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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-30
CADETS IN CAMP.
Company A OF the League of the Cross
Cadets to Go to Niles Canyon.

Company of the League of the Cross
Cadets to Go to Niles Canyon.
The first encampmenJ of the League of
the Cross Cadets will be held on July g..
Company A, under command of Captain
Frank S. brady, will leave for Niles Can
yon, where a picturesque spot has been Sc
cured. Here the boys will spend eight
days and strict military discipline will be
maintained.
In compliment to Rev. Father Yorke.
tine camp VIII be named in his honor, Camp
Yorke. Military instruction will be i'm
parted by Colonel Sullivan. In addition
Father Yorke and Colonel w. c. Mahoney
have consented to be present for several
days. It is expected that about sixty
members of the company will be present.
The members of the company will defray
all the expenses.
Captain brady has arranged a pro-
gTamme as follows: 6 A. NJ, reveille; 6 80,
squad drill; 7, breakfast; s, company drill !;
8, inspection; II M, lunch; 4:30 P. NJ,
dress parade; 5, guard mount; 6, supper !;
7, retreat; $3.50, tattoo; 10, taps.
AS two Sundays will be spent in camp,
arrangements have been made to have
military masses on the Sundays the 7th
and 18th. On Saturday the 18th field day
has been arranged for and long list of
Invitations have already been issued for
the field day.
In order that the health of the young
soldiers may be amply protected, DR.. A. P.
Mulligan, captain and surgeon, and DR..
J. p. Mccarthy, will remain at the camp
during the week. Camp will be struck on
Sunday afternoon of the 18th of July.
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BEFORE THE ALTAR.

lHT1 PRETTY event of the past week was
&kS. the marriage of Miss Winifred Agnes
INHs Saul and Edward L. Culin, which took
place Tuesday evening, the 18th inst,
at the residence of the brides mother, 2667
Howard street, in the presence of about forty
invited guests. The Ceremony was performed
by the Rev. E. B:spalding of ST. Johns Episco-
pal Church. The parlors were handsomely
decorated with ferns and flowers, and the
bridal party made a pretty sight as they
little niece OF the bride. who strewed her path
way with roses. The presents were very numer-
GUS and pretty. the popularity of the young
couple being attested by their reception OF
many lovely articles in silver and china. The
happy couple will be at home to their friends
after July 10 at their residence, 1868 Howard
street.
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CLUB PARTIES.

EGNAST Tuesday Union-square Hall was the
scene of the tenth party of the Tuesday
~ Night Club. About 100 couples &C
cepted the clubs invitation. The grand
march was led by Mr.. J. J. Small and his sis
ter, Miss Mamie. ]. ]. Small was floor director
and was assisted by L. Q. Ravens and an able
committee.
The Tuesday Night Social Club held its third
evening at home on the night of the 9th inst
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lipp-
man, 1122A Turk street. The evening was
passed in games, recitations, singing and dane
ing, followed by supper.
bonbon party wifi be given by the Mission
Turn Schwestern Verein on Sunday evening,
July z, 1t Mission Turn Verein Hall, Eighteenth
street, near Valencia.
The Mystics' eleventh party will be given at
Union-square Hall on Tuesday evening, July
1t.
Alcatraz Circle will give a coffee and ice
cream party to their members and friends
Friday evening, July $, in honor of their sew
enth anniversary picnic TO be held at Plittsyille
Park, Fruityale, Sunday, July7.
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The Fourth.
Tennis tournament.
Polo at Burlingame.
Chautauqua assembly.
Colonel Crocker's dinner.
The Country Club at Monterey.
In the mountains and by the seaside.
Major Rathbone's luncheon to General Soho
field at Burlingame
Mrs j H. Jewett's tea in honor of Mrs
Stephen ]. Field and Mrs. Condit-Smith.
Mrs. Sarah B. Cooper's luncheon TO Mis-
Susan B. Anthony and Rev. Anna H. Shaw.
The following engagements have been an
nounced:
Cecil Writ Mark and Miss Susie Hert.
Richard Spechtor and Miss Anna REIN.
Eugene A. Mantell and Miss Sadie Stowell.
Weddings last week;
CuTlin-Saul.
HeAley-Hunt.
Smith Bergen.
Pfeifer-CarSon.
O'Connor-Comte.
Gordon Brilliant.
Pswleson-Anglin.
Meagher-Laportie.
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Smith BERGEN,

