, 1881-05-15
OUR SOCIETY.
They Are Preparing for the
Summer Fitting,
And Are Getting Married III
Anticipation Thereof.
The Weddings Of the Month, Past
and Prospective.
Receptions, Parties, and Other Local
Events Of Interest.
Fashion Gossip for The Ladies-ltems
tnsfr,,c1ve and P1easinu.

MATRIMONIAL EVENTS.
Among the pleaanst events Of the week
| was the marriage Of Mis- c. E.lna Williams
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Williams. It
| William H. North. The wedding took place
at the residence Of the brides parents, No.
| 1G1 West Adams street. The ceremony was
| performed by the Rev. Frank N. Bristol, OF
| the Wabash Avenue Methodist Episcopal
| Church. The bride was bcc0mlnsiy :ttircc
| i'll cream coored and brocadei satin, tri1nlMct
| with Duchess lace. The veil was he'll III
place By q coronet of orange blossoms. Tht
bridesmaid, Miss Milic Swannell, Of Kali
kakee, was handsomely dressed i'll cream
colored satin, trimmed with Spanish lace
| and flowers to match. kr. W. ~ Carroll
| acted as best man, and Mr.. George Backer
| performed the duties Of usher III Il very ac-
| ccptable manner. The presents were I'LL
Merous, many being elegant and costly.
After congratulations and refreshments the
| happy couple left OH the evening train fol Il
short trip III Wisconsin. They will be at
home to their friends at No. I'll West Adams
street after the 9th inst
4 very stylish and beautiful private we'd
ding was celebrated Wednesday evening at 6
O'Clock ut theresidenceof the brides parents,
No. lG1S Indiana avenue, the parties to the
contract being Miss Etiie Beulall Reemc,
daughter OF Josiah L. Keeine. Esq.,. and Mr..
Herbert Wells Knight with the firm OF ke1-
ley, AIaus j. Co.. The bride and groom were
attended by Miss Llbbie Quackcnboss, of
New York, and Miss Bessie Brown as brides
maids: Mr.. Charles u. Kelley, Mr.. Lewis T.
Emery Of Boston, Mr.. 3. Gordon Ellis, and
Al 4. Patterson, rs ushers,-little Annie
Reelnc, sisterof the bride, and Master Charlie
Hill, acting as attendants, The ceremony
was performed by the Kev. Clinton Locke,
D. d., Rector of Grace Episcopal Church, i'll
tile presence of the relatives and most inlme
diate friends Of the bride aud groom.
residence Of the BRIDES parents. No. 3o2l
Groyeland Park avenue, Miss Hattie Knight,
daughter Ut Frank Knight, Esq., was mar-
ricd to Mr.. J. IL. Priest. OF Utica, n. Y, the
Rey- Charles Hail Everest officiating. Owing
to Il recent death III the family, the wedding
was strictly private, those present ut the
ceremony being limited to the relatives and
most immediate friends Of the cDntractu,
parties. Mr.. and Mrs. Priest left the same
evening for Utica, their future place Of resi-
dence.
Married, at the residence of the BRIDES
brother, III Milwaukee,, Wis, Sunday, May !,
1881, by the Rev. George L. Willard, of Mil
waukee, Wis, Mr. William Il. Colehour and
MISS NiIllE IL. DlllulCl, QDLu VI kOtcu0uI.
This was intended to be uuietaffair, owing
to the death of the BRIDES sister short time
since. but Oh their return home Thursday &
reception and serenade was rendered them
by their many friends. Their wedding pres
ents were both rich and numerous. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. II. Colehour will reside in Colehour,
Iii.
\ quiet wedding took place Tuesday even
ing III the residence Of Mr. Charles II. Gra-
ham, Of Engleew9od. The contracting par
Hill. The ceremony was performed by the
lev. Walter Forsythe, Of the Presbyterian
Church.
Miss Josephine E. Peters and Mr.. Charles
the residence of the Rey. I. a. Noble, No.
53i West Washington street
Miss Mary Seymour Williams and Mr.. Ed
ward II. Van Cleye, of Minneapolis, were
married Tuesday eye evening; ~ May az; = at tne resi- 81
:}75 North La Sale street. the Rev. G. 4.
" Miss ss En,ma '.[ S Malyerson, of this city, and
Mr.. William Penn larbottle, Of the Silrer
Citg lroT!M, Lake City, coIo:, were married
evening at the residence Of c. L. Peyton,
Esq, No. E24 Egan avenue.
The marriage Of Miss Matilda Iirscll, of
this city, and Mr.. Henry y. Benjamin, Of
Milwaukee,, vas celebrated last Sunday aft
No. GIG West Van Buren street After ali
extended Eastern tour, Mr.. and Mrs Benja-
min will reside il Milwaukee.
Miss Justina Pinagree, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Pinagree, Of Evanston, was mar
her parents to DR.. James E. Buulstca,l, a
we1L-lsnown physician of Dundee. lii. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. A. W.
Patton. DR.. and Mrs. Dumstcad left at once |
for their home in Dundee.
Miss Maggie Cain. daughter Of Mr. Joseph |
Cain, anu Mr. Martin kclioe, were married |
in St. James Catholic Church Wednesday |
evening by the Rev. +. S. Henneeerry. They |
have gone to New York OIL their wedding
tour.
The marriage Of Miss Maggie 1Iarigan
and Mr.. Hugh Spencer, of st. Paul, was |
celebrated at the residence Of l. S. W"cllob, |
Esq. on South Leayltt street, Wednesday |
eyeninT fa last the hey Father l'ar!ee ojlicia-
Iowa, anu will reside III St Paul.
Miss Lizzie Hoyt. of this city, and Mr.. 4.
Il. CroGker, of 81 Paul, were married Thurs
day. They will live in St Paul.
Mr.: John i. Roche, Of this city, we're mar
ried in Morrison Friday morning.
Miss Julia Adams and Air. James A. |
Coombs were married Thursday evening.
Miss T. \. Pope and Mr.. +. 1. Ford, both
Of Philadelphia, were married Thursday in |
this city BY the Rev. Frank u. Bristol.
The wedding Of Mr.. Adam Schneider,
cashier Of the wellknown music house OF
julius Baner & CO, and Miss Nellie Dough-
old resident Of Chicago, was Celebrated
Thursday evening. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. Father Dowling at the
Holy Name Cathedral, and a reception was
s a. Matt e 4qSe See Of hf brae naysts s
Mr.: AZ Halnen and Alr. Charles Hoffman. .Jr.,
and the bridesmaids were Miss Tellie
Schneider and Miss Della Collins. The
presents pre- we're many and valuable, Among