, 1880-05-16
OUR SOCIETY.
CHICAGO.

| AsN1SAAAf
William E. Day, Of the Chicago Ercntut
Journal. The ceremony was performed b.
the Rev. DR.. PuRt, in the presence of large
company of friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Day ar
rived in this city last week, and will take III
their permanent residence here.
The marriage of Miss Ella 3l. Casey, o,
Pekin, ILL.,, and Mr. Howard S. Kretscbm ar
of st. Louis, took place Tuesday noon al
Pekin. a number Of ladies' and gentlemen
| from this city was present at the ceremony
which was performed by the Rev. Charles
| Champlin.
Miss S. 4. Klar occurred Tuesday, at D. H.,
in St. Patrick's Church, the Rev. P. F. Con-
| way celebrating. John j. Kneip and Miss
Rosa Klar acted as attendants. A reception
| was given In the evening at the residence OF
the BRIDES parents, and a brilliant display Of
| presents was made.
The wedding of Miss Eta Barrow, daugl,-
| ter of William Barrow, Esq., and Mr.. Mil
ton Z: Davis, was celebrated in quiet man
| ner Thursday evening at the residence OF
the BRIDES parents, No. sfS Fulton street.
! The knot was tied by the Rev Luther
l'ardee, of Calvary Episcopal Church.
The marriage Of Miss Minnie Stewart. Of
Kansas, and Mr: Frank Leavitt, Of this city,
Kas. Mr. and Mrs. Leavitt arrived in Chi
cago Wednesday, and arc ''at lloule'' to their
| friends at No. o75 Chicago avenue.
| The marriage OF Miss Gtorgie Jackman.
Bloomington, Ill.,, to Mr.. Horace ". Sorer,
OF this city, was celebrated "Wednesday at the
home of the brides parents IN Bloomington.
The wedding of Miss Emma Schoenhofen
brated Wednesday afternoon at Tie home of
the bride's parents, corner Prairie avenue
and Twenty-dftl street.
Mr. George W. Grannis was celebrated
Warren avenue, the Rev. David Swing otiici-
ating.
Last Tuesday evening the Rev L. f. Kit
tredge united in the lioiy bonds of matri-
Cass, ESD, and ii. Edwin McCracken, one Of
Chiago's young Businessmen. The cere-
mony took place at the residence of the
II the presence Of IL only tho intimate friends
very handsomely dressed in a dark travelling
suit, and looked charming. The presents
were numerous and very appropriate to the
occasion: Mr:. and Mrs. McCracken took an
evening tram TOR a snort trip East.
APPROACHING SCrT1ALs.
The marriage Of Miss Josephln,e J: Mead,
II. Hamline will be celebrated Wednesday
Methodist Church, Ev,nston. i reception
will follow at the residence Of the BRIDES
uncle.
The marriage of Miss Minnie E. Sweet,
daughter of 4. S. Sweet, of Detroit, and Mr..
j. E. Machmore, Jr.. Of this city, will be ctl-
ebrated Wednesday noon at ST. Paul's
Church, Detroit
The marriage of Miss Bertha Elie1 and Mr..
Louis Wilmer " u take place Wednesday
evening at s O'Clock at the residence Of the
brides parents, No. 1894 Indiana avenue.
The marriage of Miss Hattie Hyman,
%ggs SfagnSm5 m Of s seabaa ays neS d anda7 M Na1fy
O'Clock at the Hotel Frankfurt.
The marriage of Miss Emma Stose and Mr.
G: !: Helpe{t will take place a J., ThprSday p1fd;
parents. ~ " -
The marriage of Miss Caroline Louise
Dudley, Of DAYTON, O., to Mr. Leslie Carter,
of this city, will be solemnizcd Thursday,
May Is, at Dayton.
The marriage of Miss Pauline Sherwood,
Steele. viii bo celebrated Thursday evening.
The engagement of Miss Dessa Tanning
and Mr. Cha1les =. Cormack is announced.
soc1A1 AND CLUE SorEs.
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4oI,e ras ,,.s ,,d X H. ~ pnttar,,n l'u 1no
spGhse oh was maze t oy nl: baa1e,an 1 dr;
of Comnamv First Regiment was aiyen
at the Ar,norv Thnrsdav evening. and pToyeti
a highiy ENJOYABLE affair. Tic attendance
was 5ar9e and select. and the program yery
enterta inlng. 4 feature Of the evening was
the nrofciencv as adriIl-mastnr Of the 3year-
old old son Of Capt. - Davis. DANCING iii illed out
tha latter half of the evening.
The ladies' Of the B, Il. G. gave most en-
iovable calico Ieap-year PARTY Monday even
Ing in Klare's Hall About seventy-fye
COUPLES we're present, and the affair was a
pronounced success. '~'
Whittier Post, No. Z, gave their annual
campfire and Nav party Thursday night
last at Independence Hall. It was largely
attended and was a pleasant affair. The
program embraced an address, recitations. !
vocal and instrumental music, and fancy
drills. A supper of hard-tack and beans was
served at mitnicht. after which the hall was
cleared for dancing.
The l.. b. S. c. and friends were enter
tanned Friday eveninr at the residence of
Mrs. d. n. Durant, 30. al West Monroe
street.. The entertainment was a grand sue
cess
Miss Nannie Graham. of Monmouth. ILL.,.
v-|,o hoe hoor rho t-unst of Mics R..lla aIc.