, 1880-04-11
OUR SOCIETY.

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| OUR SOCIETY.
CHICAGO.
MATRIMONIAL.
The marriage of MI. Millard F. Yates and
Miss frankie Quick took place at the resi-
dence OF the groom No. 1903 Park avenue
last Wednesday evening at s O'Clock, the Rev
c. Perren officiating. The ceremony was
| witnessed only by the relatives and few ot
the most intimate friends Of the bride and
groom. Mr. and Mrs. Yates wisely CON
cluded to forego wedding trip for the pres
ent, and commenced life in earnest from the
very start. They were the recipients Of many
handsome aud useful presents.
! The marriage Of Miss Laura B. Marshall
and Mr. Alfred F. Lunt was celebrated in q
very quiet manner at the residence OF the
BRIDES father, Mr.. J. II. Marshall, No. $50
Indiana avenue, last Tuesday evening.
The marriage of Miss Eleanor Seymour
and Mr.. Sidney Guy Sea, Of this city, was
| quietly solemnized at the residence Of the
BRIDES parents, No. PAS Franklin avenue,
Cleveland, o. Owing to the illness Of the
| bride the wedding reception will not occur
| until Tuesday evening, Maya.
On Tuesday evening last, at the Jesuit
| Church, Mr. Frank E. Vosburgh was mar
| ried to Miss Nora Griffin. Immediately after
the ceremony the happy couple proceeded
to the residence OF the groom, No. 457 West
Taylor street, where number Of friends
were assembled to greet them. The presents
were numerous and useful.
On Thursday evening last, at the Church
OF the immaculate Conception, there occur
red a very pleasant wedding the contracting
ncrf1pQ haiY,r EC1spn r1 Haffnrt1of1 1f
Keith Bros, land Miss Mary Ennis. The
bride was attended by Miss Mollio Heffer-
nan, sister OF the groom, and Alr. James
Leonard l acted as best man. Immediately
the house Of Mr.. Heffernan, attended by the
most intimate friends.
The marriage Of Alr. Frederick D. Wait, of
the propeller Nashua, to Miss Florence Al.
Wslls tQ1k Place On the a. evening Of the 5th
No. 16 Thirty-eighth street. Invitations for
the ceremony were limited to the immediate
friends. The bridal presents were numerous
PROSPECTIVE BLISS.
and Mr.: Harry Gold will be solemnized to-
day at No. 130 South Jefferson street, the
Rev. Samuel Marks officiating.
SOCIAL AND CLUB NOTES.
a most delightful reunion Of the old pupils
and friends Of J. Edwin MARITIME took place
at Ills W est Blue Acn0eQ1Y, Oh ADA street,
last Thursday evening, which was yerv
largely attended. a bountiful supper was
served. and music and dancing was the order
of the evening,
4 series Of French soirees or entertain
ments. inaupnrated for the exclusive benefit
and an1usement Of French studenfs- have
been held every Saturday evening during the
nast winter at tha residence of Mrs T W
Gillette, Nc. SOC Michigan avenue. Tie en-
tertain1nents, whiGh have been very select
and enjoyable, hare consisted of dramatic
refdfiigs and 'recltatfous, music, conversa-
ton, ETC., all in French.
The annual exhibition and Juvenile soiree
by the pupils Of Bourniq1e's West Side
Academy took place last Friday evening, and
was we'll attended The program was very
attractive one, embracing grand Polonaise
by tile children; the cachucI,a, " Pas de Mat
ciat," ~" Pas de Nina" " La Fricasec," !" " Man
0la,'' "Chinese Dance - +" Cupid's Triumph
"Coquet Polka1":. " Highland Fling" and
other new and fancy dances, concluding. with
a "German" BY the children, and Grand
March. The adults joined in the dance at
the conclusion Of the program.
The West Side Coffee Club gave delight
full entertainment last Thursday evening ut
the residence Of Mr. and Mrs. J.: ". Skinkle,
No. 543 West Monroe street. The character
Of the entertainments was That of q Leap-Y year