, 1877-11-25
II Promises We'll for an An
i1l1ated Season.
Matrimonial Alliances Of the Week
---CIub Parties and Dances,
Past and Future.
The Latest Intelligence Concerning
Few York Fashions--Cost
of Materials
CHICAGO
PROSPECTIVE

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made, OF arc about to make, their debut in So
ci.ty. aud, despite the bard times, the social
h,5ucss bids fair to be successful.
MATRIMONIAL.
Miss Jennie Z. Wilmarth, daughter OF Il. B.
Y-;,nartl, ESQ.,, was married at the residence
- hcr father, 10. 4O3 North 1aSallc street, last
Wednesday evening, to alr. Horace ". Carter,
.hc Rev. E. n Packard, Of Evanston, ottici-
asi1g-
r,st THURSDAY evening quiet wedding took
,;,ce IT the residence Of DR.. J. 4. Cook, No, 81
Iaacley avenue, being the marriage Of AIR.
Charles F. Diver and Miss Annie 4. Cook.
,,r Charles F. Love aud Miss Ala Wilkins
wcrc married in the Chapel Of the Washing
toniau Home at half-past o'clock last Thurs
DAY evening.
PROSPECTIVE BLISS.
The marriage Of Afr. Tucker and Miss Logan
will take place Tuesday evening at the residence
of tic BRIDES parents, Calumet avenue, just
north OF Twenty-second street.
Miss Laura Mayer, daughter of Mr. Henry
Na;cr, will be married "Wednesday evening to
?,;r. Henry Libcrnan.
Miss Jennie c. Lanrhurst will be married at
M. 10 Vest Monroe street Thursday evening,
at O'Clock, to Mr.. c. 6: Lines.
The marriage Of Mr. y L; Clement With Miss
h.Inl
hlIi-past o'clock, at the residence OF the
Mjdc's uncle, George Fl. dull, ESQ, corner Of
Ind;aua avenue and Sixty-second street, Engc-
wood. Train will leave Rock Island depot aI
Mss Rose Lane, daughter of John 4. Lane,
-Esa., Of kenwool, will be married Thursday
eycu1n. to MIR. Frank Wilson, of HYDE Park
The wooden wedding OF Air. and Airs. Alex
anccr +. Swander, DR., will DC celebrated lucs-
tay evening, and At tue same time the m2rril-c
Of Miss Claytonia Horn, sister OF Mrs. SWander,
70 Mr. ". Henry Wright will occur.
SOCIAL AID CLUB NOTES
The seven Young gentlemen who keep " bach
e1orss hail ~ At the l! Home Club House, No
Isl North Clark street, gave an elegant enter
ta,ntsent to number Of their friends last FRI
1ay evening. The pavlors were adorned with
1ovcrs and plants. Music and dancing were the
features ol the evening. Among thosc present
Miss Het.ic Case Of, Racine, Miss Sadie Rlglcr,
Miss Mi,,acaii, Miss uarhncl, Miss Clara Squires,
Miss Hattie Furlong, Miss Irene Russell, Miss
LOUISE Hamilton, Miss Lucy SehurtleH Of Lake
HANSON, Frank T. afapcs, Daniel Squair, Hume
Grant, j.. IL Bnrl'allli =: ". Sanford, William
lHrlcr, Ernest Heath, William lie Baron, Edgar
Holt, Franc Daniels, and Harry Ducher.
The 1olantllc Club gaye It's third E party las5 sd
West Luke street. It was well attended.
i very delightful surprise party was giyen
Miss Lillian Caahman at her residence, S2i West
Monroe street. Thursday evening, it being her
18th birthday. 4 Eountiful supper had been
1,Toyidcl, and Fitzgerald furnished the musk
Among those present were Alr. and Mrs. u. 4.
eastman, MIR. aud Mrs. 4. n, Mcrrlman, Mrs.
F. B. Nillie, Mrs Aver Of Boston. Mrs: Phil-
lbs, Misses Lillian and May Eastman, MISSES
Eeda Bigelow, Misses Minnie and Emma
Matncr, Misses Emma Bohanon, Carrie Martin,
Carrie Young, Oracle Goodman, Jessie Fingrec,
Edith Pcase, Mamie RawleIgh' Fannie MnShs' 1;:
Nellie kineman, Eta Wood, Nora Cook, Euiiiy
and Mae Merrnlan, Mcssrs. Alden and Charlie
Mcrrialp- Il. Jennings Of Newark, \. j., j.
