, 1877-10-28
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Weddings OF the Past and Fu-
.ure---Personal Notes.
Surprises, Parties, Etc.-The Clubs Pre-
pairing for the Campaign.


Il1ltAVC.
MATRIMONIAL
fcry 6ne, unostentatious,} wedding oc-
rr1red at No. 1G9 Western avenue last Tuesday
nirht, being the marriage OF Miss Aune Kate
Matthews, the accomplished daughter of Hugh
II. Matthews, Esq, OF this city, TO the Rev.
George Chase, pastor Of the Winter Street
Methodist Church. The parlors were elabor-
.tcly decorated with flowers and green plants
4 large number Of friends witnessed the cere-
r,ony. which was performed by the
Kew. Dr.. S. McChcsuey, Of the Park
avenue Methodist Church The bride was
attended by Miss Florrie W. Mathews, sister;
Miss Edith ". Watson, = cousin; and the
Misses Hattie and Ola, younger sisters The
froo1usmen were Mr.. Charles ". Chase, Mr..
r, W Matthews, Jr., ana Master J-.1 Matthews.
THE usncrs were Mcssrs. Charles Matthews and
George Horn. After the ceremony q reception
toox place, with wedding supper, furnished
hv Eckardt. Air. and Mrs. Chase will be q at
home u Thursdays, Nov. aud s, at No. 1G9
western avenue, and Nov. Is and p at tho
Transit House. The presents mere costly and
useful.
Miss Anna L. Barney, daughter OF DR.. Charles
F. Barney, and Mr. George 4. Anthony, OF
Memphis, Tenn, we're married 1t the residence
Qi the U{1Uc 1AlAE11 N0tA4IA " -
couc and Thirty-eighth street, last Wednesday
evening at half-rast o'clock by the Rev.
George F. Cushman, D. D., Rector Of ST.
Stephens Church.
Mr. Heury E. Moore and Miss ferr1s :.
Mum, daughter of B. n Mum, Esq, we're
married ut the residence Of the brides father ut
Nilmette last Tuesday evening by the Rev. Ur.
E. P. Goodwin at half-past O'Clock.
Last Wednesday evening private marriage
yas solemnizcd at St. ColunkilIe's Church by
the Rev. Father Burke. The contracting parties
we're Mr. Charles G. Dugan and Miss Maggie
O'Nctl}, with Miss Emma ONiell and Sara
Dugan as bridesmaids, and Mcssrs. 7. n. DuGan
and T. Redmond as eroomsnen:, "a Aiter tel III; Inc
dcuce Of the bride. No. 46s Hubbard street,
where congratulations were received Mir. and
Mrs. Dugan lett on the 9:3O train for an East
Last "wednesday afternoon Miss Rccsic Ayers
and John T. Alexander, OF Jacksonville, ILL.,, aud
a,so Miss Nellie Sanders and Mr.. Frank Elliott,
OF the same city, were married quietly IN the
presence OF few friends
of the Rev. Dr. Miner Raymond, with Mlss Cal
ric ii. WyckofT, daughter of ". N. Wyckoff,
Esq., occurred Wednesday. at Evanston.
fhe marriage Of Miss Clara Brown daughter "a,
Slr. Harry Brown Ows1ey, OF this city, will be
Celebrated Thursday evening at o'clock. It is
expected that this will BIZ brilliant at1air.
Wednesday evening last thc marriage OF Kiss
h3fG e.. R1FETDlL~ u1lkN utCi Va 4NIs cosCpA
croft, to Mr. Alexander Mackie, of Chicago,
Nj Nj. T. j. Sullivan was married to Miss Tessie
Glare Gillespie at St. Pa.rick's Church last
Thursday evening at O'Clock Alter the cere-
mony there was reception given at the resi-
dcntc Of the brides father, Mr.. Arthur Giles
pic, No. 41 South Pcoria street.
PROSPECTIVE Bliss
THURSDAY evening, Nov. 8 at st, Al AIMS !;
Iay,on au.s vii 9rGbn be- narfied to to Miss Ida Il Marsh
The engagement OF Miss May Whitaker Win
Mr. A. Y. Lester is announced.
Miss Annie Secrcst will be married at the
residence OF her purcEtS, 40 b4o washington
street. TUESDAY evening.
