The herald., 1893-07-02

SS3 T~>F ~sss :
The many friends of Mr.. William F.
Nordholt were surprised by his quiet
marriage to Miss Anna L. Gately OF
San Francisco. which occurred ia that
city on the 21st ult. at st. Mary's
cathedral. The happy couple immedi-
ately left on their wedding trip to
Coronado beach. On last Thursday
they returned to this city, and the
numerous friends OF the groom took the
occasion to pay their respects by a
earenade and reception st the residence
of d. A. Moriarty, 54S Maple avenue,
where the couple are temporarily stop
ping. Many pleasant things were said
about the good taste the groom showed
in selecting such charming young lady
as his life companion. and warm and
cordial were the congratulations of those
present to Mr.. Nordholt, as we'll as the
kind expressions and good wishes to
Mrs. Nordholt. The groom is prom
inent member of Ramona Parlor, N. S.
G. W., and the Y. M. l., which unmis-
takably was shown by the presence OF
go many members of these societies.
A sumptuous repast was had in
the large dining hall, where
covers were laid for about 40 gueste.
Many were the toasts proposed and
drank to the health Of the couple by the
assemblage. 1t was early in the morn
ing before the guests departed, every
one present enjoying immensely the
pleasures of the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nofdholt will shortly
remove into their own beautiful resi-
dence on Sixth street, upon its compile
tion, where their many friends will be
welcome at any time.
Among those present wetes Mr.. and
Mrs. d. A. Moriarty, Y. j. Rowan, Ed
V. Maud. VIM. w. Wilson, NJ. A. Mori-
arty, Q. E. Crowley, N. Verdi Quirolo,
]. L. Kapus, J. j. Doran, M. +. Bet
kouski, +. G. Harmon, Anthony
Schwamm, Frank r. Cummings, J. 7.
Yates, J. H. Clancy, Edward w. Carson,
r. ]. Dominguez, VIM. X. Schotield,
Joseph r. Hyang. Louis II. Dixon and
many others.
Decidedly one of the prettiest and
most enjoyable whist parties of this sea-
con WAS given by Miss Meniiee at her
home, 2413 Grand avenue, ON Thursday
evening last. Miss Menifee, who is a
most gracious and charming hostess,
never entertained better. The affair
was delightful throughout. The prizes
were handsome, and hotly contested for.
Dainty and delicious refreshments were
served. There were present about 80
guests, among whom we're Misses Buck
lin, Patten, Guiteau, Goodrich, Cora
Goodrich, johnson, Gertrude Johnson,
Kemper, Wellborn, Kimble, Tuttle,
Belts, Anderson, Hynes, Estelle Hynes,
Glass, Braly, Wicks OF Galveston, Tex,
Street of Prescott, Ariz., and Thomas
and Weber of Salt Lake City; Messrs.
Braly, Merriman, Blipn, Bortells, West,
Potter, German, Bumiller, Stevens,
Edwsrds, Chanalor, Emery, Hall, Busch,
Cochran, Johnson, Cunning, Teale,
Bundrum, Sale. Kemper, Jevne, and
others.
One of the most enjoyable events Of
the season in the picnic line was tally
no picnic to Eaton's cafion on Friday
last. The jolly party left the city ct 2
O'Clock D. m. and arrived at their destin-
alton at a 80 O'Clock and Immediately
made preparations to visit the falls. A
landscape photographer, Mr.. J. D.
Krause, was in attendance and took aev.
eral proofs OF the party on the way at
the falls. On their return to the foot OF
the ceilon at $50 O'Clock moet cub.
etantial luncheon WAS served. After the
debris of the luncheon was cleared away
all hands returned to the tsllyho and at
8o'clock started for home. The drive back
to the city wac delightful.
Among those who participated were
the following; Misses Anna Madison.
Hortense Wilde and Hattie Andrews and
Messre. Earnest Chase, Wesley Hunt
and Elliott Wyman and others. Chap
erones, Miss Anna 8 olls and Mrs. Annie
B. Andrews.
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DIR. and Mrs. W. W. Ross returned
yesterday from trip to the east, in
Gliding the worlds fair. The doctor
thinks that big immigration will re-
cult from the fn3 exhibit made by
Southern California.
NY
The three daughters OF Mr. William
Dryden left yesterday for visit to Chi
cago.
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An opening ball was given at the
Hotel Arcadia, at Santa Monica, last
evening.