, 1881-08-28
NJ. 5as Fulton street. returned from Antioch,

!, Monday, Aug. 90 %, Miss NilIie Scott, Mis-:
r Nettie scanne!i, and Miss Mary Sculloy vii
| ut Geneva Lake =. 49,.
Mrs. Charles Ellrcd and children, Of 10
loSS9 Nlehisan ,avt:suc. are spending tile sliu,
1%ner % at = SSarra%ansett Y e: Pier, r. L
days from Colorado.
DR.. Frank Il Gardiner left Thursday :fo
J an Eastern trip. lie will visit "Gardiner'>
lsiaint," the home of his ancestors, Long
: Island, Saratoga; and other places of inter
Mr. Edgar /. Wakernan aud barty lef
wednesday evening for ule lake resorts, tt
be absent three weeks:
New York, and Philadelphia.
Cyrus Bentley, Jr., left Geneva Lake
wednesday tojoin his parents at Rochester,
who go to Long Branch.
Rhode Island coast, and is expected to re-
turn in about one week.
Mrs. l.: JEFF Milbourne and Miss Sallie Nc
Gee, Of Baltimore, Md, who have becn visit
ing their aunt, Mrs. William DanneiIs, Of No.
Monumental City, accompanied by their aunt
Harrison street.
Miss Alice Beck entertained few of her
friends Thursday evening at her residence,
No: 54 Prairie avenue.
bliss Mead, who has been visiting Mt Mr.
e. .,, Il: Rase's: has returned to her home,
Mr.: il. Ii. c. Miller, well known in Chica-
go and Evanston circles, took his departure
for the seaside Tuesday, expecting to be ab-
sent three weeks.
Miss Nellie Perkins, of No. rs Loomis
Mr. and Mrs: A: Plamandon, Of No. Sc
Throop. street, are home from Brooklyn
They will return III three weeks to attend
the house-warning OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. Am
Miss Helen Nuttlng will remain in the
neislborliood Of Boston until tile last Of
| September.
| Miss Julia West, who has been summering
| at Lake Zurich, has at last returned bring
ing with her her cousin, Mrs. George Clarke,
| from New York.
| Mr.. Arthur IIawxhurst leaves Wednesday
| for New York, to bs married to Miss Clara
lseynand OF that city, Tie ceremony will
| be celebrated on the 9Th proX.
| - The Misses Mamie and Susie Bryant, of
Davenport, will be the guests Of Miss Lille
| Nicely, of No. - Centre avenue. The young
ladies' are en- voyage for Wesleyan University.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Hilton, ut Rock Island,
have been visiting friends at No. IS Ogtlen,
avenue for seyeral weeks. They returned to
their home Monday well pleased with CHI
cu,o..
Mr.. George Hall returned home yesterday
from lonla, ailcll.. where he has been spend-
ing the summer with his aunt, Mrs. George
c. Watrous.
DR.. and Mrs. \. H. Clark and Mr.. and Mrs. :
J. Is. Summers. Of Calumet ayenue, left Chi
cago Friday evening for AIinnetonk;t. They
will spend Z week 1T the lake and finish the
season at Montreal.
DIR. Z. 7. Barnes, ATcssrs. F. r. Powers
and Charles + Titcomb: with Miss Ettie But
lsr l and ; ALss Ma Nay Phenix: M left Tuesday for
Mr. ". N. Mitchell, Vice-President of the
Milwaukee Journal, returned to Washing
ton Saturday, Alr. Mitchell was So. favor
ably impressed with Chicago that he has de-
cided To locate here in the spring.
Mr.. Archie Wells. formerly With A[essrs.
Laphanl Brothers, has, left Chicago for his
Kansas home. lll-health nccessitated the
change.
Dr. Andrews and party, consisting Of the
Doctor al.d Mcssrs. Frank +. Andrews, Ma
SON I'ross Fred ". Randolph. and William
NJ Booth, returned to the city by the pro-
pcIler City Of Fremont Friday morning.
The party Started from the city on the Peer
less the I'd inst; taking with them sailing
yacht
The following Chcagoans have returned
home: Jim Graham, from Put-in-Eay; Miss
GSse anaya DMran from lsyp lNswppRt F. " Sso, %yo
Louisville; kittie Clark, from Desplaines;
Emma Stout, from Park Ridge; Jim Nc
kenzie, VIII ALaurer, J. d. NIahoney, and
Fred Atkins, from Geneva Lake: Clara
Stncey, from Coney Island; and Er. Gleason,
from numerous points.
The. followins ,aro: visiting trends in this
city: Mr.. liza. Howe, from Denver; Mrs.
L. 4. Howe, Of Ann :\rbor; Mrs. 4. Slerer,
Park: Mr.. Frederick Schroeder, Of Detroit;
Mr. II. J.. Topping, Of De'ay:li, Wis: Mr. |
Charles Willreth: of New York; Mr.. W. Z.
Louis, OF Alilwankee; Mr. Ed II. Jones, of
Gates City: and Miss Kltic key, Of Buffalo.
II. d. Chaplin is ut Lake Minnetonka. |
lie caught Il nine-pound salmon the Ath, the |
second that las been caught III the lake. !
W. u. Field, wife, and Mrs Ira Brown left |
last evening by the Michigan Southern for Il |
The Rev. Dr.. WorraIl, the pastor of the
Eighth Presbyterian Church, will return
from his vacation. spent at the East, and re-
sumo the services of his church next Sun-
day.
III. R. IT, Fish has returned from flying
trip to kilboulnc. City, with Ills wife, who |.
has been spending few weeks among the
il 51S ,,,T + Na5Sn' Of Clark, KetFsn Co.
Battalion. sailed from Glasgow Friday. lie
has been absent from the city several months.
Wisconsin. They will visit Milwaukee,,
Hartford, Oshkosh, and the Dcls..
Mrs. W y; ErcWer, acconipanted ny her
neice, Miss Etoa Rider, returned from the
Mrs. il. S. Parker and daughter, Clara L.
Parker; OF No. a4la Vernon avenue: have
visIting friends in My England: ,
FROM s; vst dfd to Ssa Siwukee s tfstsG nef ad
the Dells Of Wisconsin.
Miss Lizzie Conllor, Of Elgln, is visiting
friends in this city.
Miss Fannie T. Mason las returned home
frunl 4 visit 10 Slleboygal,.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. z. Grant are enjoying the
Dells Of Wisconsin.
Miss Alo1lie Dalton, Of Bloomington, and
Mrs: Emma /: Young. of tlis city, are doing
i'm lis 0f