The marriage of James Wiel Smith and Miss
Anna Bergen took place at the home of the
brides parents, Judge and Mrs. B. F. Bergen, in
Berkeley, last Tuesday evening. The decora-
tons were elaborate, garlands of white carna-
tons and smilsx being used in profusion. Rev.
II. A. Ketchum, pastor of the First Presbyter-
ian Church., OBLIGATED. The presents were
numerous and valuable, among them being a
solid silver set of forty pieces from DR.. and
Mrs. Dwight Smith OF New York City, relatives
OF the groom. The couple will make their
home in Haywards, where Mr.. Smith is a
teacher in the high school. Three hundred in
vitations were issued to friends of the contract
ing parties on the coast and in the East. About
$50 guests were present, among whom were
many of Alameda County's most prominent
citizens
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THE WEEK.

The tennis tournament at San Rafael, the
military encampment at Monterey and polo at
Burlingame, with all the celebrations OF the
Nations birthday, will make the first weeks
OF July the liveliest of the summer season out
of town.
The advent of the flower shows, fetes and
carniyals OF the earlier part of the season has
had good effect Californians. They are
becoming more inclined to make efforts to
smuse themselves and utilize the many natural
advantages OF the State to make lite pleasant.
The Fourth of July, which had almost fallen
into innocuous desuetude, will be celebrated
in way to interest all, both old and young, at
all the summer resorts.
General Schoield, while here, was the re-
cipient OF q great deal of attention in q social
WaV
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IN THE FUTURE.

@SAN LEANDRO will be the scene of the
German Press Clubs outing on July IL.
SN.g$ A ball that will eclipse anything that
has heretofore been given by the pio-
neer California Psrlor No. /, n. S. G. w, will
take place at Odd Fellows Hall on Friday even
ing, July 10, the twentieth birthday of the par
lor. All those who have ever attended any of the
entertainments given by this parlor have al
ways come away well pleased. The committee
on arrangements in charge of the affair are !:
Frank w. Marston, w. d. Shea, James P. Dock
cry, DR.. f. H. Stable, ]. B. Stovall, Harry Lach-
man, Henry f. Pernau, William Slaniels,
Henry Stern
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New Railroads in the soutb

Chief Engineer Hood of the Southern Pacific
Company left for Los Angeles last Thursday
evening, for the purpose Of inspecting con-
struction on the new line between Shorb sta
ton and Los Angeles. The Southern Pacific
has been building connections between the
southern city, Shorb and Pasadena, through a
rich country which assures ample returns on
the capital invested in a railway. It's officials
tiers, but the Santa Fe people are beginning to
wonder if the local company has not started
out to build through its exclusive southern
territory with the ultimate object of competing
for its business.
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The Howell Surprise.

Prior to his departure for the East Walter
Howell was given an enjoyable surprise at his
rooms in the Hotel st. Nicholas last Tuesday
evening. A hundred or more of his friends
assembled and delightful programme was
carried out. An orchestra played in the cor
ridor at intervals. Vocal solos by Miss Rosina
Rosine. Mrs. Walker, Mrs. futile and Miss
Dibble and Rotations by Mrs. LYDIA Hickock
and Miss Craigin were excellently rendered
Master Martin, tiny tot danced a hornpipe.
The star of the evening was little Nina Cook,
the child actress, who was rapturously APP
plauded for her songs and skirt dances. Piano
accomplishments during the evening were rem
dered by Professor Sauvlet. Mrs. Cora Morse,
on behalf OF the friends of Mr.. Howell, pre-
scented him with purse heavily weigh ted with
gold coin in testimony OF their deep appreci-
ation OF him as a man and as a public teacher.
Mr.. Howell was also the recipient of various
lovely floral tributes. Refreshments were
served and dancing concluded the evening S
festivities.
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RECEPTIONS.

NAMaIss KITTIE MORRISON gave a mu-
HlXA5 sicale and dance at her residence, on
E\s1s Haight street, June %, in honor of
Miss E. Mills The following pro-
gramme was carried out under the manage
ment OF Mr.. Van Hollen: Piano solo, Miss
Dollie Wyants; whistling solo, Miss Nellie
Casey. mandolin and guitar, DR.. Ames and
Mr.. FELTON,; song, Miss NJ. Barclay; song, Fen
Ross; song, Mr.. Berbiere; recitation, Miss A.
Gerty Sawyer; solo, "Good-By, Sweet Day.
Miss Williams
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Gordon-Brilliant,

pretty home wedding took place last SUM
day at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs r. Brilliant,
1920 Ellis street. when their daughter, Louise
Anne Brilliant, was married to George Gordon
of San Rafael. The ceremony was performed
in the bay-window OF the front parlor. The
entire house was decorated with beautiful
flowers and plants, and an orchestra rendered
the music for the occasion. The bride wore q
gown of ivory satin trimmed with chiffon rib
bon and orange blossoms After the wedding
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon left for San Rafael, at
which place they will make their future home
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Healy-Hunt,

