, 1879-06-15
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
The Weddings and Engagements
of the Past Week,
Surprises aud Club Parties- Matrimonial announce.
ments, Personals, Etc.
The Latest Novelties in Female Dress
Toilets for the Season.

A'-A~4~AN~
/ Toilets for the Season.
| CHICAGO.
| KNoTTEp.
l. The week which has just closed brought abo,
the tying Of numerous matrimonial knots. IL
deed, considering the fact that the season whic
society has set up for this sort OF thing is abor
at au enc, Though there be those that wi
marry and give in marriage In season as well q
out,-the week just past really did Itself crea
credit, and in more ways than one will be
season long to be remembered.
| The first prominent wedding Of the wee?
I was that OF Miss Helen Heath, daughte
OF the Hon. Monros Heath, ex-MagoE
| to Br. Elliott Durand, 4 member o
I THE TRIBUNE local staff. The weddfn!
occurred. last Tuesday evening, the ceremon.
being performed at Epiphany Episcopal Church
| the Rev. 7. n. Morrison, Jr., officiating. Th
| attendance at the ceremony, as well as at th'
I reception afterwards given at the residence O.
| the BRIDES parents, No. 432 Fulton street, Wal
| large and brilliant one, being made up OF tn
| numerous host OF personal friends OF the brlds
/ aud groom. Tie presents were rich ana numef
| ous and the entire affair formed one. Of the
most brilliant and stylish of its kind during the
| present season. Mr. and Mrs. Dnrand left the
city the same evening for brief trip, and, upo1
their return, will reside ut their new home, No
81 Ashland avenue ~
The wedding last Wednesday evening of Miss
frankie Morehouse, daughter of Mr.. Philo
Morehouse, Claim Agent OF the Lake Shore q
Michigan Southern Railroad, to Mr.. Frank
/. Stevens, the popular cashier Of the Palmer
House, was another prominent event du the
matrimonial line which marked the week Just
ended. The ceremony was performed By the
Rev. Clinton Locke, at the residence OF the
brtde's parents, No. 677 Wabash avenue. 4 re-
ception followed, after which the neyTly-wedded
ones left for tour OF the principal cities OF the
East. They will return in about a month and
take no their future residence at 6a3 Wabash
ayenue. The attendance at the wedding Was
representative Of Chica1 o's leading social cir
cjes, and the presents showered upon the happy
couple were unusually numerous, rich and rare
Miss Ida NJ. Sautel1e was married to Mr.. Alex
ander A. Barnet at the residence Of the brides
parents, No. 1867 Prairie avenue, Tuesday alter
noon, in the presence of the relatives and jnti-
mate friends Of the families. The Rev. ". F.
Crafts, OF Tnnitr n. E. Church., performed the
ceremony. There we're many handsome pres
cnts, in addition to the customary cougratula-
tions. Mr.. and Mrs. Barnet lett in the evening
for St. Thomas, Canada, where they are to re-
side permanently.
Miss Emma Schofeld, daughter Of Mr.. Will
Burlington, Kas., and Prof. Henry 7. Wright,
Associate Principal OF the Morgan Park Military
Academy, we're married last Thursday evening
at the residence OF Dr.. Thayer, Of the Morgan
Park Female College. The ceremony was per-
formed BY the Rev. DR.. Hei1ron. pastor Of the
Presbyterian Church at Washington Heights.
Miss Belle KiDgman was married last Wedues-
day evening to Mr., j. II. Wylie at the residence
Of the BRIDES mother, No. 291 West Monroe
street. The Rev. E. 2. Goodwin "tied the
the city the same evening for their future home
at Martin, Mich, followed by the best wishes Of
their many friends.
Miss Sodema E. Myers, daughter Of Mr. James
c. Myers, vell-known mem 6er Of the Chicago
Board Of. Trade, was married last Wednesday
evening, at the family residence, No. - Langley
avenue, to DR.: E. NJ Reading, also Of this ctv.
The Rev. Dr.. Burroughs, assisted by the Rev
Henry T. Miller, officiated. DR., and Mrs. Read
ing LETT the city the same evening for trip
around the lakes.
a strictly and exclusively private wedding was
that Wednesday evening last OF Miss Fannie
Wilkins, OF thls city, to Mr.. Albert ". Cobb
Auditor Of the Mineral Point Railroad. The
ceremony was performed at tho residence Of the
%7bz tsse ans the Aey
be the future home Of the happy pair.
Miss Fannie Louise Whitney was married
last Monday evening to Mr.. Edward F. Gorton,
well-kuoWn layer OF this cit{, AZ the resi-
fourth street.: Bishop Cheney performed tie !
pleasant ceremony, and the happy couple, after |
receiving liberal amount of Congratulations,
as well as substantials in the way Of presents, ]
left for trip to Cincinnati and Louisville. On |
their return they will be at home to their ]
friends at the aboye-pamed number Thursdays, |
the 18th ana 26th Of this month.
Miss Fannie Strong, OF this city, waB married |
last Thursday evening at the residence Of the
BRIDES mother, No: 417 Fulton street, to Mr..
Elliott Miller, OF Beeches, III. The wedding
Fas private but most enjoyable affair.
Miss Fannie E. Gibson, young lady we'll
znown in Chicago social circles, was married |
asst Thursday afternoon to MIR. ]. n. Loveland,
i Buffalo, n. T. at the residence OF Mrs.
George Murray, at Slausondale. The ceremony
vas performed BY the Rev. Sumner Ellis. The
lapoy couple lett Thursday evening for Buffalo, |
Ghere they will reside permanently.
Miss Annie Harold, of this city, was married |
Wednesday morning last to MI. Wells S. Trader,
[ence OF MIR. aud Mrs. Seymour r. Harold,
;outh Charleston, o. After q two months
our in the East, Mr.. and Mrs. Trader will re-
urn to their future home at Springfield.
Miss Belle Lewis, eldest daughter Of Mr. H.
I. 2. Lewis, was married during the past week
o Mr.. G. W. Harvey, Of the Legal. .Neacs Com
ANY.
Dr. William Il. Baton. of Oxford Mills, H.,
nd Miss Clara E: Holton, OF this city, we're
'arroll avenue, the Rev. Joel BurIingame, OF
arlington Heights, performing the ceremony.
he newly-wedded pair left the same day for
heir future home at Oxford Mills, Ia.
Mrs. Rose Ahern was married Inst Wednesday |
venng at the residence OF her mother No. 75R |
Wabash avenue, to MIR. q. T. Jones' The Rev.
'avid Swing of6ciated. Mr. and Mrs. Jones de-
arted the same evening for trip through the
Vest.
FUTURE FELICITY.
The engagement is announced Of Miss Laura |
nydacker, Of this city, to Mr. Edward Hiisop, |
t New York.
Miss Sarah Pol1ak, daughter of Mr.. Joseph
ollak, will be married Wednesday evening uert |
} Mr. J. Haas, at the residence OF the BRIDES 1
areu1s. !
Miss Jennie Katlinsky will be married Tues-
~ afternoon next, at o'clock to Mr. Il. r.
yers, at the residence OF the bride's parents,
o. 1877 State street.
Social AND CLUB NOTES. fe
The friends Of Miss Hattie B. Fillmore "sur-
r}sed her last Thursday evening, and most 7
easant evening was the result. T.
The Phi Sigma class gave literary entertain {
ent last Tuesday evening at the restdeuce Of
+. aud Airs. q. T. Ross, No. Fl North Thrnon q
rect, the exercises consisting of orations. j
aaings, dec1amations, etc, prominent among 8
nich was the reading OF the class paper, uThe =