, 1879-08-10
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Grand Festival Of the First Regiment
Matrimonial Notes.
Muslcales, Surprise Parties, and
Other Happenings.
Whereabouts Of Leading Society People,
Announcements,
Black Silks, and How to Brighten nea---
Autumn Suity.
CHICAGO.

| Autumn Suits.
CHICAGO. =
MATRIMONIAL -
4 pleasant wedding took place at the res
deuce OF the BRIDES parents, No. 174 Ashlan
avenue, Wednesday,, Aug. {, at p. m., by tn
Rev. 7. N. Morrison. Rector OF the Church c
! the Epiphany, the parties being Mr. Nelson T
Oliver and Miss Jessie r. Coulter. The present
we're numerous and elegant >.
A very pleasant but strictly private weddtn
! occurred Thursday afternoon, at the residcnc
/ Of Air. Gilpatrick, No. ,220 West Washington
! street. The contracting parties were Prot
! Charles Crandal, Of VALPARAISO, Ind, and Mis-
! Olive Allen, OF Chicago, sister OF Mrs. Gilpat
! rick. After the wedding supper the happ.
/ couple left for Valparaiso, their future home.
PROSPECTIVE BLISS.
! Mrs. II. DeRoy Gpaulding has gone to Og
densnure, N. r, to attend the marriage Of he
sister, Miss Lizzie &. Mitchell, to Mr.. William
| Il. Stridiron, OF this city.
The marriage OF Miss. Mary Fl. Gaskif
daughter Of Tyler B. Gas;sl1, ESQ.,, Of the Crane
Pacific Hotel, aud Mr.. Edward Holland Hast
ings, OF Walpole, N. H., will be solemnized the
evening Of Aug. 81, at O'Clock, at Unity
Church, the Rev. Dir. Collyer officiating.
FIRST REGIMENT FESTIVAL.
The First Regiment is to give al entertain
ment Saturday evening at the Baseball Park,
novel in feature, and In attractions many. The
members have secured the. groundsfor the above
date, and intend to give grand outdoor enter
tainmcnt, festival and concert, giving every one
an opportunity to pass one of the most enjoy
able evenings witnessed with that degree OF
comfort not known within doors at this season
OF the gear. The regiment in this respect has
shown excellent judgments and there is no
doubt that their foresight 10 deciding to give an
outdoor entertainment TO raise necessary funds
will be met with approval, and large attendance
will be the result, as it should be. The regi-
nent does not ask for charity, aud in all its en-
tertainments.it strives to give good equivalent
Tor the price Of admission. The citizens, there
fore, should attend these entertainments, and
assist them in their efforts to keep up the spirit,
enthusiasm, and pride felt by the soldiers to
hold their own and make the regiment an honor
to Chicago. It is oufy right that the citizens
should show their appreciation Of the TING given,
labor done, and money spent BY: the boys, by
turning out largely and helping to fill their ex-
chequer at a very small expense to themselves.
Next Saturday evening the backgrounds are
to be brilliantly illuminated with Japanese lam
terms and calcium lights There is to be grand
display Of fireworks by Mr.. Charles Morris;
dress parade by the regiment; exhibition COM
pany drill by the best drilled companies in tile
regiment; q concert programme Of new and
choice selections, BY the full military brass
band C25 pieces), led by ", ". Pound, Band
Muster. Tables and chairs are to be placed
around the ground, and after the drill the audi
cnce will be allowed to promenade at VIII.
Wright is to cater: to the wants OF the people.
Tie regiment hereafter intend to give three pa-
rades year, one on each side Of the river,
t4rea the hsa districts aud PRINCIPAL stresfk ct
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TIE MERRY MA1DENs AND THE TARs.
Last Tuesday evening the Farraeut Boat Club
rendered reception to the officers Of the
foot Of Twenty fifth street. Music, dancing,
etc, we're among the attractions OF this highly
en- njoYable entertainment. Miss Fanny Kellogg,
OF Boston, was among the invited guests, aud
she favored the company with several dne vocal
selections, which were highly appreciated.
TRIBUTE TO An EMINENT TEACHER.
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onty bv personal esteem for the gentleman, but
by the high estimation in which the excellent |
institution, Of which he is the founder ]
and head, Is held by its home |
friends. The spacious parlors of the |
bali were filled with brilliant and Intelligent |
who were received with graceful |
cor1iatty By Dr.. Weston and his excellent wife ]
A beautiful bouquet WAS presented to the Pres
dent, und, after a song by the Home Quartet
]. Z. Cushn,an. ESQ.,, in behalf Of the assembly,
to him, In very neat aud happy /
speech, q costly French marble clock surtnount--
I'd by a winged .Hebe in bronze, with other /
bronze ornaments. DR.. Weston responded in |
'etnarks full Of feeling, indicating keen appre-
iation Of the kindly personal regard which
marked the occasion. The presentation was |
ol!owed By short speeches from Prof. Soule the |
don. Hiram Barber, Jr., the Hon.. ". L. James,
j. Elisha Gray, and Fl. F. Helm, Esq, all pay
ny handsome tribute to the worthuess and
YORK o. tne nonoreo Ffesldent anu ElVng testi-
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