, 1880-03-14
Matrimonial and Other Events Of
the Week.
Parties Given by Clubs and Pri'
vate individuals.
Receptions, Surprises, Personal Notes
and Other Gleanings.


Inc wedding was Strlctl} pFlSaLe.
The marriage Of Miss Amelia Smith and afr.
Francis E. Hinckley, prominent railroad
builder. was celebrated in private manner last
Wednesday evening ut the residence Of Mr..
Adam Smith, on Prairie avenue.
Mr.. G. 4. Leiferman and Miss Harriet a
Newcomb were married Wednesday evening In
Lake View by the Rev. Il. N. Collision. They
will reside In Lake View.
The marriage Of Mr.. Walter ". Dudley and
Miss Lizzie Beechcr, of Pottstown, Pa. was cele-
brated March Mt the residence of Mr. ". G.
Beccher. Miss Bcechcr is q young lady OF
culture and refinement, and one who has made
II large circle of friends in Chicago, who will
wish her happy married life. Mr.. Dudley is
we'll and favorAbly known rs a business man
throughout the West, r. Mr. and Mrs Dudley viii
from an Eastern trip. No cards.
PROSPECTIVE BLISS.
The engagement Of Mr. Emanuel Franks and
Miss Annie Levy will take place to-day.
Of s Koh G E ss and M fos spnxeE W
the Temple ot the K: A: N. 4 reception viii
The marriage of Miss u abel Pollard, daughter
Of jerome 3. Pollurd, Esq, and Mr.. David E.
Sasseen. local and dramatic writer Of the Nd
evening, March "a, at o'clock. at the residence
Of the brides parents, No. 17U Indiana avenue.
SOCIAL AND CLUU NOTES.
Mr.. and 11rs. Hornce Dodge celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary at their residence
friends Of the venerable couple were present
from abrnAd, and large number of gifts were
few remarks appropriate to the occasion, and
tho evening was most enjoyably spent in listen
ing to recitntions, songs, etc:o~u,-... etc:
were rendered il very enjoyable surprise party
on Wednesday evening. The occasion Was the
fifth an niyersary Of their marriage:
Z Tur., ,f1 nj, tu m
last Thursday evening in the North Star
Church: An excellent program afforded enter
tainment to the large audience. .,u
Thursday evening by Miss Dessa Tanning at 23
South Peoria street.
Miss Helen N. Rockwell gave q reception
Tuesday evening at the residence of her father,
S. E. Rockwell. No 73s Fulton street. The young
ludy was made the recipient Of number Of
Master Peter Pearson entertained q large
number of his young friends Tuesday evening
at his home No. ~ Warren avenue it being hs
birthday anniversary. The evening was passed p
II The Maple Leaf Social Club held its fourth re-.
About ninety couples were in attendance.
Mr, and Mrs. George F. Brown were pleasantly
surprised at their residence, 1o,:, West Adams
H cbspef Gnssay So SGeane 81 rhs
was q very enjoyable one.
The ninth regular meeting OF the Friday Night
Club was held Inst week at the residence or Mr.
and Mrs. c. B. Shourds, No. 200 Park avenue.
Tho program for the evening consisted Of read
ing, recitations. music, etc.
Drew assembled ut No. 3l2 Thirty first street
last Thursday evening in honor OF that genie
mans 3st brthday xery ngreeafne ef , SURPRISE n1G3
diamond stud. Music and dancing then formed
the principal feature Of the evening entertain
meat, and pleasant time was I'D by all who
Master Charles G. Thompson gave a very
pleasant reception to his numerous friends at
the residence Of his parents, Mr: and Mrs J. B.
