, 1880-08-08
OUR SOCIETY.
CHICAGO.
MATRIMONIAL

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married to Mr.. J. Hughes Fisher, Of Chicago
1.-The ceremony was performed by the Rev. T
Il. Dalton at the Methodist Episcopal Churcl,
After all extended tour through the Easter
States and Canada the bride and groom vii
l. be tat home" at No. IS Lincoln avenue o.
Tuesdays IN August.
! lfr. j. ". Reed and Miss Alice BrOwnle1
OF Englewood, were married Saturday after
noon at the residence of Mr.. William 3
Howe. The Rev. Walter Forsythe per
formed the ceremony in the presence Of few
intimate friends. The happy couple wen
Immediately to housekeeping on North Statt
street.
The marriage Of Miss Emma r. Smith anc
Mfr. X. E. AIcinllard was solelnrized Tuesday
evening at the residence Of the BRIDES pa
rents, No. 81 Hastings street. The Rev. A.
Monroe otticiated. The happy pair will be
at home to their friends after Aug. 7 at No
80 Miller street.
Miss Dora Bunnfng, niece Of Mrs. A. c.
Heslng, was married yesterday at the
| Cathedral of the Holy Name to Mr.. Henry
r. Grein. After the ceremony reception
was given to the immediate friends at. No.
30 Superior street. The happy pair will go
to Milwaukee to reside. No cards.
| The marriage Of Miss Martha r. Frfsbte,
daughter OF Augustus Frisble, Esq, and Mr..
Joseph Marshall was solemnized Tuesday
| evening at No 400 Dayton street, the Rev. F.
| P. Cleaveland officiating. The young couple
have the best wishes OF many friends.
| On Saturday last Mr.. p. ". Gates, Jr., pro-
prietor Of the Gault House, was united III
| marriage to Mrs P. ". Paine. The wedding
occurred at Geneva. Lake, and the happy
| couple will visit the principal Wisconsin re-
| sorts before returning to Chicago:
Mr ~ maIfs an9 Mss - et5a r1Sfo weGe
| tthe BRIDES parents: Tic Rsy. Samuel Marks,
| Of the Michigan Temple, offlciutcd.
/ Miss Emma Ellis, Of liennepin, ILL.,, and
Prof. T. Y. Thompson, OF Morgan Park Mill
tary Academy, were married at Granville,
Miss Agnes Murphy, Of Des afoines, a.,
and alr: VIII Hobbs, OF this city, are to be
married at an early day.
Miss Eugenie Butler, daughter Of Mr.. and
Wednesday At the residence Of her parents,
No: ll9 East Fourth street. Little Rock, Ark,
to Chester NJ, son of 0. II. Butler, the paper
manufacturer, Of this city. After the we'd
dlng MI: a. a1d Ars: Butler viii spsn,d iew
T corner of Forty-seyenth street and Egandale
avenue.
SOCIAL NOTES.
The Most Worshlpful Grand Master Of the
State Of Illinois Of 4: F. and L. NJ. Masons
Wil make an official visit to the Thomas ].
Free Masons Hail. No. rs Monroe st Street, OH OH
Thursday evening, Aug. 49, The Lodge will
be convened at o'clock sharp. and alI MEM
bers are expected to be present without
and the distinguished guests.
Last Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Best celebrated the fifteenth ami
yersary Of their wedding at their residence,
No. 81 Oak street. A Mrge number OF their
Tie Mignonette Social Club will give an
open-air reception at Miller's Garden, North
avenue and Clark street. Friday evening. :
The Zion Literary Society will give
soirco dansanta Friday evening, Aug. H. at
Baum's Pavilion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward II. Endicott, of Ellis
avenue, accompanied by their daughter,
Ais a' Mari9n EndiGott hayH Egne Est for
six six otGa %fsks 2nr They t w yst Saratoga
:, Mrs; e. L. Bradley left for Lake Superior
The Chicago people who attended the mid
Sumner r n1 MIs MMlghf p2rt{ b,d at stakgside were
Mr.. +, Smith, Mrs. Haldane, Mrs. L. il.
Noyes, Mr.. and Mrs. George Roxet and two
daughters, Mrs. j. N. Flower, Miss Flower,
c. D: ,.Lathrop, Henry W. King, J. W.
IL lE.
Mrs. L: D. Latcer Started East Friday of
last week, accompanied By her son Lewis
and daughter, Miss Ella Willden. She will
visit her brother III Brooklyn, and witt, his
family will make tour Ut the principal wa
terlng places Of the East, returning some
time III Septe,nber.
Mr.. u. i. Randolph has returned from an |
extended tour Of the East.
= Mrs. Helen S, Shield is q sucstat the Whit |
ing House, Geneva Lake.
Mr. Sa1n7ra1 Reed ic ruet;oo+irp i,, rorthorn
~ Mrs: Charles Counselman left for Saratoga
=. 1frs: j: Il; Greene and Mrs F. Reise left
for Geneva Lake Friday for TWO weeks.
Mrs. =. Partridge and children have gone
MIR. Julius Rosenberg has returned from
IN extended tour through tie East.
Ksalss Miss La La!1rn Young Is visiting friends in
~ MI John Dnaily is spending a few weeks in
Mr.; and Mrs. P. J. SaSton return from Eu-
Miss Mary Graham will remain some weeks
at the Dells of Wisconsin.
Alr. and Mrs. John I. Lester and Miss Les
ter have returned from five weeks trip to
the Eastern watering- places.
!. Mrs Leeds Greenfeaf, Of New Orleans, is
the guest Of Mrs. Il. 4. Latham.
Mr:: and Mrs c, G. Curtiss will return from
Northern Michigan next week.
AIl5. a. y. btlili, OF Uinaha, has been visit
ing relations here during the week. !;
MT. and Mrs. T. Raymond Eddy have re-
turned from the White Sulphur Springs.
Gen. Anson Stager and family have gone
TO the East, to be absent two years.
Mrs. Gen. Logan left Wednesday for Joliet, |
10 oe absent several weeks.
Miss Nellie F. Williams, of St. Louis, has
oeen visiting Chicago friends during the past
week.
Mr.: and 1lFs. Franklin II. Beckwith and
Hiss Kate Kerfoot left Wednesday for Mich
gan.
Prof: John c. Grant, Principal of the Har-
art, Classical Academy Of this city, and
amlly arrived home last evening, after q
ears absence III Europe.
Mrs. DR.. Ransom Dexter and daughter
laVo returned from their trip around the
axes to Niagara Falls and Canada. I
r. Phelps Gates is spending his va cation In
lunttng and fishing III Michigan.
Miss Eva +. Gates is enjoying three
seeks' visit in Michigan. s
Mrs: Theodore Hohenadel, nee Huehn, of
philadelphia, Pa.. returned home Aug. 4, /
fter q two months visit to her parents and
ricnds.
Miss Emma M Westerfield, of 3012 Prairie
venue, left Thursday to spend few weeks
nth her cousin, Miss Faye Z. Earl, Of Pax q
Mrs. S. J. Hamilton and daughter and Miss
little Dunno, from Plttsburg, Pa, also