The record-union., 1899-09-10

Ihe contracting parties were Miss An
ME L. Dosch and William w. Mott, Jr,
| both we'll known young people of Sac
ramento. The church was artistically
decorated with palms and potted plants.
The ceremony took place under a beau
] tiful floral bell suspended from an
arch of graceful and unique design.
| Rev. r. j. Johnston, the officiating
| clergyman, performed the ceremony
which united two loving hearts, in his
| usually impressive manner After lis
| tening to a few words of fatherly ad
/ vice from the minister the happy
couple were escorted to the vestibule
| of the church, where they received the
| congratulations of all. The wedding
party and a number of invited guests
| then partook of a sumptuous breakfast
| reception was held at the residence
| of Walter L. Dosch, 1924 K street.
where the numerous wedding gifts We're
| viewed by many. AT O'Clock MI.
| and Mrs. Mott were escorted to the
| depot by their friends, who showered
| them with rice and good wishes. on
their return from San Francisco they
will reside at 1924 Twenty fourth
! street. Those taking part, aside from
| the bride and groom, were maid or
| honor, Miss Clara Gruhler; brides
| maids, Miss Josephine Scott and Miss
Grace Priest; groomsman, Frank
| Schoenbacher; ushers, William Brown
and George Dosch. Walter l.. Dosch,
the elder brother of the bride, gave
her away
The brides gown was of white or
candle, skirt made en- train with two
graduated accordian pleated fiounces
edged with small ruches that were
| trimmed with satin ribbon, overskirt
of organdie with yoke of lace insertion
edged with satin ribbon, bottom
trimmed with insertion and ribbon
same as yoke The corsage was COM
pletely tucked, made with long pointed
yoke of lace insertion and ribbon and
trimmed with ruff1es edged with satin
| ribbon sleeves tucked to elbow and
| length finished out with insertion to
the hand, high f1aring collar of lace.
| The bride carried white carnations.
/ The maid of honor wore pink organdie
| skirt, accordian pleated fiounce, edged
| with lace ruche, overskirt trimmed
with lace ruche, and scrolls of satin
| ribbon, corsage was made with low
yoke tucked and trimmed with lace
ruches and satin ribbon. Pink carna-
tions. The bridesmaids were attired in
pale blue organdie, skirts becomingly
made with small ruff1ed and tucked
waists. The bridesmaids carried
bluetts.
Mrs. B. M. Lelong returned Wednes-
day from San Francisco where she
spent the month of August.
Mrs Alex. Craw Of Los Angeles ana
son Roy are the guests of Mrs. B. M.
Lelong.
Miss Agnes Ryan has returned from
an. extended visit to Santa Cruz and
San Francisco.
Miss Vera Flanagan of San Fran
cisco is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.
Flanagan of 1915 K street.
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Mrs. L. B. Littlefield and son, Verne,
have returned from their visit in San
Francisco.
Mrs. George B. Katzenstein and her
her son Carleton are at home again
from a very pleasant outing at the sea-
side resorts.
Mrs. Sidney Hall and son are up from
San Francisco taking in the State Fair
Miss Mollfe Brown and mother have
returned home after a two months
visit to Mills Valley and San Fran
cisco.
Miss F. NJ Neagle has returned after
a months sojourn at Pacific Grove and
San Francisco.
There was a merry gathering of lit
tie tots at the residence of E. H. Bolze,
2126 K street. Friday afternoon, to cell
ebrate the anniversary of Ed. Bolze,
Jrs birthday The little fellow was
overjoyed when he came from a neigh
boris and found his home filled with
his little playmates. After much
romping and playing, the guests We're
served with dainty refreshments.
The large birthday cake decorated
with four miniature candles told the
age of their little host Eddie was the
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| The invited guests We're: Vera Candy,
| Ruth Merry, Olevide Prideux, Evelyn
Nicholes. Rose McQueeny, Mary Ken
dell, Eva Contell, Dolly Appleton,
Verna Green. Grace Green, Meree Ham
mond, Norma Huber, Mable Shirtliff.
| AdeH Slawson, Lille Taylor, Lottie
Smale, Bernita Little, Loas McCory.
Birdie Napier Edna Napier, Norma
| Huber. Albert Lewis Wesley Carpen~
ter. Clyde McCory Roland Lockart,
| Bourne Taylor, Percy Smale, Charley
Smale, Russell Kern, Lawrence Kern.
Edwin ShirtIiff, Ed. Bolze, Jr.
Superintendent J. B. Wright, who ac,
companied his wife on her Eastern
trip as far as Ogden, has returned.
DR.. M. Gardner. Chief Surgeon of
the Southern Pacific Company, is visit,
ing Sacramento.
Ben f. True of San Francisco is in
the city.
| Samuel Marky Of San Francisco is
visiting the city for a few days.
/ O. w. Anderson of the First Califor-
MIA Regiment who has just returned
from Manila. is visiting his father, Jus,
tice w A. Anderson. being on short
| furlough.