Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-17
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Charles voselsang in New Field
Wedding Bells : The Marriage
Fever Spreading Personal Rain
Other Notes.


Charles A. vogelsang's lecture Sun
day last, on Money, Its Uses and
Abuses was well considered effort.
and displayed an amount Of study and
research on the subject that surprised
his most sanguine friends. Senator
Maclay was especially ardent in praise,
and the Senator is authority on the lec-
ture business.
Mr.. Charles Dohs and Miss Ida Vile.
gos were married Sunday. at the Cath
olic church. A large number of the
friends Of the high contracting parties
were present. The bride wore Cardinal
satin trimmed with Spanish lace, ofna- :
ments gold bracelets. set in pearls, ear
rings aud breast pin to match; dress cut
in princess style. full train; handsome
bridal veil that reached to the ground;
hair decorated with orange blossoms.
The bridesmaids, who were exquisitely
dressed, and looked too handsome to at
tempt to particularize, were Miss Mary
Lopez, Miss Anita Lopez, Miss Graoia
Lopez and Miss Katie villegos. the
brides sister Best man and master
Of ceremonies. Miguel Lopez, Pablo Lo.
peg. Fred sresovich, groomsmen. The
presents were numerous aud costly,
list OF which we failed to got.
A grand reception was held at the
hospitaole mansion OF Don Jeronimo
Lopez, which was largely attended.
Rev. Father John, OF Los Angeles, was
the officiating clergyman.
Miss Katie King and Miss Maggie
Collins, Of your city, are here on visit
to Mrs. John Ii. Barclay.
VIII le I writc the rain is pouring
down, with prospect for a regular
downpour. So mote it be.
John T. Wilson, foreman for Geo. X
Porter, ha, fitted up handsome ''bou
doir" for himself at the Mission.
Rumor has it that quite number oi
our young men will soon initiate the ex
ample of Charles Dohs.
Six or eight twenty -onesters will vote
for the first time at the next general
election, all Of whom will vote the Dem
ocratic ticket. The young and vigorous
are ranging themselves on the right
side.
Mr.. Scupham, Of the Southern Pacific
Railroad, was here to-day. He, in con
junction with our efficient Railroad
agent, Judge II. W. Griswold, are ar
ranging to plant the entire front of the
town in ornamental trees. As the rail
road company own 1000 by 4oofeet. i,
will make handsome park.
A large number Of our people went tt
Newhall on the 18th inst. to assist at th.
installation of the Degree Of Honor
Lodge and the A. 0. U. w. Lodge there
The ceremonies were public, conducted
by Brother Al. Cobler in his best style
All enjoyed the trip.
The school trustees have called meet
ing Of the citizens to decide on the loca
tion and style Of school house. 1t viii
be held on the 9th day of February next
Quite number of our folks go K
Anaheim to-day, to be present at th,
installation of the Masonic Lodge there
Ex-Sheriff Joe Miller paid US visi,
the other day. Judge B. T. Williams
who has resumed the practice of law Al
San Buenaventura, is expected here soor
on visit to his faiher-in law, Jacot
Parsons.
Mr.. Henry Haxall, confidential clerl
for the Postmaster here, is still quit,
sick.
Sam Prayer is announced to lectur,
before the League of Freedom here
Sam is general favorite here and vii
have large turnout. Yours,
VETO.
.rahuary Is, 1884.