, 1880-08-15
SOCIETY.
CHICAGO.

LETT the same evening for Cincinnati. After
brief trip they will take up their residence
at No. 93s West Monroe street. :;
A1r. John r. Powers and Miss Kfttie Brady
were united in marriage Tuesday, Aug. 10,
at the Church of the Annunciation, by the
Rev. Father Mclaughlin, after which the
happy couple took the train for Niagara Falls
and the East.
Mr. James T. Musgrove, Of Evanston, and
Miss Lille c. Pasey, Of Centralia, were mar
risd at the last-named village Monday.
Church, Miss Emma Atkins, daughter Of
Charles II: Atkins, ESD, and Alexander
baESsom, baHGs fe Montreal will be united in
The engagement Of Miss Celia Butler,
niece OF Phl!o Carpenter, Esq, to Mr. Ed
yard L. Croft, of the firm of John B. Mayo d
Co. is announced.
be engaged to 11r. John Morehead,- Of Pitts
burg, recent graduate Of Yale College.
The engagement of Miss Ollie Lay to
Lieut., McAuley, =. S. a., is announced
Cards are out for the marriage Of Miss
?. Smith, to Air. Chester S. Quincy, son son Of
controller Gurney, Thursday evening, Sept.
2, at S46 Park avenue.
SOCIAL NOTES.
Thursday evening Mrs. S. r. Sexton gave
9. very pleasant reception, at her residence.
No. l46s Michigan avenue, in honor Of her
son, Mr. T. J. Sexton. and his young bride,
whose marriage was celebrated june at
Nashville, Tenn. Alr. and Mrs Sexton have
just returned from Europe, whittier they
went Oil their bridal tour. Music, dancing,
and al inviting supper were the pleasing
features OF the OCCASION.
ceeded to the residence of Mr. Henry T.
Donovan. No. 37S Mohawk street, and ten
dercd him surprise party in honor of his
6lrthday. The visitors were well equipped
for the campaign, and spent an ENJOYABLE
A moonlight dancing party was given at
the South Park picnic grounds last Friday
evening under the auspices OF Messrs. Beale
and Williamson, Of Hyde Park. Freiberg's
orchestra was in attendance.
There will be literary and musical enter.
talnment given in honor Of the General
Grand Chapter, 0. 2. S., By the members Of
the Order, at Nos. SO and 81 North Clark
street, Friday evening.
A very enjoyable soiree musicale ct dam
sante was given at Daun's pavilion Friday
evening under the auspices Of the Zion Liter
ary Society. Rosenbecker's orchestra fur
nished the music.
a grand lawn fgte will be given on the
grounds Of Mr.. Edwin Lee Brown, at Evan
ston. on the evening Of Aug. 20. An orches~
tr;l Of thirty pieces will be in attendance, and
dancing floor to accommodate 200 people
will be fitted up.
a very pleasant social party was given by
Miss Lottie Clcayer,. of No. 3765 Lake ave
nue., Thursday evening, Aug. 5, the event
being the anniversary of her 18th birthday
The ladies of the Episcopal Church of
Evanston will give lawn party soon:
All informal hop was given at the Avenue
House, Evanston, Friday evening.
PERSONAL.
Josiah H. Bissell is off fishing and yacht
ing among the Thousand Islands.
Prof. J. c. Grant and wife, who for the
past year have been travelling through Eu-
rope with the family Of J. W. DOane, Esq.,,
Fannie Doane, who was ut one time alarm
ine1y i'll, has entirely recovered, and her
health at present is even better than former
ly. The ladies, accompanied by Mr.. Doane,
who recently joined them in London. are
now viewing the grand scenery OF s"ltzer-
Gen. P. F. Sheridan, accompanied by
Lieut.-Col. II. Y. Sheridan and Capt. J. +.
Gregory, Of his staff, and Gen. W. E. Strong,
| Of this city, left Wednesday for Fort Gar
will be absent about six weeks.
Mr.. Frank Morehead, son OF ex-Gov. More
head, of Kentucky, the editor Of the Plant
crs' Journal, of Vicksburg, Miss, has been
Walkers residence, on the North Side, for
C Col. 3i and ID Mrs. I. s. Bond, Of West Wash
inEton street, have gone on four weeks
trip to visit the parks of Minnesota; also. the
wheat field: Of Dakota; and before their re- re-
turn, will visit Lake WinnepeE, in British
Mrs. b. ". Ball and the Misses Gertie and
Minnie Ball, Of Boston, MASS. returned from
Il trip to Lake Superior last Thursday.
Mr. and Airs. Warren P. Harrow. OF the
North Side, left yesterday morning on their
bridal tour. They will visit the principal
summer resorts Of the East. and will take
steamer for Europe early in October, return
ing about Jan. l.
SIrs. J. F. Crank, Of Los Angeles; Cal, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. II. S. Whitaker, No.
Miss Kiltie u. Sanders, of Oakland avenue,
is spending the summer at Deachmont, Mass:
Mcssrs. Albert Schultz and ". Goodklne
are rusticating at Luederyille, In the vicinity
Mrs. 4. n. Merriman and Mr.. and Airs: F.
L. Goodrich left Tuesday for Lake Superior.
John \. Colby and wife, accompanied by
Airs. J. e. Wirts, have been spending d few
days at Geneva Lake:
The Misses Lottie r. Campbell and Corne-
Lin Campbell left for Racine asst week to at-
tend tue silyer-wcdding reception OF Mr.. and
y Mr. y James G. Hyde has just returned from
ure-resorts OF Colorado. -.
Alr. and Mrs. d. E. AFcConkcy have re-
turned from Europe after an absence Of two
months.
Celia Nelson has returned home from her
Mr. and Mrs. Il. H. Heaton and daughter,
OF Jetfersonyllle, 1nd., are the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs j. Z. Sanford, 1913 Indiana avenue.
Mrs. Grace II. Patton, of No. 36l1 Lake
avenue, leaves the city to-day with Aurora
friends to be absent some weeks III Colorado
Mr.. G. E. Foss and daughters, the Misses
Luelln and Ida, left Thursday evenln: on
the steamer Nyack for trip around the
lakes.
RAY Jackson has returned to Chicago.
Miss Carrie Z. Hill has returned from a
two months pleasure trip at the East
Dr.. j. W. Rogers, who has been spending
a few weeks in the region of Lake Superior,
Miss Katie SomcryilIe, of Menominee, Mich,
is visiting Mrs. Gibbs, Of 3G4 South WOOD
Mr. Frank E. johnson, of D. T. Hlgglnson
g. Co.. has returned from MS sulnlnGI,
rambles in the White Mountains, at old
Orchard Beach, and at Long Branch:
Miss Theresa Herman and Miss francle
Herman, OF Springfield, ILL.,, are the guests
If Miss May Charlton, Of Lake View.
Mrs. E, E. Gordon, Of Waup2ca, MIS-, Is
srending 4 few weeks with the Misses Con-
ar. Of III West Adams street
Miss Pauline Thieben has returned from q |
six weeks visit East u.,,
Mrs. Dwight Dyington. OF LeavenworIh. |