, 1880-06-27
OUR SOCIETY.

| Miss Marie Louise Condit, daughter OF ]
D. Condit, Esq, of indianapolis. and HI
| Charles Starr Kirk, son of James S. Kirk
| Esq, Of this city, were married Thursday a
s p. III. in the First Presbyterian Church, In
dianapolis, the Rev. A1yron Reed officiating
The wedding was very brilliant affair, a1lt
many Chicago people were present. A re
| ception at the house of the BRIDES parents
No. 7o9 North Meridian street, followed th'
ceremony, and the bride and groom left late
in the evening for all Eastern trip. On thei
return they will make Chicago their home.
The marriage Of Miss Constance Goddard
to Mr.. David A. Clark was solemnized ut St
Mary's Church, the Rev. Father ROLES oti-
ciating. After the ceremony, a reception
was rendered the bride and groom at the res
idence Of the BRIDES aunt, Mrs hicMoorfm
No. 494 Wabash avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
will be sat home" to their friends Wednes-
days, at S02 Carroll avenue.
A very quiet wedding was celebrated al
the Cathedral of the Holy Name Wednesday,
the parties to the contract being Miss Kittlc
Rooney. of this city, and; Mr.. Edward Tai
bot, well know in railroad circles. After q
breakfast at the house Of the BRIDES parents,
the happy couple departed Oh their wedding
trip.
Tuesday, at Birl's-Nest Chapel, near CloVer
Lawn, E1mhurst ILL.,, at the residence OF
Mrs. Mahion D. Ogden, the BRIDES aunt, Miss
Fannie S. 1Yoodle, Of Elmhurst, to Mr..
Matthews S. Bradley, of Georgetown, KY, the
Rev. Allen S. Woodle, of Altoona, Pa, Of
fciating.
4 quiet wedding took place at St. Jarlath's
Church, Hermitage avenue, Wednesday, at
7:30 O'Clock, the contracting particA being
Miss Nellie Connolly and Mr.. James D. Ryan,
both of this city. The ceremony, was per
pie went to the house Of the BRIDES mother,
los Centre avenue, where they received the
congratulations OF their numerous friends,
after which they departed for tour through,
the Northwest.
=, Miss Bessie .. Lyman, daughter Of Thomas
Of this city, were married at the residence Of
the BRIDES father, at Duwner's Grove,
Wednesday,. The Rev. $. F. Stratt0n Of
ticiated, assisted By the Rev. L. CatLin, OF
Kiss Nellie lii S. Perry, of this city, and Mr..
Fred ". Graves, Of Ugenla, Nis., were mat-
ried Monday evening at the Cathedral Church
SS. Peter and Paul, the Rev. j. Il. Knowles
officiating, -....
Miss Eva simond5ss, of St Louis. and Mr.; n +:
Saturday by Rabbi l.. Adler.
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The marriage CT Miss Theodosia Ham
to Mr. Horace 4. Goodrich, .of this city,
will be celebrated Wednesday afternoon, ut
o'clock, at the residence Of the brides pa
rents, in Evanston, III:
Of Englewood, to Miss Emily Blum, of this
city, is announced to take place early In the
fall.
Tho engagement Of Miss E. Schoenmann,
of Michigan City, to Alr. Henry uurth Is an-
nOunced.
SOCIAL AND CLUB NOTES.
The employees in the office Of 3lr. William
Burlington & Quincy Railroad, visited his
residence at Hinsdale last Saturday. After
passing very enjoyable day, the party re-
turned to the city III the evening. The Com
Miss Hattie Gaskell, daughter Of Tyler G.
Gaskcll, Of the Grand Pacific Hotel, cele-
brated her birthday at the hotel Monday
evening BY entertaining number Of friends
at dinner. Guests were present from Mill
waukee and indianapolis.
DR.. and Mrs. +. S. LIE Due, Of Englewood,
were rendered surprise party Wednesday
evening, and were presented with all elegant
set Of silycrware by the Rev. DR.. Stratton
on behalf Of the toWnspeople.
4 very pleasant lawn party was given by
Miss l. Hickman, Of: No. 2$9 South Peoria
street, last Wednesday evening. About for
ty young people we're present:
The Highland Park Hotel was formally
opened last eyeninE wth Y, hop under the
. A most enjoyable sociable was held Thurs
day evening at the Sixth Presbyterian
Church. The management was in the hands
of the gentlemen Of the Society, the ladies
being the guests. I
evening at tic residence Of the Misses Dodge,
70. 4G South Curtis street,
j., The fourth hop of the season occurred at
he Riverside Hotel last evening Bierwirth's
orchestra furnished music.
= Mr.. N aud u Mrs. rs G G. M Fox, Of La Grange,
A large lawn party. will be given in the |
beautiful grounds Of Edwin Leo Brown,
Evanston, Tuesday evening.
PERSONAL,
Miss Jessie Couthoui, the young and tai |
,nted reader, left Englewoo1 Tuesday after
loon, in company with heisister. Florence,
tcamer Baltic for Europe, where they Will
cmain for two years. Miss Jessie goes to
complete her studies.
The Rev. B. f. Fleetwood, Rector Of st, I
Marks Church, will sail from New York
;land::,. His yestry grant him that vacation:
le will be accompanied by Mr.. George ".
Matthew's and son. ~
Miss Emma G. Fraser, of No. Is North
ust1 otictl, I! 1ou1p lauJ well known In |
Vest Side social circles, leaves Tomorrow
or the White Mountains. She will visit |
'anatla before she returns to Chicago.
Mrs. James T. Harrwith, with her two
ouns sons, has left the city to spend few
weeks among the pleasure resorts at Ocon-
IlOWoc.
Mr.: and Mrs. E. L. Eaton, nee Orulsbee,
ave returned to the city, and will be I. at
ONE to friends at No, 642 West Adams
treet.
Miss Belle Burns, accompanied by Miss
lille Fielding, left Monday for Montreal,
nd VIII spend month visiting friends In
Mrs: Jolln II. Phillips and daughter. Miss
ia Phillips, Of Brooklyn, are the guests Of
lrs Frank J. Magin, of No. 22l7 Wabash
venue.
Mrs. Jennie F. Kempton has taken the
gorge Aver cottage at Geneva Lake, for
ne season, and will occupy the same about
uly l.
alr: and Mrs. s. B. Raymond have taken |
partments at Gifford's, Oconomowoc, and
III leave the. city: this week.
Miss Emma L. Scott, of No. 1921 North |
[alsted street, has returned home from OK
)rd, o.. to spend the summer
Mrs. William a. Turney Sr.. of Springfield. |
T., IS visiting with Mrs. DR.. J. b. Uarper'
SIS Langley avenue.
Jesse Clement and family left the city YES
.rday morning to- spend several mouths in
L2Ssacllusetts and Canada.
Al Miss 5 bsile Chiidsi who has been visiting