, 1877-07-01
Au1 Vh1D.
What Our Bellies and Beaux
Haye Beer Doing During
the Week.
Quite a Large Number of
Matrimonial Con-
tracts Entered
Into.
Club Parties, Surprises, Re-
ceptions, Picnics, Ex-
cursions, Etc.
The Watering-Place Toilettes a
Newport Girl Has for One
Hundred Dollars.
What Taste, Ingenuity, and Econo-
my VIII Do Oh a Lean
Pocket-Book.
The Partisan Revival Of Short |
Skirts for the Prom
euade.
Fashions Children as Seen at
Play in the Bois de Bou"
togne.
What Taste, Ingenuity, and Econo-
my VIII Do on a Lean
Pocket-Book,
The Partisan Revival Of Short
Skirts for the Prom
euade.
Fashions Children as Seen at
Play in the Bois de Bou"
togne.
SOCIETY EVENTS.

SOCIETY EVENTS.
GLADwIN-rEARsoS.
The marriage Of Miss Helen 6. Pearson, on1
daughter of j. IL. Pearson, ESQ.,, to sir. Charlie
F. Gladw'in, of Philadelphia, occurred at I'll
residence OF the brides parents, No. 24s We;
Washington street, last evening. A large nun
bcr of invited GUESTS were present The par
lors were tastcful1y decorated with doKcrs--th
handiaosk cf Sanders.
The ceremony was performed in the hack PAT
lor at O'Clock, the Rev. Or. E. P. Goodwin, 0
the First congregational Church, officiating
The bridal party ca!rc down from the dressing
rooms above, marched around the winding hal
and into the parlor as follows: First, the ush
YRS, Mr. E. H. Pearson, brother Of the bride, ant
MIR Charles H. Smith: then the first groom anC
bridesmaid, Mr. William Il. yallalee, of New
York, and Miss Ellie q. Ferry; the second groom
and bridesmaid, AIr. j, F. Sopcr and Miss Ger.
trudc Cameron, followed by the bride and
groom, Pounds orchestra playing the '' Wed.
dlng March,
The toilets Of the bride ard llcr maids were
simply elegant. The bride wore dress OF
crcam-colorcd silk and trocade, garnshed with
. lulcs OF the valley aud orange-blossoms. yeil
and bridal wreath, pearl ornaments.
Miss Ellie Ferry was attired i'll dress Of
white tariatan aud silk. sarnisbed with cherry
blossoms and blue flowers; ornaments Of pearl
Miss Cameron ~cre white tarlatau and satin
. dress trimmed with coral-pink fringe; pearl
0Tnatncnts-
After the ceremony the couple received the
hearth congratulations of their friends, aud then
the entire company entered the dininr-roon,
Where all ample rollation was served l,Y
Eckhart- st ll-pa5, o'clock. Mr.. and Mrs
t;ladwln started off under I calling Ere OF old
sloes for the depot, where they took train an
point being the .Adiran lacks. Thence they will
rist among their numerous friends for 4 cos.-
siderable t;iar before settling down III their
future homo in PHILADELPHIA.
Tic presents were naEy and we'll chosen.
comprising, among other things, pearls from
1aibcr7 case solid silver fp,lr and 4 half dozen
pieces, from iu4thcr- family Bible, mother Of
tile !sT1o:.:, Roman :so.I fockct ami chain from
groom; silver tca-Scl OF six PIECES, brother
Arthur; silver watcr-scryicc, five pieces, brother
Gene, chime clork and ornaments, William L.
fallalcc, New lnrls; silver tcte-a-tetc set, Mr..
aud Mrs. $. W Lawson, majolic, fruit set and
knives, Robbie; Lalt t!,'zcn silver sali-shc,ls,
Mr.. aul Mrs. H. II. Pearson, San Francisco;
silver Vase. Lii G: Naryin. Boston; silver pie
knife, Mrs. l.. j. Nelson; chccse-knifc, Mrs D.
T. Cameron; silver and lor' c]ain fr:,it-stand
and ono duzen decorated platcs, Mr.. and Mrs.
4. \. noi.ien: silver jrwr rasket, satin-lined,
cu1nposcd Of ores from ii:ts-,ne different
nIines, Airs. H. H. Pearson, Colorado Springs;
silver cak.-knifc, Miss VI, Eilu Brewer. East
Saginaw: fitnnese cart-recciycr, j. William
tuu. thisatlcUAia. solitaire pearl ring, Ger
trnde: SILVER soup tad1., sold-linesl, Ellie II.
