Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-22
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Yesterday afternoon at O'Clock wedding took
place at the residence OF Edward Lyon the brides
father on Ninth street, between and II. The
contracting parties were w. F. Gerber, County
Auditor, young gentleman well known and highly
respected in the community, and Mics Hattie a.
Lyon, young lady who has long resided here, and
il also well known and highly esteemed by the corr
munity for her aInRble qualities. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. l. Z. Dwinell, pastor OF the
Congregational Church. The affair was private,
only the relatives and few intimate friends
OF the parties being present. After the eere-
mouy the company sat down to bridal ban
quet prepared BY the parents OF the bride.
Toe happy pair were the recipients of many rare
and valuable preselts, among them deed TO the
east half OF lot 4, in the block bounded by and o,
and Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets being house
and lot presented by the father OF the bride; sill
yer soup ladle ard containing set of silver
spoons, etc., by Mr.. and Mrs. Geo W. Locke
family Bible, presented by the grandmother OF the
BRIDE Mrs. II. Lyon dinner set in decorated china
ware, Mrs: Sybi Gerber; silver tea set, Mr. and
Mrs C. w. Clarke; ebony side glass George W.
LorenZ one set OF egg spoons Silver Ar. and Mrs.
Charles Robin berry dish (silver), Mr.. aid Mrs.
Geo. w. Lorenz pickle fork and knife GUS Elkus;
silver butter dish, DIR. W. R. Cluness set of
carvers, John Barrett; fancy cigar stand flower and
fruit center-pieee, Mr.. and Mrs G. W. Burbank, OF
Tomales, Marin county; gilt clock and case, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Harper; spoon-holder and call
bell, Mr.. aud Mrs. G. W. Ficks set of trays and
case containing silver salt cellars butterdish and
napkin rings gold lined), Mr.. and Mrs. E. LYON !;
jewel-stand, Mr. and Mrs: R. L. Fuller, OF Red Bluff,
Tehama county; case of teaspoons Mr. and Mrs
William Wilson, OF Santa Rosa ; berry spoon, Mr.
and Mrs. ]. d. Hatch; nut dish (goldined) SIr. and
Mrs. G W. Jackson jewel stand, mosaic and gold
pattern, Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Smith; set
silver peppers, Mir. and Mrs. A. A. Van Voorhes :;
fancy wall pocket, Miss Kttie Van Voorhees, silver
butter knife, Mr.. and Mrs. De Witt Renfro; one
black and white painting elegantly framed, Mr. and
Mrs. W. F jackson; silver sugar spoon, Miss Laura
Brown china tea set, in blue and white by George
W ,ir nile ac NJ aud tfro
B. F. Tade; set statuettes Fred Kern and Gus Wei
man; fancy drop light, Mr. and Mrs F. Y Elmer:
set flower vases Miss Carrie Locke plaque in oil,
Mrs. Ethel Ellery: set wine glasses in cut.class W.
A. Potter; decanter and cheese bell in cut-glass,
Fred kn x; set cHt-glass wine glasses, Ella
Locke; silver dagger, Mrs. j. c. Ogden pair
pillow shams, darned and knit, Mrs. Benjamin
WEIGH fancy flower basket. Mr.. and Mrs
Gus Lavenson; fancy flower basket and vases to
match, Samuel Ger on ; handsome wedding bou-
quet, Mr.. and Mrs w. f. Knox; family pitcher by
little Sybil Gerber; knit bed spread, Mrs. Kate
Haas; order for complete set of bed room fur
ture, John Gerber; order for complete set OF
furniture and utensils Henry Gerber; fancy hand
satchel, Miss Hattie A. Knox; fancy crochet shawl,
Miss Belle Knox fancy chair in blue and gold satin,
Mr. and Mrs r B. Harmon pair OF parlor cuspi-
doris in crimson and gold, Ben Wilson silk
brodered smoking jacket, fancy chair in chenille,
hand made, Miss Annie Gerber; cornucepia, of a
beautiful floral design, and wreath, Mr. and Mrs. J.
R. Watson; floral heart and dove, Mr. and Mrs
w. F. Knox beautiful basket of flowers MIR. and
Mrs. c. II. Hubbard two handsome bouquets, Miss
Eta Lavenson.
R. D. Stephens and Miss Adelaide Duggan well
known teacher in the public schools in this city,
married at the brides residence, on Twelfth
street, yesterday afternoon. The newly-married
pair left for San Francisco on the afternoon train.
They will go to Monterey to day, and from there to
Los Angeles, where they will remain short time
and then return to this city
Jol,,, plot+ ,,ho Gov , n,,,hor - wow.
hiss been at the head Of a number of English Christ
mas c.ro singers, says that his wait, F." will make
their annual tour on Sunday night next. Parties
who speciay desire the singers to call should notify
" Uncle John
Announcements of ladies who will receive New
Year calls. and of gentlemen who propose to call in
group, will be announced by the RECORD UNION as
rapidly as reported from this time forward, and will
all be repeated just befo New Year'sday.
Henry Stober has returned from Reno, New. He
gained fifteen pounds in weight.
A. Sherfey and mother and Julia L. Sherfey, Of
Buckeye, are in the city.