, 1877-11-04
Il Is Sadly Dull, So Far as Chi.
cago Is Concerned.
4 Monotonous Record Of Surprise Par
ties, Matrimonial and Club
Announcements, Etc.
Beautiful and Costly Dress-Goods
1.-THE Juive Polo
naiSe.
Dainty Devices fer the Coifure-Hand-
some Dresses in 0hints
Cashmere.

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THE RECORD OF THE WEEK.

SoCtetv, during tho past week, has not beal
Of the livclcst nature. With the exception Q
the routine club news, nothing Of note ha
taken place
MATRIMONIAL
Last Tuesday eycuing, at the residence o
John N. Secrist, Esq, his daughter. Miss Ann
NJ, was married to Mr.. c. A. Fisher, Dr.. f.
Goodwin performing the ceremony. The inyi
tations were extended to the intimate friends .
the two families only. After tue ceremony hat
been performed, and those present had eaten 0
the good things provided by Eckardt, tn
bridal party departed for tour in the East, In
tending to return in about two weeks to thei
homo in Freeport, Ill.
The groou's present to the bride was :
heavy gold neck-chain with enamel pendant
Among the other presents were lace shaw:
and Turkish chair from the BRIDES mother
Japanese toilet-set and dozen silver spoons
from the f,room's mother; silver tca-scryice
Judge Ncwcomb and wife; very handsome
clock from Messrs. Gould, Fisher & Wells:
pair Of pillow sha1ns, Mrs. John Weaver; silver
water-service, Mrs. James Fisher; Japanese
jewe]-cabinct, Mrs. James Fisher; pickle caster
and forx, Miss Ncweoinb; two panel pictures,
MIR. aud Mrs. II. Whipple; cut-glass anl silver
toilet~set, Mr.. J. 4. j. and Miss Lillian Fisher
Whipple: inlaid writing-desk and table, Mr..
and Mrs. C.. F. Bentley; pancl-p picture Of water
lilies, Arthur, Freddie. and Oracle Bentley;
photograph Of "prodiga] Son,'' T. j. Copclii, !;
panel picture, Alr. and Mrs. F. L. Reed; solid
silver caIdreceiyer, Miss lottie Natson; silver
comb, Dr. and Mrs. Whittier; dpzen silver truit-
knives, Misses Alice Crane and Mimic Evans:
silver jewei-casket, Miss Fanny Policy and Mr.
mings: tascinator, Miss Mamie Dodd: baudkcr-
chief box, Miss Jcunie Abbey; glass fruittlish,
Miss Clar4 Miller; bronze clock, alr. and Mrs.
Hcnuiey: point lace, - Mamie -; basket Of
flowers, Mr: and Mrs. leavitt; celery glass,
Miss Mary Balcu; pair OF silver vases, paper
holder, aud towel-rack, from Sister Blanche: a
very handsome sold silver icc-c1ca1u SIT, with
Morocco ease, Hugh l.. Alacueil, Los Angeles.
CAL; two silver pickle-forks, Oscar Secrist;
siiyer saad-fork and berrv-spoon, Misses Spell
Ger aud Way; cur-glass aud silver celeryuisl,
E. Allen Downs; Chinese vase, Il. B. Okell;
silver card-receiver, Il. McEineis; ivory hair
brush and comb, j. E. kimball; flower-stand,
Alfred Parker.
and wife, DR.. and Mrs. B. 5. Whittier, all Of ST.
Louis: Alrs. L. Fisher, G. ?. Bentley and wife
and Master Arthur Bentley, Freeport; Mr Il.
Mhipule and wife, Evanston, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
/. Reid, Mr.: and Mrs J. A: Fisher, Mr.. and
Mrs: J: G. Patterson, Airs John Jennings, Mrs.
4. Z. Bates, Mrs. Orion, Miss 1ot,ie Matson,
Miss Ncttie Chumasero, OF Helena. Montana;
Miss Anna Prettytnan, Miss Jennie Abbey, Miss
Fanny Policy, Miss Minnie Evans. Miss Lille
Kuhns, Miss Alice Crane Miss Clara Miller,
Miss Eaah Adolphus, Drs Adolplus and Burt,
Aiessrs- Prctty1nan, Spear, Nh.pple, Spencer,
hlares, Way, Armour. Masters George and
Harry Burroughs, and others.
Capt. 4. Scyort7 of California, and Miss Lou
J. Phillips, OF this citr, were married last Tues
day By the Rev. n. Bclfour, and left the same
evening for San Diego, Cal, where they are to
1lr. Henry S. Pcnfield, Conmissary Sergeant
Of the First Regiment married Miss Carrie |
Mason, Of jamestown. y. T., Tuesday evening, |
Oct q. MIR. Pentield will return with his bride
TO Chicago shortly. f!
