, 1879-05-25
Marriages and Other Amuse'
acknowledgements An
nounced.
Gatherings at the Clubs-"-Prl-
rate Receptions.
The Tide Of Emigration to the Country
: ..~ Resorts Setting In.
Latest Styles in Laces-Nove1ties in
Hats.
CHICAGO.
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MATRIMONIAL
4 wedding Of the most pleasant character
took place at the residence Of the BRIDES moth
cr. Mrs, 4. Davies, 173 Vernon avenue, last
Thursday evening at S o'clock, the contracting
parties being Miss Phebe A. Davies and hfr.
Tappin R. swezey. The Rev. DR.. Everest, Of
Plymouth Church, ofIiciated. Alter the cere-
mony and wedding supper, Mr.. and Mrs. Svezey
LEFT for their new home, 96 Thirtieth street,
where they will be glad to sec their friends.
The bride received many very elegant and use
full presents
The marriage Of Miss Susie Hess, daughter
Of A. n. Hess, ESQ.,, and Mr. Harry S. Stevens
WIS celebrated Thursday afternoon 1T the home
OF the bride, at Evanston, the Rev. F. A. Noble,
Of the Union Park Congregational Church, Chi
cago, officiating. The wedding was strictly pri-
vatu, but very elegant in all OF its appointments
The ceremony WAS witnessed By select com
papy Of friends and relatives. The bride and
groom were preceded by Miss Oracle Hess and
Miss Gertie Wordeu, two little girls. After the
ceremony the newly~wcddcd couple we're cor
daily congratulated BY their assembled friends
after which the guests adjourned to the dining
room, where a tempting Eepnst was PROVIDED.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens left for Geneva Lake, and
will probably visit St. Paul and Minneapolis be-
fore their return to Evanston
=. PROSPECTIVE BLISS.
Miss La1la Rookh Plows, daughter Of ". J.
Plows, of this ctr, will be united in marriage to
H.H. Knowles next Thursday evening, at st.
James Episcopal Church, corner Huron and
Cass streets, at O'CLOCK.
The marriage Of Miss frankie Morehous to
Mr. Frank L. sterens will take place June Il. j.
r. rf Mr.
Lacrosse, Wis, will be married to Mr. VIII
Chambcrlin, at the Western-Aycnue Baptist
Church, Thursday evening, May %, st 7:3o
o'clock.
Miss Ella Hatch, Of Englewood, and Mr.;
Charles Holman. Of Chicago, will be married
Tuesday evening at the residence OF the BRIDES
Miss AnitasGore, daughter Of George P. Gore,
ESQ.,, and Mr. Frederick NJ. Thomas " Il be
married neu Thursday evening, at O'Clock, :,,I at
take place Immediately after the ceremony, at
No. 93S Indiana avenue
SOCIAL AND CLUB NOTES.
The last entertainment Of the Union Catholic
Library Association for the season TOOK place at
their ball, corner OF Monroe and State streets,
last Friday evening, and, as usual, 1t was anc-
cess.
The entertainment given by the Charles Dick
ems Dramatic Club Of the Fourth Unitarian
Church last Tuesday evening WAS successful in
attendance, and the members of the Club did
aThe f%sfess Last LoafS % and sWho's to Win HimsS
The next entertainment will be given week
from next Tuesday evening.
4 very successful entertainment was given by
the Charles Dickens Club at the Fourth Unita-
gramme consisted Of the comedietta "Who's
to Win Him4'' and the drama " The Last Loaf"
The Rev. J. z. Applebee, 31r. Z. Frizell, and
Miss Dora Church figured to the best advantage
in the hitter piece enacting their parts with no
table Yigor and intelligence.
Last Friday evening about sixty ladies and
gentlemen, who immortalized themselves
in the i'Dickens Booth" at the late
Carnival Of Authors, organized
Gnb at Ne Ne - EsSSsnss Wsn Of Af f0 eob
viii meet fortnightly, and the entertainments
will consist OF music, recitations, ETC. Mr..
Wallace Hickman is the President, Mrs. Prof.
Woodward and Mrs. DR.. Stacsham Vicc-Presi-
dents. and Mr. S. e. Chappell Secretary and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones, OF Blue Island,
entertained a number OF friends last evening Al
their residence
:. The Bean Club, of Enelcwood, gave one of
their pleasant parties Tuesday evening at the
residence Of Mr. Isaac Drake, corner Of Went
worth avenue and Sixty y-t1lird street. Music and
dancing were the enjoyment OF the evening.
The Eclectic Club, OF Highland Park, pre-
sented the operetta "Pepita'' at Central aall,
TUESDAY night.
Last Thursday evening Miss Clara N. Squlers,
OF No. 1913 Wabash avenue, vas made the re-
ipient of surprise by her friends, the occasion
being the birthday Of the young lady.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
In compliance with the requests of many of
the EptphanY's friends, .The Mistletoe Bough" "
will oe repeated at the West End Opera-House
on the ereulng of Friday, May 80 Decoration
Day.
= lie ladies connected with Union Park TEN
p1e,. corner of Washington street and Ogden
avenue, will give musical, literary, strawberry,
mission, 10 cents.
Through the courtesy Of Mr.. Field, Of Field,
Letter d Co, TIE TRIBUNE Home Club will
hold floral and fancy fair in one of the build
ings recently vacated BY them, On Wabash ave-
nue., south Of Madison street.
The Nonpareif Dramatic and Musical Com
panv will giye an entertainment at the West
End Opera-House next Wednesday evening, for
the benefit OF the serrite Sisters Industrial
Orphan School.
Next Wednesday the Calumet Club Will give
recept1on to citizens who have lived in Chicago
over forty years
The eighth regular sociable of Queen
Esther Chapter, No. II. Order Eastern Star, oc- |
North Clark street, tomorrow evening. The
Executive Committee hare spared no pains to |
make th1s party the most enjoyable ono of the |
series.
PERSONAL
DR.: and Mrs. Vim. A. Knox, and Miss Belle
Danolds, OF St. Caroline's Court Hotel, left iasr
Tuesday for New York City and the sea shore.
to be absent until October.
Miss May ST. Clair Is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Willard, on Throop street.
Ar. John 3. Benedict has gone to Colorado |
for bis health. He will remain there through
the summer.
Dr.. James N. Dinnew and Muster Stephen
Fleming, son Of the State Treasurer of Indiana, |
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