, 1880-10-31
S07 Clybourn avenue, by the Rev. J. NJ.


|. OIL v. r. WtSW1ll d Co., 10 MISS Alice hlLl
| Der, Of this city; formerly Of Waukegan, vii
be celebrated sometime nexth month.
The marriage Of Miss Sara Livesay ant
Mr. Frost viii be sole1lnized Thursda,
next at the Westminster Presbyterian Church
Mr.. George II. Taylor, Of Kinney Bros: q;
Of Buffalo, N. r, will be married Nov. ?:
at the residence Of the BRIDES mother, No: a
West Superior street, Buffalo, n: 7. The
marriage ceremony will take place at
O'Clock P. m., and after receiving die con.
young couple will leave for New York and
other Eastern cities, returning to Chicago
their future llome,' about Dec. 90.
The marriage Of Miss: Harrle Byrne, Of
Louisville, and Mr. Ueaton Owsley, of this
be q brilliant social event The young bride
will be attended by eight of the most Eeanti-
full young ladies in Louisville as bridesmaids.
4 large delegation OF Chicago friends will
leave early this week to be present at the
nuptials.
The marriage Of Miss Ella R. Sessions,
daughter Of E. Sissions, ESQ., to Mr.. w.
Harry Wright, Of this city, will be celebrated
wednesday next at the residence OF the
BRIDES parents, in Woodstock, III. They
Campbell Park, in this city, Thursday after
moons in November.
Encouragement of Miss Fannie Deutsch
t. MI. j. G. Reifeld is announced.
- SOCIAL AND CLUB NOTES.
The residence Of Miss Lima Prescott, No.
15S West Monroe street, was the scene of a
very happy gathering OF, young people Mon
fifteenth birthday Of the young hostess. Only
her MOST intimate friends were present, and
the evening was very enjoyably spent in
dancing, music, parlor games, etc. An
colt was made the recipient Of a handsome
watch and chain, a gold ring, analbum, and q
quantity Of flowers. Among those present
were Alr. and Mrs. Bedelt,. Mrs. Nellie Web
her, Mrs. Broadway, the Misses NJ Richards,
Klnas,s Klttie Renneay aa KerhaEt Gle2so4 Kate
a: Perrien, Howden, and Cummings.
The Nondescript Society held reunion
Friday evening at the residence of John
Cresswell, No. Langley Terrace. a hui
nett, and there was q grand trial of skill be-
tween four Of the deacons Of the Society.
Miss Josie Turklngton and Mr.. George
f., Woodland gave some fine vocal selections.
aud supper was served later in the even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". W. Boyington gave re-
ception Thursday evening at their residence
at Highland Park in honor of Mr. and Mrs
A. u. Boyington, whose marriage was cele-
trated about ten days ago in the East Music,
dancing, and q delicious supper were the de-
llghttul features Of the reception.
a ladies' reception Thursday from 8 e, {;
O'Clock. The parIOrs were nrofusely deco
rated with roses by Kreiger, and q Splendid
spread was served by Kinslcy,
Mrs. ". +. Nixon, of 15U Rush street, gave
an elegant reception Thursday evening from
to 9 O'Clock
I The members OF: the Chicago Press Club
rendered a very enjoyable reception to their
lady friends last evening at the rooms of the
Club.
The Saturday evening soirea Of the West
Side course Of Martine's Academies occurred
last evening. The third soirGe Of the South
Side course also took place last evening.
try, % 81 G.. were re- tendsred d1 mat zen sn5ovahi:. %
reception Tuesday eyening at the residenc;
Of Cant. and Mrs. James Il. Bucnauau. The
evening was pleasantly passed with music.
danci1lS. and songs,
The Mistletoe Pleasure Club has organized
officers: President, Charles +. Forester;
Vicc-President, Il. C. Matlack; Secretary,
~: 4. uuyck;; Treasurer. George L. Fyfe.
Ine Entire NousElun gave IT'S opening re-
cept1on FRIDAY evening at Marines hall,
Ada street. a select company Of about sew
enty couples participated.
Judge and Mrs Sidney Smith, OF no. 1888
Indiana avenue. gave a party Tuesday EVEN
ing in honor OF their nephew, who is on q
visit from the East. Dancing to Pounds
music was the feature OF the eyening.
The Kenominee Social Club gave very
enjoyable party wednesday evening, Oct ~,
at SulllFan'S Academy. There were eighty