, 1879-07-27
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Weddings, Past and Future.-Other
Local Events.
The Exodus for Rural Retreats
Keeps Up Unabated.
New Styles Of Hair-Dressing-The 0olors
Of the 6eason--Hints for the Toilet.
CHICAGO.

MATRIMONIAL.
Miss ktttie Smith, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. G. Smith, was married at 2 o'clock yesterday
afternoon to Mr. George w. Wilcox, at the
residence Of the BRIDES parents, Norwood Park.
4 very delightful wedding was celebrated
Wednesday evening, July %, at the residence OF
Mr. and airs. q. c. VIM, No. 967 West Con
gress street, Miss Josephine Hurley being unit
ed to Mr. Frank Hohenadel. After the core
monY the relatives and number OF invited
friends sat down to an eltgapt wedding supper.
Aflcr partaking Of the bountiful supper pro-
yided for the occasion, music and dancing occu-
pied the attention Of the guests Tor the balance
OF the evening. 4 very fine collection OF music
was rendered by Mr.. F. O. Meinbard.
Married, in Boston. Monday, July 81, Mr.
Alfred Wilkie, we'll known In Chicago as
tenor singer, and Miss Josephine E. Varrcll, Of
Boston,
. On Wednesday evening, at half-past O'Clock,
occurred the marriage Of Miss Fannie R. Carses
and MIR. James T. Maher, at the residence Of
the brides sister, Mrs. Theo. Briggs, No. SIG
Fulton street, the Rev. Dr.. Hulbuft officiating.
After tue ceremony CONGRATULATIONS were in or
der, after which the guests partook OF an ele-
gaot eupper. The happy couple left on the 9
O'Clock train for Lake Zurich, to spend their
honeymoon. They will be at home. 10 their
friends at No. G98 Monroe street after Aug. Is.
Tuesday last, Mr.. a. NJ. Dickson, the we'll
known elocpttonist Of this city, was married to
Miss frankie Dye, at the residence of DR..
Thomas, by that divine. The happy couple left
on the Lake Shore Road for an extended trip.
Tie marriage Of Edward l. Parks, N. A., and
Miss Isabella Webb, daughter Of ". s. Webb,
ESQ.,, will be solemnzcd Wednesday morning,
Juy 80, at IL O'Clock, at the Congregational
Church, Kclicy's Island, O.. The groom was for
several years Professor in the Northwestern
University at Evanston, and the bride ia grad
uate OF the same institution.
BON AMI cAAPIN6 CLUB. -
The .sBon Ami" Camp at Lake Geneva con-
ttnually grows 10 popularity and increases IN
numbers. The Rev. Dr.. "orrat aud the Rev.
DR.. Noble. Of Chicago, have eacn pad tie camo
q visit, aud expressed themselves as delighted
with the comfort of Its arrangements and With
The charms Of the surrounding scenery. An
other largc tent, making nine fn all, has been
added, in order to meet the increasing demand
city are 1ustlcat;ng here ior the season, proml-
n.ut among whom are tic families of Judge
Loto.is, Thop,as Walkup, County Treasurer
McCrEa, Marc Sherwood. j. H. Crane. Sherman
wood. Frank Gould, aud L. D. Hammond. Mr. and
Mrs. Cheney have returned to the city. This is
the largest Ul the many camps on Lake Geneva,
and its President, Judge LOOMS, spares no
pains to make It deserving Of Tie extensive pat
rouape it enjoys. He Is the fright man in the
right place" always courteous. helpful, and
obllcng. He il ably seconded in his efforts for
t,e comfort mis- guests by the Plce-fresldent,
Mr. Ed Norton and the Secretary and Treas
uTer, Mr. Mare Sherwood
SOCIAL AND CLUB NOTES.
The first of series of promenade concerts
in1t afrp11n 3nH uf
Riverside lust evening, aud the atfa1 Is cum
plete success.
4 yerr pleasant surprise Was rendered Mr..
