The herald., 1895-03-05
CAPISTRANO WEDDING BELLS
A Mission Belle Married to a Santa
Ana Citizen
Real Estate Deals and Timing natters In
Orange County-SociaI Entertain
ments to Be Given

Santa Ana, March 4,-The wedding
bells OF Capistrano yesterday rang out for
the marriage of Adele, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ Mendelson of that quiet lit
tie place, and Gustave Wangenheim. The
wedding guests began arriving on the
morning trains and at the appointed hour
the rooms, all beautifully decorated, were
well filed with guests. To, the strains of
the wedding march the bride. and groom
We're ushered in, and were met under a
canopy of flowers by Rev. DIR. Edelman
OF Los Angeles, who performed the mar
riage ceremony. The bride was dressed
in white brocaded silk trimmed with
white duchess lace and pearl beads, white
slippers and bridal veil, and wore orange
blossoms. Miss Eta Jacoby and Miss
Minnie Newman, both of Los Angeles,
were the maids of honor and wore pink
brocaded silk trimmed with duchess lace.
The brides mother wore black silk with
handsome jet trimmings; The groom
brother, Ed Mendelson. was best man.
The canopy OF flowers was supported by
TOUR young men. a al
The rooms were handsomely decorated
with profusion OF flowers, roses and
orange blossoms prevailing, After con-
6i"ouiutioiis Lne spdciOuSs uiHiHB IoonlS
were thrown open. The wedding dinner
was finally disposed of and champagne
was passed and everybody drank to the
health of the bride. In the afternoon
dancing was INDUCED in until the. late
trains bore the happy couple to San Diego,
where they expect to stay for few days.
The presents were both numerous and
handsome. A great many guests were
present from Los Angeles.
M. Matheson and Grant Halfpcny, both
OF Los Angeles, two noted miners who
have just finished tour OF month or so
through the mines of the Southern half
of the state, are in the city with numer
Gus samples OF ores from several differ
emit mines to have our expert make
assays. By Mr.. Thompson's new process
he claims to be able to get every particle
OF gold or silver out of the ore saving
from 20 to 80 per cent more than by any
other process. The results so far are quite
fattering, but the demonstration is not
yet finished.
James A. Whitaker to Edith Young, a
lot in Buena Park for 5000.
The ease of the People VS.. Joseph Mel
vim and John Schear came up in the SUI
perior Court today. They pleaded guilty
and March was set for pronouncing sem
tence.
The trial of People VS.. Cunningham was
set for March 1S, at 80 a. m.
The Supervisors opened the bids for the
extension of the Anaheim bridge, and
on motion all of the bids were re-
iected and the board and surveyors will
visit the bridge next Wednesday.
"A An mad Advertising social will be given by
coming Thursday. All are invited.
A Baptist social will be held at the res
idence of r. Carton tomorrow TUESDAY
evening, on First street.
special meeting of the Orange County
Wheelmen will be held tomorrow (Tues-
day. evening at Brighton & Griffiths BIZ
cycle store.
Nine candidates were baptized last
night in the Baptist church. The house
was literally crowded to the doors.
G. Abram Smith has kindly consented
to contribute to the High School enter
tainment with Miss Carrie Rudolph, the
tertainment will be used for the purchase
OF piano for the High School.
A. q. Curtice has been circulating Pc
titlon for signatures asking the citizens
of this city to support him for City Mar
shall
Baker part of lot in Westminster for
$500.
Sarah A. Grover to M. L. Lane the west
% feet of lot 3 and the east 81 feet of lot
4, block f, of the Ross addition to Santa
Ana, for $40.
Samuel walters to W. n. Baker, lots 8
and 10, block B. of Bakers addition to
Westminster, for $50.
The reception to be given in honor Of
Rev. and Mrs. James Mcclure, is to be at
the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Spurgeon
on Main street, Thursday night, March
eth, instead of Surgeons Hall as stated.
Seats for the Kyle Opera Company are
selling fast.
An informal musicale will be given at
the residence of Mr. and Mrs 7 sPadp-
ham in honor OF their cousin, Miss Jessie
Padgham of the Kyle Opera Company,
next Wednesday evening.