Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-06
Flint-McNasser Nunt;als.

IHnt-McNaSSer AuptiaiS.
A large number of invited friends assem-
bled at the parlors of the Golden Eagle Ho-
tel at IL \. N. yesterday to witness the mar
riage Of Oscar 5. Flint and Miss Minnie II.
McNasser. granddaughter OF Colonel James
McNasser. The rooms had been most ele-
gantly and deliberately decorated with flow
erS by tie weli-knuwn florist of the Bell
Conservatory, John McCailum. At the ap-
pointed hour the officiating minister Rev.
Father Grace, walked into the paTlOr fol-
lowed by Colonel McNasser escorting the
bride, Mrs. Colonel McNasser with the
groom and their attendants, Mr. Frank J.
Winnie, Of this city, and Miss Mary
Mcconnell, of Elk Grove. The
marriage ceremony was performed under
a large and beautiful floral bell, made of
the choicest white flowers, in accordance
with the beautiful and impressive form OF
! the Catholic service. The names Of those
present were Colonel and Mrs James
| McNasser, Mrs. L. NJ. Flint, Miss IDA Flint,
| Mr. and Mrs f. f. Tebbets, Mr.. and Mrs.
| James McCord Mr.. and Mrs. N. Sternfels.
| Mr. and Mrs. William Beckman, Mr. and
| Mrs Fay Raymond, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
| Flint, Mrs McCracken, Miss Mary Neon
nell Miss Devote of Stockton. Misses
Flora and Alice Greenlaw, Miss Alice
| Flint, Mr.. and Mrs. f. V. Flint, Miss Mary
Marshall, Messrs. Dr. NJ. Gardner, Frank
Winnie, F. j. Hauck, Fred. Remele, +. L.
Gray and j. H. Miller.
The dining-roonl was also elegantly deco
rated with flowers, and the guests after the
ceremony were served with an excellent
wedding dinner from u to P. NJ. The feast
was highly enjoyed, and if good wishes are
Of any avail, the young couple will surely
| realize a long life of prosperity and happi-
ness. The newly-married were presented
with many handsome and valuable pres
ents, among which the following were
noted An elegant walnut bedroom set, a
china tea set of two hundred pieces, framed
photographs of the brides grand parents,
solid silver knives, forks and carving set, all
bv Colonel and Mrs. McNasser, a large
basket of flowers from Fred Remelc silver
! cream spoon from Miss Mcconnell, lace
handkerchief from Mrs Beers, silver orange
from DR.. NJ. Gardner, card receiver and
vase from Mr.. and Mrs. William Beckman,
silver and gold card receiver and half a
dozen fruit knives from Mr.. and Mrs. J. J..
McCord, half dozen gold-lined ice cream
| spoons from Mrs. J. G.. McCracken, set sill
yer napkin rings from Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
! Flint, point lace fan in ivory from Mr.. and
| Mrs II. c. Trainor, manicure set from Mr.
and Mrs Edwin +. Smith, hand-painted
| toilet set and nut bowl from Mr. and Mrs.
| J. w Downellen, gilt and GOLD case from
| W. +. McCracken, silver tea set from Fred.
! j. Hauck and Frank Winnie, gold berry
| spoon from DR. and Mrs. Tebbets, silver
butter knife from Mrs. E. NJ. Flint, cream
| spoon from Mrs. A. f. Raymond.
The bride and groom left on the after
noon train for bridal trip to San Francis
| CO. Santa Cruz and Monterey.
CooL PRocEEDING.-Last eveninga China
man who was sitting on box or bench on
| street. just below Fourth, was approached
| by another Celestial, who deliberately
! drew pistol and shot him in the thigh.
\ spectator says that the wounded China
man did not make any cutlery, and the one
who shot coolly walked to Fourth street,
through that street TO the alley between ]
and J, and passed up the alley toward
| Fifth street. When the police were in
formed OF the circumstance the wounded
Chinaman as well as his assailant, had
disappeared. No one seemed TO know what
the trouble was about.
MODESTO OFFENDERs.-Deputy Marshal
a. W. McGinniss, of Modesto, came to the
city yesterday in search of Chas. NJ. Brook
hart and J. w. Byerly, who are wanted in
that town on charge of larceny. He found
them at an uptown hotel. While they were
! packing their trunks preparatory to leav-
ing with the officer, Brookhart requested
permission to so out and wash his hands.
1t was granted, and the officer went along
to look after him. but when he returned
Byerly had disappeared, and has not been
seen since The officer has one prisoner
and trunks for two, and is waiting further
developments.
IYsrALLArIoS-M Hirsh, D. ID. G.. A .
assisted by the Grand officers, installed the
following officers of Walhalla Grove, No.
] L. A. o. D., last evening Frank Lopez
/ n. A.: C. A. Vemeister, V. A; II. Meyer
Treasurer f. Q. Naghel, Secretary; c
Freidricks, c.; r. \. e. White, l. G.; S
Alexander, ., c.; NJ, Wilson, Trustee.
DRurps PrcNIc.-The Druids announce
that their picnic will be held at East Parl
next Sunday. Games and amusements vii
be presented almost without limit and thu
prizes to be contested for are on exhibition
at Sawtelle's. Tickets will be only % cent
! fer gentlemen and - cents for ladies',
r THERE will be q sale of about two hun
bred lots of goods from the different dc
partments nj the Red House, on Saturda
4 next, commencing at s o'clock and closing
at 10 o'clock.