Ferry; oii-panti:ig, May Il. Wcthcrcll; half
dt@cn nut-F'islss. ittie; toilet set, Mrs. John
~ sCHrGy: pair sngar spoons, Mrs. !. H. Ferry;
silver aud porcelain Cinderella slippers, Miss
Nan Avery, detroit: silver eakc-knilc, Mr.. and
Mrs. q. -. Wctlnrcn: parian marble statucttc,
A. lt5ct@, ut the W.l,:' Nellie l.. Nelson: white
satin fan. Missss 'scntou St Louis: painting On
l'ors;i,c.,' i. ". Ferry ln1,cl-cloth and doycs,
fat!.cr; pair crystal vases. Saral, Wright. Sagi-
nav; pair silver vases. Miss Emma Carter,
Rrooklya; toilet set, Mrs. britton, Surry, y.
T.; tis u hGisn 3, Nay: Iennyson,s ~: :: Enid"
Saginaw. 'a toilet Miss Chadwick, Saginaw
braided initial plllow-si.a'ns Mrs. l.. J. Nelson:
pair 'oi"rnia, ur''s. Z. IL. Smith. toilet case,
Birds Nc>t,'' Mr.. asrl M1s. F. c. Stone, Sas-
inaw. Mi h.: individual silver casters, Mr.. and
Mrs G: 4. Eartiet*e: embroidered stlams, Mrs
{. r. Ch:Adwi"'i: tronze lcncrs, sfr. j. Z. Sopcr;
case OF three silver pieces. MIR. and Mrs j. A.
Bartlett: Rogers !rour, :. Coming to The Par
son. Nr =. panls"n: lace, Mrs. Danoltls;
Munich TinaS,tae1, Edward T. Stone, Saginaw;
one dozen silver SPOONS, ". Ratcielcr; photo
graph a'!,un, !. N. Avery: Swiss cmtrr oiercd
l,:ldl:crth,r,, Ea'v Ca:,sren: basket of flowers.
Mrs - i. BARTLETT: salad spoon, Mr.. and Mrs
Cl2s. q. Asery, Goethe 'Gallcry,'' H. r. Cul-
yer; water csltr OF Cre:>wc1i, Mr.. and Mrs c.
=; = ei"rse: jewel case. Grandma Wentworth;
:" "Nall-{ionrs with the Potts. DR.. ". ", Pat
ton; l,:'-n'onev;, from father; bronze match
safe, Nj! f.. +. Wttl!ercll; salyrr and 1,1t-
glass vase. Mrs. II. II. Chapman; Shakespeare. |
Three Volumes, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Cole, |
Bloomington.
cCMSoCK-wEBsTEn.
~ inc iirst Congregational Church In Evans |
ton last THURSDAY the most noted event of the |
season Tor thai place occurred, being the mar
i.ase o. AIS Annie ~ Webster, the accomplished
crt r. L. Cu1Anock, the wcll-known elocutionist.
me ceFcmony was performed br the Rev. E.
A. Packard, assisted by the Rev. Dr. RAYMOND.
a5 o,cl's:k the bride was attended by Miss
ud aud "eSits s is iiRns' A WHAT'S hsste l. wfbsts
Er'oEa by Mr. J. Wallace Cumuock.
brother, and Or. E. Il. Webster Thc us;crs
were Mrssrs George Llnt Charles Mills. |
Lntaan N- ~ lliia''ls, and Clarence T. Paru. 4 !
reception followed the ceremony at the resi-
icncc of the brides parents.
CAN1EN-IEw1s.
At Enclcwooa 1asi Thursday afternoon Miss
seaf'c 4: lewis daughter of +: B, Lewis, Esq,
,aS 1nc;,'ai md'''ca af to tr rof. ": "; cartSr,
'c:'col. The ceremony was performed t
t the Residence Of the BRIDES parents.
TIC Key. DR.. Ho!'cft Col'ycr officiating. Only ,
lie relatives AMI immediate fricuds OF the faui-
led couple left uu he :l5 train for afass.rhus-
sts, where they will epend tue summer. On I
lclr return they will reside with alr. II. b. {
evils, the father Of the bride, corner Of Wabash
gc.sLe aud Sixtv-third street. {
Et1lS-yELDING. /
Miss Sophia s. Bcldine, daughter of H. H. |
Gliding. of the firm Of Beldine Bros, was' mar
ed to Mr.. Geo: " Ellis, Tor long time past i
, enn2loye oi the firm. al the residence OF the
1des father, ~. 46 Bryant avenue, last Thurs a
y evening. The ceremony took place at /
clock, Prot u. D. Church Officiating. Mr..
Fd Mrs. Ellis departed for an extended East | ?
u tour.
pRATT-DA1LEy.
Last Monda; afternoon at $50 o'clock Miss o
4 II. Bailey was married to Dr.. E. Hartley | +
att, Of Wheaton. ILL.,, the Rev. c. r. Mercer, | 4
:. The wedding took place in the Palmer cf
'use parlors, and was very quiet affair, b. df
witnessed onlr ty the relatives and imu1edi- in
friends Of the contracting parties The II