Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-12
SOME SOCIETY EVENTS.
A NUMBER OF WEDDINGS AND So
CIAL GATHERINGS.
The Marriage of Miss Matte Peachy and
Mr.. H. W. Bowman-The Metcalf-
Ormiston Nuptials-Balls, Hops, Etc.

At the residence of Mr.. George w.
Peachy. on the evening of Oct. 9th, Miss
Matte Adelaide Peachy was united in
marriage to Mr.. Henry w. Bowman, of
Santa Cruz, California.
The large residence on Pasadena av-
enue was brilliantly illuminated and
decorated with the most beautiful flow
ers. Columns and festoons of smilax,
ivy and boughs of the graceful peppers,
in connection with ferns, palms, pot
plants and cut roses, graced every con-
ceivable nook and corner. The front
parlor predominating color was white,
back parlor pink, and the dining room
red.
Promptly at O'Clock, las the strains of
the wedding march filled the parlors
with a wave of melody, the contracting
parties took their positions in an alcove +;
suspended directly overhead was horse
shoe of white flowers enclosing the mon
ogram of the bride and groom. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. V.
F. Hunt, OF Tustin City. After the cor
dial congratulations of the assembled
company the doors to the dining room
were opened and a sumptuous luncheon
was served in genuine old Kentucky
style. The menu was complete in its
every department. After supper,
the guests were treated to reci-
tations by Miss Hattie George Andrews,
and Master Henry Clay Peachy, little
tot of six years. The bride was most
becomingly attired in an elegant cos
tune of ashes of roses, and carried a
bouquet Of orange blossoms. The bridal
presents were numerous and costly,
among them deed to nice house and
lot in this city from the father of the
bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowman left on the 10
O'Clock train fol- San Francisco and other
cities in the north.
After the first of November they will
reside in Santa Cruz, where Mr.. Bow
man is pastor of large and flourishing
church.
Company F's Ball.
Company F gave a most successful
ball at the Armory on Friday evening.
Among those present were: Misses
Minnie Dillingham;, Frank McCreery,
E. Stahl, R. Norton, Alice Tinnall, Van
Buskirk, Mary Hargan, Curtis, M. A.
Collins, Hoist, Hattie Raston, Delight
Sturtevant, Scofeld, Ada Fleming,
Kaser, Messerley, Bout, Myrtle, Flem-
ing, C. Mclean, Myra van Matre, G.
johnson, Lulu Harmon, G. Fisher,
Hattie Lindenfeldt, Rebecca Herndon,
J. Green, Alva Stephens, Wynn Bollard,
Emma Williams, Loomie Cornell Dag
EFT and Nellie Carr; Mrs. Reeves, Mrs.
E. T. Parker, Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Ber-
ger, o. o. Mason and Mrs. Mason and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Yahes, Mrs.
s. R. Frazer.
Messrs. William Schoenbaum, D. w.
Davis, V. Nichol, ]. B. Franklin, ].
Cornell, Ed Owings, Fred Wilson, j. S.
Mcguire, H. Whitmarch, Arthur Gro
sen, James Brown, E. D. Tanner, w.
w. Colmerg, w. J. A. Cook, j. R. Sadler,
A. G. Frughling, G. F. Hunter, w. B.
Shaw, James Fogarty, J. P. Dupuy, R.
J. Roye, w. G. Mullen, w. D. Mitchell,
G.. Witherspoon, Wood, Hagan, V.
Schmidt, Will A. Lapham, w. Wealth
erby, T. E. Heller, o. Stephens, G. L.
Miller, G.. w. Smith. B. D. Fargo, Will
Chamberlin, G. E. Graham, A. R. Fra
ger, Guy Huffard, j. H. De La Monte,
f. Monroe, Harry Whitley, w. Oser,
G. Folger, Joe Williams. Sergeant Will
son, e. A. Payne, A. ]. Killeen, and
John Hazel.