Of John Owsley, ESQ, OF this city, with Miss |
Clara Brown, daughter OF Dwight Brown, ESQ, 7
Of Springfield. occurred Thursday evening at ) |
o'clock, ut the Presbyterian Church. 4 brilliant
reception followed tue ceremony, at the resi-
leuce OF Mr.. and Mrs. c, c. Brown, No. 923
South Sixth street, and Was attended By the |
elite Of Springfield.
Miss Ainclla Koscnheim, Of this city, was mar
ricd to Mr.. Samson katz, Of Usage, H., at tie
residence Of her unrle, i. Kuh, Esq, last
Wednesday evening, by the Rey. DR.. kohler, Of
Sinai Congregation.
PROSPECTIVE BLISS.
Miss Minnie r. Ward, daughter of the Hon. |
D. Ward, will be married "Wednesday even
ing, Nov. II, at O'Clock, ut the residence of I
her parents, No. 24S Ashland avenue, to Mr..
Frank n. Brown, Of Washington i reception
will follow from to Q.
Miss Louisa May Emmert, daughter of J. P.
n.s at the Fourth Baptist Church, at O'Clock,
q Mr. James ", Brockwas, Recorder of Deeds
If Cook County.
The marriage Of Miss Cora Kohn with Mr..
Max EdeThelmer will be celebrated Tuesday
evening at the Temple, corner OF Indiana ave
ane and rwenty~si1th street. A reception at
lie Grand Pacific will follow the ceremony.
The marriage Of Mr.. William II. Dc Camp
secretary Of the Schureman d. Hand Mantel
son itu'y, Of tas city, and Miss Emma l. Eel
!on. daughter OF the Rev. Dr. C. f. FELTON,. Of
Pittsburg, is announced to take place Nov. 13,
Tuesday evening, Nov. 13, at o'clock, ut the
Fesloenre Of the BRIDES parents, No. IS Grant
place, Miss Eva Stuart, daughter OF Charles \.
Stuart, y Esq.,, will be united in marriage to Mr.
George ". Miller.
Thursday evening next, Miss Jennie Keep,
laughter OF Albert Keep, Esq, will be united
1cntc Of the BRIDES parents, No. T15 Michigan
2Scnue.
SOCIAL AND CLCR NOTES.
Mr. and Mrs George h. Dickson entertained |
J l1arty OF their friends at their residence, 10,
BIO West Monroe street. last Thursday evening.
In very handsome manner
The forcsty1!le Club gave sociable Tuesday
evening at the residence OF Robert THATCHER,
ESQ.,, un Oaiwood Boulevard.
The Standard Club gave dramatic aud dane
Ing entertainment Thursday evening at the
Standard Hall.
- !1a11O"CCA sOtlaDe OIL Inc lhuTcl OF the |
Epiphany was given at the residence Of DR. |
Hunter, corner Of Adams and Latin streets
last Nednesday evening, which was largely a.
tended.
The regular party Of the Lakeside Club oc-
CURED last Thursday evening, and it proved .
soc9,ss. notwithstanding the inv1emeucy Of the
weather. ~ '"-
At least two cooking societies hare been
1oilned 10 this city. one in tile North and the
ot"e. III 'Ae south DIVISION, auu they furnish Z |
novel as veil as useful entertainment for uaDy
Young 4ad'cs ln tho better critics OF society, II
IS presumed that the ladies OF the West Side.
sSpesanf noteJ fur their good sense and lack |
" enooy's''1, do not require any association OF
.uls hiuo' as most VI them t'ktiuw bow >, |}ow- |
G't.' Luz e"oH1s;g societies should teeucour1o,1l
- tnc tnore ucu.h I'd districts. The first meet
We o1 tne l-adics' Cuckiug Soricty IF 1,te |
u.euIrGn m thursday evening last. at the
residence Of ". {. Goudy. ''>7.' Il" 'ne
lnc second party of the La plaisar C1uh ,r,e i .
E'sen al thc Club hall last Friday cycninr. AMI
"1s - III every way i success. "A0
Inc 1erI'!schtrcan Club gaye its first h,n ,f !
Inc season s.. last Saturday night week. 0p -
Last hhrsulv evening Air. aud Mrs Ror1,,1
4ss1stca " Mrs. Woodruff. entertained n,1n''t
Lofty children 1t their residence, Nt, IN ~.
i!h!t1!-se<u"o street, III honor of the scrcn1,
ulfanoas ol theiT dau5her Allie and thu tfth ~
thclr u3llgiter Hattlr. LIZ a'1n u
ilc Fosrestvil!c Club gave soc;a, q, ,,o
residence OF Korrt Thackcr on Oakwon'5 h,nin :
s3:o: 1ucsuay evening. Their first ,jub aar, ! :
1he season will osc1,r Tuesday eyen;n~sat !
}'"~ hail. c"rncr Fo1iy-6ftl etr:et ord w. !
.nues avenue. "0a III