, 1880-02-01
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Events Of the Week-lts Wooings
and Weddings. -
Entertainments, Receptions, Par
-'' ties, and Balls.
Announcements Of Future Dofngs-Move.
ments Of Society People.

Announcements Of Future Dofngs- Move.
ments Of Society People.
CHICAGO.
| MATRIMONIAL.
| The marriage OF Miss Matte Faulds, daugh'
ter Of D. P. Faulds, Esq, Of Louisville, and
Mr.. Octavius Badger, Of Chicago, took place
last Wednesday noon at the residence of the
BRIDES parents, and was brilliant affair.
The ceremony was witnessed by the relatives
| and intimate friends Of the contracting par
! ties, and was performed by the Rev. DR..
| Craik, In tho Episcopal form. The newly
married couple are guests Of Mrs. T. ". Har-
| vey, 694 Prairie avenue. "
The nuptials of Miss Eloise L. Sargent, OF
this city, and Mr. 0. E: Lehow, Of Denver,
Col, were celebrated at Trinity Episcopal
| Church Wednesday evening. The bridal
order: The ushers, Messrs. 4. Carlson and Il.
Orring; the bridesmaids, Misses Flora .Sar-
gent, sister Of the bride, and Lena Carlson,
| attended by the brothers of the bride, AIessrs.
F. Z. and W: Fl. Sargent, the bridegroom,
the bride. The bridesmaids wore. comhina-
tion costumes of lavender silk and brocade,
the mother black silk and velvet, and the
bride becoming costume Of white organdie
and satin, with veil and orange blossoms.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Walter H. Moore, Of Decatur, ILL.,, after
which the relatives and intimate friends re-
paired to the BRIDES residence and offered
their hearty congratulations and wishes for
future happiness. The newly-Wedded II pair
took the evening train for the East. Their
future home will be in Colorado, Of which
State the groom was one Of the. first settlers,
the bride having resided therealso for several
years. Presents from relatives and friends
se oEs e s aa Gare Pae Eldest
daughter Of Mr., NJ: E. Page, Of the firm of NJ.
E! Page & Co., to Mr.. James McDevitt- was
celebrated at the residence Of the brides
father, No; 1s7 Huron street, Thursday even
Miss Minnie Geselbach performed the duties
| of bridesmaid, and Mr.. George Charlton at-
| tended the groom as best man. The wedding
! was quiet one, none but relatives and few
groom being in attendance. The presents
were numerous, handsome, and costly. Mr..
and Mrs. McDevitt left the city for the South
on the O'Clock train OF the Chicago y Alton
Railroad. g.,
A quiet butyer antwedding took place
Of the BRIDES mother, Mrs. d. S. Henry, the
contracting parties being Miss Grace E. Bush
nell, daughter Of the late Mai. .: R. Bush
ge e and sgdeSaea M ge 5d Sf obass s 1ts HSn r. G Ms
Of West Side, Ia, son Of Norman Clark, of
this city. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. J. E. .Gooahue, Rector Of Grace
Church, assisted by the Rev. DR.. Boardman.
PROSPECTIVE BLISS.
Miss Louise Levy and 1lr. Louis Barth will
evening. at the residence of the bride, No. 2lo
if1 is tH said 1llaf tlst Mr. Hurlbut and Miss Bel
KNAPP will be married early in February.
The engagement Of Mr.. Ed Getchell to a
Detroit lady is talked of in society circles.
The marriage Of Miss. Jessie Bradley, and
Mr.. Victor Lawson will take place at the
New England Church next Thursday.
The marriage of Mr.. J. G. Craig and Miss
Nellie Conneu will take place Tuesday even
The betrothal of Mr.. Herman B. Falk and
Miss Minnie Eliel, both of this city, IS an-
Miss Carrie Boutwell,, daughter Of MI. ".
Woltmann, at the residence Of the brides
parents, No. 51s Warren avenue, Tuesday
The imiarriage Of Miss Tillie G; Boyle and
next at ST: Patrickss: Church: Ceremony At
7:30; reception at home, II North Carpenter
The engagement of Miss corwith and Mr.:
Hamill is announced.
Miss Burlock is reported to be engaged to
Mr.. Butterfeld.
The marriage of Miss Mary Town1ey Hall
and Mr.. Stewart Dunn Of New York, will be
celebrated Tuesday at l O'Clock at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Potter Palmer, No. 3G3
Dearborn avenue
Invitations have been issued; for the mar
riage ceremony of Mr.. Albert Si1berberg to
Miss Lena Bar, The event will occur to-day
at $50 P N: The Rev. Si Mark;s Marks. Of the the
ceremony will take place at the residence Of
Mrs. George Braham, No. 27S East Thirty
seventh stTeet, between Wabash aud AIelli-
gan avenues.
GRAND ARMY HALL.
Gqes6ag sysnDg 6 SefTgs gos H Thongs fsk RSs
open to the public the first Grand Army
Hall fitted up in Chicago expressly. for the
use of the Order. The exercises Of the even
ing consisted OF the annual installation Of Of
fcers, Comrade Chamberlain acting as Mus
.tering Officer, after which the comrades and
their friends were delightfully."- entertained
with music and recitations until late hour.
The fine readings, Of Mrs. Harry Wager
formed O prominent feature OF the entertain
ment.
SOCIAL AND CLUB NOTES.
Mrs. J. F. Ryerson gave an elegant chill
dren's party at her residence, No. s. Cass
street, last Tuesday.
Friday afternoon Mrs. John Newell, ONO.
from to o'clock
Mrs: N. z. Fairbank gave areception Tues
day afternoon.
- Friday evening ,Mr: and Mrs. Erskin, Of
Dearborn avenue, gave children's party for
their daughter, Miss Edith. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. james Charnley gave recep
ton at their residence, No. 2a9 Erie street,
Friday evening, from 9 to 10 O'Clock.
The lady friends Of the North-End Social
Club rendered the members q leap-year
party Wednesday evening, which was com
p1ete success.
: A very agreeable surprise Was rendered
Capt; F. a. Cleayeland and his son Fred, at
their residence in Norwood Park, last Tues
day evening
MI: and Mrs. B. 1. Rider, 49s Warren ave-
nue., gave a reception Tuesday evening in
honor Of Miss Floyd, of New York. A de-
lightfu1 evening was passed in dancing and
cards.
The opening reception OF the n. S. A.
Club was held Tuesday evening at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Edward Burling, No. 23S Bis
sell street, about twenty couples participat-
Ing, -,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Paul was observed at
their residence, No. 666 Erie street, Thurs
day evening. There was profusion Of tin