The record-union., 1891-06-18
and during the congratulations that fol-
lowed the "Minuet" was played.

and during the congratulations that fol-
lowed the "Minuet' was played.
WEDDING PRESENTS.
The wedding gifts were elegant and
numerous, as the following list of articles
will show. They consisted of: Half
dozen etched towels; dozen hand-painted
bread and butter plates; Royal Worcester
pitcher; half-doZen Japanese cups and
saucers, teapot and water-pitcher and
box OF tea; lace carriage -parasol; four
bank P;IlS checks; etching, ., Where here nI the
Road''; two silyer-mounted perfume
bottles; silver bonbon spoon; ostrich
fan; point-lace handkerchief; silver chat
lng-dish; vase (Rookwood); silver bread
dish; oak chest containing full set of table
silver; two bonbon spoons; silver jelly
spoon; onyx table and Hungarian
guitar; point-lace fan; opera-glasses and
holder; banquet lamp; cut glass rose
bowl and mirror; five-pound box of
Maskey's candy; oil painting, Onions; ;
silver bonbon dish and tongs; silver salad
dish, forks and spoon; picture, Majesty;
fancy hower-pot; cut glass dish; oak
music stand; cherry table; four silver
salt boxes; silver sugar-spoon; silver
berry-bowl; gold and bone asparagus
fork; set Of pearl-handled carvers; silver
creamer and sugar-bowl one dozen sill
yer butter plates, gold lined; half-dozen
pearl-handled orange knives; silver and
gold berry set; cut glass vase; Doulton
vase; silver tea set, with tray; silver
water pitcher, with tray; Crown Derby
vase; half-doZen bouillon-spoons; fancy
tidy and fruit dish; vase; cream
ladle; two fancy pictures; cream ladle;
Water-color; vase; Weber piano; set
of Longfellow's works; haIf-dozen
coffee cups and saucers, Iimoges);
half dozen teacups and saucers Linn
antique oak card case; one dozen coffee
spoons, collected in Europe, engraved
with the names of places in which bought;
gold and ivory pickle fork; berry spoon;
Royal Worcester vase; fancy drape and
lettuce fork; wicker rocking chair; cream
ladle; address and visiting book; pair of
bisque ornaments; silver sugar bowl and
spoon; two individual salts; silver lettuce
fork; one dozen oyster forks; Holy Bible;
picture, Love at the Heinz; gold berry
spoon; japanese inlaid table; Japanese
tea set; silver olive forks; silver hairpin
tray; tea servettes; silver ice-cream set;
berry spoon; silver tea set; berry spoon;
berry spoon; bOnbon spoon; sofa pill
low; two loving cups Royal Worcester);
piano lamp; crepe shawl; wooden man
tel; chocolate pitcher Royal Worcester);
vase (Royal WorceSter); oil painting,
"Clematis''; ring, ruby encircled with
diamonds; one-half dozen oyster forks;
dozen oyster forks; silver forks;
dozen coffee spoons; bisque orna-
ment; lettuce fork; one-half dozen nut
picks; silver cake knife; silver asparagus
fork; gold hairpin; two lace pins; silver
bread knife and fork; bronze clock and
ornaments; gold lettuce fork; berry
bowl; oil painting, "Bcotblack"; etching;
fancy brass table; dozen silver butter
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paragus fork; Royal Worcester salad set;
Leeds lemonade set: picture, "Choris-
ters''; picture, DRESS Parade; dressing
case, bird maple; Hungarian vase;
individual salt set; dozen fruit knives;
pickle dish; silver sugar and creamer;
sewing chair; two bread plates; ice cream
set (china); gold bonbon tongs; olive
spoon and fork: Russia leather cardcase;
bonbonnierre; easel and picture; oil
painting; banquet lamp; half-dozen coffee
spoons; fish knife and fork; silver sugar
spoon; silver nut picks and cracker; cut
glass dish; dozen coffee spoons; cream
ladle; cake knife; potato fork; two gold
bonbon dishes, spoon and tongs; salad
knife and fork; bonbon dish and tongs;
silver jewel-case; dozen oyster forks;
almond spoon and fork; silver fish knife;
cold meat fork; silver gray and Royal
Worcester tea set; silver fern dish; royal
Worcester vase; Wedgeworth pitcher;
ice cream set (Hayiland); hand-painted
mirror; two doylies; purse; oil painting,
pOppies; orange spoons and ice cream
forks; jelly spoon; bread plate; Japanese
vase; punch set, with mirror; silver cake
knife; crumb scraper; water-color marine
view; steel engraving; silver cheese
scoop; table cloth and napkins; table
cover; cracker jar; fancy flavor dish;
bonbon tongs; bonbon spoon; cut glass
perfume bottle; silver tea bell; bisque
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vase; cut glass berry dish; violet bangle
bracelet; salt set; hand-painted vase;
floral piece; chocolate set; rose bowl;
sugar spoon and cream ladle; loving
spoons; asparagus fork; celery dish.
THE RECEPTION.
About o'clock the guests began to ar
rive, and by 10 o'clock the residence and
grounds were thronged. Some twelve
hundred invitations had been sent out,
and those who responded numbered far
into the hundreds. Regrets were re-
ceived from a large number residing
away from the city, although many were
present from San Francisco and sur
rounding cities. 1t was learned late on
yesterday that a couple of packages of
invitations had been misdirected, hence
some intended guests have failed corrective
theirs, as the discovery was made too late
for the mistake to be rectified.
The guests were received at the en-
trance to the parlor by Or. and Mrs. Sim
mons, the groom, bride and their attend
ants being close beside them and under
the bridal arch. The orchestra occupied
a place in the hall and discoursed sweet
airs while the guests were arriving and
paying their respects to the host, hostess
and newly welded couple. Then the
music was transferred TO the garden,
where dancing was participated in by
some while others partook of supper in
the adjoining arbor. The repast was stI-
perbly gotten up, under the direction of
&. II. Ludden, Steward for the Sutter
Club. The table service was elegantly
managed by Beverly Johnson.
INVITED GUESTS.
Following are the names of those in
this city who received invitations, and
most of whom were present:
Professor and Mrs + Atkinson Mr. and
Mrs Joseph w Anderson, Mr. and Mrs Fred Il
Adams, Mr. and Mrs Z X Alsip, Miss Alsip,
Judge and Mrs John w Armstrong Miss Jen-
Alexander, \ Abbott, w A Anderson and
wife, NJ B Adams Miss Jennie Anderson
DR. w II Baldwin and wife, Harrison Ben
nett and wife, Frederick B1rdsall and wife,
Miss BIrdsall, Fred Firdsall, Jr, G Bonte
and wife. Hon Newton Booth. DIR W A Briggs
and wife, Miss Lena Briggs. Will Briggs DIR w
r. Briggs and wife, Mrs II Brlggs Miss
Briggs, Robert i Brown, Miss Mae NJ Blakeney