, 1880-05-02
OUR SOCIETY.
CHICAGO.

| at the residence Of the brides parents The
ceremony was performed by Bishop Cheney il
The presence Of a small company. After short
wedding trip through the Southwest, the young
couple Will take up their residence at No. 2xas
Michigan avenue.
very pleasant wedding occurred Tburzday
! evening at the residence OF Mr.. William Latch
ford, No. a}5 West Polk street, the contracting
parties being his daughter Mary and Mr. Harry
d. Everett, Of ST. Louis. The Rev E. n Barrett
oitciated The couple will reside in St. Louis
tho marriage Of Miss Clara Dyrne, of Avon
dale, and Mr. J. H. Furst of this city, took place
Thursday evening, April q, at the residence OF
tho brides parents, the Rev. ]. H. Knowles
oifcintfug. a reception was rendered the bride
nna groom In the evening, and a most enjoyable
time was indufged in. The display of valuable
presents was large
The marriage OF Miss Jennie e. Wickes,
daughter Of Mrs. Elizabeth V. Wickes, OF
BROOKLYN to Dr. James Il. Ovens. of this city,
was so!cmnized Wednesday, evening at o'clock
at the Reformed Church, brooklyn.
the lnte Capt. John L. Mcconnell, Of Jackson
tsash & IL s. Navy. TSezday S ~ 4p nGx1'Ga X fa
PROSPECTIVE Br,rss.
The marriage Of Miss Matte E. slifr, daughter
OF William Fl. Slif. and Thomas Dunn, Of Nom
t tana Territory, wiz take place Thursday even
brides parents, No. 70 Honord street.
The marriage of Miss Louisa Pinter and Mr..
Andrew Weber will bo solcnnized Tuesday, May
at u a. NJ; IN st. Joseph's Church. corner Of
Miss Lizzie NJ Lowe. well known as o society
belle of Michigan CITY nnd Logansport, at pres
Joseph Z. Lewis, iato Of Vera Cruz, Mexico.
Miss Lizzie Kaar and Mr. Mutthew c. Kneiss
will be united Ia matrimony Tuesday, May II,
at p. m., in St Patrick's Cathedral.
The marrlage Of Miss Justine 4. c. Hatcher
and John ". e. Thomns will take place Tuesday
eyeninG at the residence Of the brides parents.
Esq, will be married to Mr.. Harry Weis on the
The marriage d Miss MolIio Meyer md Mr.
l,s Gnartos =; ~ NeeyeI vi take place Thursday
Miss Lucy Andrews and Mr.. Rockwell King aro
amonx the n,cre recently betrothed couples.
Tho engagement Of Miss Fannie r. Fleetwood
to Ar. addison D. Kelly Is announced.
The engagement of Miss Ada Badger to Mr..
Robert L. Henry Is announced.
SOCIAL AND CLUB NOTES.
A very enjoyable social was given by the Tails
man Pleasure Club Thursday evening, ct the
residence of Miss Dunton, No. 417 Warren
avenue. A business meeting was held and the
following officers were elected: President, WV.
R1chartlson; V1cc-PreSfdents, Miss Ella john
ston, and Miss May Dunton Secretary. II. G.
Rend; Treasurer. Charles P. Patterson: Mana
The numerous friends Of Mr. and Mrs. Nc
Loughlin very aereeably surprised them Mon
Quy evening III lu81F rGSiGGuEG, NO. ~ Johnson
street The affair was under the supervision OF
Miss Belle Meagher, and the evening was taken
up by rqusic aud dancing.
E. Church gaye their first public entertainment
III tho church parlors Friday evening. The pro-
grnm was nude up OF tableaux, realing. music,
etc. The rec!tations by Miss Fleming we're e1-
The closing party given by Miss Ella B. War;
rens dancing classes at Hinsda1e. on Wednesday
evening, was brilliant affair, aud was heartily
EufOYUu BIZ tho DArtcfpArfS-
The Centenary Library Association met Tues-
day evening at the residence of Mrs J. R. Floyd,
No. - South Peoria street. The guests were on
tcrtnined BY IN enjoyable program.
