, 1881-08-07

| mthWay. ABOUT l1o persons were present
att at the i fathe1ns ad!,s The presents were nuer
! Miss Grneveye Grahame Jones, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fernando Jones, of this city,
was married to Mr. George X. Grant III st.
Andrews Church. Bath, Eng, at II O'Clock
will be pleased to meet their friends at the
Palmer House Thursdays. during September
and October.
m There was very, enjoyabe party st the h.,
| Flournoy street, OH Tuesday evening last, I'd
iist Oh the occasion Of the marriage of his
youngest daughter, Maggie f.. to Mr.. Fred
+. Root sou Of the Hon. James Z. Huot.
ot flowers, from whicl, was pendant Il dove,
| handsome lioral horseshoe, ant! the initials
ri the parties Oh either side III flowers. The
Hey. Charles 1tachin, grandfather Of the
groom, performed the ceremony.
| PERSONAL.
Mrs, Fred F. Day and children are visiting
friends in Lakcyil1c, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Day have gone
| East to spend Il two weeks vacation.
| r. D. Il. Treen and j. W. Smith leave this
week OH a tour Of the River and Gulf Of st.
| Lawrence returning i'll September.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. /. Nillar, Of Cedar Rapids,
and Miss Ida Richardson, of Hartford, Conll.,
| are spending Il few weeks at the residence Of
| T..
! The so-ealled " Unknown Six composed
| of +. }laMpsnn, II. Duu,n Paul Sho,ltick,
! Harry Shoddick, Ed Mason. and Tom Mason,
t will leave for Autlocil, Wis, Monday, for i
weeks vacation, during which time they will
! camp ont.
Mr. and Mrs. n Thomc leave on Tuesday
for y pleasure trip to the Eastern summer
| resorts.
itins his mother, Mrs. j. d. Harper, No. ISIS
Langley avenue,
Viii T0'Erie,l, of No. 40 Dearborn avenue,
accompanied by his sister Minnie, departed
Or! on the Nyack this week for an extended
Mrs. c. II. Bailey, Miss AIeric English,
and Charles s. Bailey, left Oil the steamer
Nyack for trip to Buffalo and other East
Mis- N. F.. Chamberlain and son Charles
leave for the East this evening to be gone
about three weeks.
Mrs. DR.. Parker. of No. 2334 West Washing
ton street, is sumnerins ut Lake Geneva,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gale, of No. 2:54
West Washington street, h;lye gone on
visit to VI. Morris, y, Y.
Mrs. " N. Brewer, of No. alo3 Indiana
avenue, left last evening for the East.
Mrs. W. II. Adams has returned from an
Iowa trip.
Miss Emma T. Runyan, of Lincoln, Neb..
1ormsrly f 9: Ct this city, is visiting friends Oh
Nr. and Mrs. Simon Klein and Master
Mosie Klein are at Waukusha.
Mrs; Il. Philip Gormully is sojourn.ng in
Canada: SHE will spend some months visit
lng tile Thousand Islands, Murray Bay, and
the principal cities of the dominion.
An agreeable farewell surprise party was
rendered July ~ to Miss Jessie Ande Of St.
Louis by her many Chicago friends at the
residence Of Mr.. ". Peril, No. Il. North
pated in the pleasures o1 the evening.
Miss Belle Van Hlpcr has returned from a
three months visit with friends in Michigan.
Mrs: :: 4; Munger and Miss Julia l.. Mum
few weeks ut Hayes Park, Geneva Lake.
Mrs: John a. Moody and children, and
Miss Susie Moody, of Amsterdam, y. T., are
spending the summer at Madison, Wis.
TO New York and Philadelphia, 10 be gone 4
few weeks.
Miss n. i. Pearcc. of Akron, O., is spen,l-
iEg few days with her sister, Dr. Mary
Pearcc Weeks. Of this city.
Miss Alice Goodman, Of Ashland avenue, |
left the city Monday to sojourn at Niagara |
Mrs. William l.. Graves and Miss Josie
Walsh. OF Chicago. are visiting at the resi- |
Mrs. Fred I. Croxon left the city Monday
tor All extended Eastern trip.
Pr; DR.. J. l.. Clamp and wife, Miss Nettie
,Ihonpson,, ". 7. Spencer: and Dr. D. r
Mrs, John Traynor, Of Siichisan 1Na: avenue,
accompanied by her son Owen and daughter
kat5e are Keeping cool at Spring Lake,
Mrs. Fred N. Barber left Thursday ,or
Niagara Falls to visit relatives.
Mr.. Charles II. Reynolds, of Denver, is
visiting A. S. Reynolds, at 4o:a Wabash ave-
The Misses Mary ,and Fanny Pentield, of
Forest avenue.
Alr. and Mrs. ". D. Bishop are in Vermont
visiting friends and will spend Il few weeks
at ,nL', Mar1has y Vineyard before returning.
Dearborn avenue, sailed for Europe in the
steamer Spain last Monday. They will be
at home in November.
Miss Hattie Wilbur, 43o West Randolph
Wis. ~ y ''@ ~ " "~0'SS - ''"t '1n'> 'o'''
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Dabb have gone to
Mackin;sc. Mrs Dabb vii! remain for tile
s",n'her;ylSlliHg :, friends there.
Mrs. T. Bakely, the accomplished musical
amateur; has gone to Oconomowoc and Lake
Winnetonka, Mimi
Mrs. L. F. TatSe and her sisters, Misses
E1lla and Carrie Sholna, left Tuesday for
cral weeks among relatives and friends.
, MI. and Mrs. Edward Uennessy, who have
neeh rtst!catlng on the Michigan shore for
the past three weeks, returned home Thurs
day.
Miss Mary G.. Andrews is visiting with her
UNCLE, 5. D. johnson, ut Kouits, Ind She
vii! remain there during the heated term.
Mr.. Walter N. Jackson. who has been
camping i'll the Wlds Of Michigan for the
past SIX y HWeeks, returned to town yesterday.
;. Mark b: irwin, OF Newbnrg, y. y, is vis-
iting relatives at No. 81 North Western ave
nIe.
Miss Emma Erwin, who has been quite
sick Ter Il few weeks, Is coilyalescent
AIR. Thomas u. Brooks. of Nilmette, Is
travelling in Minnesota for his health.
j., Miss May Spann. OF Indianapolis, who
mas been visiting Miss Hattie Montgomerya |
Oak Park. returned home Tuesday.
Ar. u. Eerger has gone to Lake Superior
on a pleasure trip.
), Miss Manning and Miss Prock, teachers in
the Oshkosh l1fgll-Schoot, are visiting Mrs.
Waite OIL Artesian avenue
ern Ms: yanls and NFs Es L. D. Mi!ier Of 10 15 West
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