The herald., 1897-12-10


mony. The bride wore white organdie,
ciennes lace, and carried bouquet of
maiden-hair ferns and white carna-
tions. Miss Bess McMahan was maid
of honor, Miss Bertha Sroat bridesmaid,
G.. Z. Weston best man and Irving Sroat
groomsman. Mrs. Alice Freeman Vail
! played Lohengrin's wedding March" "
| Among the handsome presents were a
| piano to the bride from the groom, and a
| 800 check from the mother to the bride.
! After congratulations, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson left for Coronado. They will be
at home after December Goth at 1872 Ken
| Sington place.
SOCIAL DOINGS
Mrs. W. S. Fright entertained with an
elaborate reception last night at her
home on North Orange Grove avenue in
| honor of Mrs. w. P. Carey and Miss Nc
Clintock The reception room was deco
rated with Duchesse roses and smilaX,
the dining rooms in La Marque roses
and smilax, and the billiard room in
ferns and palms. Mussos orchestra of
Los Angeles dispensed music Mesdames
Randall Paul H. Bresee, Stephen Cut
Lei SldIh "a I1dlStSO dllO -AASS MAI
cia Gilmore assisted in receiving.
Chocolate was served by Mrs. George w.
Stimson. Mrs. j. NJ. McClintock was
served by Mrs. George w. Stimson. Mrs
]. r. McClintock served ice cream, and
Mrs. w. E. Arthur dispensed punch. A
number of young ladies assisted.
BREvITIES
John F. Godfrey Post G. A. r., No. 93,
held its annual election of officers this
evening, electing the following: Com
| mander, William Pennell; S. ", B. T.
Knight; ]. ", Jasper Culver; quarter
! master, Ben. Jarvis; surgeon, DR.. S.
| Rosenberger; chaplain, Rev. w. G.
| Cowan; officer of the day, Allen P. Hug
gins; o. G., Charles Miller; trustees, G.
L. Downing, c. c. Brown John McDon-
aid; delegates to state encampment next
year, F. ]. Woodbury., ]. j. Harris, A. X.
Nash, William Mattoon, J. NJ. Irwin.
Past Commander F. D. Stevens was re-
elected AT the next meeting the annual
reports of officers and installation will
take place. The lodge now numbers 100.
The Pickwick club finished it's billiard,
pool and whist tournament last evening.
H. Newly won the pool contest and the
prize cue; T. V. Rider second; E. A.
Robinson, third; H. C. Hotaling, fourth.
W. D. Park won in billiards; Oliver Gale,
second. In whist, st. John and Herdeg
defeated Thomas and Hayes by one
point; Lawson and Kendall won over
Kayser and Hertel by one point and
Permar and Turbett defeated Pyle and
Ward five points, making a total gain
for the four nights playing of nine points
for the East and West sides over the
North and South.
Between thirty-five and forty men,
bers of the Americus club met in the city
hall this evening and later drilled on the
street under Major Bangham. The cam
paign movements of last year were sue
cessfully gone through with, all mem
bers drilling in one company in their
business clothes.
The Washington school in North Pas
adena has in it's midst one or more
thieves who steal capes, sacks. coats
etc, from the lobby. The matter has
been spoken of in school by Principal
Wilson and the police authorities have
been notified.
Damon and Pythas" at the opera
iiOuoC pii tHc VNcllllS VI uiIy 4 with
at o'clock at the box office at the opera
house. The play will be given at the
operahouse Tuesday evening.
| Friends Of Mrs. Bevis. widow of ]. F.
Bevis are circulating a petition for the
purpose of securing a cottage for Mrs
Bevis and her three children
H. M. Dobbins of the cycle way has
secured from the Terminal railway a
right of way by which entrance can be
had to the center Of the city.
William Dench, arrested yesterday for
drunkenness was fined s. today by Re
corder Rossiter
PERSONAL
A. G. Croner of North Pasadena is suf-
ferng with a severe cold.
c. +. Hamlin will have fifty high
grade wheels on sale at cut rates in the
Carleton hotel block Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wetherby of MINNEAPOLIS
are occupying Mrs. Whitmore's house
for the winter.