, 1881-03-06
Several Matrimonial Events An
nouncad for the Coming
Week.
Manv of the Clubs Closing
Their Books for the
Season.
Receptions, Dinner-Parties, and
Other interesting Events.
Personal Notes.-The Latest Newf\from
the World Of Fashion.

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MATRIMONIAL EVENTS.
4 pleasant wedding occurred at the resi-
dcnce of Mr.. and Mrs. u. E. Leach, No. 15''
Calumet evc1.ue, Thursday evening, FEB. ~
being the occasion Of the marriage OF their
friends Mrs. Alice Warn and J. g. Roln. Inc
house was beautifully decorated with pro.
fusion OF flowers aud s,uilaS. As tile orldai
party, attended by Miss Alice Prosser anu
William Coleman, entered the parlors, wcd-
dinc-march was played BY Miss Minnie NlN-
on. The bride was richly dressed III snraa
silk of peculiar shade between bronze anu
gold. wittstrfmmings OF irgidcscent trlnge'
natural flowers and point lace. The Ger
e,rony was performed by the key. Il
B.. Pope, of Trinity NJ E. Church. A11er
tie congratulations were received nus
COLLATION. was served in the dlnlns-too'i''
Among the guests present were AI auu A1s'
E, I. Park, Mrs. ". +. Kellogg, MIS- =. a.
Seavey, Mr.. and Mrs James Wallace, Mts'
Y. 3I Ranny, Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. CoWe1s' NJ
and Mrs. II. e. Young, Mr.. and Mrs. jocclyh'
the rey. Mrs. Pope, Mr.. and Mrs =. U.
Truesdel. Mr.. n. r. AleCaoe, Ar. and MIS-
I'D. l.. Harry: Mr. Eugene Harny, Mrs. I.
Z. llcCabc, Mr.. :i1ld Mrs. Actlnsy, MIS-
l'rosser, the Misses Carrie and Mary Harny.
Maggie and Mary Kellogg, Miss Niles, MISS
Minnie Nixon, Miss Clarrie Prosscr, MISS
,1osepbinc Park, Miss Marian johnson, Jessie
IIaryel. 1IelIan Kellogg, Gracy Leach, Ar:o
Al. Ramsey, Mr.. l.. 4. Mitchell. and Mr.. Nc
Cabe.
Miss Fannie Berg, daughter Of Mr.. and
AIRS David Berg, and Mr.. Max Weinberg
were married Thursday evening at the resi-
4lsn 1.,:, f,,.,~
gan avenue, by the Rev. Dr. llirsch. L re-
ccptlu11 was given ut Lakeside Hall:
Miss Blanche Smith, daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. L. Smith, and Mr.. Icander Bndd, Of
luis city, were married Tuesday evening at
oclock St te a ,Snaafer rSsqenfe ,vcunn ol uo
The marriage rites between Miss Annie r.
Robinson and Mr.. William l.. I. Horslnan,
Of this city, were celebrated at No: AS Hmb-
bard street Thursday evening last: me ne
The itey. Henry &. Perry, OF All-ennts
;Irs. Kate Home and .Ir. A. y. Haskins
were married i'll this city Oh Wednesday,
Iast II cdnesday evening Charles F. Rustad
was united in marriage to Miss Louise
Eyanson Ut the residence of the brides pa
rents, No. CAD North Wood street. After the
couple, followed by the guests consre gated
lice to Il bouu1lful repast. Many useful and
valuable presents were received.
The social quiet q Aoftn e,de elselfS Is, Ths +Ss
marriage of AIr. john II. Perry, son Of Mrs.
d. W. Perry, and Miss Lillian 4. Murphy,
daughter OF Afr. and Mrs James i. Murphy.
all OF this city, Mr: Perry is promising
OF ]. Y. Farwcll g. Co., and Miss Murphy: is
well-known i'll musical circles. The wedding
took place in the Central baptist Church,
which had been tastefuiIy decorated by the
church people in honor Of the OCCASION. SO !a1s lne
E. o. Taylor, the, pastor. IN the
presence Of a large number of invited guests,
who nearly filed the house. Both parties
had long and faithfully served i'll the Sum
day-sc.1ool and choir, and their services were
handsomely remembered in 4 beautiful gift of
;ts1lyer tea set. accompanied BY all album con-
tainin1 the autographs of the many donors.
They were also the happy recipients OF many
other. handsome presents from admlrlng
friends
Tile marriage Of Mr.: James Mcdonald
Mulchahey, Of New York City, to Miss
Sophie II. Sergeant, of this city. occurred at
her fathers residence ~ 81 Bryant hsenne,
mony was performed by the Kev. Henry I.
Miller. 4 large number of friends were
present, and many and valuable gifts we're
received. The bride and groom bade their
New York City, where they will maize their
hpme AmonE the guests were e. AT: II nl1 3uia
Mrs. 6: 3. Carter, Mr: r. and Mrs; l. Il; M Eel
S: G. Bailey, .Mr: and Mrs, Waterman, Mr.
Mrs. c. 4. Oryls, Mr.: and Mrs. s. e. Sar-
Eeant, Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Pride. Miss Clara
Baker, Miss Julia Ross, Miss Ida Parsons,
the Misses Anna and Minnie Culbertson. the
Misses Waterman. Mrs. {. \. Bourne. Mrs.
Charles B. orr, Mr. Wallace Dc Wolf, Nir.
{. NJ. Wainwright, and Ar. William Sar.
Eeant and daughter.
4 very brilliant wedding occurred last
Tuesday evening, the contracting parties pe-
ing Miss kittie q. Fitzgerald. young lady
we'll known in the society circles OF Chicago.
and aIE It. H. = 2fcieyey ley Mho ao is s9nneetee a ca4s
1nouy took place at St Jarlatil's Church, at
O'Clock. Miss Maggie Fitzgerald and Mr.
Will NIcClevey attended the bride and groom
and Messrs. J. 4 Travis and J. Waliace
acted as usilers. 4 reception followed At ;he
residence OF the brides parents, No. Go2 Wes1
Madison street. During the evening tht
young couple were serenaded by the Lyon 1
Healy Band which played several beautiful
selections. The presents were numerous lllt
costly, and among them was. z. very hand
some silver tea set from the fellow-employe:
OF the groom.
The marriage Of Miss Anna Morgan. tn
well-known dramatic reader. to Mr. II. 7
Skir, business hlanaEer of the Redpatf
Bureau, was celebrated Jan. 20. Mrs. Skit
will continue her dramatic readings undel
the name Of Miss Anna Morgan.
Miss Annie uennisch and Mr.. Arthur Uh
lendolff were married at the residence Q
the BRIDES parents, No, $50 North Clar]
street. Thursday evening, Feb. q. Mr: AM
iirs. Uhlendorif arc at home to their trlend
The ina marriage &c Of + Mr. Albert Betcher ant
Miss Augusta StensOn occurred ut the resi-
Thurs.l:y evening. lie Rev: i. Forsyth oil