The wedding of Miss Lizette Hunt, sister OF
Fish Commissioner Hunt, and DR.. J. II. Healy
Jr took place on Wednesday evening at the
residence of the brides brother, 91S Ellis
street. The parlors were decorated with sweet
peas, roses and smilax. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. DR.. Culver of the Pres
byterian church. w. B. Hunt OBLIGATED as
best man and Miss Nelson of Olema as maid of
honor. After the ceremony those present par
took of supper and the rest of the evening was
spent in inspecting the numerous presents sent
in to the couple
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Medical College commencement.

The commencement exercises of the Cali
fornia Medical College will take place on
Wednesday evening, July 10, at O'clock.
There will be an address by General w. H. l..
Barnes and a musical programme by James
Hamilton Howe. The committee of arrange
ments is composed of Drs. F. Cornwall, NJ. E.
Van Meter and C. N. Miller.
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A Birthday PARTY
A Christening Party,

A pleasant party was held in honor of the
christening of Perry Zyietich on Sunday, June
16, at the home OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. NJ. Zvietich, on Valencia street. Among
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs P. Antilles,
Mrs. S. P. Platt, Mrs. Delice Crane, Mrs. Captain
L. A. Hallet, Miss Gertrude Thomas, Miss
Estelle Hanly Miss Florence Hanly. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Thomas, Colonel William I. Reynolds,
Mr.. James Hardie
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No Swedish Schism.

A. Wistrand, president of the Swedish-Ameri-
can National Union, says that his organization
was not an offshoot of the Swedish Patriotic
League. They were never members of that
body, and they wish it SO understood. This
dissipates the rumor OF schism in this par
ticular branch Of the Swedish community.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-30
Fourth of July Excursions.

During the Fourth of July holidays the s. f.
and n. P. Ry. Co. has arranged to place on sale
from June % to July 3, inclusive, round "trip
tickets to all points beyond San Rafael at
greatly reduced rates.
UKIAH AND RETURN ONLY SIS.
And on July A, to ali points beyond San Ra-
fael, one fare for round trip, return limit July
5, inclusive.
From June 20 to July 4, inclusive, tickets
will be sold to the various resorts at special
low rates, good for return to and including
july 10,
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Special Rates at the Geysers.

From June % to July 10 hotel rates at the
Geysers will be 81 so per day. An excellent
opportunity to see the Geysers for little money
with cheap hotel rates and low excursion rates
by the San Francisco and North Pacific Rail-
way.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

N. Morris Mr.. and Mrs A. Gruhn, Mrs. A.
Lewald, MI and Mrs. g. Rosenberg, Mrs. s.
Norris, Mrs. n. Levy, Mrs. T. Nathan, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Friedlander,
Mrs L. kutner, Mrs Bowen, Mr.. and Mrs K
and Mrs. J. Lindner, Leon Blankinstein, L.
Primer, Miss Esther Morris, Phil Rosenberg,
Miss Viola Rosenberg, Herman Morris, Miss
Clara Ries, Dave Lindner, Miss Rose Morris,
II. Lindner, Jacob Morris, NJ. Lindner, Miss
Emma Lindner, ]. Lindner, Miss Minnie Lind
ner, Felix Lindner, Miss Blanche Lindner, Miss
Stella AntOniyich.
A Lawn Party.
lawn party was given by Mrs. d. Sullivan
at her country residence in Ross Valley, on
Wednesday last 1t was a delightful affair. The
lawns we're beautifully decorated with palms
and flowers. Lunch was served under q
canopy OF redwoods, after which perform
ance was given by the children which was
enjoyed by the many present. Among the
guests were: Mrs. D. Sullivan, Mrs. DR.. Humid,
Mrs Charles Bach, Mrs. j. Tunstead Mrs. Zech,
Mrs. Mccarthy, Mrs. G. Schafer, Mrs. Crocker,
Miss Boder, Miss H. Rosenblatt, Miss Edith L.
maine and Miss NJ. Fitzgibbons.
A Silver Wedding.
A surprise party was given Mr.. and Mrs.
F. B. Schoenstein last Wednesday evening in
honor of their silver wedding by many of their
old friends. The house was prettily decorated
with evergreens, flowers, etc., and a pleasant
evening was spent. After q number of songs
had been rendered the guests sat down to a
supper at which many toasts were offered ard
responded TO. Among those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Denner, Mr. and Mrs. August
Vetter. Mr.. and Mrs. f. F. Schoenstein, Mr. and
Mrs. 2. Joseph Petrie, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Mueller, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank, Peter Mueller,
August Schwer and Peter Denner Jr.
Birthday Party.
A party was given in honor of the eighteenth
birthday of Miss Mary Often at 1901 Geary
street on Saturday evening, June %. Dancing
and games were followed with a supper.
Among those present we're: Mrs. Schlagel,
Mrs. Churchill, Mrs. Labhard, Mrs. A. Often,
Mrs. John Often, Miss Lizzie Keefe, Miss Lizzie
Sengstacken, Miss Lena Schoenwald. Miss Mary
Often. Miss Jessie Often, Miss Kate Often,
Henry Labhard Emil Labhard, Theo Labhard,
Walter Labhard, Harry T. Sengstacken, Eugene
F. Hubert, William Dahl, Henry Dahl, John
Often, c. Often.
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Mearher-Laporte.