Our Crowd " gave their eighth recep ton at
sour Hall on the evening OF April =. \ sup
per was provided by the ladies, and dancing wus
Mrs. Marshall Field gave a mueica1e at her
residence Friday afternoon and entertained
eompany OF young lad1es and gentlemen IN The
Tho Peerless Pleasure Club gave an enjoy
able May party Friday evening. 1t was the lust
eGaatS Ga5, OF most enjoyable s'f'es given by this
Miss Grace May Miller celebrated the ami
yersary OF her birthday Friday evening at the
Miss Maggie Duffy was agrceahly surprised
r1s sSsnnf ey 1aef of her friends
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Company c, the crack company Of the First
Regiment propose giving promenade concert
and hop on the plan Of the one given lately by
the regiment at the Rrrn0ry on Thursday even
ing, May Is. An exhibition drill by the company
is to be prominent feature, and the affair
promises to eclipse anything Of tho Kind gifen
this Season.
The first annual May party Of the Bee Tee Club
will take place Monday evening. May in Grand
members Of tho Q: e, s. are cordially invited.
The proceeds Of the party viii be set aside for
the entertainment Ut members OF the General
Grand Chapter, 0. E. s., In August NEXT.
The f1tfrth mite Efr4ff 6T the T3U0N
people Of Trinity Episcopal Church will be held
Tuesday evening. My !, at the residence Of E;
T: Hall, No. 3aT Michigan avenue, corner OF
The friends Of Miss Lydia Hastings the reader,
contemplate giving her q benefit, the details Of
which are to DO announced shortly.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". S- Pond will celebrate their
crystal wedding Thursday evening at their resi-
denco. No. E'9 West Adams 81 street, ,
banquet at the fremont House Saturday cven-
Tho fourth reception of the Juniata Club will
be neld Friday evening ut Marines ACADEMY
TT annual Re reception sixsn ny the s4sass Ga'amct
evening, May q.
4 complimentary May. party will be given in
honor # Miss Jennie Fesbelman Saturday even
The Closing party Of Marines Academy will
occur Saturday evening, May s. at tho West Side
The annual meeting of the Calumet Club takes
-
Prof. Carr's May party will be, given Wednes.
day evening, May l.. at the academy, corner Ut
Wood and Lake Streets
PERSONAL.
Mrs J. n. Brunswick and her daughter, Miss
Eliza Brunswick. and Mrs. Moses Marks, all OF
Cincinnati are stopping in tho city with Mr..
Moses Bensiuger, and will remain here until the
18th ir,st in order to be present ut the crystal
welding Of Mr.. and Mrs. Deusingcr,
Mr. aud Mrs. II. u. Talc0tt and daughter Will
leave the city Saturday to attend the tlft1eta
anniversary of the wedding OF Mr. Tnlcotrs
parents, which will be celebrated Wednesday
evening, May II, at WcAthersReid, Conn.
Mr. Kobert Whiting and fnmily. nnd Miss Lotta
Whiting, Of Genevn Lake, Wis, have been visit
ing in tho city, and were the guests Of a1rs.
David Crurn1uie. of Grand Crossing, Inst week.
Mr. ana Mrs. William Armour will be ~ at
home" Thursdays, in May, at No. 1915 Prairie
avenue. =
Miss Hose Grorerman has returned home from
Omaha. bringing q friend, Miss Gratiot, with
her. ....
The Misses Hattie and Josie Hungerford have
left Cbicags, to reside iu Princeton, III.
MrJ P. Gross aud family have returned from
Florida and the South.
Mr. and Mrs. George Armour sailed for Europe
lasr Saturday.
SOCIETY TOPICS.
Tin flower forms filled with blossoms are the
accepted means Of transforming tin wedding
from dfsplay OF comically ugly things into q