, 1881-06-26

I
A1r. and Mrs. .Io5cpl. G!assbrook, and Mr.
Charles L. Harrington arc to be married
| Thursday afternoon Mt ) o'clock at No. 'tt
| Webster avenue.
The marrlase Of Mr.. William II. Thompson
and Miss Marie {. Tick will be celebrated Il
the Cathedral SIS. Peter and Paul Monday
.Jule =, :lt ! p. III. The Rev. Canon knowle:
| will 1ciate
Mr. M,,rccl lean. a well-known French
Journalist, is to be married to Miss Mary
The marriage Of Miss Tenie Metz to Mr.
Julius kiper will occur OIL July 10. 1851.
I SOCIAL NOTES.
A number 0f friends enjoyed 4 musical
evening Friday at the house Of Nr. and Mrs.
Lel11llel Freeman, No. 22:'4G Calumet avenue
Among those present and taking part in the
program were the Misses Eta Butler, May
Phoenix, Eertll, anu .Jnsic Bcrge, Mrs. Gu
hen, McSsrs. e. T.. i. Miller, l}eilncndahl,
Soenfelt, G. l.. Barnes. Henry Hart, Iylce,
and Mr.. and A1:s. Keeling. The program,
among other things, included Neetlloycli' i
Concerto in & minor, played on two pianos
by Miss Bertha Berge and Mr.. Schocnfelt;
| GDunott's "Avc Maria" sung by Miss Ett:.
Butler, with piano. organ. alld violin accom-
panilnent; Spanish n,nces," by Sarusate, Vi
oiin, A1r. Hcinltlltlahl; and other classical
selections.
! Tuesday evening Mr.. Byron Douglas, of
Doston. who is studying ts': Tho stage under
| Prof. kayzer. was rendered n reception By
his friends i'll this city, at No. II Winchester
avenue. During the evening Mr.. Douglas,
Prof. Kayzer, Mrs. Taylor, and Miss knva-
! na,tsh read dramatic selections. Tie other
pleasing features oi the entertainment coll
/ sisted Of Music, dancing, anu a tempting re-
p'a. M ~ > Si INV ~ piIsos. ,x "I." s;- ' ,1n o
7.!s. i ~; ~; :; ~ s.c@,atI @ :1'1i' 1 W.
Iarl,ausi: Mt AIiu MfS; M tfed 1ayiof, iMt:
| ;itd MrS. hyler nE- anu Mrs.; NflSli1' Si!ss
titrtin H1trxS, - MsscS oallie any ta'nle tttz-
grf;l!u, MISS hylcF, Miss Cessle Cleattla1lu,
MlsS Al!nl' liazcltol'' tr"f samuel htyzer'
| VT. SStl:f. Air: y: =: achso'1, M'. Jones'
Mr. i'hyi!,, MI. . +. Clcaveiaild. a1id Mr.
| K1ch!rl saith.
\ nit'st e'l]n!ahle picnic given Ior t!c
pie'suie y! ane clli',!cll III tne IlotessallI
Orpaan Assluhl. on N!ri,lSa' avenue; near ~
t,a ~ ~ s,eei; rtl .! ti;e .'l"in!iiE & ~
ltie -,tA % Inr l,1kr l{nuli, III cnarSe Ut thelr
Matfta. ,' -a's: II; 49, T.; bSr!ow, their 1eaeher'
,s i;I"u, ' ;l1a tetl slTtS; '. G :lll ;se:- 9
Pa1ttTu ~ hulltnrl ~ t!e I'iitcticS>eS, 'ls.
7: y. $: Br"wlsy, Afs. 4: Gentry, Mrs; 5.
1"Is' y % MtS. ?; o9H'tss' ;M:s l, olone. M!s'
y. u: Ila!,cy' MIS-: L: L. rage, ;ats. Hnthfle,
MIS-: loltEell, MISS Stevens. ana others.
