The record-union., 1899-12-03

net. twined with rose leaves, were
draped across the organ loft.
A cablegram from London, Engiahu'
and other kilograms from absent frlenos
were received. Those who came from
outside the city to attend the Weuoins
were: Muirherd Campbell OF Florlll'
Mrs. w. K Weir of Berkeley, and A. d.
Campbell of San Francisco, all rela-
tiyes of the groom: Grove +. EKins'
Assistant Secretary of the San Fran
cisco Y. M. c. A, and E. S. Bingham
General Secretary Of the Northern Cal
ifornia Sunday-school Association.
Arrangements have already been
made by the newly welded couple 1or
a trip to Palestine and the Holy Lana
the departure to be made from Ne"
York on February 18th. They will De
away about six months. Mr.. and Mrs.
Campbell have many friends who WISH
them bon voyage through life.
At the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. P. McEnerney, near Arno,
on Wednesday, November 29th, Ed
mund H. Kenefick and Miss Saran
Helen McEnerney were united in wed
lock by Rev. Father Nugent, with all
the nuptial blessing of the Cathonc
Church Miss Sadie Kelley, cousin OF
the bride, played Mendelssohn's wed
ding March," and Miss Ida Keneflck'
sister Of the groom, was bridesmaid
and P. F. McEnerney. brother OF the
bride, best man
Friends who had not seen one another
for over a quarter of century met on
the happy occasion, and all partook OF
a sumptuous dinner in the spacious
halls of the host and hostess, after
which the bride and groom, amid a
shower of rice ana good wishes left for
an extended honeymoon, after Whlcn
they will return to the handsome cot
tage which the groom has prepared ior
his worthy bride. All the Sacramentans
stayed until 2 o'clock the following day
Thanksgiving day), and made the time
as merry as possible with music, sing
ing, dancing and games until the small
hours. They concluded with ma
tional song and Thanksgiving senti-
ments.
Those who witnessed the ceremony
were: Mr.. and Mrs. P. McEnerney,
William and P. F. McEnerney, Miss
Mary McEnerney, Joseph, Thomas,
John Bernard Susie, Paul and Ger
trude McEnerney, Thomas McEnerney,
Miss Kathryn and Andrew McEnerney
(of Winnemucca, Nev.), ]. ]. McEner-
ney and the Misses Mollie, Susie and
Sadie Kelley from Sacramento Cousins
of the bride), Mrs. J. Kenef1ck (mother
of the groom), John Kenef1ck and the
Misses Rose and Ida Kenefick, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. Conley, Mr.. and Mrs. Connen,
Mr. and Mrs. T. Maroney and son, Mr..
and Mrs. E. Riley, Mr.. and Mrs. I.
Keating, Mr.. and Mrs. James Reilly OF
Stockton, Mrs. P. Reilly of san
Andreas, Mrs. A. NJ. Valensin, P. Va
lensin, Mrs Roach, Miss Della Roach,
Misses Mamie and Lillian Maroney,
Mrs. G. Williamson, Misses Minnie and
Clara Black of Sacramento, MISS
Martha Hicks, James Hicks, Misses
Rose Kent and Lizzie Halloran of Sac
ramento, Miss Genevieve Bolton, Misses
Louise and Isabelle Need Misses Mary
and Lizzie McGuirk, George and James
McGuirk, j. Walsh and Misses May
and Nellie Berlinger.
The wedding gifts were numerous,
handsome and useful. They were:
aunt, Miss Sarah McEnerney; a marble
clock from Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Riley;
solid silver set of four pieces, from Mr..
and Mrs Need and family; gold-mount-
ed ornamental vase, from Miss Minnie
and Clara Black; beautiful parlor lamp
from Mr. and Mrs. Keating; gold
mounted pair of vases from Mary Nc
Enerney; silver coffeepot, from Mrs.
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Mrs. P. Reilly; salad set, from Mr.. and
Mrs. T. Maroney; lemonade set, from
Miss. Susie Kelley; cake-stand, from
Miss Sadie Kelley; set Of table linen,
from Mrs. Connell; solid gold and silver
berry spoon, from Miss Della Roach;
sugar SHE'LL from Mr. and Mrs. Roach;
set of solid silver tablespoons, from L.
set of teaspoons, from
Miss Katie McEnerney; silver pickle
castor, from Mary McGuirk; set of
table linen, from Lizzie McGuirh; par
lor lamp, from ]. J. McEnerney; set
Of salad dishes, from Miss Lizzie Hal
loran; lemonade set, from Mr.. and Mrs.
D. Maroney; solid silver cake-dish, from
Miss Genevieve Bolton; oak writing
desk, from William McEnerney; rock
ing chair, from James P. Kelley; salad
set, from Miss Rose Kent; set table
linen, from Mr.. and Mrs. Reilly of
Stockholm; set of silver knives and
forks, from Thomas Kelley; carving SET
from Frank McEnerney; pair of decor
ated vases, from Bernard McEnerney;
handsome mahogany table, from Mrs |
B. Kelley; rocker, from Miss Hicks and |
Mr.. Hicks; decorated dinner set, from |
Joseph and Thomas McEnerney; set OF
silver knives, forks and desert spoons, |
from the father of the bride, and a
1ozen teaspoons to match from Susie |
silver butter-knife from |
Sertie McEnerney. Many other pre-
;ents were bestowed on the happy cou-
)le
A birthday and Thanksgiving party |
vas given by Mr.. and Mrs. Richter at |
heir residence TO Seventh street, |
IN THANKSGIVING eve The din !