, 1880-04-18
OUR SOCIETY,":
CHICAGO,

MATRIMONIAL
The wedding Of Miss Jennie z. Vaugha
and Arthur ]. Perry took place Wednesday
at 10 a. ILL.,, In the Cathedral Of SIS. Peter an
Paul The ceremony was performed by tn
Rev. ]. II. Knowles. 4 large congregatio
witnessed the pleasant nuptials, and after tn
ceremony the bridal party and their immed
ate relations lunched at the residence Of th
BRIDES parents, No. 110 South Peoria street
The newly-married couple will be- ga
i,ome," after April 20. at No. 3Sl West Ad
aims street.
Miss. Carrie Thompson, OF Elgin, and Mt
James Wayne, of this city, were united IL
marriage Wednesday evening at the resi-
dence Of the brides parent in Elgin. Afte
brief bridal tour through the East tht
happy couple will take up their residence II
this city.
The marriage Of Miss Jennie II. Ford ant
Eugene Harvey was celebrated Thursday
afternoon ut Riverside. The Rev. r 3
Pope performed the ceremony. They viii
take up their residence on Twenty-dfth
street.
The marriage of Miss Addle Bneyer and
MIR. William 0rnepp took place Tuesday
BRIDES mother, Mrs. Conrad Breyer, 6'3 Car;
roll avenue. The ceremony was witnessed
only by the relatives and most intimate
friends Of the family. The bride was hand
soMtly dressed in white brocaded silk. Tie
couple were the recipients of many hand
some and useful presents.
PROSPECTIVE BLISS
The marriage of Miss Irene Warner, Of
Austin, and Mr. L. HaSbrouck, Of Chicago,
will be solemnlzed Tuesday evening, April
~, at : O'Clock, in the Wabash Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church.
IN mar ltrn1 1f Io~fhn 1nr1fF H..
ter Of S. 3: Cobb Esq, and Mr.. William
Armour, will be celebrated Tuesday evening,
April g, at O'Clock at the Second Presby-
terian Church.
SOCIAL AND CLUB NOTES.
The Entire Nous Club met Thursday even
dent, E. /: Stewart; Vice-f'resident, r: Ell
Treasurer, Irwin II. Baird; Executive Com.
mite, 4 Il. Conger, r. e. Briggs, A. He'll
1nan, 4: b. Chandler, and james II. Hall.
bers only on Friday evening next
The Addison Literary. Society held a
pleasant meeting in their hall, No. 221 West
Madison street. on Wednesday evening. The
essTn e9ns5Hd We1 Of rednS adj 1sftaons
appointed to represent the Society in the
coming debate with the Sumner Society.
The annual exhibition BY the pupils OF
Bourniqne's Academy took place Friday
evening" a. Lue ud1i W AWeuty-Ao4lln Slreet
a very large audience was IN attendance.
and the character dances by the little ones
were heartily enjoyed. The school will re-
The west Side members Of the Central
Of Mrs. B. T.. Rider, on Warren avenue, last
wednesday evening: An excellent program
was furnished, and Prof. Swing and large
Number Of his congregation were prese nt-
The ;it last party Of the Bee Tee Club took
"aRrac3o1v Trc Mt
Hall, under the auspices OF the George H.
Thomas Post No. S, G. 4. r., and proved
one Of the most enjoyable Of the series
There were about seventy couple present
day evening by the G. A. Custer Post, G. a.
r., was quite success, and the members OF
the post tender their thanks to those ladies
and gentlemen who volunteered their sery-
The Farraeut Boat Club presented the
comic operetta Of William Tell'' Friday
evening ut Standard Hall. The attendance
was very. large. and the performance was ap-
preclated. a social hop rounded out the
Miss Emile Blackburn. of No. 17s Park
avenue, was most agreeab1y surprised last |
her birthday.
KY Pe3Saat Surprise tfadsEsd MIS-
the Children's Two-Hour Club, at the resi-. |
deuce Of her parents, No. 15S South Lincoln |
street, last Wednesday evening.
- The closing children's party at Marines |
North Side Academy was held Friday even !
[Ins, the little ones appearing in costume |
The South Side childrtn's party will be held t
Tuesday evening.
, a very pleasant surprise party was ten
1ered Miss Lizzie Keyer and Miss May Oar
'ow at their residence, No. 1901 Dearborn
street, on Thursday evening.
, The fifth reception Of the Maple Social
S!ub was held Tuesday evening at Lakeside
HALL
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The First Regiment will give . military
Thursday evening at the armory on Jack
on street. Music will be Furnished
y Prof Rosenbecker's full orchestra and
military band OF twenty-five pieces A
no nGce sa,aas musical program has been prepared
egiment will give exhibition drills. Dane
y will begin at 10 o'clock. The following
Ulcers compose the Reception Committee:
;1g%t1cos LEY E;ie: Z; 3: Knox C3pt G S; D1ehl,
hea Smith, Capt George Nichols, and Lieut
Tie annual St. Georges soctable will be
ED 3d,a On st: GEORGES Day, April g. IN the
t p. H., An. hour will be devoted to
tcrary and musical exercises, after which
lere Will be dancing, and refreshments |
III be served. The price Of tickets las been
laced @ at 81, and large attendance is ex- I
ey's absence from the city the annual ser
on before the Association in the Cathedral
rs been postponed until Sunday, May 9, at ,
The last Of Marines April series of parties
III take place Saturday evening at The West &
|ae Hall, on Ada street: The season scfol-
rs are especially invited. The closing chil- {
FeI,s party will take place Friday evening !
the same hall.
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