Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-19
Welded.
Miss CarlOta Jackson and
Mr.. Emile Quarre.
A BRILLIANT RECEPTION.
Married at st. Vibiana Cathedral
List of the Many Beauti-
full Presents.

one of the most brilliant that has
taken place in Los Angeles. The con
tracing parties are well-known in Los
Angeles, and each possesses q very
large circle of acquaintances anG
friends. Mr.. Quarre is one. of the
leading business men OF Los Angeles
and is the senior member of the firm
of Quarre & Mauldin, leading jewelry
dealers. He came to Los Angeles
from France about three years ago,
and by his own efforts has won for
himself high osition on both the
social and business ladders. The
bride is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John f. Jackson, and has long oc-
cupied place in the hearts of her as
sociates, which no one else could fill
The ceremony was announced to
take place at 8 O'Clock and at that
early hour almost every seat in the
building was occupied. Shortly af-
terward-,he organist played Mendels-
sohn's wedding March" as the we'd
ding party entered the church. The
bridal party was led by Mr.. Quarre,
with Miss Jackson leaning on his
arm, followed by George Quarre, Miss
Lita Maxwell, A. T. Patton, Miss
Vioette Trudell, John Louis Vignes,
Miss Diana de la Guerra, w. Flavin,
and Miss Elsie Routh, bridesmaids
and groomsmen. Arriving at the al
tar the impressive ceremony was per-
formed by bishop Mora and assist
ants, who administered the mar
riage sacrament. Upon the con-
clusion of the ceremony which
made the happy couple one,
the bridal procession moved slowly
toward the entrance, where carriages
were entered and the party was
driven to the residence OF the bride S
parents in East Los Angeles, where a
wedding lunch was partaken of and a
reception given to the happy couple.
During the reception appropriate
speeches, containing wishes for the
future prosperity of Mr.. and Mrs.
Quarre, were made by Colonel j. J.
Ayers, who responded to the toast,
'"Ihe Brides Welcome;" r. f.
McGregor, "rhe Mother-in-law," and
Colonel Walter s. Moore, 'The Sue
cess and Happiness OF the Young
Ladies'"
The bride was attired in white
surah silk, laced with silk cord,
trimmed with point lace and orna-
mented with orange blossoms and
diamonds.
Miss Lita Maxwell was attired in
heliotrope silk, trimmed with cream
colored ,elvet; ornaments, diamonds,
pearls and flowers.
Miss Elsie Routh wore white silk
with an over.dress OF Makara lace.
Ornaments, pearls and flowers.
Mrs. Violette Trudell was attired in
white, with point lace trimmings. Or
naments, pearls and diamonds and
flowers.
Miss Diana de la Guerra was at
tired in cream colured silk trimmed
with satin. Ornaments, diamonds
and flowers.
THE PRESENTS.
Among the presents were the fol-
lowing:
Solid diamond bracelet, Mrs. Col. r. S. Ba-
ker; afternoon silver and gold lined tea set,
John Louis Vignes; silver berry spoons. Mr.
and Mrs. B. Hayman; solid silver tea set;
George Quarre; ivory fan, Mrs. Rhodes; sill
yer puuch bowl, gold lined, the Misses
Winston and Mrs; 2; CArrillo; gros grain
handkerchief, Mrs. A. E. sepulveda;
one half dozen embroidered banker
chiefs, Mrs G. F, smurr; horseshoe flower
stand, Mr.. .snnd the Misses Roth silver cake
and-berry dish, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. bowling;
flower harp stand. Mr.. and Mrs. W. A.
Clinton; silver congrs tulatoly card, Mr:
and Mrs. w. B. Iullis; floral design, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. B. Tullis; japanese alabaster vase,
Frank c. Fryett; floral tribute, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. II. De Woodwork; one dozen 5 O'Clock
silver spoons gold lined, John Louis
Vignes; silver button hook with mono
gram, Miss Tr1dell;, flower basket,
Mrs. walter S. Maxwell; Japanese
basket, Mr.. and Mrs. AL. Buisseret;
elegant flower bowls, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
statuette of religion, Mrs. A l.. LankeIshim;
French parlor clock, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Mauldin; antique statue, Mr.: and Mrs. e.
