, 1879-02-16
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
The Brides of the Present and Those Of
the Future.
Receptions, Club Parties, and
Other Noteworthy Events.
Spring Fashions, and the Latest Things in
Hats, Bonnets, Etc.
CHICAGO.


employe Of Jansen, McClurg &5 Co., was mar
ricd to Miss Emily Hatfield. Of this city, at No.
81 Aberdeen street, b, the Rev. Dr.. Thomas, OF
Centenary Methodist Church.
The marriage OF A1r. John 4. Gauger, we'll
known 1umberman Of Grand Haven, Mich, to
Miss Frances, eldest daughter Of Mrs. A. E.
Mcnardi. formerly OF Chicago, now Of Spring
Lake, Mich, WAS celebrated Wednesday evening
last at the residence OF the brides mother. Miss
Ncnardi will be remembered bY many Of our
society people, among whom she was fayorite.
Thursday evening, Mr.. William Geryton and
Miss Belle S. McMahon we're united in marriage
at No. 400 West Monroe street, Dr.. Il. W.
Thomas officiating.
PROSPECTIVE BLISS.
The marriage Of Miss Nettic n. Morrison, an
accomplished young lady OF the South Division,
and Mr.. Henry W Grisvold, OF Kalamazoo,
Nirb., is announced for Feb. IS, at the residence
Of Mrs. Edward Baker, sister of the bride, No.
1s9 Lake. avenue. 4 reception will follow the
ceremony from TO O'clock.
The marriage Of Miss Nellie Pullman, daugh-
ter OF i. B. Pullman. Esq, to ME. Graene
Stewart will he celebrated Thursday at 5 O'clock.
4 reception lrom & TO : O'Clock will follow the
ceremony at the residence ot the brides parents,
No. 95S Ashland avenue.
The marriage OF Miss Charlotte Elmer Sar-
eent. daughter of E. II. Sargent, ESQ.,, and Mr..
Thomas ?. Smith. Jr-, Of Louisville, will be
soemnizcd next "Wednesday afternoon at 5
o'clock at Christ Church. 4 reception will fol-
lo7s the ceremony from half-past at the home
OF the BRIDES parents, No. 9Sl Michigan avenue.
SOCIAL AND CLUB NOTES.
Mrs. George L. Dunlap, OF No. 33S Dearborn
avenue, gave lunch TO select company OF
ladies' at half-past o'clock Thursday after
noon in honor Of her mother, Mrs. - k'ee;
Wednesday eyenin. MIR. and Mrs. George :.
Lee, OF Lake City, COL, who have been resid-
inc ut the fremont House for several mouths,
entertained select company OF Chicago friends
Feb. I To- 10 was the twenty-fifth anniversary Of
Assistant~postmaster G. S. Sqniers and wife.
o. account OF his sickness they could not ccle-
bra,c, hut we're kindly remembered with silver
p1its by his Post-Ofiice associates.
The Juvenile Valentine reception at Bour-
nioue's Academy yesterday afternoon was
Mrs. ". /. GREY, No. 056 Prairie avenue, gave
large ladies' lunch party Thursday. About
seventy leading society ladies participated.
The L. D. i. c. were very pleasantly enter
tanned at the residence of the Misses Cravens,
No. 334 Warren avenue. Friday evening.
Miss Stearns, No. 475 Wabash avenue, gave
an e]enapt Valentine party Thursday evening,
handsomely entertaining about one hundred
The sHalcyon Social Club' met with Miss
Sue Ford, 1o.7 West Monroe street, last Tues
day evening.
The young people of Epiphany Church en-
loved 81, apron festival and St. Valentines party
at the residence of Warden Gardner, Oh Jack
Friday evening Mrs. Budd. IS Honore street,
rave q delightful children's party, Master Willie
md Miss Rose Buud officiating rs host and host
ess upon this occasion.
The German Of "Our Friends" :" at Bour-
niuue's Academy Thursday evening was one OF
The handsomcst and most successful OF the sea-
son.
sas given at the residence of Mrs. George N.
Pullman FRIDAY night
At the closing reception OF the First Regiment
last Saturday night, the feature Of the evening
was the formal presentation OF the beautiful
silver cup awarded by Hamiltou,. ShouTds D.
Co. to Company 4, as the successful competitor
in the rifle match OF the rceiment. Ihe pTesc1l-
ta1ion speech was made by Gen. Strong, and
Capt Miles, OF Company L, responded. The
souvenir is now conspicuous ornament in the
elegant club-roOm OF the company.
Mrs. Anson Stager and the Misses Stager gave
an elegant reception to large circle of friends,
at their residence, No. 616 Michigan aVcuue'
last Thursday afternoon aud evening.
Mr. John Woodbridge, VINO has for many
Years been at the head vt the book department.
Of the Methodist Book Concern Of this city,
having resigned his position in order to 60 into
unexpected reception on Thursday evening
by his former colaborers of tile book concern.
His friends. 70 Ihe Eumoer OF ABDUL 1ut!N, pu'
chased set OF Chamoelsenelc p19cee9s 35so
to the residence OF ~. Noguptuee, ~. ls1
1noiana Aseuues u1 1:.eSa.I ~ I.,an1
compliments. Mr. Il. !. Allcneoek, ol tne %at Gooh
concern, mace ue .a.on eno. n-,d
addresses Nerc naue ~ oIs, ae e,,,r rhu hr
some pl ces ol appTopiiate uluslG %ese euns ~
me Visitors, nnoeT lne " -. ~
Mr. woodbridge oecomGs IS, lng juilo' palenet "
the hrm Of El4fcoee O. " noouofeosG. ,o
MISS carrie Deulscn, VI so. & ~ ,s l,ass.t az ,s
nue. "as tie recplent oi vers PlGasant @ =! sur .ho
prise party N eaturaaS evening" rco' O III l1'e
form oi pnanIom:, ph'n a..,.,, oe ho,a .. +hs rss.
most en1oEanle soclan.e was ..etu o. ~ .ns
ldence Of y. Nlckcrson, ESQ. no 20 Iampoelt ~
park. last TUESDAY evening" ny lue "cnoefo VI
calTary Ep'scooal Chursh; -. ,,,. a,.,;
1le Alliance Cloo nelo ns resu1at seLa.- e1rn
monthli mcetlng at ne 10 res1uence ~ -. mas .aas
Gsorge II. 6lpson, NO. 40 en1pen.et sLlest,
tHday evening. Not"ltnsla:'ulIs tne se,el
VI 1e "eatucI, ue :. a.tenuaa.o 900 va - - ~
and altogether the entertainment was one OF tne
most en]oSdole e1fen " ue ciut tais ecasul; a'
ne cxerclses consisted u essays feaolnss' tee1-
tatons reircshmcnts' ete- -,,,r,-
Last Wednesday evening Mr. anu Mrs. iuek- .3'a;-
ley we're gwen surprise, large parry o. lnes Na
friends caliln upon lAem IL lnelt lestoenee' NJ