, 1879-07-13
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
A General Exodus to the Summer
Resorts.
The Few Things Of Note Happening
in the City.
CHICAGO.


Barege.
CHICAGO.
THE Bon AMI CAMPING CLUE.
The members Of the Bon Ami Camping Club
have pitchel their tents tor the season in one OF
the most desirable Of the many charming places
Of resort on Lake Genera They are at Raves
Park, In the heart OF q fine grove Of hickory,
bass-wood, and maple trees, with the broad and
eyer-chaugeful lake, continually rolling In
grandeur OF sleeping in beauty, In front OF
them. Their tents, eight In number. are large
and comm olious, and, with their comforts and
adornuents, form attractive and CHEEKY homes
for those. who are SO fortunate as to have es-
capped the city's heat that located in this cool
and romantic retreat. Skilled cooks from Chi
caco cater to the wants Of the inner-man, and
smusements, such as boating, fishing, bathing,
etc, enliyen the monotouy OF camp-lite- All
the arrangements here are most complete for
comfort aud pleasure, and the great popularity
OF this camp is due in q great
measure to the wise planning and eff lent
work Of its energetic Secretary and Treasurer,
Mr.. Marc Sherwood. The following is list OF
those at present in the Bon Ami" camp:
Judge aud Mrs. Loomis with their two chill
IL t.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Norton and child, Mrs
Aiken and Miss Carrie Aiken, Mr.. and Mr..
Thomas Waikup and son, and Miss Luclla
Wa1kun, Nr. md Mrs Sherman Hall and chill
dtcn, Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Bushnell. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. D. Collins and son, Mr. and Mrs. Marc
Sherwood, son, and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. s.
H. Crane and two children. Mr.. and Mrs George
Sherwood aud two sons, the Rev. aud Mrs.
ffr and Mrc I
and child, Mr. and Mrs. L. ". Cheney, Mrs. 7.
B. Wells.
MATRIMONIAL.
The marriage Of Miss Lizzie S. Jones, daugh-
ter Of the Hon. J. Russell Jones, and Dr.. Arthur
E. DYER took place last Tuesday evening at the
residence OF the BRIDES parents, No. ISL Ash
land avenue. The wedding was strictly private.
The ceremony was performed By the Rev. Dr..
F. 4. Fleetwood, Of St. Marks. Dr.. md Mrs.
DYER lett that evening for the East, and will be
nj home Tuesdays, after their return, at No.
1l35 Wabash avenue.
On Tuesday evening last at the residence Of Mr..
II, Dorm, ESQ.,, at Madison, Wiz, occurred the
marriage Of Mr. Frederick e. Perry, connected
with tic house OF j. Y. Farwell & Co., OF this
eit and Miss Josey Farnham. daughter OF Mrs
Alice Farrham, also OF Chicago. the Key Mf.
MaitbY officiating. Tie affair was one Ut pleas
nearest friends and relatives OF the interested
parties r:o,a
Letter 4, Co.'s, and Miss Lorctte F. Auer,
Youngest daughter OF Albert b. amer, were cel-
ebrated at the residence of the brides 1athsr,
So State street, on Tuesday evening last Tho
Rev. Mr.. Belford, OF the American Lutheran
Church, performed the ceremony IN the pres
euce OF a small party, consisting MAINLY OF me
Immediate relatives OF the bride und groom.
wedding occurred in this city on Thursday
morning, the 10th, which, though quiet and
without ostentation, is Of interest to the public
on account of the social standing OF the parties.
Thomas F. Osborn Esq pro%1e1s repe ahR Rcn,n sue
County. H., was married to Miss MAry A. Fltz,
fer many years lady manager OF the Chlluren's
Home. Cincinnati and for the last Two years
Superintendent Of the Ladies' Christian Home,
The bride was the redpient OF many handsome
presents, among which were phacton, built to
order Tor her use, with elegant harnesses and
robrs to match.
home.
The engagement of Miss Carrie Watkins to
Nr. Thomas II. Howe, both favorably known in
West Side society, is announced
SOCIAL AND CLUB NOTES,
Mr.: and Mrs: James II. Moore celebrated their
.}lycr wedding last FRIDAY evening.
The ladies Of st. Matthew's Reformed EDis-
conai f:hurch rave sociable and festival last
Thursday evening at the hall corner OF Centre
aud North Clark streets.
On Thursday evening reception was given to
the Rev. James E. Applebee BY large num-
hcr OF bis friends, at the residence Of Lumley
Ingedcw, No. 1919 Indiana avenue.
The ladies OF the Tally Ho Coach Club, who
visited the entertainment for the benefit OF the
Home Of the Good Shepard on the 4th at Dexter
Park rs the guests Of Col. +. II. keef, Secre-
tary, rendered him o Testimonial! and surprise
At bis residence, No. 81 Twenty-eighth street,
on Fda; evening .ae line eTenb was dPeni
one of his elegant lunches, and Prof. Boston
the music.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
aAmone the Breakers" will be performed by
the Alma Dramatic Club at Grossman's Hall,
Nos. So3 and so4 Cottage Grove avenue, next
SATURDAY night
The Rev Robert Collyer, Chaplain Of the
First Regiment, will preach his farewell to the
BOYS this morning. They will meet at the
ar1nory at o'clock, and march in body TO the
The Senior Club of Euglewood will give
their annual picnic to Plomgren's Park, at
Washington Heights, On the 261h. These
gatherings. which commence in tile afternoon
and last till 10 o'clock in the evening, have
alyays been very enjoyable. KretioW furnishes
the music and the moonlight dance Is quito
feature -,
The First Regiment, I. N. Co.. will give
the Base Ball Park on or about Aug. 1G. The
grounds will he brilliantly illuminated and the
occasion promises to be great success.
The members of Queen Esther CHAPTER, No:
Il, Order Eastern Star, will give their second
annual basket picnic at River Groves, De5-
piaines, on Friday, July Is. Cars leave Depot
corner canal and Einzic streets, at Q o'clork.
The members of Oriental Consistorv, s. Z. r.
Groves, near Desplaines, on Wisconsin Division
c. & n. IT. Railroad, on "Wednesday, July 23'
Train leaves depot at 10 O'Clock a. m- sharp.
The Sabbath-school of Grace Episcopal Church
will picnic at Riverside on Thursday next:
Trains will leave Indiana avenue depot at l0
o'clock and return with the children. leaving
Riverside at half-p2st 6, but the festivities Will
be continued By the young people OF the church
into the evening by hop at tAe hote'.- 1t Is
eIncctcd that large number OF youns people
who vill be unable to attend the picnic during
the day will 20 down in the evening to enjoy
the hop, which, it is promised, will be very en-
iovahle to those who attend.
The annual lake excursion OF the Brrant Lit
erary and Historical Society occurs Thursday
nert. tne 18th inst, to Waukegan OIL the steam
er Faxton. Judge McAllster has given the use
of his grounds for q basket-pirnc for the e1cur-
s;o;,;ets Neraps Il Deans full brass nI.l string