On Wednesday evening, June 10, the wedding
OF Miss Antoinette G. Laporte and Mr.. Joseph
G. Meagher took place at st. PauPs Church.
The bridal procession was led by the ushers, T.
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The Burns Surprise PARTY,

A delightful surprise party was given to Miss
May Burns by the Misses Mollie Burns and
May Shine at her residence, 40 Tenth street,
Saturday evening, June %. The house and
halls were prettily decorated with lilies of the
valley, entwined with, smilax. Among the
Haven, J. ]. Small, J. ]. Cantlen, G. McGowen,
S. Hall, P. Subotich, A. Haven, G. Beardsley, D..
Desmond, A. Diamond, II. Charles, w. Kiink,
j. Terrin, T. Sullivan, H. Sayers, W. Driscoll, t.
Finn, j. Mcfarland, the Misses Maggie Burns,
Mollie Burns, May Shine, May Small, DOYLE.
Maggie Carroll, Annie Sullivan, Agnes MUIR
ply, Alice Corbett, Lizzie Burns, May Haley,
Alice Haley and Mary Ryan.
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Mrs H. R. Robbins Miss w. Hearfer, II.
L. Blank.
At Paso Robes: DR.. and Mrs. C. G. Kenyon
and sons will spend week, Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Heeth will remain for few days, and
Mrs. GashWiler and daughters will spend the
summer
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A NOTABLE BARGAIN!

We the mills WHITE
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The Lindnsr silver Weddiue.

A surprise party was rendered to Mr. ana
Mrs j. Lindner in honor of their silver we'd
ding at their residence, 507 Franklin street,
last Sunday. The house was artistically deco
rated with smilax and ferns. The evening
was pleasantly spent with singing and
games. At midnight a delicious supper was
served and the guests departed at q late honr.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
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PaWleson-Auglin.

The wedding of George w. Pawleson and
Miss Maggie Anglin took place last Wednesday
evening at st. Joseph's Church, Rev. Father
O'Neill officiating The church was crowded
with friends and acquain tances The bride
was alfred i'll beautiful white satin, with dec
orations of orange blossoms and ribbons. Miss
Nellie Anglin acted as maid of honor, dressed
in rich blue silk. Miss Grace Pawleson and
Miss Kittie Anglin were the bridesmaids, the
former dressed in cream, the latter in pink
silk. Howard Pawleson acted as best man,
while the duties of ushers were performed by
George W. Culverwen and Charles Stokes
After the ceremony reception was held at
Teutonia Hall, which was prettily decorated
for the occasion. The presents received by the
bride were numerous and costly. The happy
pair left Thursday morning for Monterey, after
which they will visit Capitola, Santa Cruz and
Los Gatos.
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BETROTHALS.

YARDS have been sent out by Mrs Anna
ktaSs Hert for the marriage of her daughter
NY Susie to Mr.: Cecil Writ Mark, to take
place next Tuesday evening at 80
o'clock at Grace NJ. E. Church, Twenty-first
and Capp streets.
The engagement is announced of Richard
speehter and Miss Anna REIN, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles REIN.
The engagement is announced of Miss Sadie
StOWell and Eueene A. ManfelI
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WASH FABRICS!
HOUSEFURNISHINGS!

