The herald., 1894-09-21
SOCIETY.

their large family of children. and a few
near friends and relatives. Among thos
present. besides the happy groom and
bride of % years ago, were Mis-
Ynocsnte Wolfskill. Willie Wolfskill
III. d. Barrows, Mrs. F. W. de Shepherd
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Wevse, DR.. J. J
Choate, Msssrs. w. A. Kolmer, f. B
Wilde, M. q. Aguirre and others. A
fine and elaborate banquet was served
the health OF the bridal pair wal
pledged in bumpers of champagne
numerous kilograms land remembrance et
were received, "reminiscences OF the pas
were reviewed. and a very enjoyable
day was passed by all who assisted IL
celebrating the festivities OF the nuptia
anniversary Of the couple who pledged
their troth a quarter of century ago.
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A thoroughly good time was spent by
many OF the prominent business men o.
this city and friends of DR.. Wills, at hit
home, sol Buena Vista street, last night
The ssembling was for the purpose o.
socially introducing the new city schoo
superintendent, p. W. Search, formerly
OF Pueblo, Colo, to the business men o.
this city snd surroundings. DR.. Wlllf
made everyone thoroughly acquainted
with the new superintendent, and made
all enjoy themselves to the greatest ex
tent. After q social and very enjoyable
chat, delicious refreshments were eerved
and the many partakers expressed theil
gratitude TO the doctor for the pleasant
evening. Those present included DIR.
Ellis, Judge Hubbell. DR.. Babcock, SEN
ator White, Hon. r. F. del Vale, Major
Bonebrske. Msssrs Stimson, Silent,
Mey berg, Frank Gibson, A. NJ. Ste
phens, B. w. Lee, Charles Ellis, Frank
Thomas. Nj. I. Allen, ]. E. Platter, G. @.
Davis, Martin Marsh. G. H. Stewart,
James Burdett, Prof. Keyea Of Pasadena
and many others.
Mr.. Henry ]. Kearney, the popular
politician OF the Seventh ward, was
welded to Miss Mary Healey, well
known Los Angeles lady, Monday after
noon, in the cathedral, from which they
proceeded to their beautiful home on
East Seventh street, which was elegan t.
ly furnished and fitted up by the groom.
Miss Maggie Kearney, slater OF the
groom, was bridesmaid, and Mr.. L.
O'Connell officiated az groomsman. A
few relatives and intimate friends as-
sembled to wish the newly married
couple all success in the world, after
which they enjoyed themselves in dane.
ing and singing until late hour. There
were some costly and elegant presents
sent them by their friends. After fe "
days travel over the continent they will
be at home to all their friends.
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The mysterious disappearance OF a
bachelor, Frank Irving, from his familiar
haunts in Los Angeles is explained by a
card which says that "Mrs. Charlotte
Schwettmann announces the marriage
of her daughter Lena to Frank Irving,
on September 12, 1894. at her residence,
326 Center street, Edwardsville, Ill" "
After their honeymoon in the east
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving will be at home in
O handsomely furnished fat, which
awaits them at 646 South Hill street.
Mrs. Irving, nee Schwettmsnn, formed
many friends in Los Angeles while visit
ing in this city last winter. Mr.. Irving
ia we'll known and popular young
business man.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. @. Ross gave dom
Wednesday evening at their rooms, l39
N. Olive street. During the evening
Prof. Gardner. entertained the guests
with some very fine banjo selections.
Among those present were M. and Mrs.
Wilmington. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Sever
ance, Mr.. DR.. Schenick. Mrs. Dodge,
Miss Ella Severance, Prof. Rolla E.
Gardner. Mr.. 81. r. Plotts, Mr.. A. A.
Jones, Mr.. Fred Renshaw. A most en-
joyabls evening was spent, after which
refreshments were served.
So
A wedding of much prominence took
place at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
John G. MacCallum at 3217 Grand ave.
nue., Wednesday evening at z O'Clock.
1t wes that of Miss May Guthrie Mac
Callum to DR.. Harry Hamilton Forum Q.
After the wedding ceremony had been
performed, reception was held for two
hours, during which very large num-
ber OF friends were present. The young
people will make their homs in Chicago.
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The marriage of Miss Nellie I. Toll
man and E. w. Grannis took place at
the residence of John II. Rsppy, at 339
Edgewsre road, on Wednesday evening.
A large number OF the friends of the
couple were present, and after recep-
ton which followed the ceremony the
couple left for their own home on For
fesIer aVehue' wt
The Misses Mark gave an announce
ment dinner Monday evening. Those
present we're Miss Brawley. Miss Kreg-
elo. Miss Kimble, Miss Jevne. Miss
Mark, Miss Geneveve Mark, Mr.. d.
Bnndrum, J. Jevne, A. Brawley, w.
Walter, g. Riderbaugh, Mr.. Martin.
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Mrs. E. d. Gibson, wife of ex-Sberiff
Gibson, gave an elegant luncheon
Wednesday afternoon to few of her
friends at her residence, 43l Court
street. Those present we're: Nine. Mau-
pin, Brafert, Chapman. Ensies, Mes
erve, q. s. Gibson and E. D. Gibson.
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Yesterday and Today, given by the
Womsn's Aid socety-Immanuel
church, at the homo of Mrs. Salisbury
southwest corner of Twenty-seventh and
Hoover streets, Thursday eve. Sept. 81.
Admission 10 cents. Refreshments
extra.
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Misc Hattie Livengood returned from
Avalon yesterday. where she has spent
the summer. and will be the guest OF
her cousin. w. s. Livengood, few
weeks before proceeding to her home in
San Francisco.
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The marriage OF Miss Ellie Chase to
w. Fl. Cole OF New York occurred al