, 1879-05-04
THE WORLD OF FASHION
Weddings OF. the Week~--Prepara"
lions for the Future.
rba Season Of May Parties-Olub-G Gath.
erings and Surprises.
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MATRIMONIAL
Thursday evening Miss Sadie Middleton,
,.,rhter Of e1~Aiayor Middleton, OF Highland
p.rs WIS united in marriage to Mr.. T. III.
11.rk, Of Chicago.
TIE marriage OF Warren En- Browne, manager
otthe Grand Pacific Hotel .telegraph~oflce, and
sIss Minnie E. McLenahau was solemnized on
Thursday afternoon last at the residence Of the
.,;de,s mother, Mrs. NJ McLenohan, No. $40
Vest Adams street. Miss Nettie E. Rageio
bridesmaid and Mr. Frank c. Ni1son grooms-
mau
The brides dress was rich brocade sflK,
dregs-of-wiro color, cut en- train, profusely
trimmed with point-Iaee and appte-blossoms.
chile the bridesmaid was elegantly attircd in
eros grain silk and velvet, with cream lace~trim.
,n,ncs and Wild violets- The bride was the re-
r;nept of numerous and beautiful gifts. After
. an elegant supper had been served the happy
nafr left on the evening train for the South,
xh.re they will pass feW weeks among ME.
Rrogne's friends and in travel.
The uuptials Of Miss Marie Ella Wanzer and
Mr. Frederick G. Jeune last Sunday evening
rare the OCCASION of numerous gathering of
relatives and others at St. Stephens Episcopal
Church, where they were married by the Res.
Hcnrr G, Perry, Of AL Saints Parish Ia this
citr. The BRIDES venerable parent, DR.. Hiram
Vapzcr, gave the fair candidate in matrlmony
to the groom, under the approving gaze OF many
witnesses. After the ceremony, the principals
and attendants left the church to the notes OF
the Wedding March. Mr.. Jeune's residence
having been prepared for them, the young
conn9e at once proceeded to their OVID house,
and are duly Installed tat home'' to their
friends. ....,
PROSPECTIVE BLISS.
Miss Emma Bianxius, daughter OF c. B1au1-
tus. Eso., and Mr.. Waiter Il. Hodge are to be
married next Thursday evening at O'Clock, at
the Centennial Baptist Church, by the Rev. DR..
-Pcddie, OF the Second Church.
The marriage Of Miss Nellie Hutchins,
daughter Of Carleton S. Hutchins, Esq, and
Mr. S. Frank Wilson, will be celebrated Thurs
aay evening at O'Clock, al the residence OF the
brides parents, No. 73s Michigan avenue.
Miss Annie J. Brady, daughter of John Brady,
ESQ.,. will be married next Thursday evening to
Thomas D. Downey, OF Bloomington, Iii.
1r;u;ar, r't Hsa+h was celebrated Thursday
'ran;,t+ "nnr a. aoa va Monroe street. The Rev
Dr., Thomas officiating.
SOCIAL AND CLUB NOTES.
The first May party of the season was rendered
last Ff1a2E ePeu1AS ~ We -. ~ e. tl40, ~
Lakeside Hall, in honor OF Miss Jennie Fiber
man.
Friday evening Misses Belle ROSS anu Lille
Tpn,on C1va r,1paSaut 1ift1e Ynnkirn1 Marty nt
the residence Of the latter no. 10 wizard place.
One u the largest soc!ai sathef'ngs tilat mas
occurred in EnS!eMooo tn!s season TOOK PLACE at
The residence OF Nj: !. ": ~! kumsey' on state
sueeL iuusoa, csentnE. 4ne 1uEe Alio cUna- @
reformed Eplscopat Churcn ol tas!eWooo' nnt
the attendance represented members oi ali de-
nominations. The enjoyment Of the evening
was enh!eneo " Inc presence OF MISS Jessie
touthoai: 1ne to!cn1eo Young reaoer, VINO 1eao
several selceuons. Mfs. ~. fleEce gave some
very lne sclecuohs ou ule piano. MI Fralh
Dorp' Mss Dosn, and a male quartette gen-
aereo sone very une VOCAL seiccuohs. CoHee,
anu cake "erc server uuIinG 1ne even
u l!s. lIe eatnssns @ 9roae up Az q 'ase noot'
AitcI passn!, very pieas:ut evening"
lhe many ~ iIleous ann 5e,atIes Oh -nI. ana
StIs " ~ lllaes asseo'uisa ny ~ sns!F iesuenec,
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ons - +.,at 1ne +,ane,,rnd u; +hat @ v;c1;tv for
Ea.a. +,r.a ,ros tha silver wed,1;nr n Mr and
A,r. 1ohn Einr a wealthy farmer and his wife.
There were about seyenty-tive, couples present
Dr. and Mrs. Edwards, Of No. l153 Wabash
avenue, gave an elegant reception last Wednes-
day eTcnlng.
The annual May party Of Prof. Martine's
Juvenile class occurred last evening ut the Vest
Side Academy, and WAS an unusually brilliant
affair.
4 SHAY breakfast'' was served last Thurs
lay morning by Mrs. Ph1o King, of No. $50
Dearborn avenue, which was an elegant affair,
aud q new feature in society entertainment
here.
One Of the most enjoyab1e events OF the week
vas the phantom party given by the ladies Of
Miriam Chapter, 10. i, o. E. S., at their hall,
corner Of Indiana avenue and Thfrty-frst street,
evening. Over fifty couples tripped
The slight fantastic'' to the choicest OF Bier
Forth's selections. The supper was simply su-
perh. A very pleasant feature of the evening