Ihc most sttcres>tul and 1t every way the
lhosf hel!@ntiui reunion anu Dal!illel ever
ehln1eu ~ Inc .Aitt,t'ii 1Assor!aslon oi tilo
NoEth"rS'erh University III Evanston oc-
CURED Wednesday cvei!lns. @ :, =, ,,ou.,
ne9nrsnay evening AIS: ". ~. > Marsl
tLee .ot!s;} sa'E tIi e1y:aI's !ul!:'i parry III
W., - -i'ss 1i''''c 1'"nl1a'' u A1a'eise
eti1: .,.. -hir.; ,,,,., u..,,,; e 4,,o 1,.,a
,a H ii;. HtA.1l aui;' 'nul,.Va ol ilG & 1s,s ~
Moou hi;!'.>Sool iflAiiNl WIS het! H. Tue
Nh1'risa1's' ':h"icli ftaas evening. 4 large
Mm appfer:ntiie auuienct listened 10 :th eN-
celleht pTosfat'i, cnlislstinS % o1 m'ls'r. recua-
tios, I;, i, ana esSays: : IneiiowlnE Officers s were
elccten iof tNc ensnti!s yHaI: :oaI!t!el 5hcp-
htNf, PRESIDENT: Fred q. IhearIt. Nlce-l:t:s-
ilent; s. is Maynard, Treasurer; Secrcta-
fies-I"r lS.1, MISS l'r!! = t;'"S3; iss,, the
l<ev' k:e!p!l i:oWnG!t: is,1, allSs NeSste 1l!l,-
,Gt: ie:N A1s,. Natisee l'ou Si!S! ls'e' MlSs
is 7nats Stoast tSev 1ilsS 'e''111e Nl1soif1 1ool'
-Alss i;,;' r.oishce fisrhGf. ,,., ,,
i.e -nHI.lt.et.. tsuo 1.e!u ;t'l ehJosloie r.
Gsptnil t!''la c'ehtiiS ~ l1e rtsluence OF j.:
WI Mr bnieI' Id Siree'' Mr 1,o. po,. oo,o,,u.n,
ar. anu Mrs. James L.. Ross celebrated
5nelr tiiirtgentt Wtutt!ns anniversary At rue
!rIt rIe:sant fpu!t dl"te!, Gresi i4akc, WIS,
caSo participated Ill The enjoynlents of the
occ:sion.
\ very en1oyahle party was given last Fri
uayeyenllls ut the rts',t'nce of Mr. anu Mrs.
James Lowry. asSiited bs Miss KATE Cashen
passed nlerrily II dancing, croQuet, playins
a!iu n, SillSnns Ke1fssnehtS Were served ut
!: ocl9ck, al'er %laeh tahclaS was con-
tntle'l until late hour. There were about
styellty-1lIe conpleS presel1t, III! Of whom
VIII long remember Mr. Lowrys hospitality.
I!le latter part VI thas WGtk W. tlie lte'. L. E.
h'ttreu'e. p;tstof OF !!lc ltIra Presbyterian
Church, leaves the city OIL his annual y:ca-
ton: The Doctor intends to vist Nsw York,
Bystni, and llaly ilu;ed points East, cDn-
SUNNI. some SIX weeks III freedom from care
and labor. On the eve Of his departure lie
deemed 1t exptdi:!lt to throw open his pleas.
ant par!or ana hld his church members and
congregation "tnnc in Tie cO!ipAly
Wl1lc!, throngtd the parsonage parlnrs Fri.-
da.. even!ng was lappy one, ;uid counted
among It's number nlaly Ut the West Side
eilte- Lyons orchestra, stationed i'll the
dining-ruoln., furnished charming music,
which kept the feet uf the latls and laSsies III
perpetual motion, though The g:lllan. and
fair owners seelnttl unconscious of the fact.
Sociality reisncd supreme during tile tew
reception hours. Among the many who