, 1879-01-26
TIE SOCIAL WORLD.
No.able Events of the Week..
Wedding Ceremonies.
receptions, Club Parties, and
Other Occurrences.
CHICAGO.
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A5J Vernon ltcuue, 4hles ~la'lasa IcfklnS
Slaughter OF Sydney Perkins, Esq, was nlarrtci
tnNr, Gus S. Alden, business manager Of tilt
c,,,u Mountain Daily Ne4ns of Denver, Col.
s,..; formerly connected with the business Office
n Tn. TnlnuSr. Tile wedding was a quiet
sr,r. oaly tho immediate family being present
Married, on Tuesday, the olst inst, at the res
1,epce OF the BRIDES parents, No. l10 Nortt
Morgan street, Mr.. Charles c. Gantzcr ant
Miss Do.hcila G. Jacobs eldest daughter Of O.
R Jacobs, Esq. The ceremony wa. performed
t- ,nr Rev. J. Il. Johnson, and was witnessed
7r large gathering Of intimate friends. The
bride was arrayed in dregs-ot-wine silk, with
+ro;n. envclopcd in veil OF lace, and tastcfully
dc.ked with orange-blossoms. The presents
embracing both the useful and ornamental.
were many and valuable. At home Thursdays
in January.
PROSPECTIVE BLIss.
The marriage OF Miss Minnie A. Phillips,
daughter OF A1rs. A. Phillips, to Eugene D.
Townsend will be celebrated at St. Patrick's
C,.urcl, corner Dcsplaines and Adams streets,
net Tuesday evening, Jau. q. at 6:3o.
Invitations are out to the marriage of Miss
Grace Eliel and Mr.. Henry C. Leopold, to occur
Tuesday, Feb. !. Tie ceremony will occur ut
lie Sinai Temple at ) o'clock, and reception
Elll iO4lQM AL NtsL!3e3l4A 4ldls
AN ELEGANT RECEPTION.
The largest and most brilliant Eocfa1 affair OF
the season on the West Side, and one Of the
most potable that have taken place in
tie city during the present winter,
vas the reccuIlon given by Mrs. B..
q. and the Misses Campbell, at their
residence. 10. 313 West Washington street, last
tuesday, from to . .. m., during (which hours
lie spacious parlors were thronged with the
first society people OF the city, to the extent Of
se;eral hundred. Refreshments were served
during the entire evening b. kinsley, and music
vas provided by Johnny Hand. Later in the
evening dancing was introduced, and continued
until late hour.
TREASURES TRoy8.
The First Regiment Infantry, ]. ". G., has
recently discovered an art treasure that has been
hidden from view for fifteen years, and appoint
ed = committee to make all necessary arrange
E.ents to afford the public an opportunity to
view the same This treasure consists OF tlir-
,y-seycn large oil paintings, illustrative OF the
most important events OF the late Civil War.
Tile paintings are all Of the uniform height Of
twelve 1eet aud vary in width from seventeen
to ,nirtyslx feet. They are similar in style, and
fsid to be equal in merit to Walkers famous
1acture of the battle Of Gettysburg, number
OF them. indeed. being painted by Walkers
master hand, and all Of them being tile work
OF frst-class artists, though perhaps Of less re-
nown than Walker as painters Of martial
sSeues. LUZ Ps@uics. uepaet rs etors oa lne
in execution OF details adds charm TO them in
s:e eye OF the old soldier, and cannot but be iu-
Etruct!ye to the younger generation. The period
Of time covered i'll this Illustrated History be-
@ Elos + M!an Lux enaen1t'9n ~ roft Mout.r'e an9
t'ns.. ss i;h 1 Sce. If v;cs,r and an1 "
Gettysburg. Tie pictures were originally paint
ed for the pprpose of giving employment TO
some very Mol.ny men, Ut "noso ssl'lces, q
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,.I;,n w,s at +not time rerv nnnon,,iar nv.r
there. Upon their return to this country. thcy
were shown for brief period in Boston, :and,
OWING to business cntanglcment among the
owners, tIley have remained boxed uu ever
since, and are now owned in this city. They will
be exhibited some time next mouth il the arlaory
oi the First Regiment Full particulars will, in
due time, be announced in advertisements
Saturday, Eteni,g Herald.
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aer was serveo al . O'CLOCK, "hlch occurred me |
ls1ehtlon Of 1he young men until about lG. me
[smalhoer 0! inc evening was ocsoteo TO music
taa literary exercises. lhe nost was maze the
'ec3'nent OF number OF substantial presents,
I'LL the occasion WAS 3O en- lGVObiE one,