, 1877-04-29
Occasional Weddings, a Few Surprise
Parties, and a Chance En-
tertainment.
The Melancholy Fate Of Various Paris
ian Hats.--Yell0w Still
Rules.
Resusoitation of the "Jaune Ipseboe"-
4 Charming Visiting Toilette.


COMMISSION mc{clnnts, ot LOUIS WAS u4A1Iieo 1a'
Wednesday evening to Miss Lilly B. Shar1
daughter OF the late Fideio c. Sharp, Of st. Loui
The ceremony was performed by tho Rev. Clinic
| Lecke at the residence Of the BRIDES b1other-fn
| law, Mr.. r. L. Henry, No. 1896 Prairie avenue
| and was witnessed by only few intimate fricndt
| The presents were rich and among them hanc
some onyx and gold necklace and lockct, in I'll
centre Of which was set magnificent solitaire dfa
/ mond, the present OF the groom; silver scryie
| from R. L. Henry; complete case Of silver frol
the BRIDES sisters; epergne md bouquet holder
Mrs. j. O. Broadhcad; silver and gold jewel-case
Miss Droadhead; a heavy silver embossed card
| receiver, Mr. and Mrs. s. q. Barker; silver bou
! quct-holder, Miss Gracic Barker; silver pitcher
| waiter, and goblcts, Mr.. and Mrs.. G. W. Henry
beautiful bronzcs, '*Romeo ct Julctte, y s. Faus
| ct Marguerite, :" the Misses Fannie and Mary Nc
| Kay, Louisville, Ky. The bride and groom left O.
the evening train for st. Louis, their future home
sTEyExs-FLENTYE.
| At the residence Of the BRIDES father, Wednes
day evening, Nr. Cassins Stevens, Of New York
was united in matrimonial bonds to Miss Sophia
Flentyc attended der sister, and tho groom wa
supported BY Mr. Frederick Dodge. After brie
reception, the happy couple left for the East vi'
Washington, und at the conclusion of the touf vii
make Brooklyn their residence.
SURPRISE PARTY.
Saturday evening, the 21st, Miss Carrie and
friends W to tue number Of aity. The entertainment
was not limited to dancing, hut included also
music and rocitations. The surprscrs provided IN
fnnctions i! hostesses gracefully and well. Among
Lily and taura Mayer, Eliza and Fanny Berg
Lyman, Franees Lainm, Rebccca Harris, Rotten
berg, Hirsh, Bertha Leopold, Sophie StonehilI,
Emma Well. Selma Abrahams, Messrs. Charles
Eiiei, 4. Schwartz, s. Gold;stein, E. Wendell, I.
II. Mosce L. Price, j: Lamm, F. Sfcge 4. n.
Rothschilu, Dr. nj. Max, Joseph Berolzhcim,
Herman Lesser, and others.
CENTENARY LITERARY SOCIETY.
One OF the pleasantest organizations for the dis
position Of IN evening in mild dissipation is the
society Of young people OF the Centenary 81, E.
Ing at the residence OF Mr. Keen, 4s Loomts street,
and the entertainment, musical and literary, was
excellent a varied md attractive proeramme
brought ont much OF the talent In the Society," and
made the party one OF the most enjoyable yer given
under the auspices Of the Club. Among those
present were % MF an and M Mrs. rhig Myers, NJ Fan and
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Jackson, Dr.. and Mrs. E. D.
swain Mr. and Mrs. S; ?: Walker, Mr.: ana Ms.
and lis W fond ST. s B.
Cole, Mr: aga MIS-. 9. ". Chamberlain, Mr. and
Pettce, Mrs. Freshwater. Ms. s: b. Keen; Miss
McClintock Miss Libbie Bowen, Miss Belle Camp.
Miss Lizxie Miller; Miss Mar5 Randall, Miss Matte
Miss Addie Brown, Miss Matte Ayers, Miss Nellie
Keen, Miss Sadie MYERS, Miss Annie Law; Messts.
