, 1880-07-18
OUR SOCIETY.

| CHICAGO.
! SOCIAL AND MATRIMONIAL NOTES.
The marriage Of Hiss Ada Woodward
daughter of the Rev. George W. Woodward
| to Mfr. Albert Glasbell will be celebrated
Tuesday evening, July q, at halt-past I
O'Clock, at Unity Church. a reception will
follow from until II o'clock at No. 140 War
rem avenue.
Mrs. II. 4. Town and Mr.. Edwin E. Brown
we're married July at the residence of the
bride by the Rev. Il. T. Miller.
PERSONAL.
Aid. Edward Larkin, of Wheeling, ".
Va, member Of the Democratic State Cen
trail Committee of West Virginia, who has
been visiting his cousin, ". II. Downs, OF
244 North La Sale street, for Tie past four
weeks, returned to his home Thursday
evening.
j. E. MARITIME and family left the city
Wednesday evening, intending to make an
extended visit East. They will make their
first stop at Saratoga, and will 80 from there
to other points Of interest.
The friends of AIr. and Mrs. George R.
Day will be pleased to learn that they are ell
joying the cool breezes Of Duluth, for which
place they sailed after their marriage, at
CNsAN~A ~ AAAt EV0A HAoANo " t4GA 4A<kAJ
friends.
Mt. ". B. Cornell and family left last
Tuesday on the Steamer Peerless for tour
OF the lakes, and thence to Minneapolis and
1nelghb!oring apo spmner-resorts. They will re-
Mr land Mrs. S. ]. Surtlam left for the East
last Tuesday for their annual summer trip,
visiting Lake George, Saratoga, and other
points. They'wiIl be absent several weeks.
csr1!, The Misses S. Annie and Moliie Ogilby, Of
Chicago as sulnlner-resort, are visiting
their relative, Mrs. William II. Gregg, OF No.
137 Dearborn avenue.
Mrs. S. K. Dow and her daughters, the
Misses Fannie, Maud, and Hattie, are at Fox
Lake. They are accompanied by Miss Gertie
Dnrfee aud Mrs. Orrin l.. Evans.
= Miss May Otis, daughter of f. r Otis, left
the 10th for Europe on the steamer White
Star. SHE expects to remain there a year at
Miss Cyrena Car1nean, Of Lawrence, Kas.,
IS spending few weeks with the family Of
DR.. Charles Gilbert Davis, Of No. 705 Adams
street.
Wednesday, intending to be absent several
weeks.
The Misses Mamie and Katie Ashwortll
started Monday for all extended trip to Den
yer aud the Rocky Mountains.
Mrs. Ira Tomblin and Mrs. j. L. Clark left
- Ac@ eAA~ %~%~7AAN1 ~ ~ ARoC4AS bAAN
John III F F. .:iI' Rcveii, william Kane, and Alex
ander II. RevelI will leave Tuesday morning
for Devils Lake and the Del1s.
Miss MARI. Hahn, of 10. a207 Michigan
c. Watrous, Of Iunia, Mich.
Miss Minnie, E. 1lawley, of 3s+ Warren
avenue, has returned from her visit to Miss
Alma Lacey, of Lincoln.
Miss Jennie Piper, Of Philadelphia, is
f3n u non In ~
Il: Sheppard OH Forest avenue.
Mr. and Airs. W u. Brewer returned last
week after an absence of four weeks in the
East.
are spending their vacation in Greeley, Colo.
Miss Fannie 31. Anderson left last Tues
day for two weeks visit in Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". II. Moorhouse, OF A(ichi-
gan avenue, have returned from the East.
A. F. Holden and family left Tuesday for
Mr.. and Mrs. +. K. Baker are rusticating at
the Thousand Islands.
Frank Il. Pierce and Charles E. Dewey are
spending three weeks vacation at Omena,
Grand Traverse Bay, Mich.
Mrs. S. u. DunninE, of Englewood, gave
lunch party to number of friends Friday
afternoon.
Mr.. George Bancroft, of Englewood, has
returned from business trip to Boston,
Mass.
3lr. and Mrs. n R. Davis, nee Barrow, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. North are spending
a few days ut Bon Ami Camp, Lake Geneva.
Alr. and Mrs. S. II. Elmer left Friday for
The seashore.
the passengers on board the steamer Nyack,
bound for Niagara Falls, via the lakes.
Miss Car1nine, of Lawrence, Kas, is SPEND |
ne few weeks with the family Of DR..
Charles G. Davis. No. 715 West Adams street. |
Mrs. Eiyira II. Coleman, who sailed FROM |
F1.$y
:or Paris and the South Of France, will re-
main III Europe until fall i'll the hope of re- /
her health, which has long been |
impaired.
Miss Lille l. yosburgh, Of South Ada
adams street, leave the city this week for an
extended tour. They will visit all the prom
nent wateringg-places.
Mrs. John 4. Hoxie has gone to Geneva
Lake, and Afr. Hoxie has gone to Texas OH
Mrs Charles Liebenstein and children and
llrs. a. l.. Simon and children are spetMiin.
he summer at Fullersberg, OIL the farm OF
lIr. Ed. Fuller.
morrow for Lake Minletonk:l Minnesota
HEsPEEIA PICNIC.
The fourth annual picnic excursion to
,eneya Lake under the auspices Of HcSreria
lodge, 4. E. nrd A. ~, took place last Fri
ay, and in point of attendance and enjoy
lent was the most successful yet given.
ave ave been made to order "by particular
equest''; the special train fast and
the company agreeable; the
IKE and the picnic c-grounds more delightful
ian can well be-. imagined BY any one who
plendid summer weather. Following
and liberal managers Of
lese Hesperia excursions have, succeed