, 1879-08-03


The relatives and near friends only Of the partr:
interested were present. The gifts we're nutner
Gus aud beautiiul. After partaking Of the bonu
ti;ul supper provided Tor the occasion and re-
ceivn4 the congratulations, MIR. and Mrs kel
logg departed for tour up the lake Gu theit
return they will be at home to their many
friends at No. $50 Campbell avenue.
Married, July 26, by the Rev. Robert Shepard,
Of Grace. N. F. Church, Mr.. Albert S. Graves,
OF Red Wing, Miun., aud Miss Hattie S. BoTen,
Of Austin, Ill. Miss Bowen is very fine
singer, and was an efficient member OF the
chorus of the Chicago Church Choir "Piua-
foren troupe The wedding WAS quiet one,
with many handsome presents The happy
couple left Immediately for their pleasant home
in Red Wing. where, We doubt not, the bride
wilt, as here, charm all who may meet her,
PROSPECTIVE BLISS.
The marriage OF Miss Nina Junghuhn and
Mr. August Rische, Of Denver, Col. will be
celebrated Tuesday evening at 1:30 O'Clock at
7,u. residence of e. F. Periolat, Esq, No. II
Park avenue
MIR Harry q. Scaycrns and Miss Bertha Kirch-
OF will be married next Tuesday evening at Z
o'clock at the residence Of the BRIDES parents,
No. 14s5 Indiana avenue. TIE wedding will be
quiet affair.
SOCIAL AND CLUB NOTES
Last Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Frese, the former a bookkeeper for the Stats
Letuuq celebrated their silver wedding at their
residence, No. 25S Ontario street. 4 host Of
f1epos were present, and many presents we're
bestowed upon the couple.
A Group Of merry picnickers favored Lincoln
Park with their presence last Thursday evening.
Tie affair was gotten up IN honor OF the Misses
Nlitucy, Of Henry, ILL., Among those present
we're Miss Minerva Whitney. Miss Mana Whit
ney, Miss Carrie Hodge, hiss Edith Hodge,
Miss Lizzie Deadrich Miss Lilla Coates, Miss
G. c. Van Etten, Mr. Hall, Mr.. Higgins, and
Mr. Goodwin.
Last Wednesday night, Company F, First
Regiment Infantry, !. n. G., By special invita-
famous yacht Cora, took 4 delightful sail on the
lake. the night was charming, clear, and
bright, aud fragrant Havanas, fine singing, aud
first-cIass instrumental music, furnished BY
Pounds Band, made the time pass u1errir by,
and the ride will not soon be forgotten by forty
members of Company r. Lfeut~-Col. E. b.
Knox and Lieut.. Brooks. Of Company B. were
among the guests Three hearty cheers were
given the Commodore and the gallant crew Of
the swift little Cora, and resolution of thanks
promptly extended.
4 social eveut-of the past week was the re-
ccption given bg MIR. William Macauley at
his residence, No 1893 West Harrison street,
last Thursday evening. The best Of music WIS
provided for the occasion.
The beautiful daucmg paviliou on the private
grounds OF DR.. 8. 3. Collins, Of Laporse, Ind,
WAS the scene OF grand party Wednesday even
ing. 4 large Dumber Of the first families Of
lnportc we're represented, and several we're in
attendance from Chicago and indianapolis. The
music was fine, and the OCCASION one Of much
enjoyment TO all who partook.
The members of the Rabbit Club wish to ten
der their sincere thanks to the officers of the
steamer Menouinee-Lapt- Spafford, Clerk Ar
nett, and Steward Nelson-for tie courteous
nnr,nT thc ,rin from The sd to rhe 9Th mir
About thirty Of the resden1s of EnrIewood
went to private picnic 10 East Park on Wednes
day last Crouvet, archery u11d other raines
supplied
birthday by entertaining few Of his little M COM
uanious on Thursday afternoon. i
The Misses Moepus and Co]sen. assfstr1 hv a
number OF their friends, Organized a deligbtiui
]awu-party. Friday evening and proceeded To the
silcan rccesscs OF HUMBOLDT Park. where thev
passed tie evening as ony Young people tent on
recreation car. The West-End GIee CLUB fur
i. nisted charming music on the occasion. Swing
Ing. rowing, dancing; etc., we're INDUCED in un-
til late hour, when the party returned home.
having passed an evening Of unailoyed pleasure.
The second promenade concert ID CONNECTION
With tue Riverside hops took place ,aik evening,
one, notwithstanding the intense heat OF the
weather.
Last Thursday evening brilliant fete was
girc1 uron The elegant grounds OF Edwin Lee
Brown, ESQ.,, at Evanston, under the auspices
Of tue ladies OF lhe First Congregational Church.
A very pleasant social gathering occurred
Thursday evening at the residence OF Mr. H. 4.
uulbnrd, OF Englewood, under the AUSPICES ot
1tic ladies' of tue Trinity reformed Episcopal
Church. Tie grounds we're hung With Chinese
lanterns, and, together with the bright moon
light made tile outdoor part OF tile programme
Very pleasant indeed The gathering broke up
at 4 late hour, after very enjoyable evening.
Ihc employees OF hniehf . Leonard enjoyed
grand uicnic 1t Highland Park yesterday. The
steamer Grace Grummond ~ss chartered Tor the
OCCASION.
Company G OF the Sixth Infantry held their
nlfulc And moonlight lcte NJ WOODLAND. Tues
dry.
There was lawn party last Friday evening |
at I,e residence of Col. Charles Floyd, OF High
land Park
An excursion OF young people left Hjnsdale |
for Mackinac yesterday.
At tie last reruisr meeting Of the Young |
MEMS Literary Association Of North Chicago, On !
Saturday evening, The following officers were |
clcctcd LOT 1ne ensuing Term: ffes1dent, Hugh |
Fo!ry g. Ises'ueu., !le =: H. DN}er, oeSlttaty,
r. !. ean'4a aeo4sSnt eec4e@i y eouu ootauu'
r1s1sui, % fpnnn1a,i W 9:arsr,.,re eo1n