Higgins. accon-
panied By Miss Morrison OF Jacksonville, and
Miss Patterson, Dr.. and Mrs Q. II. Tiffany of
New York, Dr.. and Mrs. 4. ".
Edwards, the Rev. y. F. Craft
and sister, the Rev. Brooke Uerford
and ladies, Gen. and Mrs. ". Fl. Thompson,
Mr. and Mrs. Cation, the Hon. and Mrs. Perry
q. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. f. S. Stickncy, the Hon.
r. S. Tuthil and Miss Zoe Gross Of California,
the Hon. and Mrs. X. E. Goodell aud daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fish Of Joliet, Gen. and Mrs. X.
n. Pearson Of Springfield. the Hon: 7: 7. Foun-
tame OF Duquoin, the Hon. and Mrs. Z. B.
Sherman. the Hon. and Mrs. George II. BoGuc,
Mrs. c. 4. Miller of Iowa, the Bon. j. D. Har-
vey, Gen. and Mrs. Frank Palmer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Shepard, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hill OF Spring
field, the Misses Gillette OF Springfield, the
Hon. and Mrs. Louis Wahl, Gen. and Mrs. J. T.
florence, Gen. Martin Been, and many others.
Among the large number Of valuable pres
ents we're an oxidized silver casSet, clab-
china vases. very beautiful; rosc-color Hyoith
vases, hand-paintcd, Of exquisite pattern;
MajoIica tete-a 1etc; Parish walcr-carriers: ozi-
died library set. clnd1c-sticks, lnh-stands, and
paper-cuttcr; magnificent toilet set, silver and
china; four dozen solid silver gold-lined
spoons; large solid silver nut-dsh, in case;
solid silver punch-bowl and spoon, in case; Bo-
hemian glass ceiery-dish, silver-monntcd, In
case; chest OF drawers. vcncered walnut; Jap
anese wall-panel; silver card-case aud iower-
satin.1ined: k1n:' silver W tea-bcl, in case; case;
solid silver cheese-scoop, in case; solid
silver fruit-spoon and pie-kni1e, in case; solid
silver soup-ladlc, in case; beautiful hlud-deco-
rated china card-recciyer, in case; large brouze
c2rl-receiyer, antique pattern, bronze figures on
pedesta1s, mautcl ornaments; four Egyptian
candlcsticks, beautifully ornamcntcd; solid
silver card-recciyer; one Japanese mirror Tor
1ady's drcssing-casc; one pair French sconces;
solid silver icc-pitcher and sa1ycr: one dozen
Cold-lined berry spoons, IN case3 one case Of
solid silver ice-creaul, berry spoons, etc.: one
books, among which were particularly noticea-
BILE 'sThc Ancient Mariner,' illustrated by
Doc; Shakspcarc's 4'Scenes and Charnc-
tcr5,' by Dowden, Turkey morocco; set OF
and gold, twelve volumes; ssLiic and Letters
OF MTr- Browning six volumes, morocco and
gilt; ..Bryant's Poems,'' morocco; LADY of
the Lake, u Stuart plaid and gilt binding; lami
1nothct-of-pcarl fan, lace covering. exquisite
point-ace vest. poiut-lacc pockct-handkerchicf
and barb; diamond ring, three stones; set Of
coral ]oWelrr; two Swiss boxes, decorated; set
of sealsian furs: one dozeu China plates, or1la-
men1ed IN ctchings from st. Nicholas pictures; !;
card-rccciyer, done III fancy work: 4 solid silver
tete-a-tcte, with autograph letter, from Gen. f.
E. Spinner; set OF French toilet bottles; set OF
solid silver napkln-rings: three exquisite crayon
pictures; pink and white cameo pin, head OF
Gen. Logan, done in Rome, BY r. FlEnaui,
artist.
THE FARRAGC1 EoAT-CLCB
conceived a hanpy idea when, to replace the
property destroyed BY the last severe lake
storm, they decided to turn to account the latent
talent possessed By their members. and giyt
dramatic entertainments. The performance:
have BECOME profitable and pleasant TO the Club
and source Of enjoyment to the friends. male
aud female, Of The organization. The seventh
entertainments and the first Of the present sea
was gven { na6e nGnt IT. a1
The play was rendered satisfactorily to the au
dfcpce and c1cditably to the amateurs takin;
part .thsrein The piece was "Aboye th
II. Baker, and the cast was as follows:
Philip, Risnold, Mountain Her
.11sd NIL: 1ho,,e George y RuE;9 s3
A1noe Gay!ord.....-.. -. ...... George ". Gas
Howard Gaylo1d.... James 4. McDonul
. Iitns Tgrtls. ,,?l F: T: Haskell
Nat Naylor. George Il. Hlodget
essee 4iss Na%s L 31 Mnff!e f;ae
Ers1 Gayjord M;., No ,a'ss ~ aMf nun