The herald., 1894-03-10

A most charming wedding occurre'
Thursday evening at the First English
Lutheran church, the occasion being
the marriage OF Edward A. Cheever and
Miss Emma L. Winter. both popular
young people OF this city. the church
was prettily decorated with flowers and
was nearly filed with friends OF the
contracting parties. At $3.50 the bridal
party entered the church to the music
OF wedding march, being led by the
ushers, Messrs. II. L. Lindsey and IL.
E. Sabine, following whom came the
bridesmaid and groomsman, Miss Gussie
Winter, sister and bride, and +. l..
Washburn. who preceded the bride and
groom. The bride wore a handsome
conception in white silk. en- train. The
bodice was surmounted by Queen
Elizabeth collar, while the sleeves and
skirt were trimmed with bows of white
satin and orange blossoms. The bride
carried bouquet Of orange blossoms
and lilies.
The bridesmaid was gowned in light
blue with oorsage bouquet of white
roses. The ceremony was impressively
performed by Rev. DR.. Stine, after
which the bride and groom repaired to
the ante-room where they were SUR
rounded by congratulating friends. The
bridal party then returned to the home
of the bride, on West First street,
where an elaborate wedding supper was
served. Mr.. and Mrs. Cheever will be
at home to their friends after March
18th, at $40 San Julian street.
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The Social Guardsmen gave q most
enjoyable dance at Armory hall last
night. The affair was attended by only
the members of the organization, and
was more of home party than is gem
orally seen at dances of the kind. This
will be followed by others, and, judging
from last evenings ball, invitations to
them will be equally sought after. Low
inski's orchestra was in attendance. The
committees we're:
Executive-SergeantO @. g. Lenhausen,
president; Sergeant K. Wankowski,
vice president; Private A. s. Jones, Sec
retary; Private E. B. Noble, treasurer;
Corporal L. Cole, Musician @. Lehn,
Privates F. w. Maasacar, r. E. Miles,
Will @. Peck.
Floor-Sergeant Lenhausen aids, W.
Q. Peck, J. H. Stephens, L. Bouttier, @.
A. Mackey.
Rece ption-Corporal Truman Cole,
chairman; F. 1. Kemper, G. D. Black,
@. F. Lucas, 9. L. Keeley.
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Ramona lodge of Good Templars was
favored last Wednesday evening by a
tgSaterns visit se fflgeuNsrihdill ri lodge, who
musical and literary programme. Visit
ors were also present from Tropico,
Pasadena, Tacoma and New York.
The city lodges are in q hourishing
condition at present. Ramona took In
four members last meeting. Merrill
lodge will hold an open meeting at
Temperance temple on Tuesday even
ing. A good programme will be pro-
vided.
Mrs. Lyon OF st. Paul gave delight
full dinner patty on Thursday evening,
in the private dining room of the Hol-
lenbeck cafe, in honor of her birthday.
The table was beautifully decorated
with carnations, and an elegant menu
was served.
Those entertained were Mrs. Welch,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. Flem-
ing, Misses Welch, Messrs. John I.
Griffith, A. 7. Harvey and II. Dater.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Korn have re-
turned from their honeymoon, and will
be at home at their residence, ia North
Beaudry avenue, on Sunday, March 18th.
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Gaty Pallen has returned from fly
ing visit to San Francisco. He says
that the mdwinter fair is all that il is
cracked up to be. and is fine show.
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Mrs. Webb of San Francisco left for
her home yesterday after a pleasant
visit with Mrs. George Dickson.
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Miss A. @. Skaden, a resident OF New
York, is at the Westminster. She is
making tour OF the coast.