The herald., 1893-06-25


who had planned and neatly executed
surprise, in celebration OF the fourth an
niversary OF Rev. Mr.. Hughes labors in
their midst as pastor OF the Bethesda
church, and prime mover in the organl-
cation of the Bethesda Sunday school
Each one came bearing some gift as a
token OF their respect and esteem for
the worthy pastor and his family.
When all had entered, it was found that
the attendance was so great that all
could not be comfortably accommodated
in the honse, go an adjournment was
taken to the church, just one block
away. There the ladies, with their
usual zeal, set to work to prepare re-
freshments, and soon the tables were
groaning beneath a tempting array ot
cakes and ice cream, with lemonade on
the side. When the cravings OF the in
ner man had been eatisfied the assem-
blaRe was called to order, and, Mr. }. Is.
Parker, in short but neat speech, said
that the thanks Of the community were
due to Rev. Mr.. Hughes, his estimable
wife and daughters for their good and
faithful work in connection with Bethes-
da church and Sabbath school, and that
the object OF the meeting WAS to enable
the neighbors and friends TO show in q
substantial manner the good will and
esteem in which the family was held,
and tho appreciation OF their lapofa for
the good of the neighborhood.
At the close OF bis speech he presented
tho worthy couple purae containing
sum of money.
Mr.. Hughes, in IA few words, responded
on behalf of himself ana family, thank
ing ali for tho tokens OF appreciation and
good good will which they had received.
Following this, Mr.. j. @. Hanna arose
and offered a resolution embodying the
Ideas to which Mr.. Parker had just given
inference. The resolution was adopted
by unanimous vote.
The remainder of the evening was
spent in social chat and converse, inSer-
spersed with come delightful music, fur
nished by trio of young men. Every
body was happy, forgetful for the time
being OF bank failures and 6urries in
the financial world.
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The ladies of ST. Vincent's church
will, on Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings next, hold a lawn party on the
grounds of st. Vincents college, corner
OF Grand avenue and Washington etreet,
for the purpose of lifting debt on the
church. The programme for the fete is
most attractive and win call out the
society people Of the city. The grounds
will be illuminated by many lights,
which will CLEAN out richly rom the
foliage OF the large trees on the grounds,
and band will diacourse sweet music.
A number OF booths will be erected
where lunch, ice cream, tea, candies and
lemonade will be proeurable A fortune
teller will ply her vocation. Rev.
Father Meyer is taking an active inter-
eat in the work and ID helping the ladies
of his church to make the party a big
eucceHH.
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Mr.. J. +. Wiley aud Miss Belle Ligon
were united in marriage at the residence
OF the BRIDES parents, No. 400 East Fifth
street, on Monday evening iast, by DR..
Daniel Read of the First Baptist church.
The parlors were beautifully decorated
with flowers and evergreens and many
costly and useful presents were received,
including solid silver toa service, sill
yer knives, forks and spoons. delicate
China dishes, statnsry, paintinPe and
many other useful and pretty artices.
After the ceremony the assem- bled guests
adjourned TO the dining room where
sumptious wedding eupper was epread.
After psrtekinS OF this the young couple
took their departure amid a shower OF
rice, clippers and good wishea. They
will spend their honeymoon at Catalina
island.
- fo1I INv usv,fr
dered by the students oil the MarlborouGh
school on Thursday evening, the occA
sion being the last musicale of the sea-
son, and was thoroughly enjoyed by all
present:
Piano quartette. Andante and Allegro Mar.
ziale Ascher-MsGes 5hankland Waibridce
Cutler and Mr Wilde
Au Maun, Godsrd-Miss Gabrielle Dobbins
Bolero, II. de Blsuell-Mis Helen sprineer
Violin solo Berceuse, Renard-Mfss L.
Springer
Deuxieme mazurka, Godard--Miss Elizabeth
MeTeh lin D aaD, Hollandcr-Mils Daisy
song Spinning, COwen Miss Charlotte
oaoriocio (B major, Mendelssohn - Miss
Mary Cutler; second piano, Mr. II. ~. Wilde
Violin solo, siclliano iflrhardt-Miss Lily
IA, impromptu (G 0at, Chopin; 90 Taran.
telle, Nlcode-Mr. r. W Wilde.
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Mrs. Miner of 72l Washington street
gave delightful entertainment on Fri
day evening. The following were pres.
ent: Joe Loeb, Rose Loeb, Edna Bu-
miller, Estelle Bumiller, Bessie Mulkey,
Kitty kurtz, Mollie Jacoby, Agnes Ja-
cohy, Mary Strait. Julia Wyman, Edna
Wyman, Estell McClung, Maud Bell,
Pauline Kingsbaker, Mignonette Hut
ton, Helen Hutton, Ella Heinzeman,
Eda Heinzeman, Sadie Hartwel Mary
Jessup, Clarence Baruch, Edward Du.
commun, Frankie Alton, Irving He'll
man, Bruce Hatch, Harry Rhodee, Jay
Stewart, Candy Bell, Alfred Kingbaker,
John Milner. Miss May Morrow and
Else Miner entertained the company.
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Mrs. Rev. ]. II. Collins OF Fresno is
making Mrs. A. +. Ditch swo weeke
visit, then she expectH 10 70 to San
Diego TO visit her parents, Nh. and Mrs.
Weston. Rev. Mr.. Collins hes gone
TO Chicago and Montreal on Christian
Endeavor work, ana expects to be gone
two months, and will Join his wife in
San Diego. Mrs. Collins will be pleased
to see her friends at l27 Railroad street
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A musical and social takes place or
Thursday night next for the benefit O.
the Church of the Epiphany, at the res
idence OF Mrs. Lacy, 1914 DoWney ave
nuO. Among those who take part il