Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-02

M. Briggs, Col. and Mrs. Il. G. Flou
noy, Mr.. Clark Redick, Mr.. and Mr.
Kasper Cohn, Hon. and Mrs. Q. Z
Thorn, Mrs. Lulu Edwards, Mr.. an
Mrs. H. Mcclellan. Miss Mcclellan, MI
and Mrs. f. FL. Howard, Mrs. Swart2
lander, Mr.. and Mrs. Marsellus, Oak
land Mr.. j. r. Miller, Miss Ella Wad
dilove, Sacramento; Miss Carrie Wadd
love, Sacramento; Mr.. and Mrs. T
Richards, Mr.. and Mrs. Grant, San Fran
cisco; Miss Grant, San Francisco; Mr.
and Mrs. John Carlin, San Francisco
Miss Maud Argues, San Jose Mis-
Nellie Argues, San Jose Mrs
Gertrude Barber, New York
Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Sheldon, New York
Judge and Mrs. r. M. Widney, Mr.. G
w. Burton, Mr.. H. u. Osborn, Genera
and Mrs. Sheehan, San Francisco; Judge
and Mrs. A. w. Hutton, Mr.. and Mrs. B
w. Lee, Mrs. G. De la Guerra, Sar
Buenaventura Mr.. and Mrs. Loeb, Mr.
and Mrs. Stern, Rev. Father Meyer, Rev
Father Adams, Rev. Father Verdaguer
Rev. Father Liebana.
THE CEREMONY.
The marriage ceremony was solemn
lied at the residence of Col. Mott, No
543. South Main street in this city, yes
terday at l O'Clock. The house had
been most exquisitely decorated for the
occasion. Delicate ferns and exquisite
marguerites were generally used for the
purpose, and they were arranged with a
rare taste, producing the most artistic
results. With these were blended a
great variety of the rarest flowers known
to modern floraculture. In the bay win
dow Of the parlor was bower wrought
out OF the most exquisite flowers. Roses
of the most tender hues and perfect
forms were in profusion. A canopy of
white roses and other flowers was
wrought over the spot where the we'd
ding party stood. A monogram OF the
initials of the bride and groom was
wrought in this. But the floral decora-
tions were not confined to the parlor
The entire house had been wrought with
a perfect bower of beauty.
Al o'clock the wedding procession
was formed in the following order: First
came Miss Adela O'Melveny and Miss
Libbie Silent. The former wore a rich
gown of lace cream faille, trimmed with
escurial lace. The bodice was cut dec
GILLETTE, ornaments pearls; she carried a
beautiful bouquet of pink and white
roses. Miss Silent's costume was of
white faille and pink brocade, cut dec
gillette, ornaments, pearls. She carried
bouquet of pink AND white roses fast
ened with tulle. Following came Miss
Daisy Rose and Miss Laura Meyer. The
former wore cream silk Directoire cos
tune, with pearl ornaments and bouquet
of pink and white roses.
Miss Meyers costume was of cream
faille, trimmed with Egyptian lace; Or
naments, pearls. Her bouquet was of
white and pink roses.
Next came the maid of honor, Miss
Tranquilina oepulveda, an aunt of the
bride. Miss Sepulveia was attired in
robe of cream silk and handsome pink
and cream brocade; ornaments, pearls
bouquet of pink and white roses, fastened
with tulle. After the maid of honor came
the bride, leaning upon the arm of her
father. The bride presented a charming
appearance. Her costume was rich
and beautiful, and was very becoming.
The dress was Of costly white corded silk.
The right side was pleated in fan pleats
the front, a panel of lilies OF the valley
the left side was handsomely draped with
bow of the same material as the dress.
The bodice was cut V-shaped in Grecian
folds and finished with exquisite Va
lenciennes lace. The veil was fastened
to the coifure by an elegant butterfly of
diamonds, sapphires and rubies, a gift of
the groom's parents. 1t fell in graceful
folds to the end of the long
court train, and was fastened
here and there to the dress by
lunches of the lilies of the valley. The
fan carried by the bride was one beauti-
fully carved of mother of pearl and of
Duchess lace exquisitely decorated by
Don Duromme, of Paris, and was gift
of Mrs. 1. w. Hellman. The bridal
bouquet was composed of stephanotis,
white jassamine and maiden-hai ferns
ornaments, diamonds.
Next in order were Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Leck. Following came the mother of
the bride, accompanied by Mr.. Stephen
II. Mott. Mrs. Mott wore handsome
princess robe of black velvet, court
train. The bodice was cut square neck,
filled in with elegant Duchess lace, and
the entire costume was trimmed with
Oriental pessimenterie. Ornaments, dia-
monds and opals.
The bridegroom, in company with Mr..
Halleck Wright, of San Francisco, as
best man, came from the hall at the
north side of the parlor, joining the bri-
dal party under the canopy where the
ceremony was performed. The impress
i've ceremonies were conducted by Bishop
Mora. His Grace was assisted by Vicar
General Adam, Rev. Fathers Foster
Meyer and Liebana. Father Peter was
unable to be present on account of ILL
ness.
Immediately after the marriage knot
had been tied, reception was held until
s O'Clock, during which time the happy
couple received congratulations. At the
close of the reception a grand family
dinner was rendered to the BRIDES maid
and the best man.
At 7:4O o'clock the happy couple set
out for the City of Mexico. where they
will spend the honeymoon and return to
Los Angeles at the expiration of five
weeks. Upon their return they will
occupy apartments at the Hotel Hollen-
beck until the completion OF their new
home.
The BRIDES dowry, presented by her
father, consists of realty amounting to
something over $4,000. A check OF
81 900 was also presented to her by a
| friend.
The services of Mr.. John Roster were
enlisted in catering to the guests present
in an elegant wedding breakfast. During
the entire afternoon the Mott residence
was thronged by hundreds of the friends
of the family. Both bride and groom
| ara natives of the fair Citv of the Angels