, 1880-05-09
OUR SOCIETY.
CHICAGO,
MATRIMONIAL.

1 10y S"A1A @AAA* dNTakA " = oEIkL1Es M1kl LIT
nrn OF Henry Sears q Co., took place Satur
day evening, May l, at their future residence
NO. lS2 Elm street. The ceremony was per
formed BY the Rev. DR.. Powell, of Oak Park
and only the intimate friends Of the parties
were present
The marriage Of ". ". Evans, OF this city,
70 MISS Julia Hyde was celebrated Thurs.
! DAY at noon at the residence Of the BRIDES
parents, IN Joliet, Ill, the Rey. 4. e. Laing
officiating.
The marriage Of Miss Amelia E. Morris to
Mr. John Russell Winterbotham, of this city,
was celebrated Tuesday, April q, at WI:
mlngton, III. Mr. and Mrs. Wlnterbothaul
sailed for Europe.
The marriage Of Miss Lillian Ricke1.
| daughter Of the Hon. Henry Rickel, Of Cedar
Rapids, to Mr A. q. Newman, Of the Amer
lean Bee Journal, Chicago, was solemnized
| Thursday evening.
Miss Ada Dover and Mr. Joseph Green
were married Wednesday evening by the
Rev. r. De Baptiste.
The marriage OF Mrs. Faustina Gazolo and
Mr.. A. Ainucciani was celebrated Wednes-
day evening, May s, at the corner Of Halsted
and Adams streets. The following Is q list
Of the presents: Butter-dish, pickle-dish,
Mills, and Capt. McGarrigie; cardereceIyer. i; .
4. +. Peacock; fruit-basket, Nj. and Mrs''
r. D.. Peacock; butter-disll, Mr.. and Mrs.
Raggio; dinner-caster, Mr. and Mrs. Edman-
son; sugar-spoon, Miss Nellie NJ. Barry
clock, ink;stand, and pen-stapd, AIessrs. J..
Mailer and G. Gale; one dozen silver spoons.
Miss Enelia Gazolo: album, Mrs. Frank
Gazolo; album, John B. Chfoppi.
COMING NUPTALs.
Invitations are out for the marriage Of Miss
Kebecca Silyerman, daughter Of Lazarus
Sltye5man ,b;e a. Es9, and das Nj Leopold Moss
p. n. In the Temple K A. NJ, corner Of
Indiana avenue and Twenty-slxth street. 4
reception will be given at the Palmer House
IN the evening.
John e. Hamline will 6e celebrated Wednes-
day evening, May 10, at 7:30 o'clock, at the
First Methodist Church, Evanston.
The engagement OF Miss Daisy Wilson, of
272S Prairie avenue, and Mr.. James Barnes is
announced.
The engagement OF Miss Goodrich and Mr.
FarWell il announced.
SOCIAL AND CLUB NOTES.
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Walter N.
Pond celebrated the fifteenth anniversary of
their marriage by handsomely entertaining
large company Of friends at their new and
The parlors we're spread with canvas, and
dancinp was pleasing feature nj the evan
ing. Supper was served at 10 o'clock. and
presents were exceedingly rich and apnroo
priate' incndInr n na{r Of sinerh sofItaira
diamond earrings, the giftof III. Pond to bis
wife.
Trinity Episcopal Church Mite Society
residence of ar. nnd Mys =. p 1aii M.
f307 Niichfenn avenme and nnt,y;thstani;nv
the warm Weather. the attendance was iaree.
Dancing was the attrnction Of the eyanii1g.
b. Powers witI seyeral recitations, n ind With
character songs By AIr. viii OIcott The
naxt nartv viii be heid Tnps1nv evening
Nav Ii. Mt the residence OF Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis. on Prairie avenue.
tainment vas eiyen Thursday evening at St,
stanhen's % rnn1ct' nornar "f WenfwnEth M ora.
nue. md Twenty-fifth street. The pro
gram was under the direction of
Prof. W. 4. Deminger. and included
selections by number Of local
pastor Of the elurei, ,' Which has s now large @
congregation, and the proceeds Of the enter
taininent will be devoted to the replenish-
ment Of the church TREASURY:
The Sheridan Pleasure Club closed their
dancing season with q grand May party at
Shrum's Hall, Thursday evening. The hall
was handsomely. decorated, and there was a
large company in attendance: Mlss Lou
Jnlson was crowned Queen Of the May:
Wednesday evening Messrs. Bert Patter-
SON and Arthur Seayer gave reception to
select circle of their friends at their home,
No. 64 Fulton street, In honor of their
etst birthday. a very enjoyable time was
indnIgcd IN.
Misses Fannie and Dody Mckay enter
tanned about thirty of their little friends
Friday evening, at the residence OF Capt =.
P. Mckay, No. 231 Hermitage avenue, the
occasion being the 10th birthday Of Miss
Fanny.
The second annual meeting OF tile Calumet
ports for the past year were exceedingly en-
couraging to the members. The Club is now
on tho lookout for new quarters;
Mrs. E. s. Gillett Of No. S06 MICHIGAN aV-
enue, gave another one Of her brilliant
French receptions last Saturday evening,
WHEN the comedy La Joie Fait Peur" was
produced with considerable success.
COMING EVENTS, |
Tho nromanoda concert and hon to he |
o,,,.an RrbursInv evenino nv Comnanv c.
fR;rst Reeiment n. e.. promises to be q
daT@htfMl atfn;rr prnf Hosenhecker's full |
viii fnrnieh music. and. in adJi- |
tinn fo m eyhihition drill. viii, "silent |
maunei u nv The company there will be |
,,"m,har. ~ ncvo}ties fnt,ndnced- Dancinp /
viii follow the concert.
The 81 PickWick Trial ~ will occur Thurs
day and Friday evenings Mt Central Music |
Hall. Eminent legal talent has been secured
g., - - <oooc;o,, o,,d r,oct Interesting an-