AIunrc.. Charlie and Fred jenkins, Frank Goot-
lev. Johunic. Cook, J. Pribyl, Charles North:
Edward Morse, Joe Payson, Georce Bacher, JOG
Whi,tlcser, Walter Downs. and Others.
The numbers Of the Addison Literary Club
met ut their ball, No. FL West Madison street,
last "Wednesday evening. Their exercises con.
sisted of debate, defamation, essay, anu
the reading of their paper. Their ncwlYelccted
officers arc, G. Il. Grail, President; J. T. Bar
Tow, Vice~Prcsident;< Charles y: Cornac5,
Weil'in. Marshal: j. n. Hedinburg, Core
spending Secretary; and F. ". Lcgur, Recording
Secretary.
Ms. 4. q. Walker gave . party to 2 small
number Of friends ut her home, NO ~ "est
Adams street, Wednesday evening.
Mrs j. F. Armour gave a reception anu luncn
to q number o! her friends ut her RESIDENCE,
40 " Calumet avenue, from to O'Clock last
Tuesday afternoon.
last Thursday evening at the residence oil her
parents, No. 216 Ellis avenue.
Last Monday night the old and popular sans
Pare Club gave its first party ut bansinSer's
Hall The attendance % vas muea n tha ef9sT G1, b; r
as follows: President, Mr.: Walter L. Pcck;
Secretary and Treasurer, Mr.: Charles +: CQ-
burn; Floor Committee, Mr.. F. A. Ray, Mr. J.
S. Stubbs' Mr. c. S. Bartlett
One Of the most brilliant and select social
clubs in tl1c city is sour Fricnds,' who gave
their first party at Bournique's Academy last
Thursday evening. The attendance was quite
large, there being about sixty-liYe couples pres
Last Tuesday evening Miss Aariah Lynch en-
tertained number OF her Young friends at the
residence of ler father, No. 20 .Nortn LaoaHe
street. Music, dancing, and soeial ihtGre9u!so
o-cupicd the time, and Mr. Emu L'epnnG
favored the company with nunpef ol aoluafA-
bic selections upon the piano.
The first party Of tue Vesta Club Tor tllls sea
son took place Al the residence vi .sfT. Sam L.
Anderson, No. 143 West Adams street, iast
Tucsaay evening, and was success. A., IT
Last Thursday evening Mr. and MIS-. D. II.
Huyck, of No. G35 West Adams street, gavc an
informal musicale to their friends. Inc Caica-
70 Quartrtte was jn attendance, ana tue aA2H
was in every way success: xou..,u
Dr. and Mrs. E. F. 1uga}s gave an entertain
ncnt to number OF their friends ut their resi-
dence, No. II Throop street, last frlday cSGn-
Ing. Music, and Caneing, aud refreshments ny
Eckardt were among the principal attractions
There we're about fortN-fiye present
The members Of the ForestYiIle Giub gaze
their second party in their hall on forty-nttn
street, hear Einccnnes avenue, last Tuesday
evening. .<,
L surprise party was rendered Miss Ida sn1tn
last friday evening at her residence, no 3ol
West Washington street. Dancing was tne
PRINCIPAL amusement.
4 number uf the young. people Of MayWoou
met st the rfsideuce OF Mr.. Samuel Donalusou
Tuesday evening, for the purpose OF oTeanizlngA
dancing club for the coming winter. Altcr
electing officers and deciding to call themselves
the Social Club Of haywood, the meeting a.
journeu, Dancing and other aunusementS were
kept up until q late hour. Ine Cluo Viii tuees
every Friday evening, and promises to DC,
decided success.
The Snowflake Club gave 8 delightful paIIf
Thursday evening at the residence OF his.
William r. Wright, No. S94 Park avenue. %ulte
large number were present dancing "as ale
principal feature OF the entertainment, 70 tAc
music Of Fitzgerald's orchestra
The old and exclusive 1yaDhoe EluD gave rs
first party OF the season at the residence OF lr.
and Mrs. ii. 3. Chandler, corner OF daekson
street and Centre avenue, Friday night 1t was
a success. The next party Will occur icy ~;
4 very pleasant entertainment was enjoee4
Thursday evening by the scholars, teachers, anu
friends Of Tyng Mission Sunday school az 40.
6i Archer avenue. Addresses were maze W
Bishop Cheney anc others, and recltatons, slhS
ing music and 4 general good time was L;ao-
TaS+ T,ioeao r. nveniur Air and Mrs. " 1tlfam