, 1880-10-31

day evening ut the residence Of the brides
parents, In Bellevue. The ceremony was
performed according to the Episcopal rite by
the Rev. Moses Hamilton, Of Bellevue, as
sisted By the Rey. Mr.. Balloon, Of NorWalk,
.. The ushers were Mr.. Wilbur Parker, oi
Cleveland, college classmate OF the groom
and Mr. S. D. Dodge, also Of Cleveland
The best man and only groomsman was
Afr. Edward G. Assay, Jr:, brother of the
groom, Of this city, and Miss Ida Crane, of
Cincinnati was the bridesmaid The cos.
tunes of many Of the ladies presen were
conspicuous for their elegance and taste.
The bride wore handsome brocade satin
dress with court train elaborately trimmed
with draping and fringe Of cut pearls, some
duchess lace, an heirloom in the family, and
decorated with crushed flowers and orange
blossoms The dress Of Miss Crane, the brides
maid, was of cream-colored satin, trimmed
similarly to the BRIDES, except that the front
of the dress was crepeda chlen, Mis-. Wood
ward looked courtly in dress Of ruby vel
vet with white satin apron front embroidered
with iridescent beads and trimmed exteu-
siyely with duchess lace Mrs. Assay, the
mother of the groom, wore royal purple
velvet dress with white satin apron
front embroidered in silk and trimmed
with duchess lace and pearl beads.
The presents werenumerous and elegant, and
it would be impossible to give a complete
list Among them were a magnificent pair
OF solitaire diamond earrings, solitaire pearls.
complete set of solid silver spoons and
forks, and several complete sets of solid silver,
together with many unique designs IN
bronze, marble. and bisQue, and several ele-
CANT engravings and paintings. Mr. and
l. ri RI
tour, and win return to Chicago to take up
their residence in a few weeks.
Wednesday evening the residence OF e. W.
French. Esq, No. 75 South Morgan, street,
was the scene Of a double wedding, the con,
Mr.. r. ii. Murray, and Miss Julia Wilson and
Mr.. W. A. Skinkle, the Rev. T. n. Morrison,
Jr., of the Epiphany Episcopal Church, Off
c1aring. The ceremony was witnessed by =
large company of interested friends, and the
Mr. A. D. Haggard, formerly Of Lexington,
KY, now of Chicago, and Miss May Alice
Dawson, only daughter Of W. G. Dawson, Of
Tuscol;. were married at the Methodist Epis--
eopai Church by the Rev. ": G. Hopkins. Of
ing. The bride was attended by Miss Gray,
of Peoria, and Miss Wilson, OF Morrison
VILE. The bridal couple embarked OIL the
morning train east for Philadelphia and New
York, expecting to be absent two weeks, at
The marriage Of Miss Ida Hamlin and Mr..
Lewis D. Webster was soleinnized ut the
home of the BRIDES parents. 5l9 North La
Rev. DR.. Kittredge officiating Mr. and Mrs.
Webster will be ''at kolneo to their friends
Tuesday, Nov. % and 30, at No. 3S6 Dearborn
avenue.
tuesday evening, the Goth, at the residence
OF the brides parents, on SOUTH AoynGI lI ave-
assembled to witness the marriage of Mr..
Exodus Carroll and Miss Carrie II. Blunt,
both Of this city. The ceremony was: per
formed by the Rev. DR.. Thomas St. Louis
A quiet but very, pleasant, wedding oc-
CURED at the residence Of the brides par
ents, No. Cicero court OH Thursday after
noon, the contracting parties being Ar; II.
Dwight Chaplin and Miss Hattie e. Eddy,
the officiating Clergyman.
Miss Phoebe j. Burnham. daughter Of a.
Burnham,. Esq.,, " Mr. Charles v. Neill,
with the firm OF. s. Lyman il Co., Wednes-
day evening at the residence Of the BRIDES
was strictly private, those present including
only the relatives and most intimate friends
Of tho contracting parties. The bride was
the recipient Of an unusually large display
Of handsome presents. Mr.. and Mrs. Neill
left the same evening for q brief Eastern
The marriage Of Miss Anna NJ. johnson to
Mr.. James C, Craiu was celebrated Oct, TO at
fha residence of file bride,s parents. No. 1913
Ontario street. by The Key. James MacIaueh-
Ian. Of the Scotch PRESBYTERIAN Church, The
bride was attenGed bv Miss T'heresa Rosen-
thal and Nj. Flint Rover. Of Austin. iii.
Mr. and Mrs. Dram will be at home at No.
164 Chestnut street.
Petrie, ESQ, ct this city. and 1Ir, George
Huck, of Crown Point. Ind, were married
Tuesday evening in St. Joseph's Church.
The wedding was a quiet one. and the Young
connie left for crown Point The hride fn,
eeived nu,nhar of nresents annnr whfch
vas honse and lot fran the rronm, Miss
Pafrja is n sisfer nf Assistant Eire.SfarshaI
Petrie. 3N@'0''' 9'N
Miss Katie 4: Elwood. danehter of tha
HIM Rnehen Et,wond ~ STen,nnra III
anS nr Frant ' S11nort ,ve1a ~ nelris h&'rs &
Gax- nj sycamore nnn,hnr of chica1o
ncnnIe were nresent and tfe Knot was tiej hv
lie, Pev Drr Rnrfnn assisted hv the Rac
Mr: Curts. Altar a wefid;ne@fea the briin
and e1rnc,n lt.ff fnr.an a~tanGad Eastorn t,n,r
< Gniet wetlt1i1p r.. tnoI nl;ce Tuestiav even. ey.
fnr at the residsnce 1T the hridess. .fnii,eT
Maj. S. P..Wheeier, No. PARK row, Miss
Belle j. Wheeler being u1,ited in marriage u W to
Mr.. Sam. +, Anderson: The Rev. Dr, RYDER
officiating. Only the relatives and their
intiulate friends we're present. The Wedding
gifts were nunlerUus. beautiful. and usefuf
AIy, and Mrs. .A1iderso1I departnd the same
evening for tue East, and viii be At home.in
n. Y, after Nov, /, ..-~.::