The morning call., 1890-12-29

third gentleman's prize, Mr.. Leon Smith.
After supper the guests danced the pleasant
hours away IT., to the music Of the orchestral +.
Kec. Mr.. Samuel Bell Mckee, Miss Nellie
Mckee, Miss Amy Mckee, Miss Annie Mil
Ter. Mr.. Harry Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. O.
G. Miller, Miss Miller, Mr.. A. $. Macdon-
aid, Mr.. L. A. Mitchell. Miss NJ. Nelson,
Miss Fannie Orr. Mr.. James A. Folger. Mr..
Der, Miss Goodall, Miss Fannie Gamble,
Miss Mollic Hutchinson. Mr.. Prentiss
Hutchinson, Miss Handy. Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Henshaw, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hinck-
ley. Mr.. Charles Bentley, Mr.. c. Blackwell,
Miss Grace Barst0w, Miss Florinne Brown.
Mrs. Frank Bingham. Mr. William Berg
of San Francisco. Mr.. A. P. Brayton Jr..
Mr.. George Boyd. Mr.. Harry Coleman. Miss
Jessie Coleman, Miss Kate Clement, Mr..
Alfred Clement, Miss Farrier. MIR. Donald
Y. Campbell. Mr.. E. B. Chapman, Miss
Smith. Miss Smith. Miss Gertrude Smith,
Miss Wilkinson. Miss Van Wrinkle, Mr.. Van
Wrinkle, Miss Violet Whitney, Miss Bertha
Whitney, Miss Janet Watt, Miss Lizzie
Watt, Miss Carrie Wadsworth, Mrs. Wheaton,
Miss Wheaton, Miss Annie Herrick, Miss
Hickman, Miss Minnie Houghton, Mr.; Harry
b. Hougl.ton, Mr.. ana Mrs. john T. Jack
son, Miss Kirkham, Miss Knowles, Mr.. Nor
man Long. Miss Owens. Mr.. Frank Owens.
Mr.. Cutter Paige, Miss Clare Ralston, Mr..
and Mrs. w. C. Ralstcn. Miss Spinney, Miss
Edith Spinney, Mr.. Charles Spinney, Mr..
and Mrs. Monteagle, Mr.. and Mrs. II. M. A.
Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. n. Ii. Taylor, Mr..
Benjamin Taylor, Miss May Durham, Mr..
and Mrs. Ellington Detrlck, Mr.. Edison
Adams, Mr.. james Adams, Mr.. Frank
Drumm.
The Brown-Hall Wedding.
The wedding of Miss Clara NJ. Hall,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Hall, and
Mr.. Give A. Brown, at Howard street
Presbyterian Church. last Wednesday even
ing was pretty affair.
The decorations about the reading desk.
in the form of an arbor, wrought of ferns,
smiIax and carleton, brilliantly illuminated
from the rear, were quite elaborate. and
many lanterns produced an additional hand
some effect. The arrangement was mainly
the tasteful work of Mr.. Henderson. Mr..
'Iohengrin" wedding march as the bridal
party entered, afterward playing Call Me
Thine Own"
The maid of honor was Miss Alice Burton
of Alameda, and the bridesmaids were Miss
Bessie Curtis and Miss Alice Evans of Ala
media. Messrs Frank Barstow and Harry
Bostwick were the usheTs, and MIR. Fred
eric Haight Officiated as best man to the
groom. Rev. Mr.. J. c. Smith performed
the ceremony, which was conducted after
the order of The full Episcopal service, the
bride being given away by her father. Men,
delssohn's Wedding March 1" concluded
the church ceremony
After the crowded church emptied the rel
atlveS and most intimate friends repaired
to the residence of the brides parents, 6O6
Capp street. where congratulations were
offered and refreshments partaken Of. Mr..
and Mrs. Brown afterward left Ell route for
Santa Cruz. On their return they will re-
side at 6C6 Capp street
The presents were particularly elegant
They included: Oriental cup and saucer,
Mr.. Edward Cheever; after-dinner coffee
set, MIR. Charles z. Hilton and Mrs. Z. A.
Hilton; cake-k knife, Miss Mona Saunders
point-laee kerchief, Mrs. j. Mccullough /;
sugar-spoon. Mrs. E. A. Wilson; dessert
plates, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank +. Bostwick and
Mr.. Fl. Z. Bostwlck; set of spoons in case,
Mr. and Mrs. II. C. SomerS; bronze and
ware ornament, Mrs. Davis Louderback !;
hsnd-painted pot-pourri. Miss Jennie Part
elegantly embroidered handkerchief, Miss
Esther Hustin; royal Worcester flower-vase,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Brush of Santa
Rosa; pot-pourri, Miss c. Z. Warren; circu-
lar mirror, Mr.. II. w. Barnard and Miss L..
