, 1877-11-11
SOCIAL EVENTS.
Those Who Have Been and Are
to Be Blest.
The Clubs Reorganizing for the Win.
ter Campaign.
New Styles in Bonnets and C1oalis.-.
What 1t Costs Woman to
Dress.
CHICAGO,

! MATRIMONIAL.
Miss Anna Plunkett was married to Mr.. Sfla
Il. Dunnng, at the Cathedral OF SS. Peter ant
Paul, last Wednesday evening. The attendant
| were Mr.. G. D. Dunning aud Miss Mamie Reid
Mr.. Thomas Plunkett and Miss Emma Plunkctt
Master Allie Parker and Miss Lille Reid. 1h
usl,ers were Messrs. II. G. Baker and F. Nc
Cutcheon. After the ceremony d reception
took place at No. IS Lang street.
Last Wednesday, evening, at 0 o'clock, Mr.. L
G. Squire was united in marriage with Mis-
Emma L., eldest daughter Of ]. A. Dickinson
ESQ, Of Chicago. The ceremony was performtt
by the Rev. DIR. Anderson Of the Second Baptis
Church, ut the residence Of tho BRIDES parents
| No. III South Green street. There were present
| only few OF the most intimate friends OF thu
parties. After the congratulations, all present
| partook Of supper, and the remainder OF the
] evening was spent very pleasantly in dancing
and other anuscments. Mr. and Mrs. Squire
remain in the city, aud will receive their friends
at No. III South Green street, for the present.
At the Ada Street Methodist Church. last
Sunday evening, Mr.. George Il. Fogg, 4 menl-
her OF the choir in that church, and Miss Mary
Langley were united in marriage, the Rev. ].
| NJ. Caldwell, D. D., officiating.
| Mr.. Frederick T. Partridge, son Of Gen.
| Partridge. of Sycamore, and Miss Ida N. Hop
| kius, were uncercmonio.lsly married at the
fremont House last Wednesday while the
guests were at dinner.
The marriage Of Mr.. James r. Hasford, Of
Chicago, to Miss Carrie West, Of Turner, ILL.,,
an event long expected, came OF on the evening
OF Nov. at tic residence Of the BRIDES parents,
the Rev. Fl. NJ. Skecls officiating. The affair
was strictly private. The presents were nuuler-
GUS aud tasteful
PROSPECTIVE BLISS.
The marriage OF Miss Minnie r. Ward. daughter
Of the Hon j. D. Ward, and Mr. Frank n.
Brown, OF California, will take place at the resi-
depce Of the BRIDES parents, No. 24S Ashland
avenue, Wednesday evening.
alr. William, D: Sweet will be united ln mar
riagc with Miss S. Gertrude Bristol, of Lawn-
dale, Wednesday, Nov. II.
SOCIAL AND CLUB NOTES.
Last Thursday evening, Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
H. Smith handsomely entertained cx-Minister
Washburne and wife, at their residence, corner
we're Mr.. ard Mrs George L. Dunlap, the Hon.
and Mrs. j. Russell Jones, Gen. and Mrs. Sheri-
dan, Nr. aud Mrs. John ". Jcwet1, Mr.. aud
Mrs. Potter Palmer, Mt. and Mrs. Nnball, Mr..
and Mrs. Nickerson, Alr. Benjamin Il. Camp
bell.
The reception OF Company c, First Regiment,
last Thursday evening, was splendid success,
rs alt the receptions given BY this company
heretofore have been, ana despite tho rough1css
OF the leather outside there was large attend
ance. The inspection of the Company, ludcr
command OF Capt. Davis, occupied about an
hour, after which dancing was commenced and
kept up until late hour. The armory was
appropriately decorated for the occasion, aud
the music was furnished BY Pound.
The name OF tho popular dancing club Of the
West side, heretofore known as the "La Fa-
yorite,' has been changed to tour Favorite.''
The membership will be limited to ffty gentle
men this season, aud It is intended to make all
the receptions at Martfuc's Academy recherche
affairs.
i party WAS given Friday evening By Miss Far
Calhoun at the residence Of her father, john 3,
Calhoun, Washington avenue, Hyde Park, in
honor Of her cousin, Miss kittic Stout. About
thirty persons were present, who enjoyed them
selves in the usual way.