Berman; French punch bowl and glasses,
Mrs. l.. Edwards; plush card receiver, Mrs
J. r. Finlayson; holy cards, George Quarre;
punch bottle encased by polished French
fence with six glasses, Mr.. and Mrs. W. II.
Barker; book album, Mr.. and Mrs. J. K.
card receiver, Armanda and Jessie Kelle-
he ivory card case, w. FIavin; floral
tribute, Horn of Plenty, Mrs. L. L. Brad
bury; deed to four lots in Jeffries' tract, by
J. E. jackson, father of the bride; diamond
earrings, diamond lace pin, emerald aud
diamond ring, Emile Quarre to his wife;
floral horse shoe tribute, Mr. and Mrs. M. II.
Newmark; flower stand, Miss Lita Maxwell.
THE GUESTS.
The list of those present is as fol-
lows
4 ri I'd
r. S. Baker Mr.. and Mrs. P. c. Carrillo, Mr..
and Mrs. C. F. Smurr, Mr.. and Mrs: J. T..
Gaffey, Mr.. and Mrs. Rhodes, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. J. Br drick, Mr.. and Mrs; Geo. Kimball,
W. S. Moore, Col. and Mrs. J. J. Ayers, Mr..
and Mrs. John Forster, Mr.. and Mrs Sidney
Lacey Mr.. and Mrs: u. l.. Bradbury,
Mr.and Mrs. j.. W., Wolfskill, Mr.;
Mrs. G. R; Johnson Judge and Mrs.
E. NJ. Ross, Baron and Baroness Rognlat,
Mrs. Crabbe, Mrs. McDougall,. Mrs. Ella
Cook, Mrs. Charlotte Rowland, Mr.. and Mrs.
.Mr. and Mrs. McCrea Mr. and Mrs. J. A:MuiTT,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. e. Hewitt, Mr. and Mrs. ].
J. Carrillo. Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer,
Mrs. Lankershim, Mr.. and Mrs. Van Nmys,
Rimpau, Mr.. ard Mrs. de qrquiza, Mr.. and
Mrs Berman, Mr.. and Mrs. Barker, Mr.: and
Mrs. r. Howard, Mr.. and Mrs. Pironi, Major
and Mrs. Draper, Mr.; and Mrs. George
!; Denis, Mr.: and Rs:.o,o+ Mrs. O; A. Stevens
W. Y. Carlisle, DR.. aud Mrs. worthington
Mr.. and Mrs. Murietta, Mr.. and Mrs Dow;
ling, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Mould n, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. A. Clinton, Mr.. and Mrs Leon Loeb
Hon. and Mrs. j. g. Estudillo, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
ton Kemp. Mr.. and Mrs. W. r.
Rowland, Mrs. Isabel Del Vale, Mrs
de Cells, Mrs. ]. B, Winston, Miss Li'a
Maxwell, Miss Violette Trudell, Miss
Elsie Routh, Miss Diana de la Guerra
Miss Isabel del Vale, Miss de Cells. Miss G.
Carrillo. Miss Crabbe, Misses Rimpau. Miss
O'Farrell, Misses Routh, Misses Vignes
Misses Winston, Misses Bradbury; MT
Senator pef vale, hon Bishop Nora inSH Kew
Father P. yeidaguer, Rev. Father Meyer
Rev Father Condor, Rev. Father Morgan
Col Stewart, o. W. Childs Jr., Louis Vignes
George Quarre, W. Flavin, A. T. Patton, Ed
Silent, Barrett East stman, Chas. Raskin, DR.
McGowan. DR.. Nadeau, Boyle Workman
Robert Evan McGregor, Paul Riecker, Osca
Huber, Stanley Routh, John Schumacher