Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-31
Wedding Rells.

| the daughter OF Judge and Mrs. S. c. Den.
J son, was married at the residence of he
parents to Douglas A, the son of T. NJ
Lindley, all of this city. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Carroll NJ. Davis
in the presence of the immediate friends nj
the families. From II A. NJ. to P. NJ. a re-
ception was given, and several hundred
people called and bid the young couple
God speed" The bridal pair stood be-
meath floral marriage bell The bride
one of the bellies of Sacramento, never
looked more beautiful than in her wedding
robes. The residence was handsomely dec
GRATED with flowers. A sumptuous repast
was served by Peterson, the caterer, moth
ing being spared TO make it elegant and
choice. An excellent orchestra, under
direction of c. A. Neale, discoursed music
during the three hours OF the reception.
The new married pair, both popular young
people, were favored with such sincere
congratulations and by such multitude of
people as not often falls 10 the lot of new
voyagers in the matrimonial seas. At $50
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindley left for San Francisco
They will return in about week. and i'm
mediately occupy their residence on /
street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth.
and wtich the father of the bridegroom is
furnishing for them. The floral gifts at the
reception We're choice, rich and too many
IN number TO be detailed here. The bridal
gifts We're very numerous, and all choice
and beautiful. They were as follows:
Hon. Newton Booth, two paintings; J.
G. Davis, a chair; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Griffith, two paintings; Miss Kate Merk-
ley, scarf; Miss Alice Smith, table
mat; Miss Lulu Tyrrell head wrap; Mr..
and Mrs. F. y. Will ms, chair; John
MPEarlonA Of Colf hal
Mrs. J. E. I. Pike painting; Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Holbrook, silver and gold
butter dishes; Mr.. and Mrs. W. ii. Beatty.
berry set, silver and gold; Gen. Charles
Cadwalader, one dozen silver knives; Mr..
an1 Mrs. L. A. Rogers, of Quincy
Ill, fruit spoon; Miss Maud Den
lson, silver coffee spoons Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. 5. Taylor, silver salad SET !;
Mr.. and Mrs. n. d. Rideeut, one dozen
teaspoons; Mrs. Judge H. o. Beatty, a
work basket; Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Z. Bates.
set OF Royal Wooster coffee-cups, urn and
spoons; DR.. and Mrs. G. G. Tyrrell. silver
cake-knife; Miss Julia Sullivan, berry
spoon; Eddie and May Taylor, fruit dish
w. z. Coleman, carving set Mr.. and Mrs.
w. X. knights, walnut and laurel chamber
set; Miss Jennie Lindley, two chairs and
lace handkerchief; Hon. w. C. Van Fleet.
mahogany cabinet; Mr.. and Mrs. Hume
Warrington, Carson, Wooster coffee set
Judge and Mrs. Hol, ornamental water
pitcher; Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Emery. Oak
land, clock and fan-mirror; Mr. and Mrs.
James Faris, ornamental jug; Mr.. and
Mrs il. Williams, ice-cream spoon: Mr..
and Mrs. a. Il. Wagstaff, Modesto, Jewel
case; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 3. White, orna.
mental dishes; Mrs. Alice l.. Foye, Oriental
water urn; Robert II. Hawley, butter-knife
and berry-spoon; DR.. and Mrs. O. Harvey.
Gait, fish set; Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. benson,
parents of the bride, case OF silverware
Mrs. Vaudeville, fan Miss Ella Smith,
photograph basket; Mrs. r. E. Gogings.
white lace bonnet Mrs p. Bowie. full
set of table chinaware Miss Mamie Rus
sell, tea set Mr. and Mrs w. Z. Chamber
lain, berry dishes: Miss Jennie Mcfarland.
coffee set; proprietors China Hall, mantel
ornament; Mr.. and Mrs L. B. Sutliff.
butter knife; Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Lindley.
one dozen spoons; Mr. and Mrs. o. i.
Willis, dressing case; Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
u. katzenstein, crystal water set; Misses
Hummel, ornamental bag and pitcher
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Miller, salt and pepper
set Colonel and Mrs. A. C. Ellis, Carson,
one dozen egg spoons; Miss Fannie Per-
klns, Oakland, one dozen coffee spoons;
III. A. Marvin. silver pickle fork
Mr.. and Mrs. q. H. Tryon, celery-stand
Miss Alice Lehman, Oakland, bronze
lamp; Eugene Stevens, carving set; Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. Mills, flower stand; Mr..
and Mrs. c. b. Jennings, ornamental vase
Mr.. and Mrs. +. X. Alsip berry dish and
spoon DR.. and Mrs. G. L. Simmons salad
fork and spoon; Mr.. and Mrs. JOS. Hahn.
plush toilet perfume set; ]. 3. Wooster.
San Francisco, one dozen tea spoons. Mr.
and Mrs. y. King, San Francisco. euchre
set; Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Carey, silver water
set; Mr. and Mrs. W L. Gerber. silver
sugar bowl: Mr. and Mrs. V. S. McClatchy,
blsque statuary; Mr.. and Mrs c. X. Nc
CATCHY, bisque statuary; Mr.. and
Mrs. &. l. Felter, one dozen spoons;
Mrs. w. NJ. Lyon, hand-painted toilet set
W: b. Hamilton, olive spoon; Mrs. Belle
Allen, Oakland, ivory glove-stretcher;
Harry Russell, Chicago fruit spoon; Misses
Carroll, silver and gold card receiver: Mr..
and Mrs; A. A. Van VOORHEES,, Oriental
vases; Miss Eda Lindley, embroidered
toilet set; George Payne Quincy, H.. two
silver sauce-spoons; Alex. Badlam, San
Francisco, smelling bottle; Mrs. Rose 2.
Root, Quincy, H., fish set Mrs S. C. Den
son, mother of the bride, embroidered pill
low-shams; from the bridegroom to the
bride, diamond. pin; Miss Helen Lind
ley, ice-cream ladle T. NJ Lindley. father
of the bridegroom, household furniture.
AT the reception were number of guests
from abroad Among them there were
recognized Mr.. and Mrs. Charl Holbrook,
San Francisco; Senator George E. Whitney
and daughter, Alameda; Hon. Chancellor
Harrison. Napa DR.. Obed Harvey, Gait
Hon. VIM. Johnston wife and daughters,
Richland Mr.. and Mrs. F. A Jones, San
Francisco; Hon. Thomas Mcconnell, wife
and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. benson experienced and
expressed regrets that a number of invita-
tons to their friends failed to reach their
destination, by reason of causes beyond
their control, until too late.