G. F; Orr, Fred ". Brown. G. A.; Thayer, F. $.
". NJ. Sherman, Shea Smith. Prot. s. ~ Towne,
and others.
COMPANY F RECEPTION.
.mcnt I. S. G., Friday evening. IN the Regimen7al
Weather, md proved an enjoyable affair. Affair." The
Ssy R5 & ss
Pounds full orchestra WIS In attendance and dis
coursed the usual superb music for the danccrs for
ssnsng 1ae 11ssnf HsfEs ,s!on s!a aqsts zst
Capt. and Mira ". Black serst. and Mrs. Charles
Wheeler, Lieut.. and Mrs. j: Newborn, Mr. and
Yrs: William clapp, Mr: and Mrs. Caleb clspp.
Charles Varses, Mr and Mrs. y. Gardner, Mr.
and Mrs. W.. Long, Mr. and Mrs II. c: Barnett,
Ms9 Lou M;:h ss Emna Ms
Miss Hattie strat1ord, Miss Wagner, Miss Brown,
Ms; M5s @ MeSitS MIS- @ Rsfgs @ sa M
born, Miss sarah Jones, Miss Emma Miller, Miss
gevcns, Miss Stanton, Miss Barrett Miss Webster,
f. j. conne sanrg co5b A?aHan' so1s EasR EEa5R
sergt Griffin, Corp. Hengle; Messrs. ]. r War
<: Hammond, i '' {. ". i eaa:r, = ". johnso6 ] j. ).
lleardsley, ". ]. Miller, J. Kranse, j., &. Z.
H; J; Burlingnme, 4. c. yaEses, ".
bell, Fred Vine, Il. s. Anderson ]. l.. Geary, F.
schacter, Capt. H. 8. Bowler, and many others.
In HONOR OF MRS. DAINTY. |
Monday evening BY Mrs. William Il. Sinclair md
Yrs. Frank +. Morse ut the residence OF the latter
So 2o3 Gtovslard Park avenue to Mrs Laura E.
niInitable style Mrs. L: u. Gilmore also de- |
lighted the company with reading. Messrs.
,anment BY Mr. sauires, orsanist Of st. paus
Jnivcrsa]st Church. The duet by Mr.. and Mra. |
}. ". Gooding and duet by AIRS and Miss Raw |
nd Hrs. William it. sinclair, III. s md Irs m.t Fans
= Morse, Mrs. Laura E. Dainty, Mr: and Mrs.
tmqs N + Hal, ME l; and Mfs, James n. Walker,
Srooke Herford, Mrs. David 4. Gage, Mrs and |
lss Hilton, DF. and Mrs. 1. S. Major, Nj. aud
r. w sgan e GOBLIN D and 81, MI x WFs SS 1s M
hawthorne, Messrs. Schultz, Tflden, squires,
,vern,an, and many others. The whole n1a1r was
lcgant and unostentatious and complete success
4 every particular.
PAnLoR CONCERT.
M ~ paros concert "as given at tbs resi-
esday evening. Bescs music there S we're prat read
ngs OF selections from various authors Among
hose present wore Ar: and Mrs staples, aIr. and
!. Price H. and sirs Robert c' Chiefly, m Ill., Mr. and and
samoad, s;'n 43, M;s; Smith; Mis-; Carpenter: Mi:s
[isses Major, Miss May casscil, Miss cook Miss
Eord. Miss Wishard, Mlas owens. Miss Stevens.
ss 4;1,n ki1ie RaG, Weed Messrs Cherry Gregory,
hrtstlan, Jones, and others.
CHURCH soCIADLE.
me foung Peoples ASSOCIATION of the Sixth
Y exening; Among ths hundred present reset were were
oss, Misses Waterman, Miss e1s Lena % Johnson. 4
iehe. H. Isens Mse bea ss Ntshag Sahgsnt Miss Ella