George 6. Wells Tuesday evening last, in cee-
bration of his 23d birthday. About hitT Ut his
friends presented themselves, aud au enjoyable
eyen,ug was spent in dancing and other lestivi-
The Dickens Association we're delightfully."- en-
tertalnrd last Friday evening BY Mis- Maynard,
u No. 800 Indiana avenue. "a
Mr. aud Alre. ]. H. Bell entertained number
of their friends at their home. No. 542 West
Lake street, IN hunor Of their guest, Mrs. j. Il.
'Beatie, OF Cincinnati, who charmed those pres
cut with Ler exquisite singing, as we'll as bs her
manner. Ibis lauy has already acquired au Gu
VIA liz reputation as vocalist. Mrs. Rervey
Sheldon ami Mrs. L. D. Powers also adteu
greatly to the enjoyment Of the evening by some
Wcl-coosEn recttatlons.
A yer, pleasant social gathering took place at
the residence vi Air. and Mrs. A. Il. Bliss, No.
lie occasion beng the celebration OF tile crystal
wedding Of the host and hostess.
As is customary in Hebrew circles, the ccle-
braIion Of the 18th birthday OF youth brought
up N this faith is quite an event, aud to aid in
It's celebration relations aud friends from near
and iur are generally invited, and IN keeping
with this custom brilliant reception aud fam
iiY reunion was held at the residence OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Hermann, on Carpenter street, last
Sunday, in celebration OF the 18Th birthday
Tor Bar A1itzvat1, as it is called in Hebrew) OF
their son, Master Louis Hermann. Great prep
srations were made for the event, and the guests
were numerous. The presents we're profusc,
Including everything Imaginable, from writ
ang portfolio to suit of cloIhes, and sufficient
to equ1p tue young man IN his start IN lie Tor
come time t. come.
Tuesday evening last . pleasant party OF
friends assembled at the residence of Mr.. aud
Mrs. George e. Huroert, oo7 West Twelfth
street.
A very pleasant private picnic was given by
uumper Of young ladies aud gentlemen At Cen
tral Park last Saturday week.
Miss Jennie Paul delightfully."- entertained
company of pcuickers at her residence, No. 653
West Monroe street, Friday evening. Among
those present we're the Misses Rogers, Myers,
Moore, Mallory, Terhune, higgins, hall, Tom
bin, Cronkite, baltimore, Glover, and Dillon,
and Messrs. Moore, Vaudevere, Warde, Sharpe,
Coy, Coldwel!, Chapman, Tertunt, and THAR.
A'Chic2go club numbering thirty members
has purchased the grounds Of Mr., Willie, on
the west bank Of Fox Lake, and will build
clubhouse there.
A very pleasant dance was held as the resi-
dence Of Mr. williamson, at Lawndale, last
Friday evening. At about u O'Clock the ladies
OF the Petrts Club served the refreshments, al
ter which dancing was resumed and kept up un-
til late hour. Fltzgerald urd daughter fur
pished tile music for the occasion.
The congregations Siuai and Anshe MAarib
will hold their annual school picnic on Wedhes-
day, the 30th inst.
AssouxosuEzrs.
The preparations are going on for the grand
summer-nght festival and concert to be given
by the FIRST Regiment Infantry at the BaseB
Park on Saturday evening. Aug. 16. The Board
OF Officers voted to leave the arrangements,
etc, in the hands of Quartertnaster-Sergt. F. G.
Hoyne and Ordnance-Sergt. AL Bell. MIR:
Hoyne is out OF the city ut present, but will be
back by Aug. ], when all Of the arrangements
will be completed. It is o novel iaea, aud no
doubt will be appreciated and we'll attended by
the people, as it should be to help support the
regiment -
Company c, Sixth Battalion, will picnic at
Woodlawn next Tuesday. The affair will be
purely social.
Lady Washington Chapter, No. 28, 0. E. g.:
will give their second musical and literary enter
tainment Tuesday evening at their hail, Nos. 220
and 222 South Ha1sted Street.
HespeHa Lodge, No. Ill, will picnic at Glen
coe next Thursday. Trains leave Chicago u