Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-10-20

Warner, Mr.. and Mrs. Gephard, DR.. Nc
Gowan, Mr.. J. Miller, Mr.. Winston, Mr.
Montgomery, Lieutenant Miller, Mr.
Stone, Mr.. 6. Brentice, Mr.. Britain
Judge Guthrie, Mr.. Marsh, Misses
Marsh, Ross and others.
By invitation of Mrs. Ross and he,
daughters, Mrs. Fogg and Miss Zetts
Ross, large party of Pasadena people
drove to Los Angeles on Wednesday
evening and spent a few social hours at
the Pleasanton House, on Temple street.
Among those who came over were the
Misses Elson, Crane, Shackleford, He'll
ing, MCGOWAN, Cook, Marsh, Morton,
Jarvis, Nelson and Thomas, Mrs. DR..
Kitchener, Mrs. J. @. Fitxhenry, and
Messrs. Wallace Wetherby, Charles Mil
Ter. J. 9. Fitzhenry, John M. Permar,
DR.. Kitchener, Lyman Craig, Jonn j.
Jones, Harry Arnold, A. F. Manahan,
Ed Mosher, d. w. Permar, L. L. Test,
DR.. Frasier and Mr.. Sunderland.
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The campfire given by Gelcich Post of
the G. A. r., of East Los Angeles. Fri
day evening, was very pleasant affair,
nha VhO hhiL Won CLOWoOo W AuD utAAOoVs
After the entertainment refreshments
gramme: Address of welcome, Com
mander Jones; opening prayer, Rev.
Charles A. Keinzle; song, Comrades,
the Trumpet is Sounded" Mrs. Mat.
thews and Dyer, Mr.. R. E. Shaw and
Miller; speech, General 81. q. Lyons /;
vocal solo, "Her Bright Smile Haunts
Me STILL" Miss Stella Matthew'S; piano
solo, Master frankie Gibbs; speech,
Post Commander M. F. Tarble of John
A. Logan Post; recitation. Cluster
Charge" Miss Cox; piano solo, Miss
Rena Wall; address to Sons of Veterans,
Major D. Jones; response to the above,
Charles A. Keinzle piano solo, Mrs. Nat
G.. Browning; solo, "The Soldier Stood
in the Villa 70 Street," Mrs. DR.. Shoe.
maker; recitation, "The Bivouac of the
Dead" Frank Matthew'S; song, comic
G. T. Lyons; song, 1.-The Flag of the
Free" by quartette; vocal duet, Mrs.
Matte Keith and Miss Louise Irish.
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On Tuesday evening a tin wedding
reception was given to Rev. and Mrs. ]
H. Phillips at the East Los Angeles Con-
gregational church, which was open from
the auditorium to the gymnasium, and
tastefully decorated with flowers. The
walls of the gymnasium were embellished
with fanciful designs in tin, supple
mented with the National colors. The
bride and groom stood undera mammoth
tin bell, which was decorated with pep
per sprays, and Rev. Mr.. Eaton re-tieG
the knot, after which, in feeling speech
he presented the happy couple with ar
elegant mantel clock from the congrega-
ton. Rev. Mr.. Phillips responded, and
after congratulations, the guests we're in
vited to the refreshment rooms,
where the wedding supper was
spread. AS a souvenir of the oc
casion each guest was presented with
tin spoon, decorated with white rib
bon bearing the words, phillips, 70 &c."
Among those present were DR.. and Mrs.
Marks, Mr.. and Mrs. Seville, Mr.. anG
Mrs. George @. Reyes, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
V. Wachtel, Mr.. and Mrs. Barrac}ougb
Arthur Coombs, Frank Schneider. 9. E.
McKeag, F. G. Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harrison. Misses Henderson, Whitney
Boal, White, Mills, Barraclough, Ritter
Biggs, Dockstader, Lane, Kennedy, anc
Messrs. F. Allen, j. A. Woodward, J
Arnold, G. B. Hayden, Putnam, Whelp
ley, Kennedy, Burke and Chapman.
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On Thursday, the 10th instant, Mis-
Annie Stevenson, daughter of Colonel J
B. Stevenson, WAS married to W. s
Bulls, at Cotton, by Rev. Mr.. Donald
After the ceremony and supper the brida
couple, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs
Bulls, the parents of the groom, drov'
to the Southern Pacific depot, where they
took the overland train for San Francisco
Among those who sent presents to the
happy couple were the following: Mr.
and Mrs. ]. L. Wallace, Los Angeles
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Goldsworthy, Los An
geles; Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Clark, Los
Angeles; Mrs. Julia Wright, Eureka
| ILL.,; Mr.. and Mrs. Peudell, Fort Worth
Tex. Mrs. Suddeth, DIR. Suddeth, Mis-
Alice Suddeth, Mr.. and Mrs, Wilson
Hays, James Bulls, Los Angeles; L. NJ
Graham, Ill. A. E. Stevenson and wife
Bloomington John Stevenson and wife
Bloomington Mrs. I. w. Stevenson
Bloomington Misses Cheeny, Blooming
ton; Mr.. and Mrs. M. T. Scott, Bloom
ington: Mr.. and Mrs. V. w. Andrews
Bloomington, Louis Stevenson, Bloom
ington Mrs. @. A. Worrall, Blooming
ton; Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Layton, Majo
g. B. Pickett, DR.. and Mrs. Fox, Mr.. AM
Mrs. Slaughter, Mr.. and Mrs. d. Hanna
Mr.. and Mrs. Goddard and Miss Lee
Mrs. E. S. McCaughey, Sioux City; Nh
and Mrs. R. w. Button, Mr.. Green, Sal
Bernardino; Miss Hewitt, F. "A
Miner and H. M. Nelson, MI
and Mrs. A. B. Miner, ]. c
Donald, j. N. Todd, j. M. William
and H. H. Shields, Misses Van Arsdale
Mr.. and Mrs. John Page, Kansas; Mr.
and Mrs. M. Gilbert, Mr.. and Mrs. A
W. Bruner, Miss Bessie Goddard
Messrs. Oster, Smith and Burial, MI
and Mrs. ]. L. Merrill, Rialto, Mr.. an,
Mrs. J. A. Cole, w. w. Topp and ?
McCann, Mrs. w. A. Davidson ant
daughter, Eureka, ILL.,. Mr.. and Mrs.
| w. Hammerly, Mrs. N. A. Murphy an
Miss Adams, Colonel J. w. Preston, Mr.
and Mrs. N. Sloppy, Master Horac
Hays, DR.. and Mrs. Gill, Riverside; Mr.
Jessie Patton, Riverside; DIR. and Mrs.
Hutchinson, John 7. Hisnon, San Bel
nardino; Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. G. Wilson
Miss Stella Ingram, Mr.. and Mrs. W. s
Hooper, San Bernardino; Mr.. and Mrt
j. W. Davis, Mrs. L. E. Polhemus, Nj
and Mrs. J. G. Raugus, Miss Myra Her
derson, Borden, M; Mrs. R. M. an
Miss Katie McKie.
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