, 1881-09-04

II is seldom that one has an opportunity O
attending 4 more delightful and thorough,
enjoyable party than the one given BY Mr.
!: and Mrs. r. Smell, Thursday evening, at tllei
beautiful home corner California avenue ant
Monroe street. The party was given il
honor OF their eldest daughter, Miss Jennie
who is on the eve Of her departure for st.
.Atary's Institute, Milwaukee,, where SHE is
Attending school, The grounds were vel
lighted and presented Il very beautiful ap
pearlnce- The numerous guests enjoycd
themselves with music and dancing till !; late
hour. Ncssrs. Boyer and Sneli favored those
present with some fine vocal music OF tic
2oltntifui supper. which was spread out OF
nstate that Dylall, who furnished the refresh
nehts, was given carte blanche and did him
self proud. The kind host and hostess did
everything possible to. make the occasion Il
'?Rns Ts alss Gf aug uf e a. Is :fcSsafe + sossy ve
tery rleasant reception 70 their beloved pas-
Tor, the Rev. George B. Vosburc, and his
bride, ut the Millarl Avenue Baptist Church,
friday evening. Tile church WAS beautifully
decorated with flowers and foliage plants,
and, to add more pleasure to the occasion,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson, assisted By Miss 14apl-
tarlc- rendered very apl,ro;lrl late SONGS AMI
duets, after which Mr. G. l.. Wood, ou brlialf
OF the \. ". r. Society," presented the bride
pieces, engraved '4presented to George 3.
Eosbnrs by Iatiics Of the Afi1Iart Avenue
BAPTIST i. ". L. Society, Sept 4, 1881. where
upon the pastor made some appropriate anu
tended to Mrs. Vosburg :uld himself on their
RETURN They were then usllercd to the right
OF the desk and received the congratulations
of their friends. There were :: 1argr mum
ttr present, among them AIr; and Mrs: =. :.
plstor of Central Park Avenue Con,rc~:,-
tional Church. and Wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lalns and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene ).
Hall, Il. n. Garlick and daughters, AIr. and
Frazier. Mrs. DR.. IIo1chki5s. Mr. ami Mrs. e.
l.. Wn0d, Mr. and Mrs. i. j.. Brown. Mr. and
Mrs. Williams Of l{instla1e, aud s. s. Merrill
and wife. Alter having 50 heartily welcomed
Tie first tnut, where the t;tbles seemed weary
under their load Of cake and ice~cream. .Aft-
aratf had refreshed themselves they retired
viii earnest wishes for the happiness vi the
pride and groom.
tine Of tile latest departures in boatins is
the formation Of Il las'ies' crew BY some of
:he lady friends of the Farrugut Boat Club.
Although, very recently organized, the crew
:ow in Il manner that promises to eventually
themselves and the Farrasut gentlemen ul,-
der whose tuition they are Tile crew is cunl-
posed as follows: i. Miss Jennie Lincoln;
!, Miss kiitie So1,thard: ), Miss Julia Ross;
T. Miss Julia Davis, ), Miss Gracc llOWlanu,
stroke, Miss Lillian Chumasero.
4 jolly party Of campers known as the
:. Murray Camp" at Marengo Park, Lake
Gefeva, returned home Monday night after
2 two weeks visit. Among the party were
James II. Murray and wife, 4. s. Dllnham I
Rs 1nd wifs, 10Th Of the Ctlcas, = Eastern sT,1
and Mrs. John Slack Of Panama, South |
4 america; Harry Wright Of London. Eng; /
M!ss Carrie ]. Hull, Chicago; and lfr. Frank
h!lMlnel of Harrisburg, l:l.
ihe house OF Thomas Lewis was the scene
l! Y; very pleasant party given III honor Of
lae thlrti anniversary u his marriage About
y ssseventy-iiSe persons assembled and passed
ule M evening most delightfully."- i'll dancing and
l1eI The internisSion WAS occu-
p1e1 with discussing fine spread.
Inc following ladies' and gentlemen en-
oyed Z pleasant sail Wednesday on the
;arht !. Enterprise: Mrs {. King, Miss
'tse kelley, Miss Kate Hughes. Miss Mary !