The herald., 1894-03-26
Z. L. Parker.

After enjoying the bountiful repast of the
choicest viands and wines OF the market, Chief
Ranger Nandervier, assumed the respon-
slbilities of toast master, and the flow of wit
and soul commenced, continuing until tho
wee small hours OF sunday. Henry Ryan OF
San Francisco, the general chief ranger of the
state being the first speaker who congratulated
our local court for efficiency, numbers, the
beautiful town and our pretty girls, and then
delivered masterly address on the beauties
obligations and duties of Forestry making d
special claim for ii upon the grounds of being
the order for the great middle classes of the
United States, alleging 1t was fourth In the
state, first in San Francisco and Los Angeles
in numerical strength, there being 1900 in
the state, 5000 in San Francisco and 1900 in
Los Angeles.
Supreme Representative Judge w. A. Ryan
was the next speaker. The orator of the dis
trict attorneys office being in a specially
happy mood and his talk was brilliant one
full Of genuine wit and humor, he
also giving charming bit of Forestry history
from the time the court OF England wrestled
with King John TO today.
+. E. Parker made Happy response to the
toast. The right of the Forester to exist and
their being worthy successors. of the. pioneer
toresters, the path-finders OF the world.
Brother Blaekman of Court Los Angeles
spoke on the watchword, Unity, urging unity,
action, friendship and aspiration. Mr.. A.
MoOser then made one OF his famous after
dinner speeches. which captivated the audi
ence, which voted him jolly good fellow, his
text being that nothing aids town, state or
develop the better side OF our nature Brothers
King of Court Fremont, Newby of Court
Olive, Messrs, Dorain, Proctor, Lanterman,
Bsrackman, Oppenhei mer, j. c. Hemingway
and others made Short and pithy addresses
The toast of the absent members, whose loss
was their gain, was then drank, as was one to
the city trustees and to the genial landlord, rs
worthily represented in Mr. s. Jackson, who
responded in few well chosen remarks, and
one OF the best banquets ever given at Santa
Monica was at an end and Forestry given
boom OF inestinable benefit to the worthy
order The Santa Monica string orchestra fur.
nished charming music to aid digestion.
A HAPPY WEDDING.
Miss Emily Vache and Mr. Jesse Yoakum
were married by Father P. Howe yester-
day at p. M, the happy couple leaving for
San Francisco on the afternoon train with the
best wishes of large circle Of friends They
have rented one of Mrs Darrieots houses
on oregon avenue, which the happy BRIDE
groom has fitted up superbly for his bride.
On Saturday evening number OF their friends
were royalty entertained by the then expect
ant bride and groom.
are Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Robins, Boston, Mass /;
Henry Ryan. san Francisco; W. r. Blaukman,
John King, Judge w, A. Ryan, Los. Angelesi
Raney, Misses Helen and K. ?. Raney, Cleve-
land, o.; II. d. Nichol, New York; s. S. Roberts,
Oakland.
Mr.. and Mrs s. Jackson, of the popular hotel
which bears their name, celebrated their sill
yer wedding on Friday last. May they live to
celebrate their golden one at the city by the
Miss Mooser celebrated one other milestone
on lifes journey on Saturday. when her large
circle of friends were more than happy to con.
gratulate her.
The Maccabees give an open meeting and
public entertainment on April 4th, when Foley
Parker, Tom Barnes and Prof. Angeloty win
participate in the ceremonies and Judge +. b.
Gutherie will deliver an address on Maccabee-
ism Invitations will be out next week and
can be procured of any Of the sir knights or at
o. G. Fullis jeweYy store.
A meeting OF the board of trade has been
called for 80 this afternoon at the town hall.
Business of the greatest Importance will come
present.
Rev. Eli Fay preached to large and inter
ested audience at g. A. X. hall last night.
Plans are out for residence for Robert #.
Jones, which will make handsome addition
to our choice dwellings,
Fireman g. B. Dexter is the proud wearer of
a handsome goid-headed cane, given by the
fire department. to their honored chief, who
came very near losing his life at the last fire.