, 1880-06-13
OUR SOCIETY.
CHICAGO.
MATRIMONIAL EVENTS,

of the BRIDES mother, No. 3& Thirty-secon
street. The ceremony was performed By til
Rev. Ur. Adler i'll the presence Of sma
company of friends and relatives. Mr.. an
| 3lrs. Rotllschitd left Wednesday evening TO
their new home in New York City.
| Miss Virginia, L. Rntlpdge, Of Jackson
ville, Ill, was smarried June at the residenc
of her cousin, Mr.. w. e. Kinney, No. 400
Ellis avenue, to DR.. William D. Warren, o
Berlin, ILL.,, the father of the bride, the Rev
W. j. Rutledge, officiating. The youn,
couple left after the ceremony for their fut
ure residence in Berlin.
The marriage OF Miss Antoinette CorwIth
daughter. Of Henry Corwith, Esq, to A1
Charles / Dangler, Of Cleveland, was ce1e
the BRIDES parents, No. 1703 Michigan ave
nne, the KeT. Arthur Mitchell officiating
Mr: and t Ms. Dangier left for trip through
The marriage Of Miss LYDIA B. Wells
Eger, OF this city, occurred Thursday at L
N. at the residence of the BRIDES parents
| No. 1850 MillaFd avenue. tho Rev. A. E
| kittredge officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Ege7
The marriage OF Miss Della st. John, o1
this city, TO Mr. George ~. Higgins was eel
| ebrated Thursday III quiet manner at the
residence Of the groom's parents, on Wes
Washington street: After a short brida
! Hiss Callie afarwood, daughter of she
Hon. Fryer Marwood, 1T Mont Clare, ILL.,,
and AT. Robert Eurgens, Of Elgln, We're
nI3rj married. on June at 9le residence Of tlle
Oak Park. After a trip to st. Paul they
will reside in Elgin.
Miss Matte j. Stockwell, daughter Of F.
Y. \. StockwelI, EST, Of this city, and 1r.
Charles Parsclls, of New York, were married
Nay Is at Laporte, Ind; by the Rey; Janes
The marriage II Miss Fay Calhoun, daugh-
ter OF John Calhoun, Esq, and Mr.. Henry
3. Mason was celebrated yesterday after
Hyde Park.
Miss Helen Schmitz and 3fr. Ben jamfn S.
Mayer were married ut Martine's }Fest-Side
Hail Tuesday evening by Rabbi 3. Fel-
senthal. \ large family reception followed
tile ceremony.
The Wedding of Miss Agnes McMur:y and
Nr. Herman Eberhardt took place Tuesday
evening at No. 2453 Prairie avenue, the Rev.
DR.. ErEard officiating.
3fr. Alfred Mills. and Miss Ca afrfe Wilder,
Mr;; Littleton Jones and Georgiana Mead,
daughter Of George W. Mead, were married
Wednesday at 0 o'clock By the Rev. K. De
Baptiste, pastor Of the Oiiyet Baptist Church.
The wedding occurred ut the residence of the
grand affair. Tie bride was elegantly at
tired i'll white satin and diamonds. About
500 guests were present, all Of the notable
colored people i'll the city being there. The
presents were very fine. Among them were:
Silver set, G. l.. Woodman; china set, Mrs.
Dempsey; parIor set the groom.
APPROACHING SUpT1ALs.
The marriage Of Miss Emily B. Mu1lin,
daughter OF q. 3. Mu]lin, Esq, to Afr. James
Maxwell Will occur June IL at the residence
Of tho BRIDES parents, No. 45o North La
Edward 4. Davis left the city Thursday
for Mineral Point, where he will lead to the
altar one of Wisconsi,f's bellies. He has the
best wishes Of his friends.
Miss Carrie Deutscl, of this city, and Mr.
Henry P0lachek, Of Waukesha, will be mar
rled at No. 3s19 Langley avenue Wednesday
evening.
The, wedding Of Mr.. Rudolph Williams
and Miss Lita Ferris occurs the latter part Of
The engasementof Miss Rose Cole to M1.
Al LleDenstein is announced.
SOCIAL AND CLUB NOTES.
The fifteenth anniversary Of the marriage
of Mr. and Mrs. William j. Rospnfeis was
celebrated Tuesday evening at their resi-
denee, No. 37l2 Vincennes avenue, their
friends rendering them q surprise party.
The. fifth, birthday Of their son Hugo was
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l1ttle 1ofRa d very pleasant evening was
paSSed. ,.............
Inc anniversary exercises OF Aliens Acau-
elny TOOK place THURSDAY evening In the hall
OF the Academy, on IWenty-secUnd street.
An eScelent musical and literary program
was executed, reeItations by Prof. hayser
and others being especial features.
Last Monday evening very pleasant sur
PRISE parry was given ct AID Men urny's
residence, no. y North Morgan street, about
thirty couples being present. The evening
was very pleasantly passed, dancing being
the principal feature.
Alr. Mark 5. Lansing gave the first of his
pupils receptions last Saturday evening at
his residence. A very enjoyable program
was provided.
Mr.. Charles Goodman, OF 2l7 South Ash
land avenue, gave 4 very enjoyable lunch
party Thursday to the ladies' Of the W. G. r.
U:
While last week was In social circles al
most devoid Of Eayety, the reception Of Mrs.
James Owen and Mr.. and Mrs. 3. w. Ken
dali, of No. $40 Wabash avenue, rendered to
Alr. and Mrs. James T. Owen, nee }Nickes,
was all event Of interest and elegance.
Flowers, music, and numerous guests lent
their charm to one Of the pleasantest recep-
lions Of the season.
. :: COMING EVENTS.
Tnvftarions arc n,,t for the eeva1,th an,,,ot
rquulon Of f;ilenns a1,G ); ~ hsa ,,,,artnra
ara o,rTsiand Wil,l Ernwn;as T',la Wis RIA
general rtau1inn last; from .In1v II, - fhe