Thomson, No. 81 Forrest avenue, FRIDAY even
Miss Nellie Dean entertained select number
| birthday at her residence, No. SIT West Monroe
Mr. Orville Olcutt was presented last night
with au elegant gold watch and chain by the
ship carpenters and caulkers who have worked
! for him, some of them since he started IN the
business in ls5o nP t9 his w5thdr" recently
Dr.. and Mrs. s. G. Bailey celebrated the TWEEN
| ty-flfth anniversary OF their marriage at tnelr
residence, No. O. Rryant avenue iast - Honnay tbair
Mr. and Mrs. Horace White and Mr.. and Mrs.
Potter Palmer, Of Chicago, dined with samuel j.;
| Tilden, Esq, at Gramercy Park, q few days
"a New England supper was given Thursday
SSsmEfP YoanE Pcopcs oy I Association Of Hyde Park:
The Linden Club gave one OF their Il en1oyaple n E1
| entertainments at kindergarten Hall last Ihurs-
Tho Mistletoe Pleasure Club gave its tenth re-,
| crption in Green's Hall, corner Of Lake and
| Wood Streets last Friday evening. Music was
The lady friends Of the Mstletoe Pleasure
| Club have made arrangements 1or leap-year
| reception, to take place Thursday evening,
| March Is, at Green's Hall, corner Wood and
The annual masquerade of the Ravenswood
Pleasant Hours Club was given last week;
( yrt. 1,xJ o<~f t1t+f9a F0T
supper ut the Presbyterian Church Thursday
The Complimentary entertalnment given We BY
at Central Music-Hall last Monday evening,
| proved grand success. ,
4 very pleasant surprise was given to to W: anu
| avenue on Friday evening by number OF theit
| friends disguised In fantom costume
dence ne % Of IT. q and sfrs. james Raffen Thursday,
! where they spent delightful afternoon and
evening, it being the seventeenth anniversary
o. The 5n'p npmerous friends Of the Misses Mcdonald
dence, Isl Hubbard street, on the evening OF the
9th inst, t. and very pleasant time was III
III TIC George f. Thomas Post Of the 6. 4. r
gave one Of their pleasant 1 a9 Fridar aael'
4 1j delightful parlor concert was given laS! 2;l
H "a STena Els eg 1eN NJ psBA g Af6or % place
vocal quartet, consisting of Miss MAude Elem.
| miuR, Miss Belle Rcmick, Mr.. J. +. Rc1nick, ane
| Mr. +, G, Ambuster, sang several selections witt
adn1irable time and tone. Miss Ncttie Musse'
erecl1tci two beautiful selections fautlesly upor
the piano. Master Harry Atkins won rounds q
| applause by hts fine execution. Vhe notao!t
fcuturc of the program was violin solo By llttlt
| ida L. Morse, who, although but 10 years OF age
| hns n strong, firm touch, and fingers the instru'
| mcnt SO delicately rs to produce beautiful
clear tone, The little girl also performs witt
equal skill on the piano. and Is. unless signs fail
| n 1nuscul prodigy whom bright future awaits
| prof. Hill ended the program with two selections
11pon the cello, which we're richly enjoyed
| The children's entertainment and reception at
Marines Academy last Saturday afternoon
| week was the largest and most attractive OF
| any held during the winter
Company G, First Regiment, held full-dress
I inspection last Tuesday evening, which WI!
| Inrrely Intended by visiting friends
The Young Peoples Library Association q
Bcthnny CONGREGATIONAL Church held thell
semi annual meeting in the church, corner o.
Paulina and West Huron streets, on Thutsdat
cyeninF, at the conclusion of the program
| which consisted OF some very choice readings
singing, etc. the election Of officers took pace
for the ensuing six months. which resulted q
follows; President, James Watsou' Ficc,Presl
| dent, Clara McEwen; Secretary, Iona :
| Lathrpp; Treasurer, Eva Longnan; Liofaf1an
| H. L. KrinRcr; Assistant Librarians. Esln'
| Ichncr and Ed c. Hicks. This Association va
| organized TWO years ago, and Is nov IN WI.
| prosperous condition, having over JV Folnme
| In its library. The meetings of the society ar
| 1,oI5 +ho fret Thursday evening OF each mOnLn.