, 1881-10-16
a Union Of Hearts and a
:'' :. Union Of Hands.
How We Entertain Our Guests in Chicago
: The Chandler Reception.
Gossip for the Ladies-The World Of
Fasbion-Personal Notes.

EOtIs cE - stl t11E IC%l4Ei!EE al Liz III lttS
parents, ar Glasgow, No. Tile ceremony, il
accordance with the Episcopal ritual, wa:
performed by Prot t. ". l'ritchctt, d. H.,
: LII. D.. Director Of Morrison University
we'll known among scientists as All as:rono
lue.r Of high rank. Owing tpt;le feeble health
). Of Mrs. Vaughan the wedding was strictly
private, there being present only the brides
parents, her brothers, Messrs. Louis all,l
Oswald Vaughan, her uncle, Col. Ward, and
a few Of her most intimate Glasgow friends.
Mr. Ward was attended by only his most ill-
tlnaate Chicago friends. After partakinG ut
COLLATION. and viewing the gifts which were
valuable. the friends accompanied the happy
couple to the depot where they took the CARS
81 for all extended trip through tile West, re-
turning to The Eastern cities i'll Il few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward will reside In Chicago.
Wednesday evening, Oct Il, Mr.. George
". Bodle, of Hyde Park, and Miss Ciart j.
Roi,cns were married Il. tile residence OF
:: the brides fatl1er- Capt. James Roberts, i'll
Englewood. The ceremony was performed
at o'clock by the i.ey. X. II. EoS,:o1tl1,
pastor Of lite Reformed Episcopal Church.
The bride was dressed in white Satin+ with
veil, or:nge-blosso:us. and diamond ear
drops and ring. The jeweiry WAS presented
by the parents OF the groom aud tile groom.
All elegant and substantial rtpast WIS
served. after which The happy pair departed
upon IN extended Western tour. They will
be ut home Wednesdays in November :;1li
thereafter. at No. iN1 Prairie avenue.
Among tic large company, present were
Miss Mamie Sea,t.i and Nr. Waller $. Muher
uf Chicago. attendants: Capt and Mrs Rob
erts, MIR: and Mrs. J. i; Btdle Of Chicago,
parents of the groom: Mrs Dr. Fisher, Sing
Sing, Y. y; 1[r. !. VI. Kelly and wife ami
Miss Lydia Tremane Of A1eck!cnburg, y.
I.> Mrs. Scaten aud Mr. Kellogg Sea1on and
sisters OF Chicago Mr.. James Armstrong
and Miss Maud Armstrong OF Eneiewood.
Misses @ Minaie j; .lohnson, Tiiie osWaid. and md
Wheeler, Mrs. W. Oswald, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Mis- Lizzie u; Stiles: daughter Of Mr.. L.
D. stlles; AMI MI NewtGn c; Wheeler f. "yre ere
residence OF the brides parents, tue Rev. DIR.
Anderson officiating, none but the relatives
and most intimate friends Of the bride and
sroom being present. the young COUPE ltt!
he at home to their friends after Nov. nj
No. 2719 Indiana avenue. The presents,
though not displayed, were numerous and
valuable. Among those WHO witnessed tho
Lane, and Mrs. Seeley Of Bristol. ILL.,. Mrs.
Page Of Lisbon, ILL.,. Mr.. anu Mrs Charlie
page Of GoDdiand, ind.,,, 1'rof. Ell Olson,
Miss Sara Halloweli, Miss Florence. Root.
MI LOU Jill hS. 445 Lila -f4i dlI4
Mrs Col. D: W Mum. Mr.: jay G: Davidson,
Miss Susie Luse, and Mr. Arthur E. Farwell
'~ Wednesday evening, Oct L, very pleas
ant wedding was soleMnlzed At the Church
officiating: The contracting parties were lIr.
J. J. O'Blien and Miss Minnie Z. Kennealiy,
both of this city. The bride wore heliotrope
silk. trimmed with lace and orase blossoms,
and the customary bridal wreath 9lld yeii.
Annie kenne:!y,. sister Of the bride. and
Miss Molly O'Brien, cousin OF the groom.
Tie groo,nsmen were Mr.. Eddie O'Brien,
brother OF the groom. aud Mr. James j.
Barrett, Gibbons, and Eaynes. The receI-
tion was held at Svea Hall, cosEer OF LARA
bee street and Chicago avelue and was at
tended by about eighty couples. who par
took OF a fine supper. Tie presents were
costly and numerous, among which were
very costly present from Denver, Colo. ana
Il handsome silver caster from New York.
The wedding rites between Mr. William
daughter Of William =: Stokes, If Chicago.
took place at the family residence, No. 157
North Curtis street, Oct O. The marriage !
formula was that OF the Episcopal Church. |
Parl 9 ae o this cv !" kayei kE 81
only, with intimate friends Of tie contracting !
parties, were present at the ceremony. 4 I
number Of choice gifts were made to the |
X9ung couple and tinf ne col COLLATION. served: |
evening train for the honeymoon. Upon re- !
burning to the city they will occuy their own |
house in due season. and be- lat home" to |
their sel many friends ct tn the Nes1 Side. ,1.,
1'aesch, No S. Wisconsin street, was cete |
bEated one OF the most pleasant and enioya- |
BILE weddings OF the season. The contract- !
Ing parties were Miss A.: PaeSch and Dr.
pie Of the North Side The Rev. DR.. lNiinder
performed the ceremony, after which the
guests adjourned to the dinlng-roo1l. where
was spread all elegant supper: furnished by
lnainder Of tue evening was spent i'll dan--
cling. The popularity Of the newly-wedded
couple was made manifest by the number Of
beautiful and costly presents.
day evening, Oct. Is, at clock, at the resi-
dence Of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs: +.
4. Curtis, No NJ West Adams street. The
bride was Miss Matte Curtis and tho groom
performed by the Rev F. Stone. There were
about sixty persons present, VINO were rela-
aves and intimate friends, and tile presents
we're numerous aud choice. Mr.. aud Mrs. |
Palmer left on the 10 O'Clock train, to be alb
Dr.. Z. X. Koss, of Ell Paso, formerly OF
Chicago, and Miss Jennie Hogan, daughter
If Joseph, Hogan. Esq, We're married WedneS-
lay, Oct at IL O'CLOCK, 1t the residence
They took the noon train for Fl Paso. their
future home
. Mr. and Mrs. S. Y. Brunlage, Of No. G15
Centre avenue. gave a very private wedding
reception last Wednesday evening, tie event
,eing the marriage Of their only daughter
Lulu c. Brundage. to Mr. G. e. SIaiier, d |
Vest Side druggist. The happy couplc
started housekeeping at once.
Married, Thursday, Oct. H. at the Church |
If the Epiphany, by the Rev: +. y. Morrison
r., Mr.. William II. Mortimer and Miss
;raceL. Osborne: