, 1879-06-22
Weddings and Engagements Of
the Past Week.
SURPRISES and Club Parties-"-An-
uouncements, Personals,
Etc.
The Latest Novelties in Pe1aala Dress
Toilets for the Season.
CHICAGO.

Rev. E. 4. Larrabee, brother to the p11ne, Oh
6c;atinr. The bride was attended By nVe SIS
ter< 4 reception followed the ceremony, AZ
the residepce OF the BRIDES parents, No.,D wal
I'm n1ace. Mr, and Mrs Barnes lett 1or an
Eastern trip
Tuesday morning, at o'clock, the Methodist
rz;snova1 ch,1ret at Princeton, H., was the
scrne al n very stvlish wedding, the parties TO
+bc contract being Miss Kattc Ii. tetetst OF
p-inccton. and Mr.. S. c. Emery, Of the Signal
Srryice. Grand Haven, Mich. the Rev. Dr.JAme
Baum officiating.
Miss II. T. Vincent and Nh. Frank g. Barnard
we're very quietly united In marriage o9 tne
pastor Of the Third Presbyterian churca on
Thursday, June 10.
The many friends OF hir. and Mrs. j. r. " els
gathered at their residence in Wauconoa On
"Wednesday to witness the nupt'als o1 then
r5anchter Grace E. to DR.. Willis Buttethelo,
a NJ. Of Darlington. The elegant bone OF
H., Wells was tastefu1ly decorated. ana tne
ronms we're thronged with the merry guests.
At p N. the bride and groom. accom- panaea ~ "
Mr. Horace Wells groomsman, an1 ~ a'ss nar1or Io
The service that made. tthe pair one was reao ~
the Rev, Mr. Mountain. After lconS1atu.a-
tions and refreshments, a1r. and Mrs: nu'.e'- a
field left ny train tor 81. Paul. intennnE ~ *a
brief absence. The presents we're numerous
4''T ~ msnT friends Of Miss Jennie Leitch con,
nertea With the Fifth Presbyterian Church o.
this CITY, rendered her pleasanMt T. f Pra,5s
arenue, TUESDAY evening. upon the oeeas1on @ 81
1er marriage to Mr.. 4. ~. EDDY, OF St. fnnir
Minn. The happy couple lett for st raul me
following morning, where they expect 70 TTslds. s
Thursday evening last AIR. George A. Nagie
and Miss Nellie Partridge we're msr1ied in
nufet aud impressive manner BY the keV, fatner
N1tnan at HE Church OF the Aununciataon. a
very pleasant reception followed at me resi-
dence OF 1ne BRIDES parents, NO. L E1k prove
oypnue where select company OF olo~l'lne
friends partook Of bountifnl reosst, prepared
nnner the direct supervision OF the hostess.
The Drcseuts were numerous and very hanu-
snrne. Miss Nellie Fitz-Gibbous acted as brides
maid, and Mr.. Frank Perkins as Tue eroo"e
best mnn. . r -:
PROSPECTIVE BLISS
The marriage Of Miss Hul1a A. West aud Mr.
1arncs Il, Threw will he solenntzed next ihufs7
day evening at half-past O'Clock 1t TIC Cente-
narr Metnodist Church. 4 reception Will occur
immediately after the ceremony NJ tne rEsi
dente Of Mr. and Mrs. Lyman b. l1ehenof, 40;
1fxa Centre avenue. It was erroneously stateo
IN one OF the morning papers last "eeS INST
this marriage took place last Thursday evening.
The mar7iage OF Miss Josie Carton aud Mr.
Rjchen1 G. Cayanaugh, Of Montreal. :sin occur
nart Wcdnesday evening at the Churcn Of the
N.tiyity. the Rcr. JOSEPH Carton officiating:
The arrangement Of Miss Scioto warwick 10
Georrc n Carroll is annonrccd.
Tic narriaec OF Miss Del,a ,;5; huea; 1augaies ng
viii be so!c1nnized "Wednesday evening, June -
Of half-nast o'clock,at the residence OF Ihonas
Courtney, 463 Carroll avenue
The ,narriagp of Mr.. Albert L. SeTcomb, Gen
ea so9er Is o5 .bs md ss Georsa a Aasms sol of
Err York. viii take place in the last-na1ned
ctv IN TUESDAY, Julyl. They Will be at home
:. fhe Clifton House, Thursdays. Jniy A and
The engagement Of NE. Theodore Hafz and
Miss Mary Enders is ANNOUNCED
Tho mar~;occ of A!r. a. Clarence Eddy and
Mrs. Sara B. Eersley, both well known in musi-
cal circles, will be soleuntzed at o'clock next
Tuesday evening at No 5eS Wa6asn 9:E assnue;
Of ur, Charles Walsh. and hfr: Adolph11s W.
