The morning call., 1891-01-03

| in brilliant scarlet. A floral monogram of
| the ,initials II. NJ, worked in white margue +
ties and roses, was suspended by brOad
white satin ribbons from the beaks of snow
white doves. which surmounted the floral
arch. Fest0ons of evergreeus were taste
fully draped around the chancel and win
dows.
At high noon the bridal party entered the
church to Memberships popular "W ed
ding March, rendered by Mrs. George Ii.
Merrill
The procession consisted of Miss Eva
Thompson and A. X. Sheats, Mr. Ii otchkiss
and Miss Nellie Mrrrill, Mrs. c. L. Mills
and the groom, and John Currie and the
bride.
Rev George II. Merrill, the officiating
clergyman, then read the Episcopal service.
A'song, composed especially for the occa-
sionr was ung by Mr.. and Mrs. a. b. Caul-
field and Elsie Irwin with pleasing effect.
The well-known evangelist. John Currie
gave the bride away, and as the ring was
/ being placed ain the brides finger they were
pronounced man and wife. Floral garlands
were held over the heads of the bridal party
as they passed down the isle. Messrs. Ii. b.
Land and T. Irwin led the way To the car
riages III which they were 60 be driven toithe
home of Mr.. II. b. Land at. Hal Linden
street, where the wedding breakfast and re-
ceptton were held.
An elaborate menu had been prepared for
/ the banquet OF the many presents received
were an elegant piano from the brides
mother portraits of bride and groom, silver
ware. brlc-a-brac, books and household fur
uiture.
The bride, who is well known as an artist
is an accomplished and beautiful young
lady: The groom is graduate from ODER
I'm college In. 1884, and Is now prominent
merchant in Fresno. As the happy pair lett
tor their wedding trip congratulations and
good wishes were Showered on them. On
returning from their tour they will settle in
Fresno tle home of the groom
Party on Eddy Street.
A very enjoyable party was given on New
Years eve at the residence of Mr.. Il. c.
Porter, 1l6 Eddy. street.
Among the invited guests we're: Miss
Nellie LoyegrOve, Miss Eta Wood. Miss
Alice Stump. Miss Florence CogSweu, Miss
Morgie Maynard, Miss May Miller, Miss
Virginia Stump, Miss Mary Cottrel, Miss
Edith Crowell, Miss Addie Wise, Miss Hat
tie Wood, Miss Alma Crowell, Miss E. May
Cogswell, Miss Mabel Stump, Miss Grace
Maynard, Miss Irta Dennis, Miss India
Farran, Miss Grace Davis, Miss Kitty
Thornton, Miss Grace Leavenwnrth, Miss
Eta Doane, Mrs. c. j. Hirsch, Mrs II.
HickoX; Messrs. n. c. Paddock, Thomas
Doane A c. Thornton, Il. 5. Lockhart,
Cecil Dennis, ). N; Williams, p; Dennis. R,
{. Ltavenworth, H. Is. Slorum, w. Perkins,
g. Wood, c. ..Hirsch, ". Il. Lovegrove,
Dormer Walsh, I. North, W. 5. Mackay, b.
Angel. Frank Kerrigan, JOHN Kirby, Mr..
ana Mrs. j. H Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. A, 5. j.
de Guerre.
The programme of the evening in part
follows: The Fates," by Mrs. II. HIckox,
Miss Addie Wise aud Miss India Fdrran;
Is Life Worth Living? Yes, Indeed 1t
Is, Miss May Miller. Miss Nellie Love-
grove; 'Pygmalion and Galatea," Miss E.
May CogSwell and Mr.. W. r. ,Lovegroye;
''Bisque Figures" Madonna" Picture
Without Words" Qn two parts, Miss Helen
Loyegrove, Miss May Miller and Mr.. n. c.
Paddock; Welcome, 1891, " Mrs. Ii. Hickox,
Miss Edith Kelly and Mr.. Frederick North
The tabl4aux were followed by banjo solos
by Mr.. A c. Thornton and Mr.. H. B. Slo-
cum, piano solo by Miss Eta D0ane, and
Yocal.solos by Mrs. j. II. Scott.
About II 80 O'Clock the guests adjourned
to the supper-ro0m, where dainty repast
was served, after which dancing music.
etc, were continued to a late hour, when ali
dispersed with general Misunderstanding and
many good wishes for the new year which /
had just been ushered in.
Union Entertainment.
