, 1881-03-20
Couples Who Will Wed, Even
in Lent.
Notable Receptions, Club Parties,
ETC., Of the Past Week.
Much Dancing, Much Feasting, and
Much General Enjoyment.
What the Ncw York Spring Fashions for
Ladies Will Be.
Some Gorgeous Suits Described, and Their
Beauties Dilated Upon.
CHICAGO.
MATRIMONIAL EVENTS.


slATlsIMoSIA1. EVENTS.
Miss Nellie N. Butler, daughter of Mr.. G
Il. Butler. and Mr.. William +. Linn yer
,uarried Monday evening at the residence 0
the BRIDES parents, No. 3406 Prairie avenue
the Rev. David Swing officiating. Mr.. an
Mrs. Linn will reside at No. 1919 Michigan
avenue.
Mr.. Henry Levy and Miss Tenie Milos
1owsky were united III marriage last Srlnda
evening at Glickauf's Hall, OIL NoBtll Clar]
street. The Rev. SAMUEL Marks of1iciated.
Miss Jennie kohn, second daughter of Jo
seph A. kohn, and Mr.. Sol Kaiser, OF New
York, were married Tuesday evening a
half-past & O'clock at the residence of til,
BRIDES parents, No. o0lS Calumet avenue, th'
Rev. DR.. Felix Adler officiating. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Kaiser left "Wednesday for San Fran
cisco, arid will be absent for some weeks
Upon their return they will be "at home
at No. 20lS Calumet avenue
Al the residence Of the BRIDES parents. No
$40 Columbia street, Burlington, Ia, at
O'Clock Tuesday, Miss Clara z. Churchill
daughter of F. E. Churchill, Esq, Of the firm
Of Reynolds s. Churchill. wholesale drug
glsts. was united i'll marriage to Mr.. c. II,
Strong, Of this city. the Rev. DR.. Ellsworth,
Miss u. Emma Jones was united III mar
liage Tuesday, March Is, to Mr. Al. ".
lI:tzclinc, of this city, at the residence OF
the brides parents, No. 134 Throop street,
the Rev. Dr. kittredge officiating. The al
fair was strictly private, none but the rel:.-
lives of the contracting parties being present.
Mr.. and Mrs. IlazcItlne left Immediately fos
the East, where they will spend two weeks,
and upon their return will be at home to
their friends at the above number. where
they will reside for the present.
Une IF the pleasant society events Of the
week was the marriage OF Hamilton F. Nor
ris. Of the Chicago, Rock Island g. Pacific
Railway and Fannie. daughter uf Archibald
McAllister, "Wednesday, at the residence of
the brides parents. No. 1923 Michigan ave
hue The ceremony was Hertorineu by the
Kew. T. B. Pope, Of Trinity II. +. Church.
AMONG TIE CLCI;s.
On last Monday evening Rainbow Lodge,
No. 400, L q. q. T., tied up the goat and let
and ante-rooms were crowded with the elite
and fashion of the city, nearly 500 being
present. The first part Of tile evening was
devoted to 4 select musical and literary en-
ing. after which a light COLLATION. was served
to those who desired to partake. Dancing
occupied the remainder OF the evening. The
officers and members will long be Tenlenl-
bered, as they did everything in their power
to make their guests at home
The Scotch Battalion, Companies e and H
OF the Sixth Regiment, give a grand recep-
ton at the arlnory Of the First Regiment,
Wabash avenue and Jackson street. Friday
evening, the 18th inst, at O'Clock.
The Thirteenth Ward Veteran Club has
arranged for a sociable to be held at O'Neill's
Hall. No. G,9 West Lake street, "Wednesday
evening. Dancing, singing, and addresses
are to be the order of the entertainment.
Club and BY AID. Thompson and Brady.
The Loretey Musical and Dramatic Club
will give an entertainment at the residence
of J. H. Clutches, No. 1856 West Jackson
street. Tuesday evening,
The second grand complimentary party of
the Friendly Social Club was held at Lake
side Hall, corner Of Indiana avenue and
Thfrty-trst street. Thursday evening. There
was large attendance, and the evening
passed in very enjoyable manner.
The Friday Night Club met Friday evening
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Squires, GIT West Monroe street: It was the
eighth meeting of the Club; The following
duet, Ar. and Mrs. 4. J. PomerOy; recitation,
Mrs. II. II. Dickson; fancy dance, the Misses
Florence and Dottie; song, Afiss Jennie Her
rick; reading OF Charles Reade's -'Dora,''
Prof. II. n. Dickson: piano solo, Miss Carrie
SQuires. Mrs. Charles Squires and n J. 3.
Nellegarwere the Program Committee. After
the musical and literary treat there was 4
iance.
Miss Florence Loyeday entertained the T.
E. S. Club in very pleasant manner Friday
evening ut her residence, No. 603 West WASH
instou street.
The La Belle Club had very pleasant
time at Avenue Hall st, Patrick's evening.
music was furnished by Neeley's orchestra
st. Johns Society gave a very pleasant
party at Central Hall St. Patrick's evening.
Some 200 couples were in attendance. and
dancing was kept up until the 'Wee sina'
hours" of the morning.
Thursday night after the game at the rink,
the Buffalo polo team was rendered COM
plllnentary banquet at the Palmer House.
The table was spread i'll the ladies' ordinary.
The twenty SECOND annual banquet and re-
union Of the members of the Sigma Phi So
cety resident i'll Chicago and the Northwest |
was Ae!u tuesday evening at tile Sherman |
llnusc. About thirty members were present, !
anu 4 very enjoyable evening was spent
Last Friday evening TIT members Of the
Epsilon Chapter Of the Phi Kappa Sigma |
Fraternity at the Northwestern University |
participated III Il grand slcigE-ride, each gem |
tleltlan being careful to select for himself a |
talr companion for the occasion.
The Alliance Literary Society gave a recep-
tion and banquet Thursday evening at tile |
1,ftlmeE nouse. 4 feature Of the evening was |
1ae 1ai IeadlnE n al of 2 paper on Historical Para-
1nesday evening about thirty prominent |
members of the Royal Arcanum sat down to
IN elaborate dinner, spread by John b.
Drake, at the Grand Pacific.
Thursday evening tile members of St. Pat
1fck's Society celebrated the anniversary of |
their patron saint with banquet and recep-
tiom at The Palmer House.
The Grand Conclave OF the knights of !
Academy March II.
The approaching reception and banquet of |
the Drill C0rps Of the Apollo Colnmalldery |
will be one of the society events long to be |
House Wednesday evening, March %, and |
extensive preul ulratiOnS to commensurate tia