, 1880-12-12
OUR SOCIETY.
Weddings Of the Week-An-
nouncements Of Be-
trothals.
Receptions, Surprises, and Other
Social Occurrences-Per.
sonat Notes.


sonaI Notes.
CHICAGO.
TEw-yEAE's CALLS.
THE TRIBUNE will publish list Of the Ia.
dies who are to receive New-Year's calls on
Friday morning, Dec. II. In sending IN
names the following form should be OF
served:
Michigan avenue,
No. ul2-Mrs. Smith aud the Misses Smith,
MATRIMONIAL EVENTS.
Miss Hclena Carlson and Mr.. Frank r.
Sargent were married Wednesday evening
III St. Marks Episcopal Church. Tho bride
and groom were attended by Miss Flora Sar-
gent and Mr.. Fred 11aman, and Messrs.
Charles Nack1in and Alfred Carlson acted as
usl.ers. The Rev. B. F. Flee twood per.
formed the ceremony. The bride received
many costly gifts.
The marriage of Nj. Henry " Alexander,
OF the firm Of Selz, Schwab i Co., OF Chi
cago, to Miss Jennie Pomeroy Ladd. OF
Quincy, occurred Thursday evening at
o'clock at the Vermont Street Baptist
Church,-the ceremony being performed by
the Rev. Alr. Stanton. The church was we'll
filled, there having been over 500 Invitations
issued. The attendants upon the bride and
groom we're Mr. G. n. Alexander, of Chi
cago, brother of the groom, and Miss May
Laid, sister of the bride; Mr. S. D. Capen,
of St. Louis, and Miss Lucy Dayton; Mr.
Jhon n. Low, Chicago. aud Miss Edith
Corbyn; Mr.. Chauncey Ladd. Of St Louis,
and Miss Lily Singleton. A reception was
held at the residence Of Mr. Ladd' on Jersey
street AtS.30 H. m.
Ts,e 70 - - .f;sc A,;ca pnrn,a and Mr.
Inc masfae ol mss A.ee u.p.c .n,u - I
Nul1am Cro" WAS ce1eotatea 1uua9oas a.
o'clock at the residence OF Orson Smith,
Esu., No, 239 Dearborn avenue. The wedding
was strictly private.
W" ''4.e. - .f,,, r,,nr nr,1s;,,,n
daughter OF Thomas Mcmillan, ESQ.,, to Mr.
Charles L. Breed. son of III. Otis Lyman, all
If Ia Grange was solemnized Wednesday
ereiine- At Z o'clocE. in Emmanuel Church,
hv He 1}tavs T. Il Taylor. The bride and
rfoo,n on we're we're attended at by Miss Annie Jones,
Nessrs Nitchell and SNYDER Officiated as
1,eiars Ths chnrch was handsomely der
o1atad and we'll flied with friends ct the
vuune couple. The bride wore q white satin
tHe same 4 Fecention followed the cere-
,non~ 'o At The 1esiience of The brides uarents.
nnd iha xo11ne rn,,nie left at o'cook for
Snnthern trin Same elegant presents were
received. and N, T. Allen & Co., whose house
Mr. Breed is with, kindly remembered them.
A happy company assembled "Wednesday
evening at the residence OF Mr: and MIS-. La
Lande, No; :a9 Maxwell! street, to witness
the nuplals OF MISS Eme u: La Lanae1 loI
several years connected with tne pubic
schools as teacher, and NJ: Edwin Il.
Stephens. Ihe Kes. Evar1s Kent, OF tne
Clinton Street CONVERSATIONAL Churcn, per
formed the ceremony. MT. and Mrs. STE
phens will be at home to their friends at No.
400 Maxwell street
On Dec. s. BY the Rev. George II. Peeke,
Miss Laura 4. Ferney and Mr-S Clarence L.
4''' ~ a a cnnp Gun Dol Or TIE ARMY.
Miss Winnie Stewart. Gen. Lawn Hunters
grandniece,, who was married last week to
MIR. Edward Davis, is emphatically adaugh-
ter Of the army, her father, grandfather,
father having served therein. Her father
was in the United States cavalry, but went
into the Confederate service when the War
hroke out Mis-. Stewart was Miss Kipzie,
whose father was a-paymAster in the United
States army. and her mother was daughter
Of Gen. Whistler, us. A., son Of MAJ. Whis-
tier, an officer Of the Revolutan1: Gen. Da:ld