, 1881-10-02
OUR SOCIETY.
The Chief Events Of the Last
Six Days.
Married and Betrothed = Receiving
and Received-The Clubs.
Returning from the Watering Places
and Wedding Tours.
Notes Of the Latest Fashions-Gossip
for the Ladies.

Married. Sept. 2G, by the Rev, IL &. Car
r;,ll. BAPTIST clergyman, ut M 104 Delaware
,,,arc Elizabeth Sims to Francis Deakin,
commission merchant, bcfnre select conl-
pa,,y of friends. After Ill elegant cHtcrtallt-
nent. the happy couple left amidst warm
congratulations upon all extended bri;ial
tour. Many are the heartfelt wishes that tile
lady and gentleman may live long to enjoy
every happiness and blessing.
4 very pleasant affair which took place ut
Naywon1 on Thursday afternoon was the
marriage Of Miss May Lawliss to MI. +. f.
Russell both of haywood. Only the rcla-
lives and few particular friends witnessed
the ceremony, which took place ut the resi-
dence or the brides mother.
The wedding of David II. 1tanck and Alice
+. I:owley was solcMl1izctI in aqnict manner
last Thursday evening at the resitienct OF
thc brides parents on Fulton street, the Rev.
George IL. peake officiating. The happy
tns,1,Ie take III their residence in lnti;lnapn-
lis, in which city Mr.. lialtck controls and
edits 4: magazine deEutcd /" the milling III
Miss Cora i. r. Tomli!,son, daughter Of
tile late Charles j. Tulnlinson, OF Parts.
lno,lt:l, y. H., and Mr.. ". IL. Leonard. Of
this city, were quietly married Tuesday
evening last by Bishop Fallows, 1T No. ;sss''s
Calumet avenue.
Mr. George Cross aud Miss .stidic Lal>ster.
both IT this city, were Quietly married
Wednesday cyel,i1l. BY the Rev. Mr. Dorsey.
'I'ilcy were made tll.e recipients Of Il number
of handsome presents.
, The marriage of Miss Grace \. Leuward,
daughter of r. e. Letiwarti, and Mr. George
t,. Carter touk place 1T th,: residence III the
brides parents, NJ. 'Gl Washington street.
last Monday evening" the Rex !. Il. Sll11ltz,
oi Bati.nnre; o'liciatin. assstso py the i;t'v;
.f..r1 ttf
friends OF the family being present. The
PRESENTS were numerous, valuable, anti USE
full, The happy couple left on the evening
train fur a "trip to Wisconsin. ;tlN! nll their
return will be ut home ut NO. Ill Nas'all's-
ton STREET.
Last Thursday evening Mr.. Samuel X:
Wilson and Miss MaryC. Gaynor wett' united
III marriage ut st. l'atrieks Church, the Key.
Father t;al!i=an officiating. The brides1uai:!s
in attendance were Miss Ella ti;!ynor. Misses
were Mr. William Wilson. Alr: William F"ltz,
and Mr., Matthews. of Sr. Louis. Messrs. l..
+. Wilson, H. K. iiaven"t, Eugene Eai"ntin.r.,
and ". II. Sccorl acted ;tS FISHERS lMl'eui- u
ately after the ceremony tnc purity leit l1ie
church tn the strains of M,.'ldel>s,'nS :
wedung-1narch amt repaired to- tile residence
nt the brides parents. No 2ls South Stnga-
mon street. wi,e1, the newlS-iarrled couple
received the congratulations Dt their friends.
The bride is L daughter Of Mr. john tsHyllar,
If the Chicago Board ot Trade, anu the groom
holds responsible position in the ticket he-
plrtment ot the Northwestern Railroad COM
p;l1ly Among the wedding guests were many
friends from st. Louis. PittsburG, Bradford,
Evanston. and other cities. The. entertain
nent was served by tckarl, the caterer;
The presents were numerous and beautiful
in design Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson left last
night for St. Louis, am! will he absent for
tllree weeks. visiting Baltimore. Washington,
l'ittsbur*, and Cincinnati. On their return
reception will be given at the brides former
residence.