The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-06-17

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As the bells of the century old San
Gabriel mission sounded the seventh
hour last Wednesday evening, the mar
rage of Miss Elizabeth G. Ross and
Gallon @. Van Zandt was solemnized at
the homo OF DR.. F. B. Ellwood of AL
hambra. The contracting parties hail
from the old keystone state. The groom
is a railroad man, being at present as
sistant superintendent OF the Winston
Salem division, Norfolk and Western
railway. living at Winston, N. @.
The wedding ceremony was performed
by the Rev. A. A. Dinsmore. The bride
wore handsome gown of steel gray
with sprays of orange blossoms at her
corssRe and in her hair. She carried
bouquet of sweet peas.
A dainty wedding supper followed the
ceremony, after which Mr.. and Mrs.
Van Zandt drove to Los Angeles en-
route to Catalina island, followed by the
good wishes of large number of rela-
tives and friends. On Monday Mr.. and
Mrs. Van Zandt. accompanied by the
latter's mother, leave ior Pennsylvania.
After brief visit there they will go to
Winston, N. c.. their future home.
Those present were Mrs. Ross, Mrs.
Drake, DR.. and Mrs. Elwood, Messrs.
Frank, William and Ross Drake, Mrs. @.
S. ShenneMan, Mr.. and Mrs. S. A.
Drake. Miss Annie Walnut of Alhsmb bra,
G. s. Lewis. Miss Nolan of Los Angeles,
the Misses Elwood of Long Beach, the
Misses Stevens, Miss Winnie Stevens.
Miss Zeola Downing, a. Bush Stevens
and j. Oscar Downing OF Pasadena.
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The reception OF the city teachers.
held Friday evening at the residence of
Mrs. N. D. Mccartney .927 Orange avenue,
was very enjoyable and was largely
among them being members of the
school board. Mrs. Mccartney received
in q gown of black satin. She was
assisted by Miss Foy and Mrs. Regina
Dixon. During the evening progressive
hearts was played under the supervision
of Miss May Owens. The prizes were
won by Mr.. Stein and Miss Young. The
consolation WAS o tie between Mrs.
Henry, Mr.. Plat, Miss Eagan and Mr..
Baker.
Tbs refreshments were served by the
following young ladies': Misses Bell
Mccartney, Fannie Laying, Alma and
lima Foy. Mrs. M. III. O'Gorman
directed the serving OF the refreshments
and Prof. Carl Angelotty had charge of
the music.
The elegant home of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
W. A. Of, on Figueros street, near Ad-
ans, was thrown open to the Womans'
Press association last Tuesday evening.
Mrs. OF and Miss Louise A. OFF receiving
the guests. A NEST entertaining pro-
gramme was rendered, and the remain
der OF the evening was pleasantly passed
in q general discussion OF such topics as
are OF interest to the members OF the as
ISOLATION. The following constituted the
programme:
Poem, Fifty Years Ago and Now-Mrs. Carl
Schutze.
Soprano solo, The Day is Done-Mrs. Alice
Moore McComAs
Paper, some California writers-Mrs. Mary Z.
Recit.tions-Mrs. Spring.
Piano solo, The Dying Post-Miss Alice Nc
Conas.
Paper California Literary Publications-Mrs.
Reading, Randy-Mrs. Emma 8. Marshall.
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The first concert Of the orchestra of the
Vincent M. E. church was given Friday
night at the church. An excellent pro-
gramme was presented. The orchestra
was assisted by Mrs. Reitz, vic lin; Miss
L. Beattie, soprano; l.. r. Paraons,
tenor; II. P. Flint. cello; Mrs. Flint,
piano and bslls. The personnel Of the
orchestra is as follows: Violins, R.
Klages, E. Ruiz, F. &. Chase, O. Swarts,
Miss Crowdsr, Miss Dering; viola, Miss
Knox; 'cello, II. P. Flint; base, B.
Eastman; flute, II. Psrser; clsronets,
j. r. Dering, R. Barnhert; cornet, +.
A. Alexander; horn, f. E. Odds; piano,
Miss Carrie Lee. Mr.. ". Fl. Mead was
the conductor.
A pretty wedding took place last Mon
day morning at st. Vincent's church,
the groom being Mr.. Frederick Donald
eoD, formerly of Los Angelica and now
stationed at General McCook's head
quarters in Denver, Colo, the bride be-
ing Mics Theresa Parker, and one OF
Los Angeles most accom- plished young
ladies. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Father Hickey, none but
relatives OF the bride being present. The
newly married left for Denver, where
they will make their home.
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Invitations for the reception to be ten
dered the summer class of '94 next Fri
day have been issued by the high school
alumni. Much interest is being mani
tested, especially by graduates of recent
classes. The high school building,
whore the event will take place, will be
profusely decorated with class colors
and flowers. A literary and musical
programme will occupy the first part OF
the evening. to be followed by social
dance in the halls of the building.
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A dsligb*tul reception was given last
Friday night BY Mr.. and Mrs. A. 81. |
Sanborn, of 204 Pennsylvania avsnue,
in honor Of the marriage of their son,
WinfrsdJ., to Mias Mamie Riley, which
occurred the frat of the week. The
house wae deepretsd and the bride and
groom received the guests.
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Mr.. Julius Ludovie will receive visit
ors on Tuesdays and Friday afternoons,
at his new studio, California Bank build
ing, Broadway and Second street, where