The Undertakes Assistants of Califor-
MIA celebrated their second high jinks at
Metropolitan Temple on New Years eve.
The festivities were opened by an elo-
quent address by the President of the even
ing, Mr.. Z. j. Coffaney. The programme.
hA'CA h"o 4SIlut4tu ny very tluCItDl talent,
was as follows: Mandolin and guitar duet,
"Boulanger March," by MessIs. Mathews
and Williams; song, picture of Her Baby
on the Wall" by J. W. der Moody; cornet
solo, "Sehuberts Serenade," A. H. Simpson;
baTytone solo. Would Were With Thee"
b. +. Hanlon; comic song, Drill, Ye Ter
Tiers, Drill" Messrs. Mathews, Morse and
Williams; duet, Merry Birds of Spring."
Messrs. Der Moody and Morse; burlesque
on Annie Roony," Pat Wallace; song. is
Mother Thinking of Her Boy?" Harry
Nichols; operate selections, Meyer Cohn;
" The Old Grave-digger," William L. Ham,
ilton; tenor solo, Leave Not Your Kath-
arine," Thomas Burns duet. medley,
Messrs. Q'Day and Graham; recitation,
cram l' Edwin SInSs caGy; az comic S.u song aS
up Went McGinly," Mr. Graham
vocal selections, Mr.. John Shay; song and
dance, Pretty Dark-eyed Nell" Sebastian
r. Relnhard comic song, Where Did You
Get That Hat ?" Daniel Donovan; imita-
lions and witty sayings, Pat Wallace; Aud
Lang Syne," audience.
Refreshments were served throughout the
evening, and the merry makers disbanded
at , o'clock in the morning, offering three
rousing cheers for the new year
The Committee on Entertainment con-
sisting Of Messrs Sebastian L. Reinhard,
Daniel Donovan, Joseph V. McGinn.
Party on Grove Street.
a very pleasant birthday party was given
to Miss L. Gonzales by her friend Miss
Emma Parker on New Years eve at her
residence On Grove street.
The rooms were tastefuily decorated with
evergreens, ferns and holiyberries. Dancing,
recitations and vocal and instrumental
music were INDUCED in until II o'clock,
when a sumptuous repast was partaken Of.
After ushering in the new year dancing was
resumed, and several selections on the
guitar by Mr.. Ross, recitatiOns and songs
by Mrs. Gonzales were enjoyed.
Among those invited were; Mr.. and Mrs.
Parker, Mr.. aud Mrs. j. r. Martin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Canill, Mr.. and Mrs. Moulton, Miss E.
Gonzales, Miss c. Chapman, Miss Lou Eyse-
lee, Miss NJ. MauniOn, Miss X. Tucker, Miss
A. Rodgers, Miss L. Haley, Miss s. Glas-
ford, Miss a. Chapman. Miss K. Hays, Miss
E. Parker, Mrs. J. Gonzales, Mr.. and Mrs
Hobbs Mr.. and Mis-. II. Weller, Messrs. S.
Ross, w. o. Scott, q. o. Furnss, Mr.. Wicks,
F. Alberti, w. r. Johnston, Mr.. Lawrence,
Mr.. Gaxiola, II. C0rdes, L. Cahill, j. +. Ha-
ley, L. Dewey, G. Vandyne. Mr., Fisher, ".
zales, f. II. Parker, j. SandersOn.
Miss Gonzales received several handsome
presents.
Society Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles n. Shaw are visiting
in Los Angeles.
Mr.. Allen st. John Bowie and Miss Jes-
sic Bowie have moved into their new resi-
dence on the corner of Pacific avenue and
Cough street.
Mr.. Clayton Wilson, son of Judge T. K.
Wilson of Los Angeles, is sojourning in this
city.
Captain Milen Griffith, the Misses Grit
fifth, Miss Naglee and Miss Lucia Kittle re-
turned yesterday from weeks visit to the
Hotel del Monte.
Mr.. and Mrs T. B. Hutchinson of Calls
toga are visiting friends in this city.
Mr. and Mrs Pawlicki and family are
busy making preparations 10 occupy the new
residence they have secured on Van Ness
avenue, near Post street.
Miss Gertie Lester is detained In Santa
Barbara County owing to the serious illness
of her aunt, Mrs. Judge Roberts.
Miss Essie Gallich, sister of Mrs. j, B.
Goldstone, will leave on the 7th inst. for
Chicago to visit Mr.. Charles K Markham
and remain East during the winter.