Tue Nondcscript Society assembled at the res
idence OF Mr.. Thomas E. kinbAli, No, 1120 Bow
cn avenue, Friday evening toiuauguratca series
Of entertainments OF social character to be
given during the winter: Dancing form ID the
sion, but the programme will ne varied here
after. the President delivered his annual mes
sage, showing the Present standing. and con-
dition Of the organization: aud its prospects for
the coming season Tie Treasurer, Mr.. Murray
+. Walls. was greatly surprised by the presen-
tation to him Of fine volume Of engravlngs, as
token Of the respect and esteem with which he
is regarded by the members Of the Society.
lhE tOFeSkEnlt I1u0 HIS IEfIftA1 AuA CUIHc
out in most successful party at their hall,
conner OF Forty fifth street and Vincenncs ave-
uuc, TUESDAY night. The attendance was large,
the music excellent, the floor in first rate CON
dition, and the Club happy. The next party
The L. d. S. c. Club gave very fine literary
AMI musical entertainment at thc residence Of
Mrs. II. ". Durant, No. 47l West Adams street,
last Friday evening.
The Washington Pleasure Club rendered
fi.s 1T her
residence, No. 1860 Wabash avenue, Tuesday
evening A most enjoyable time was spcut
dancing and games being the principal features
Of amusement, followad by q fiue repast.
The members OF tho Social <luartctte Club
gave their first reception last. Thursday evening
at their parlors. Music by Hand g. Fricdbcrg's
orchestra, and splendid supper contributed to
the enjoyment Of the occasion.
The West Side Reception Club last Monday
inau:.uratcd Il series OF parties at A1artinc's
BALL. which promise to be very pleasant affairs.
Mrs. Y. r. Persons, of No. It's South Hoync
street, gave reception to few OF her friends
last Wednesday evening.
-, The youDg people Of the tlrst fresoyterjan
Church last Tuesday evening tcndcred a rccep-
tiou to their pastor, the Rev. DR.. Arthur
Mitchell and family, upon their return from q |
tour through Europe.
The Young Ladies' Guild Of IS. Peter and
Pauls Cathedral gave party Wednesday
evening" at the residence OF Canon Knowles, |
on West Randolph street.
The second party Of the Unity Church, given |
at Brands Hall last Friday evening, was de- |
lightful success.
A business meeting OF the Vcsta Club was
held Tuesday evening, at which the following |
officers were elected for the coming season: |
President, Fred X. Morrill,: Secretary, J. G. !
Goodrich; Treasurer, a. J. Buchanan. |
The second regular reception OF the South !
Side Reception Club occurred last Saturday |
evening.
The friends Of Mir. Alf Goode, Of Hyde Park,
gave him surprise party Friday night to |
celebrate his twenty~tirst birthday.
One Of the pltasantcst surprise parties Of the
season occurred "Wednesday evening to Miss
Nellie Frutlcs at her residence, 1912 Indiana I
venue. Excellent music was furnished by |
HretlOw's orchestra, and 4 very bOuntiful re-
oast was served By the adies under tue manage
neut OF Miss Lizzie Reed, who did the honors
u the occasion. AL present expressed them ]
selves as highly gratiied with the evenings Gu
oyment
Miss Addie Conover entertained number OF
friends Monday evening last at her residence,
.orner Forest avenue and Thirty-cighth street.
Fhc evening was verT pleasantly spent with
music and card-playiDg.
Notwithstanding the inclemency Of the wealth
.r, the Snowflake Club was out in full force
Thursday evening at the residence Of Mr.. Snow,
jl2 Jackson street. With dancing and music,
10th vocal and instrumental, very delightful
evening was passed.
Notwithstanding the unpleasant weather,
soodly number Of the members and friends Of |
sutler Chapter, No. 80, .. =. S. assembled at
Eastman Hail, corner OF hobey and Madison I
trects, last Wednesday evening, to participate
a the opening party Of series to be given by
he Chapter.
The fourth season Of the Occidental Club
pened Friday evening, Nov. 2, at Campbell