Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-29

the near approach of Sunday morning
caused the merry party to disperse, all
| agreeing that Dan Keim's crystal we'd
ding will long be remembered as one ol
the plsasantest events in the history OF
Tustin.
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The wedding of Miss Nellie Wilcox
and A. J. Padgham was celebrated in
| Tustin at the residence of the brides
parents on Tuesday evening last. About
300 guests, friends of the bride and
groom, were present. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. F. J. Maynard,
in the ritual of the Episcopal church. .
Miss Jeanette Wilcox, sister Of the bride,
was bridesmaid and Charles W. Riggs
acted as groomsman. The house was
artistically decorated with designs, flow.
ers and wreaths. After the ceremony
supper was served under an arbor on the
lawn. The newly married couple were the
recipients of many elegant and costly
presents. They left on Thursday for
Chicago and other places on their we'd
ding tour.
A reception was given to Mr.. and Mrs.
D Jones Friday evening in the lecture
room of the First Presbyterian church,
upon their return from an extended visit
to their old home in South Wales, where,
on the 9th of July last, they were
married. The President, L. J. Llewellyn
called the meeting to order, and de-
livered Ian address of welome. A we'll
arranged programme was then rendered
as follows: Chorus, "Home Again." J..
Evans and party, accompanied by j. T..
Hughes on the cornet; address of well
come, Rev. D. Hughes; piano solo, Miss
Maggie j. Pugh recitation, prayer and
Potatoes" Miss May Hughes; flute solo,
Mr.. j. Evans; poetical address (Welsh) i,
Mr.. j. M. Davies; duet, Miss Annie
Hughes and Mr.. j. Evans address, Mr..
s. Evans; piano solo, Miss Annie
Llewellyn; duet, Misses May and Fran
ces Hughes; finale, America" The
party then adjourned to the London
Coffee Parlors, where ice cream and cake
were served, and the remainder of the
evening PLEASANTLY spent in various
games, etc., after which the company
dispersed.
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The new schooihouse in West Vernon
was opened on Monday in an auspicious
manner. The people of that section
gave dramatic and musical entertain
ment to raise funds to buy piano and
other furnishings for the school. Over
200 people assembled. The programme
opened with a wel-rendered piano and
violin duet by Mrs. Hanna and Mr..
Beck. Scene of the drama Amonq the
Breakers was then given by the follow
ing cast:
David Murray" keeper of Fair
Point Light, W. s. Hall; "Larry
Divine" his assistant, Geo. Hanna; !;
Hon. Bruce Hunter" Captain F. N.
Marion; "Clarence Hunter" his ward,
Sam McKinlay; "Peter Paragraph"
newspaper reporter, Jno. Pirtle "Scud,"
Hunters" colored servant, Will E.
Chambers; 'Miss Mamie Daze," Hun.
ter's' niece, Miss L. II. Akey; tBess
Starbright, ''cast up by the waves"
Ida Thomson; "Mother Carey" re-.
puted fortune-teller. Mrs. G. A. Cary !;
" Biddy Bean," an Irish girl, Miss julia
Black.
Between the first and second scenes of
the play excellent music was rendered
by Mrs. Hanna, Prof. Brenner and Mr..
j. Booth.
The ladies Of Frank Bartlett Post, W.
Il. O.. gave reception to Commander
SEQ. E. Gard on Tuesday evening last.
he following programme was rendered :
Instrumental solo, piano, Miss Violet
recitation, Professor Guy Durrell instru-
mental duet, piano and violin, Connor
sisters; song, Miss Shaffner; recitation,
Etha1 ort. ,ctr FOL colo x1,ono
Miss Viola Bennet; recitation, Professor
Guy Durrell. Among those present
we're w. J. Brown and Mrs. Amy @.
Brown, L. s. Butler, Mrs. Butler, DR.. w.
E. Reed, Mrs. Reed, Miss Minnie Peli
tier, H. w. Cowler, Mrs. Cowler, A. L.
Cook, Mrs. Cook, l.. Malone, Sam Koutz,
Mr.. 7. F. Laycock, Mrs. Laycock, Miss
Kittie Loomis, Mrs. Geo. E. Gard, Mrs.
Mrs. Fanny Cook, Mrs. Bickuell,
Mrs. Van Horne, Miss Grace Van
Horne, DR.. shaffner, Adjutant GEN
eral f. H. Bacon, Charles w. Hicke,
Mra. Sadie Hicks, F. A. Fletcher,
Charles Spencer, Mrs. Spencer, Mrs.
Southworth, Mrs. Kate Spear, Mrs. Rob
Oiu Oiipl0, &lip. IAutO W. l. Obt
Commander Myron F. Tarble, Mrs. Car
rie A. Tarble A. W. Patton, Mrs. Fannie
NJ. Patton, General H. G. Rollins, Lewis
Kinland, General J. j. Gosper, 8. l..
Toll, Mrs. Nellie Gleason, Mrs. Prince,
Mrs. ]. J. Gosper, Ethel May Fairbanks,
O. F. Bahcock, E. B. Lindsay, J. nj.
Johnston, l.. H. Whitson, Anson Pitcher,
A. K. Alexander, j. L. Skinner, Mes
DANES A. @. Shafer, s. E. Archer, Abbie
e. Johnson, L. A. Whitson, Hattie E.
Alexander, Maud Burdick, Colonel DAILY,
Eastman, Stevens, Mcclellan, DIR. Mitch
ell, Worth, Kent, Beeson, Mary T. York,
Flora Pitcher, Austin, 10y Mcclellan,
Wright, Emily Valentine and Miss Eva
Johnston.
A very largely attended farewell party
was given to Miss Loretta Clinton, on
Wednesday evening last, at the resi-.
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. &. A. Clark, on
the corner Of Myrtle and Summer ave-
nues. Miss Clinton, who is most
vivacious young lady, is resident OF
Yreka, Humboldt county, and has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. g. A. Clark
for the past six weeks, and the party was
given in honor of her regretful depart
ure. Mr.. g. A. Clark, who is the senior
member of the firm of Clark & Humph-
reys, the we'll known lun ber dealers. haa
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