, 1880-01-18
Events OF the Week-lts Wooings
: and Weddings.
Entertainments Of an Organized and
!: Unorganized Nature. y
announcement of Future Parties Whereabouts Of
/: Society People.
CHICAGO,

Hartmann otnclaung. AILer Lne usua! con
gratulations, etc, bountiful supper wa
served. The brides toilet consisted OF
light peacock green silk, cut en- princesse
square at the throat, with court train, ant
elaborately trimmed with embossed velvet
The parlors were beautifully decorated
There were about forty guests present
4 private wedding occurred at the resi-
dence OF Mr. @. C. Foster, No. 259 North L.
Sale street, last Thursday evening, in cele
bration Of the marriage of Miss Risa Beer.
and Mr. Augustus Warner. The Rev. T. n
Morrison, Jr., offciated. The bride ant
groom were attended by the Misses Fannf,
aud Matte Dole and Messrs. Charles Beer.
and Foster as bridesmaids and groonlsmen
Mr. and Mrs. Warner have gone East, ant
will probably visit Florida before they return
The marriage Of Miss Annie Shipma11, O.
Warren avenue, and Mr.. Tom1in, Of Emer
son, La, took place last Thursday evening.
PROSPECTIVE: BLISS.
The engagement of Miss LYDIA L Med Donald
and Mr.. Fred N. Wilson is announced.
The marriage Of Miss Ella II. Rublank
daughter OF +. Rublank, and L. N. Heint1
will take place tonight, at O'Clock, at No
1888 State street
Tie engagement. Of Miss Clara Klein tc
Mr.. William Spier, both of this city, Is an
The engagement Of Mr: ]. E. Muchmore,
Jr., and Miss Minnie E. Sweet, OF Detroit,
Mich, Is announced.
SOCIAL AND CLUB NOTES.
The regular monthly entertainment OF the
Union Catholic Library Association was held
very large and apprceiutive audience: The
program was an excellent one, combining
literary and musical exercises.
a very, pleasant surprise party was given
on Tuesday evening to Miss Lena Addison at
the residence Of her parents, 36 Hubbard
street, it being the anniversary Of her 18th
birthday.
A very pleasant party was given at the res
idel1ce Of Misses Bertha and Rosa Greene
baum on the evening Of the 10th.
Club, held Wednesday evening, was highly
enjoyed, both for the good music and well
selected program:
The first annual reception Of D Company,
First Cavalry, took place at the aImory'
last. Friday evening, and was largely at
tended.
A reception was given at the home Of Col
T. S. Thompson, on Park avenue, Hyde
Ths fiay adiss Of f'snn fhe feasantHours Club
Rayenswood, gave an extremely enjoyable
lcap-year party last Friday evening in the
hail, which was crowded to its utmost capac-
ity- Lenders orchestra furnished the music,
The South Evanston PleasantrHour Club
met Monday night at the residence of Mr.. E.
Allen Downs. Over eighty members Of the
Club were present, and an unusually good
time was had. In addition to tie customary
exercises was the musical entertainment
given OIL. the zithern and guitar by Mr. and
Mrs {. N. Bell, Of Chicago. The pieces per-
fovmcd were both pathetic and humorous in
character, and skilltully rendered. The
whistling solos and were enthusiastic
ally received
On Wednesday evening last sheet and pill
low-casc party was given at the residence OF
Mrs. Neafus. No: IS South Morgan street, a
nost enjoyable time being passed.
The Installation Of officers Of the Star Sec
tion Of the Temperance Union, Of which Miss
kittie Tower has been elected Secretary for
the ensuing term Of office, and not Il. S. Bar
nard, as was stated in last Sundays TRIBUNE.
took place last Friday evening at No. FOL
= Walnut street. The meeting was conducted
BY Mr.. 4. - Rainbow, ex-President and
Miss Carrie wedding, President It was one
Of the most solemn and Impressive meetings
dent was heartily welcomed by all
4 surprise party was rendered Miss Hattie
Waldhauser by her numerous friends at her
residence, No. G5 Huron street, Friday even
ing; and most cn}oyab2e evening was spent
the residence of Mrs. Andrew Quaid, u
Noble street, Friday afternoon, where an
elegant coffee was served. The afternoon
and evening nm were spent IN readings and ID
music. ine neat WI og le1o On tnf 70, az az
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a;a aselue. ane 1eas11es ~ Ene exening Mtie
nhnt n,,t,. 6o,-e u,H 4aaf- a atis ~ Mnicn
ap1ul T TaMeniy couples took t an aGtNc tIa palL
IN iuesqay S I even1Rg d r. iaSt s.. tne numerous
1ien4s i o. AT; ana MS. ray Nyman sur
,e gi1ee etet etn ~ as e teSce ho;l ~ t ~ Ia
;nz ~ t4i ad1; pee VIC "@n1i saA
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,fas ,,rsa, o,,,s1 GAu w. n'sn & rrcepion
" ra; as1 a 1iluisna1 Gssl VIZ very seiect
4,1a iu aertnea d,J sacgeS; e. III esery FespeGd
11oi- @ 1Aael u,spinseI' nls E!9lesss music.
10y ETti1 etI3S n s1elIuit it eTHh r,A place
aais a. 1LMe Ael1oulsI ehu1cn last 4Aufsoay
esT1l!ilg. n - ,r r. r:.- nm
me Ieslaence OF NJ. Jesse Truman, 5oy
Caau1net ein aHenue, w HaS Lie scene OF very
plg.tssnt ,ia aIlau last ,y ,lnuisuay evel1ng. IL
pe!ilg tlt olIlHqay annlselsaIYo o1 nlIs. 1ltinaI,
lne hen1Deis q heI househoia preseht9n 33q ner
Win oeautlIul s1ver Wa1te1, Mr. N; ~.
Hlshopp, n 1ew ntting remarks, making
, LIE F pI9sgnlatlon: Ss;u.ia4'1au u, ,4.,.
me l ails1tetoe M fleasuIe tlup EaVe Us i SKIP
recepllon fllday evening at GIeene,s Hall,
corner of Lake and WOOD streets. It was
aengnt1ul analr, ana largely N a1tenqeo G'1 Dy me