Webster; cracker-jar. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard,
i es receiver % r. Me Fletcher A sGyR
and Miss Elizabeth Haight; butter-knife,
Mr.. and Mrs. William p. Morrison; tea
spoons, Mrs. A. B. Vinegar; embroidered
handkerchief. Mrs. Marietta Mastick !;
DAILY Strength, Miss May Elder, Mir.
r, Elder; "Lalla Roonk," Mrs; l.. F.
c. smith; fruit knives. nutcraekers
and picks. Mrs. Captain Metzger ;
feather fan, Mrs. c. A. Chapman {;
hand-painted drape, Mrs. F. Dalton !;
flower jar. Mr.. aud Mrs. Mount; Carlyle's
French Revolution, MIR. William Crandall;
point-lace handkerchief, Mr.. c. j. Demp-
Thompson, Miss Suders; hand : painted
plates, MIR. Fred b. Haight; pickle
fork, Mrs, j. Rider; sugar tongs and
spoons, Messrs. Roy +. and Lewis
pickle set in Case, Mrs. w. Il. Garretson
silver writing equipment, Mr.. II. K. Bost-
wick; berry-spoon, Mrs. A. w. Jackson; olive
fork, Miss Alice Barton; white marabout
feather fan, Mr.. Frank Z. Barstow hand
some china bon-bon jar. Mrs. A. w. Lari-
b. +. Barton; hand-painted drape, Mrs.
George Fuller; card-receiver, Miss Jeanette
Stewart; silver tablespoons, Mrs. j. b.
Curtis; silver spoons, Miss Helen c. Curtis
spoon, J. NJ. Stockman; nuptial greeting on
porcelain, hand-painted.. Mr.. J. Strauss
diamond hearts, Mrs. o. F. Won
RheiD, Mrs. G. w. Luca; Cupid
Convention" Mr.. G. E. Touriillotti; fruit
knives and nut-picks, Mrs. Captain john
Barstow; ornamental vase, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Gere Denniston; dressing mirror, Miss Mar
garet Gull; chair-bag, Mrs; Darling; draw
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fleming; Love" the
Misses Nellie and Grace Storey; nineteenth
century chair, gift to the groom; f1ower-vase
aud flowers, the Jewell family; basket Of
flowers. Miss Patterson. Miss Martha Pat
tiers N; jar of chrysanihemums, Miss
Angie Perley; unique Lincrusta jars,
Mrs. G. l.. Darling; life-sizrd crayon
IN oxidyzed silver frame portrait Of groom's
father. executed by his son, Mr.. IL. w.
Brown; Ancient Mariner" Miss Nettie
Brown; picture, winter scene, Miss Eliza
beth T. Haskell, Spring Time" picture,
Miss Fannie l.. Reed; seal and astrachan
jacket and muff from the brides father
handsome dictionary and stand and books,
Rev. W. l.. Brown and Mrs. Brown, father
and mother Of the groom; slippers, Mrs. A.
Henderson.
The Master Mariners Ball.
One of the most enjoyable ball parties CT
the past week was that given by the Master
Mariners Benev olent Association on Satur-
day evening at Odd Fellows Hall.
The floor was early crowded with select
company, who exchanged the compliments
of the season as they admired the work OF
the Decorating Committee. Bright flags
and bunting fiuttered gaily in the breeze set
in motion by the animated thrOng while
the emblem of the order 5lazed from the
stage in brilliant gas-jets. The proceed
iDgs were varied by a merry bOnbon sup
per, and the musicians We're called upon for
three extras before the guests thought of
separating for the night. The programmes
in the form OF blue pennants, distinguished
with ships anchor in white, were neat
affairs.
Following composed the courteous com
mittees of the evening: Committee of Ar
rangements-Captain Albert II. Paul, Cap.
tain Anderson, Captain John Ericsson, Will
lam Akmann. Captain James c. Eschern
c. Petersen, A. p. Lorentzen; Reception
Committee-Captain Robert Minor, Captain
C. Cook, Captain Ii. Fl. Birkholm, Captain
B. Dundesen. Albert Meyer, Captain j. H
Bruce, George w. iyersou, Captain +. F
Moller; floor manager, Captain John Eric.
son; Floor Committee--Captain A. C. Ger
dau, Andrew Fisher, Charles G. Akmann
Captain II. Lauritzen, II. Rayn. c. &. Brock
James Madison.
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