Reduced a
FINE GRADE
Reduced q
Reduced Cents Yard.
ard
able and stylish fabric
Reduced to Cents q Yard.
at
Reduced a
Mapped reduced
Reduced Q Pair.
1.OO q Pal
STYLISH NOTTINGHAM
IL q Pair.
we$2
Yard.
o
Reduced a
Reduced to 81s Cents a
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EXTRA SPECIAL!

AT HALE Art CARPET SQUARES coong
feet at 81 feet So 5 9x9 feet So 9x1o
-
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LADIES' CAPES
AND JACKETS

AND JACKETS!
throughout light shades ribbon
with steel buckle and ribbon bow black
LADIES SINGLE RIPPLE
cloth and inserting velvet collars be offered
embroidered cloth
with ribbon at
DOUBLE AND TRIPLE
brown and black worth 50 So viii be offered 81 so
$500
SINGLE
tam breWn
and black worth $40 will be offered
stitched buttons worth will
brown covert cloth and notified effects $40 will
AT $3.50
LADIES DOUBLE BREAST JACKETS
" -
LADIES' SUITS AND SKIRTS.
rounded pointed collar full
LADIES SUITS made OF Gheyot shades Of
brown Blazer Jacket n9iched collar
CHILDREN'S JACKETS.
collar
worth S. Sc, will ~
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6antry, K. Shepston, J. Taaffee and C.. Riley.
Miss May Laporte and the bridesmaid, Miss
IElaIfe Laporte, after whom came the bride
leaning on the arm of d. Meagher. Rev. NJ d.
me me prldal party and the guests proceeded to
the home of the bride. Among those present
we Sere; Mrs; Laporte, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Meagher
9ri A MI, and Mrs j. Meagher Jr, Mr.. and Mrs
=; Hailoran, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Ryan, Mr.. and Mrs
n. horn, Mr.. and Mrs w. Gill, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
santry, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Cassidy, Mrs D. Dris-
coil coil, MS. T. Carroll Mrs. Griffin, Misses NJ. La
porte Maa Z. Meagher, l. Laporte, NJ: Meagher, r.
MMeagher, Z. Laporte, NJ. Coyle, NJ Kelley, NJ.
Meagher, E. Gill, NJ. German, NJ. F. Gill, K
A A.. z. Driscoll, M. Gill, X. Kenny, n. Ken
ny, l.. wales, S. Coleman and E. Wales; Messrs
J., carroll, J. Coyle, ". Coyle, r. Shepston, ].
Iaaffee, c. Riley, B; Graham, H. Perry, V. Peg
Reilly, H. Gill and f. de Carteret. d. Meagher
The happy couple left for San Jose on their
wedding tour.
Pfsifer- Carson.
The wedding of George w. Pfeifer and Miss
Edda Carson took place Wednesday at noon at
the residence of the bride in Alameda. After
the ceremony the happy couple left for Stock
ton on the o'clock boat. They will spend
their return will take up their residence on
Central avenue, Alameda.
0'Connor- Oomte.
A wedding OF much interest, particularly to
iHSHiUSis VI TIC rFeicn Colony, was mat OF
Robert Emmett O'Connor and Miss Pauline
Juliette Comte, daughter of A. Comte Jr., the
well-known attorney and member of the
Board of Education, which took place last
Wednesday evening at the Church of Notre
Dame des Victories, on Bush street. The
church had been beautifully decorated with
palms and ferns and the chancel adorned with
ST. Joseph lilies and sweet peas.
Organist Martinez played the march from
"Lohengrin" as the bridal party entered, led
by ushers James Little, George Newman,
Frank Hammer, J. III. Horrigan and George
Comte. Then came two little nieces OF the
groom, Misses May and Helen Murray, who
were dressed in white Swiss with low necks
and short sleeves They were accompanied by
their little cousins, Edward Comte and F. F.
Murray.
Then came the bridesmaids, Miss Madaline
Roster, Miss Mary McGlynn, Miss May O'Toole
of San Jose and Miss Leita Robinson.
The party was met at the Chancel by the
groom and his best man, D. E. O'Conneli, and
the ceremony was performed in the French
language by the Rev. Father Audiffred S. NJ
assisted by the Rev. Father NJ. Rousselon, S. n.
1t was quite impressive.
The reception which followed at 93S Bush
street was only for the relatives and few init
mate friends. The house was profuscly decor
ated with bamboo and sweet peas, the prevail
ing colors being pink and whites The gifts re-
ceived by the couple were elegant and numer-
Gus.
On Thursday morning Mr.. and Mrs. O'Connor
left for the south on their wedding tour.