Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-15

THE LOS !
progressive euchre passed the time un-
til late hour. Mr.. Hedges is very well
known in Iowa, where he served four
terms in the legislature.
THE COLONIAL TEA.
The Colonial tea given early in the
week at Mrs. Ackerman's residence, at
st. James Park, was most notable
event. The hostesses were Mesdames
Alderman, Elderkin, Mckinley and
Sartori. They wore the costumes of our
great-grand-mothers, as did also Mes
danes H. T. Lee, Butler and Wildman,
and the Misses Seymour, Richards,
Klokke, Wildman, Burnett, Chaffee and
Moore. There were about $50 present,
among:whom were..noticedlRev and Mrs.
Bugbee, Colonel and Mrs. Eastman, DIR.
and Mrs. Graves, DR.. and Mrs. John
Haynes, DIR. and Mrs. Salisbury, rand
Mrs. N. p. Conrey, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G.
Pratt, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kelsey, DR..
and Mrs. Tolhurst, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
A. Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. Klokke, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. T. Scott. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Howes, Mr.. and Mrs. f. X. Simonds,
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. j. Carran, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sheldon Borden, Mesdames Sew
erance, Silent, Hughes, Wells. Fits,
Stewart, Shoemaker, Eames, Ogilvie,
Carpenter. Cox, Earl, Phillips, Landt,
Tanner, Flint, Garnsey, Ira Smith. Kill
bourne, w. B. Smith, Bancroft, Chap
man, Bronson and Finney; the Misses
Clemens, Lindley, Stewart, Cash, Du
Puy, Hagan, Freeman, Brown, Strout,
Bugbee, Hodgeman, Silent, Capen and
Albers DIR. Hughes, DIR. Elizabeth Fol-
lansbee, Judge Knight, Major Elderkin,
Judge Mckinley, and the Messrs. Ack-
erman, Johnson, Wells, Swanwick,
Hunt. Baldwin, Alexander, Ward,
Bucks, Tufts, Franklin, Follansbee, Sar-
tori, Osgood and Klokke.
The minuet dancers, under the super
vision OF Miss Cash, were in costume.
and were Elfride Alderman, Katie
Landt, Bessie Alexander, Mabel Garn-
sey, Orrie Cash, Frank Muchmore, Fred
Shoemaker, Harold Butler.
MEIsTER-soNNEBoRN.
The marriage of Mr.. d. Sonneborn, OF
Los Angeles, and Miss Carrie Meister, OF
San Francisco, which took place on Sun
day last at the residence OF Mr.. L. B.
Cohn, on West Ninth street, was per-
| formed by the Rev. DIR. Blum. Rabbi
Blum reminded them OF their mutual
and sacred duty to each other as man
and wife, and after explaining the mean
ing of the wedding ring, he recited the
customary Hebrew prayers, and then
the bridal couple drank from the two
cups of wine, emblematical of the cup
of 10Y and the cup of afiiiction. Accord
ing to an ancient Hebrew custom, the
groom broke glass, and the ceremony
ended. After the ceremony was over
the guests were ushered into the spacious
dining-room, where an elaborate dinner
was served; toasts and speeches were
made, and the happy couple were wished
many happy days by their several
guests.
During the afternoon kilograms OF
congratulation to Mr.. and Mrs. Some
born were received, few of which are
from the following: E. Leipziger and
family of New York, Mr.. and Mrs. Ash,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gross, Joseph and L.
R. Stearns, P. Berg and M. Solomon, all
from San Francisco.
Many handsome presents were re-
ceived, among them from Mr.. and Mrs.
L. B. Cohn, handsome parlor table,
handsome lemonade set. Mrs.
Kraempfer, the brides aunt, presented
her with handsome box OF silver ware,
parlor set and a tea set; Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Ash of San Francisco, lovely table
cloth; Mr.. p. Gottbelf, magnificent
mirror; Mrs. Dunlap, white Angora
rug; Mrs. Chapman, silk tidy; Mrs.
Dora Joseph of San Francisco, toilet and
manicure set and sofa cushion; Mr.. and
Mrs. Stern of San Francisco,
lace spread and pair of pill
low shams. Mrs. Rosentlfal of
San Francisco, silk and lace tides;
Mr.. H. Sweitzer, silver butter dish
DIR. H. Nadeau, beautiful basket of
flowers; Mrs. w. E. Savage, flowers;
DR.. and Mrs. Steinhart, handsome rug
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips, table linen; Mr..
Del Lockhart, two oil paintings; Mrs.
Sanders, of San Francisco, basket of
artificial fruit; Mr.. and Mrs. Burke of
San Francisco, pair of statues; Miss
Pollak of San Francisco, a box of silver
knives; Mrs. B. Eggers, a silk tidy;
Miss Stern, of San Francisco, towel
rack; Mr.. A. B. Cohn, of San Francisco,
mantle .drapery; Mrs. Edelman, bas-
ket of flowers; Mr.. Morris Kampfer, of
San Francisco, check for $50; Mr.. and
Mrs. Swartz, of Napa City, oxydized
silver carving set. AS a start in
married lie Mrs. kaemp1er presented
Mrs. Sohneborn with bank book
containing handsome sum.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Jacoby, Miss Dunlap, Miss
Grace Eagan, Mrs. Dunlap, Mrs. Eagen,
Miss Minnie Dunlap, Miss M. Some
born, Mrs. w. E. Savage, Mr.. and Mrs.
DR.. Steinhart, Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips,
Miss Sophia Breisacher, Mrs. Edelman,
Miss Nettie Cohn, Mr.. 1. Cohn, Mr..
Sig Cohn, Master Morris Cohn, Mr.. A.
D. Lockhart, Mr.. Philip Gotthelf, Miss
Addie Cohn, Miss Yetta Cohn. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. A. Chapman, Mrs. Kaempfer,
Mr., and Mrs. Todd, Miss Addie Cohn,
and Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Cohn and
family.
The newly married couple have taken
up their residence on Cottage row, on
Ninth street, near Pearl.
| NOTES.
The friends of the First Christian mis-
sion arranged complete surprise for
their minister on Monday evening. The
minister, Elder d. A. Wagner, and his
wife were absent attending a meeting. A
messenger was dispatched for them, and
on returning to their residence, 234 West
Eighteenth street, they found their
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