Green will be celebrated at O'CLOCK p. A.
Thursday evening, July 3 st st. J21ne6' Eo'sco-
pal Church. a reception will be gwen At So.
TIC marriage Of Miss Mary Junge, daughter
of C. F. ". Jungci Esq.,: and :dr.: Edward c.
Dostock will be solemnized Thursday evening
OF hal{-past 8 o'clock at New Church Hall,
Prairie avenue and Eighteenth street.
The cards arc Gus for the marriage OF Miss Ida
Cook. daughter Of AID. c. B, Cook, and Dr. e.
B, Strong, Professor in Rush Medical College.
The ceremony will lake place at the residence ol
Mr., and bIrs, Cook, No. $50 West Adams street,
Tuesday evening at O'clock
CHINA WEDDING.
Lust Monday being the twentieth anniversary
Of the marriage Of Nj. ano Mrs. David n. Ford
nee Barnes, some OF their friends piunncd sur.
prise In the way Of chiua wedding. Mr. a'lo
Mrs. Ford have lived in Chicago since lhe1i
earliest childhood, aud have been attendants
though not members, oI tae secono onIsersA
ist Church since its organization some twenty
fire years aga, and the congregation Of thai
church, with other friends. appeared at tile resi-
aeace of Mr. Ford, No. 534 Carroll avenue. al
an car'r nour, ard, taking possession 1;t1 oi 1nt
ful evering. Among the pleasant Incidents
pt 41,n occasion was the presentation o1
:. beautiful china teaset OF fftf-tonr pieces
by Mrs. Mancel Ta!cott and Mrs. A. Clement OF
behalf Of numerous friends from tile Second
Eutrcrsalist Church, a majolica ocsseEt4set D.,
Mr. and Mrs. ". S. Hacgard, hand -painted
pitcher br Dr.. and Mrs. 7. S. Bid~e!l. two bus
krts ol beautiful flowers By Mr.. and Mrs ". J.
E1linwood, lace necklace by Mr. and MIS- ".
china from Ur. and Mrs. A ". Gray, Mrs. +.
Si1uU,z, Mr.. anu Mrs. f.: &. Wfnkleman, and
others, each member OF the family being re-
rncmbercd. The presentation speech was made
by S. n. Brooks, who, in the course OF his re-
marks, which were rep1ete with nit and iollity,
alluded to the very fne sample Of granu}ated
sugsr which be bad observed in the china sugar
bowl. This, upon examination, WIS found, to
the great surprise OF tue Ieclpltuts> 10 tG ullcu
with silver dollars MIR. Ford heartily thanked
tho friends for their kind remembrance SO
gracefully shown. Refreshments were served
under the direction OF tho ladies' who planne d
The surprise, Mrs. Ford being treated as guest
in her own house. Among those present were
the Rev. Sumner Ellis ard wife, Mrs. Mance1
Talcost, Air aud Mrs. 4. Clement, S. y Brooks
and vile Mrs. L. D. Parks. WiJ1aid Woodward
and wife, Mrs. ". s. Haggard, Mr. and alrs. T.
j. Wheeler, nfr. and Mrs. ". J. ElljnTood, Mrs
Hamilton Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. q. II. Scoyllle,
Miss Belle Scoville, Miss Ada Frost, Mr: and
=. Mrs. e. 1. Morse, Mr. and Mrs. N. Z M1es,
Mrs. R. 3. Barnes. Mrs, q. y. Gibson. Mrs l..
Kerr, Mrs. Il. ". Brown, Mr.. ". 4. Mortimer,
Mr. and Mrs. l.. 8. Jameson, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
F. Morse, Mr.. c. B. Allen, Mrs II. +. Harvard.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Hoffman, Mrs. Edward
s!mons, Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Bailey, Nj a;2d y,
Fraser, Dr. and Mrs. A. q. Gray, Mr.. and Mrs.
a,rs: q: P. ,1nrpby, Mr. JOHN A. Murphy, ;l ;lr:
L. u. Frost. Mr.. and Mrs: IL Leary, Miss Alice
Cline, Air.. and Mrs "; Moye5, Mrs. II: Aoa:
man, Miss Hatfield, Or. and Mis-. Norman
Bridge, Mr. aud Mrs. W Mcfarland, Mr. and
Mrs 6. S. Knapp, Dr. and Mrs. T. $. Eidwell,
Mrs. Mary E. Gilman. Miss Gilman, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. 8. Bennett, Mr. T. !. Summons, Mr.
and Mrs. B. F. Walker. Mrs II. Iinchnau, and
othefs-
SOCIAL AND CLUB NOTES
The Commcucemeut-c1ercise Of Park 1nsH.
tute occurred last Thursday evening at the
Third PRESBYTERIAN Church, and called ont q
rnrr fATca af1ffcn.c nf interested tiEfennrH Afr