, 1879-05-18
Tenth Anniversary Of the Philo.
caIidn Society.
Marriages Of the Week--Announce-
.-~. meuts.of,Future Alliances.
Other Social Eyents-Clnb Parties, Re-
4 cepions, Personals, Etc.
War Between Long and Short Skirts
The Pinafore Costume.
CHICAGO.


we're married at Zion Temple, at 6p. m last
"Wednesday, the Rev. Dr.. Fclsenthai officiating:
A reception was held at the residence Of the
BRIDES parents, No. PSI West Adams street"
Tic wedding was quiet affair.
Mr.. Jacob Murbach and Mrs. Hattie Beebe, OF
the South Side, we're united In marriage By the
Rev. Otis Fisher, at his residence in Englewood,
Oh the afternoon OF May 1o. The contracting
parties leave soon for Buffalo, N. l., Which Is 10
be their future home.
Married, on the Sth inst. at the residence OF
the BRIDES parents in Logan County, illinois,
Mr.. Henry H. Aldrich, OF Chicago, and MISS
Eliza J. Mackenzie, daughter OF William r.
Bates, ESQ. The ceremony WIS performed nV
the Rev. Albert Hale, of Springfield, only tile
members of the brides family being present:
The pewly-married couple arenow at their nome'
no 524 West Washington street, where they
will be glad to receive their friends.
On Saturday, the 18th, C. n. Beard, an enter
prissing merchant of Elroy. Wis, was married TO
Mrs, Kate V. Steele, at the residence Of 9lrs.
Marc Sherwood, sister OF the or1oc, NO. oos
Warren avenue The ceremony was performed
bv Dr.. Noble, pastor Of Union Park Consreea,
groom departed on the 10 a. m. train tor Elro}'
Only the relatives OF the parties we're present.
PROSPECTIVE BLISS.
Miss Annie Larrabee, daughter OIL u T. Lar
rahre Esa.. e1-Ci1y Treasurer, is to DC martled
IN tie 18th OF june to Ar- Cecil barnes: ING
ceremony will probably take place at st. James
1lvoet re engagement of Mr.. George E. Wright, a
ronnr iol1rnalist OF Chicago. aud Miss Jennle
PoctGam: . young lady well known in West
Side society circles, is announced. lhe ~eooms
will take place early in the fal!.
u,..., rvi.~va rnYcmnnV {31 MISS LallA 1t0Qku
p3ows and Mr. II. II. Knowles, 10th OF this
rttv. will be solemnlzed at St. James Episcopal
Church. May 90, at O'Clock.
Miss Belle Kii,gmau Is to be married Nednes-
day night, June IL, at the residence OF Der
mother. No. a3l West Monroe street.
Il is understood that Miss Grace Violctto
Fcrs}cw aud Mr. D. ". starratt arc to be mar
ried the 10th Of june
nccted with the Union Bag and Paper Company
OF this citY, and Miss Alma Earle, Of Green Bay,
Wis, will be celebrated June ~.
"1uE M1sT1EToE BoUGn."
The Guild Of the Church of the Epiphany
naye one of the finest amateur entertainments
that have been seen on the West side icr many
q day. last Thursday evening, at which time
stTns Mistletoe Bough " was rendered in q
7nusical Dautpmime at the West End Opera
House. The house was crowded, ooth M sta'rs
and down. Mrs. George H.. Williams managed
tLc affair from beginning to emf, and did it so
well that there was not break or q jar to inter-
r1lpt the harmony from the commencement 10
lie close. The young ladies Of the Epiphany
Church, who are among the elite OF the west
Side society, took parts IN tne CAST, ana tnelr
hcauty, clegaut toilets, and appearance gen
erally excited the admiration OF AL present.
E:snce;ally was this the case with Miss Evans,
who took the part OF young Lose!t'* bride; Inc
scene OF the forfeit under the mlstetoe Oonsn
was true to life. Little Emma Copk recited
Poverty Flat " in a manner that was truly
surprising In one of such tender years Inc
little creature was dressed in the evening toilet
Of YOUNG lady, and SO well did she act hcr
part that it was difficult to imagine ~, that sne
was merely oiild Of or wears. The enter
tainment was q success financially, aud Mrs.
Wu1iams is urged to repeat the performance on
the South Side. She will doubtless consent.
THE PHnoCAL1AN.
The Young ladies OF the Phtloca1ian Society,
Dearborn Seminary, celebrated their seventeGntn
anniversary Tuesday evening at the First Bap-
list Church. The house was crowded with
friends Of the Society, to whom cards Of invita-
tiou had been issued. Not to speak OF the oeau-
tiful and elaborate floral decorations, space will
oniy permit brief notice Of the exercises OF
tn, evening. After the opening With prayer, the
President, Miss Lulu B. Faulkner, delivered in
an easy and graceful! manner her we'll chosen
gslutatorv, which wa5 followed 5y TIC following
programme:
instrumental solo-sonate. { opzs -.'6eetnoSen
Anna X. Cutterfson.
n..:.n+;- ~ ar,o
fo1<t @ot""As-t s-nte = puro,
x u. ;iaai;e1,s y ...
Fape1- AAe nA;T- w.. - p1rr
n SnrinrH
eIo10' me Society.
Bal1et music from '.Feramors, - two pianos. g.
Misses Werriek, Katf, culoertson and Adst>
Essay-t' t'Theory OF sculplnrc-"
2: Louise Ae1oGg.
Recitahon-"onr Meme 1ne 1!atsIa HiGaes1 ''''.
ce,g,sn ,,nssn 17-o;sehn+.r,
Eoca' oact i1u M!es-e s,nm6t nnI P,..ey
..rbe ph,1ocaIian. '>''D
Carrie Clarke
Instrumental colo. .Titnnia, ,"-........ -..--
n. Ellen Fry.
Reading Encounter with an interviewer"
..-'-.----...;- :,-...- Aafk Twain
2; 9; Eno hoon-
cho1os-1'cnlns nsn.n gbn so~;<,u
nrs ..,-.a, a. s.t II, a.oxs,,o.
inc parts ass1gneo 10 eacn, az oesersIng
speGal menuon, "gte tne:5 !enueleu, :1 IeuectuE
aucn crec!s npon ue eocty ID us enueavot ~
p'oaAo1o 1"e so'0' 14e VA 'oe' @A0 o9"a''A"4'
SOCIAL AND CLUB NOTES
An elegant reception was given at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. O. Il. Horton, No. 25l North La
Sale street, last Thursday evening.
Last Thursday evening, the pastoral drama
of "Dora '' was presented at Standard Hall, Tor