, 1881-11-20
,1ATKINON1AL EVENTS.

Monday last, In Brooklyn. al the residence OF
the brides father, Mr.. Daniel c. Robbins, Mr.
James O. Clcaveland, OF the firm OF Cieayeland,
Shelley s Co., wholesale dry goods, Of this city,
was married to Miss Louise Robbins hy the
Rev. Dr. Henry C. Bellows, pastor Of All Souls
Unitarian Church. New York City. The ushers
we're Messrs. Charles B. Macdonald and
Watts Carver, Of Chicago, Henry Sloane, Of
New York, aud the brides brother The bridal
toilet was maue OF white corded silk, trimmed
with old point lace made with train and low
corsage. The veil was Of old Venetian point
lace. There were no bridesmaids. 4 large
number OF prominent society people OF New
York and Brooklyn were present. Many pres
ents were displayed Mr. and Mrs. C!eareland
are now residing ut the Grand Pacific Hotel.
The marriage or Frank L. Fulen, OF Chicago.
to Miss Emma Samse, daughter Of Charles
Samse. ESQ, which occurred Wedncs DAY, Nov.
1G at p. H., at the residence Of the brides
parents at Oswcgo, ILL.,, Was one Of the most
brilliant events of the season. The ceremony
was performed by the Kew. Mr., jackson. Of
Aurora, and was attended by large circle Of
friends Of the participants. The bride was
richly dressed. as were also her attendants. The
marriage WAS performed under large horse
shoe Of natural flowers, presented by the
friends, interviewer with the strains Of beautiful
music ana the fragrance of lovely flowers. The
for Chicago, where they are now at home TO
their friends at No. 81 North Ashland avenue.
The presents were numerous and costly.
Tuesday afternoon, at 4oclock. at No. $40
Heath, Of this city, wns married to Miss Flor
ence Hamilton, daughter OF the late Wi!linm H.
Hamilton. The ceremony was performed btthe
Rev. J. ". Pratt. aud was very Impressive The
Chicago people present were e1-Nayor and Mrs
Monroe Heath. Elliott and Mrs. Durand, Miss
Myrtle 1iea1h, Charles W. and Mrs PARKER. Mr..
I<,,y 4 Arf1 1,rr
Heath sir. and Mrs. Ernest W. Heath are ex-
pectcd in Chicago by Wednesday. ana will reside
1or the winter ut NJ. ::a9 Park avenue
a very pleasant wedding occurred Thursday
evening. Nov II. at the residence Of the brides
pa-cnts. Mr.. ana Mrs. J. W. Parker. No " Wal
nut street, the parties being Miss Clara 4. rnr-
ker and Mr.. John +. Alexander. The itet. Dr.
Thomas performed the marriage ceremony.
At half past O'Clock Thurday evening. Nov.
II, lssl, in Joliet, Mr. Frunk Orton, Ticket
Agent ut Lincoln. was united in marriage to
Miss Carrie NJ, daughter of Chaplain Wliam
J. Itutledge, Of the State's Prison. Miss ltut-
ledge grs-d -duatcd some years ago with the daugh-
tiers or Judge Brown ard Mayor 3fathers from
the Methodist Female College ut Jacksonville,
and since then has been 4 successful teacher in
the public institutions at Jacksonville and Lin.
coin. The DELIGHTFUL ceremony was conducted
py tho brides fHther In his best and most grAce-
ful manner Guests we're present from lntian-
apolis. Springfield, Jacksonville, and Lincoln,
and tho unmarried purity received muny
valuable and handsome presents, and will make
their future home TIT Lincoln, Ill.
Miss Florence E. Kilbournc WINS united in nlatr1-
mOny to Mr. Theodore F. Sherwood. The we'd
ding, which was very quiet md was Witnessed
only by the immediate relatives. was celebrated
at the residence of the brides uncle, Mr. c. X
Crosmau. Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwood will -be at
home at No. Langley avenue.
Miller and Miss Ella S. Thompson, were married
at the residence OF tue brides parents, In Otta-
wa, ILL.,. Wednesday, Nov. IT, lSSl, and took their
No cards.