Mr. J. Richter, oi this city, will secure bride
from No. 467 Michigan avenue, at $ O'Clock this
,lr frank G. Braley, Of this city, is to be
OF BeIydcrc, Ill, on the evening OF the 'th OF
Mis- Annie L. Hoyt, Of Aurora, and Mt.
Sherman Wilcox will be united in marriage next
H. marriage Of Miss Jennie Keep, daughter
will occur Thursday, Nov. :.
SOCIAL AND CLUB NOTES.
The residence Of J. S. Page, Esq, No. JUS
Park avenue, was the scene Of i very pleasant
and complete surprise last "Wednesday evening,
the occasion beng the sixteenth anniversary OF
Miss Emna's birthday. Music, dancing, and
01lnt11uI COLLATION. IUTluEA Lac 1tALAAGo ~ t4!e
evening. Considerable amusement was afford
ed by .syic ~ Page introducing Miss Emma on
paper. It was 1ifc-size, and Represented hcr
with appraised hands, >and looking very much
surprised. At the left stood tree with sixteen
notches cut in the bark, with a penSn'fc still
imbet1ded in the latest notch. Among those
present were: Misses Lulu and Nellie Bovn-
ion. Sally Goodrich, Pauline Sherwood, Nellie
Esau, Bell Blanchard, and Flo parkhuIst. OF
Evanston; Nellie Gardner, Katie Williams
Eliza johnson, Annie Peake, Mrs. s. T. Thonl-
son, OF PRINCETON; Lottie Nlatson and Gcrtic
Gardner: Mes=rs- Roland, Des1ange. Gregory.
Graham, Sam Eldridgc Vic Page. Bishop, Frank
Page, FL Shelly, George Hull Ia2nas m Creisll- s,1
ton. of Evanston; Henry Howe, Charlcs h1rk,
and others.
The Rev. Dr.. j. Monroe Gibson entertained his
congregation in the parlors Of the Second Prcs6y-
tcrian Church last Friday evening I1sht lo,a'ly'
Tic rooms were fitted up with floral decuya-
tions, refreshments were served by hlnsle!,
good music was provided, and most enjoyable
time was spent by those present. :.
Wednesday evening many Of the members q
tnecongregation ofthe Church fthe Atonemcnt,
and their friends, assembled at the house oi the
Rector thc Rev. Francis Mansfield, Tor a soe1al
evening, ard for tue purpose OF oreanzlns
Church Guild: After some 1lne instfunenna m e',,sa
music, Dr. Roby entertained tue cofnpa
ny by reading, and Mrs. Nilkle sang.
Col. Pierce, u1on being inauguratcd President
Of the Guild, made some very entertaining re
marks. The rust CT the evening passed IN 8
very Happy manner. go. n 11a
The tin wedding Of A{r. and Mrs: D. J. aup
bard OF Enclewood, was celebrated last Mon
day evening at their residence on s1xtv-hfs'
street, corner OF Stewart avenue, by iats;t
gathering Of their friends. The happy orltt
and groom Of ten years. married Life, assisted Q,
number of young ladies as hrldcsmalds
excrted themselves with untirlng zeal III enle5
1asnng their friends. The par'ors were laho
sonely decorated with flowers aud green leaves
and hung with tin mottocs OF welcome ana LII
year 1867 and 1877.
Charles R. Dean was the happy recipient Of
very pleasan: surprise by bis college ana - otne
friends last Wednesday evening at l33 lul!t,
fourth street, upon the event OF ms oepa11u,t' ,I
to Washington, there to fill position IN LII
Marine Hospital service.
The Snowflake Club gave its second soGaDn' 3.:4'
Thursday evening at the residence u 20: ~
lam James, 22l Hermitage avenue. o"inS u
the incle1uencv Of the weather lc" me1noei
were absent However, very eu1oyapie esen @
ing was spent, fully twenty couple ocus prs
ent. The music b. Fitzgerald's orchestra wa
par e1celleucc- ,.nr
Mrs Epps, Of No. 34s Chicago avenue; l.. enter aas
tanned about fifty OF her friends last luesoa:
evening Music dancing. and refreshments y.
Eckardt were among the many attracL,ons-
Last Thursday afternoon Mrs: Col. a.. sse.
Grant gave an elegant dinner to aoout uoee: g:
or more OF her friends at her RESIDENCE No' o.
Indiana avenue. ,;.-,,
Last Thursday evening reception was giss1 ,,.l
by the We Boys,' or. IN other "o1us: ~