The morning call., 1893-09-25

gratulations the marriage ceremony was per-
formed by Judge G. +. Aubertn of Maine
Mrs. NJ. A. Mulens, sister of the groom
acting as bridesmaid and Herman Towle as best
man. The parors were tastefuliy decora ed
for the occasion. Songs recitatons and games
were the order of the evening until IL O'Clock,
when supper was served. The festivities con-
tnued into the small hours OF the morning, all
going TO their homes delighted with their enter.
tainment and wishing the happy couple twenty
years more OF unalloyed bliss. Many hand
some presents were received.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. A.
j. Encmark. Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Olsen, Mr.. aud
Mrs. ole Hansen. Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Ryan,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Howland. MIR. and Mrs. Her
man TOwle, Mr.. and Mrs. George Read, Mr..
and Mrs. j. l.. Konrad. Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Smith, Mrs. ID. Kuck, Misses
A. b. Kinds. nj. Kinds. Mamie Brand. Rosa
Read, L. Encmark. Bessie Burk, Agnes Berg
dahl, Z. Carrek, Maggie Wade, L. Eccles Hat
tie Hyman, Esther Hyman, Hlda Christensen,
d. Mulens, Messrs. II. Jansen, +. T. Jansen,
q. T. Aubertin. Oscar Hansen, Alfred Read,
c. NJ. Gertson, II. +. A. Sunr, Victor Bergdahl
George Read Jr. William Mullens, John Read,
William Hansen and 4. Mullens.
Mack Surprise Party.
most agreeable birthday surprise party
was rendered TO f. Mack last Thursday even
ing at his residence, 1875 Twenty-thlrd street.
The following programme met with much ap-
plause: Trombone solo by Albert Z. Anderson !;
song, There Are Moments When One Likes
to Be AloneD Mrs. f. Msck: recitation. "The
Pickleman and His Wife," Mrs. r. Anderson; !;
piano solo, Mrs. LapaZ; dialogue, Advertising
for a Servant" Howard montgomery, Miss
Lena Hoehn, George Wiles. Doris Trenli. Miss
Belle Wallace. The surprise was a complete
success.
The guests were: Mr.. aud Mrs f. Mack, Mr..
ana Mrs. A. Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs. Chndee,
Mrs. LapaZ, Mrs. X. Anderson, Miss Bessie
Mack, Miss May HOehn, Miss Leua Hoehn,
Miss Bertha 0ersten, Miss Carrie Brace, Miss
Irene Hill, Miss Belle Wallace. Miss Grace
Spence aud Miss Blanche BleaseatOn; Howard
Montgomery, Hans Lueffler George Wiles
Charles hanser, Charles Hoehn, Robert Stelg
Monroe, Horace White. William Ash; Masters
Frank Mack, Warren Mack, Earl Anderson
and Milton Anderson.
The WiIford Surprise Party.
A number Of the friends OF MIR. and Mrs. AL
bert Wilford gave them genuine surprise on
Sunday evening. the 18th inst, by assembling
at their residence, 3009 Jackson street. just as
they were leaving for church. The invading
party was cordially welcomed and a most
pleasant evening was spent with music, finish
lug up with good supper.
In addition TO Mr.. ana Mrs. Wilford there
were present: Mr.. and Mrs. Z. &. Wade, Miss
Florence Wade. Miss Lille Wright, Miss Flor.
ence Devereaux, Miss Hazel Wade Miss Maud
Wade. Miss Mamie French. the Misses Lena
and Lille FTitschi. Miss Myrtle Wade, Mrs. A.
Mckenzie. Neil Macarthur. Edward Brader,
Louis Brader, Harry Z. Wade.
Ekiund Surprise Party.
very pleasant surprise party was rendered
to Miss Gerds Ekund on Sunday evening, Sep
tem0er II, by Miss Annie Palmquist and Miss
Gina Eng at the residence of her parents, 1925
Hampshire street. The party was given in
celebration of Miss Eklund's twentieth birth
day. There were pretty decorations and a very
fine supper was served. After dinner dancing
and games made the evening pleasant till a late
hour.
The following were The guests: Mr.. and
MrCN NJ all M AT n IN-l..
A. Eklund, Miss L. Palmquist, Miss A. Palm
quist, Miss V. Palmquist, Z. Armstrong, Miss
ii. Armstrong. j. johnson, Miss G. Johnson,
Mrs. Braze, f. Hellmann. S, jacobson. f.
Wuncner, w. Gilas, j. SOrenson, MIR. Kenefck
&. Lam, Miss A. Elk, Miss Gina Eng, Miss
Christensen.