, 1877-06-24

faeturnr nf Lie celebrated Mason chipping E-cafl,
Ms, ns l. TF9op oo. s9s e e rs. sst
;1snco Of .he nbliao's PARENTS j., No. %, 4.9
Arthur sw.xcy, D. D. ofIleis.!!ng:
rss tss t sas, sfsss ons T tbe feattes aa !ns
mnto friends Of the families being prcscnt. Tho
snpper WAS furnished by Eckar.1t. afr. and
Mrs, Masun left the samo evening fer Detroit |
and other Eastern cities By bost, amid shower
Of old Shoes |
M'wn1xnxY-cunrfs.
Thuradhy evening laat, ut the residence o. tho |
parents, No 81 g. Johns place, Miss f1a Cur.
n as,sage naast 10 ar Il II. % + cisncy @ w. 'H'N
TttAL-s1LvEnMAn.
Last 6untlav aftcrnoon, at tho residcnee OF
dhs 1,o' se n1aTs Es No.
united IN marriage to Mr. Samuel Thai, young
merchant Of Milwaukee. Tho ceremony wns
nerio5mca 5i T according 70 the Jewish rites by tho
Al Mount Joy. Pa, last Wednesday, night,
10 Mis- clura i. WALTON. it Is expected TINT
.hc happy couple will arrive r. Chicago about
abo1c for the future. ,..
The marriage Of Mies lelen Grace pearso.l,
daughter q T. A. reartS r;,,sao E,a with hi ~ I:
The brl,lc's father, No. rs West Washington
street.
Gardner, wt1l be celebrated Thurs1ay evening,
JUNG y, q o'clock, At the residence No. 2'3
LaSatlo street.
Sophia ncI.iinE, daughter Ok ii. If. Drliing,
VIII b0 united in marriage TO Mr. Hc0rEe ".
Ellis, ut the rcadcnsc Of thc bride's father, No.
~ kryatt aventlc.. =.
ter OF G. W. Webster, viii. Prof. Rabcrt i.
Cumnock, the wcll.known clocutonlst. will lo
celebrated next Thursday evening at Evanston,
Miss Lewis, daughter Of II. B. Lewis, ESQ.,, nt
Englewood. will DO married ncxt Thursday
evening.
The engagement Of Miss Minn!e clayburGh
and sfr. benjamin IL. Mayer, oi New York, is
II is expected that there will DO wedding
not far from No. 10 Sheldon strcet before mauy
days have capscd.
CM1LpnEHts PARTY. ...'-
tass Monday cvsntng, fro,, half1pa;s .t To-
ford entertained over 10o Of their l!ttIc friends
F. g. naaford. No. . Calumet AVENUE. An
rsssa s rs eSHy y Ra from nj ha s .arass 9s t. H @
front door. Danclng, To music by Hand 81
FroIbcrg's orchestra, formed tho principal ut-
traction Of The cvcning, About o'clock sub
ye "1s IL Ssss'a so4 Il s s si 9ns se fy y
!lay, AMI tle littfo lady a.sufncl tho rcsponsl-
billy Of her posttlon with grace atd dignity
beiitt'ns ono u matufcr 11as .,,ssos ysa5s;
Inst Wednesday, uvcnfnH tha Addison Literary
and Debating Society gave its tlIst reception at
st. Carolilc's Court ior tho purpoac of eEics-
tainiug and showing. Its friends what even
clerk threatened serious consequences, tho at-
tenslancc exhibited tho iutcsost ict In tho Club.
Tbs earef1lly.,preparcd proara.nme yas apprt-
GIFTED, aud reiisstea credit o!itil@ , c"n,nttee.
cutcl piano solu by Sllts Martha Barrow, fol-
lowed by an atltresa by tnc President, Alr. u, 4.
Eaton; . episitcd aud hcart-stirrlng. ,declamn..
tiou' "1'iynzt's Ken.y to t'Ie Ro9'ass:"
sEE,,' liz cditar, @ sr. g. II. cr"ll: bTlllant
and tlnisllel instrumental sulo by Prof. Won
Mycr Hon, oi, Vienna; qaastcttr,. tho Misses
c. v. Corn,act. Refreshments and ptomc-
nado hurried tho ples:a,a.t,y;;P hours
Tho j. F. F. Dramatic Club gave IN enter
tnin,bcnt at Standard iIn1l last AondnY oveninT,
ut which d" "Custu" waa rendered. In On able man.
ncr by the youlg amateurs. The hall was we'll
illls will. Fashionable gai,erne , H.. Aiter tie
was inIulgca in to d reasonably lnte hour
4 DELIGHTFUL. rAHTr.
ausaa@y sysis. ,ai y ~, Maauau. as5 w. 5on"H iEopu
MeIa HmaestathN. H. y - ~ @ tcSusneo ,, s, All A,
VIZ" t, III r. ~ rt't,,a, rH te,, ~ W. W.
nstmt ,n,,u1 ~ t.n ,,rcsa,,t ,,nTo H.. rar
escIuf. ~ mIit, tfI r;ti PaI,.. uf WI t
rs a!iPe. WI T nt,i S1u,a"y . Msa1 i.nAe
~! aVsi .ss ne nnsso III H11 1a s s,,nn n9 .
tust, i .See ;s nnso ;iaotar H.. artio nasn'
nrat, us III" .fos.fc 1ynrnnr MAJ Stnir Wntson
9tsv' '' . ;ss s,s. Mssaa. a., law ~. s. Nav, n"nr
allss 19so aoaiG, ai, ,eSSs maS t,Sit nn aan tsar
~, a.;,1n, nn,n n'sa, nt,tn"r1 ni,,'
% at, snsa. aI.' Iata1.t,,, G' eoan.
H!,s} 3att, ehs.te ~ eo'i o'e"olh Aeono'"'
itanoal'' aha otless'
! sU%PHsaEn;
Tuesday evening prot!., -. Il. fla1d was the re-
ciplcnt oi most "greea,'le u snrprlse party irpm
largc nn'nl,sr nL MS selolars aug members "
t!le Argus Literary eoe!ety, " Ills fe4ldence,
M, a,t Michigan ayenuo: Tue eYu'|itE was
PLEASANTLY l'astcd with tnltsie, d"hc!ug, ctc
| MINOR MENTION,
The reception giys'' by MAJ. u. a. R,lst and
!adY, a. TIER rcs'aeicc' Ho. Attne square, -
tue senlor Glass OF Chicago University lust
Tuesday evening, WIS ah extremely pcasnlit af,
taar; Az ample co'latloh wss spread, followed