The record-union., 1899-10-08

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the bridal party entered the church.
Mr.. Goodrich, attended by his brother,
Herschell, as best man, entered from
the side and passed to the altar, while
from the remote entrance at the head
of the main aisle, came first the four
ushers, Messrs. Walter Sloan and Ed
ward Jack of San Jose, L. /. Golden OF
Sacramento and Floyd Harter of Stan
ford, walking two and two. After these
came the bridesmaids in dainty or
candle dresses made en- train, Miss
Edna Morris of San Francisco, Miss
June Main Miss Hazel Main of San
Jose and Miss Ivy Pennington of Los
GatoS. Next came the maid of honor
Miss Cora Griffith of Hollister. Then
little Misses Geneva and Hazel Stock,
the former carrying the ring on Il silver
tray and the latter basket of rose
leaves. The bride followed, leaning on
the arm of her father, lovelier, if pos
sible, than ever in her exquisite gown
of white organdie over white silk, and
her long bridal veil held in place by
a single ornament. Her bouquet was
of bride roses.
At the altar the father gave his
daughter to the groom, who led her
under the bridal bower, where they
We're met by. Rev Thomas s. Young,
who, in a few solemn and impressive
words, made the pair husband and
wife. During the ceremony the orches-
ira rendered softly the beautiful
strains of Otto Langey's 'Felice," can
zonetta. After the ceremony Rev. Mr..
Young, in a, few happily chosen words,
introduced Mr.. and Mrs. Goodrich to
the assembled friends who came for
ward for few minutes of congratula-
| tions and kind words. Then Mendels-
sohn's wedding march was struck and
the bridal party preceded by the two
little girls strewing rose leaves passed
up the main aisle and out to waiting
carriages, where they We're driven to
| the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. H. II. Main, who were ably
assisted in receiving the guests by Mrs.
/ Frank Witherell of this city An elabo
rate wedding breakfast was served to
the relatives and immediate friends of
| the bride and groom. The brides table
was placed in the folding doorway be-
| tween the two parlors, and canopied
with white satin ribbon which was
| fastened in bows at each corner of the
| table. Besides the bride and groom
the maid of honor and best man were
! here seated. A beautiful wedding cake
made by the bride herself, was duly
cut, and later sent in souvenir pieces
to many friends who were not present
/ As the bride passed up the stairway
/ to prepare for her going away, she
threw her bouquet to her many friends
| who were gathered in the hall below,
and it was caught by her sister, Miss
Hazel Marie Main. The newly mar
ried. pair left on the afternoon train
for Del Monte A host of friends ac-
companied them to the depot, where
the usual felicitations made the going
away a merry occasion.
/ After a short wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs. Goodrich will return to Sacra
mento, their future home, and will be
pleased to receive their friends after
October 18th, at 1727 j street.
| A large number of useful and valu-
able presents testified to the popularity
of the young couple. The bride is a
charming and accomplished young lady
who has lived all her life in San Jose,
and has host of friends. In her de-
parture her social circle will lose one
of it's most popular members.
| Mr.. Goodrich is a popular young man
| of this city, of excellent family con-
nections, and is truly worthy of the
wife he has won. He has been with w.
NJ. Petrie of this city for a number of
years.
/ Among those present at the breakfast
were, besides the entire bridal party,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. K. Goodrich (parents
of the groom), Mr.. and Mrs. Hershell
Goodrich Of San Francisco, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Witherell of Sacramento,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Fl. Main and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Main, Jr., Mrs. j. NJ.
Main of Los Gatos, Mrs. Helen F.
Main, Rev. and Mrs Young, Miss Lizzie
Mccoy of San Francisco and the mem
bers of the orchestra.
! Mrs " D. Goodrich will be at home
the first and last Tuesday of the
month.
| Miss Gussie Meyer has returned from
an extended visit at Dunsmuir and
/ Shasta Springs.
! Mr. and Mrs A. de Costa and family
/ have come from Dunsmuir to make
/ Sacramento their future home. They
/ will be pleased to see their friends at
| 213 Q street on the first and third
| Thursdays in the month.
The first meeting of the P G. Club
/ for the season was held Thursday after
noon. The club was entertained by
Mrs. F. NJ. Jones at her home on Sew
| enteenth street. The rooms were
! beautifully decorated for the occasion
with potted plants and banks of roses
/! The prevailing eolors in the dining
room were pink and green. Festoons
of pink ribbons and roses hung over
/ the table, interming1ed with peppers
and smilax, forming a network on the
walls Table decorations We're also
pink and green, and as the guests seat
i ed themselves daylight was excluded
and the soft rays of electric lights in
/ pink globes added to the beauty of the
/ scene.
/ Mrs Henry Spanger of New York
| formerly a member Of the club. was the
4 guest of honor Mrs. L. Hembree and
/ Miss Hattie Hembree were also guests
The members of the club present We're
Mrs. DR.. Welden, Mrs. Frank Krebs,
I Mrs. A. S. Cohen, Mrs. Charles Root
+ Mrs Captain. Forsman, Miss Tillie
! Lang, Mrs. F. NJ. Jones. Mrs. J. F.
| Sheehan, Mrs. I. Avery Mrs. Charles
Phipps, Miss Alice Root and Mrs. f.
! Bauer. JYP.
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