The morning call., 1890-05-19

schaefer, Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Maclarlane, Mr.
and Mrs. j. 0: Carter, Mr.. and Mrs u E. Board
Fresth, Professor and Mrs. salvlet, Mr.. and
Mrs. W W. Dimond, Mr. aud Mrs A f.
MaIschke; Mrs HI, FL Giliig' Mr.; and Mrs E; Il.
Kynnersley, Mr.. and MIS-. Wray Taylor Mr.. and
Mrs. W. H. Purvis, Mr.; and Mrs. J. f. Brown,
Mr. and Mrs. &. W. Macfarane. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Hyman, Mrs. F. N. Hatch, Mrs. A. W.
Peterson Mr.. and Mrs. f. W. Macfarlane, The
Misses Jessie Kaufman, Patty, Cayerly, Carter,
Rolsion, DAVIS, Crouch Mlddeldyk. Hattie Hy
man and May CummIns; Hons; E. &. Maefar-
deldyk, G. y. Spencer, Major Seward. II. Berger,
II. Wdemaun j. H. Boyd, +. S. Unger, George
Nage, Alfred Fowler, A. Heebert, X. G. Mon
teagle Captain H. c. HOudletle. Edw. A. KEEL,
DR.. Soule, Robert Hokstetter, w. K. Wood. Sh f.
field Phelps, w. L. Montserrat and f. b. Bran
degee.
At the residence of Major and Mrs j. NJ. Han
ford, corn er of Fourteenth and Peralta streets,
| Oakland, last Wednesday evening, the wedding
| OF Miss Mae L. Hanford and Mr. Edgar Dwight
| Ciumb was celebrated in the presence of large
| assemblage OF invited guests. The bride is well
known in society. Her father, Major j. NJ. Han
! ford, is the General ISymaster of the Southern
Pacific Company. Mr. Cfumb Is resident OF
Tucson, Ariz: He is the Superintendent OF
| Wells Fargo 4 Co.'s express in Arizona.
The interior OF the house presented beauti-
! full sight The front pator decorated in
|
| room was bower OF roses and plants, under
| which the marriage ceremony was performed.
Pendent from the center OF the bower was
| huge floral bell. The rear pailor was draped In
| pink, the mantei being banked with flowers.
| he banquet-room was decorated In yellow.
| Punch was served in a bower decorated with
loses OF various coloTs. The mari age service OF
the Episcopal church was used by the officiating
| ministers.
Rev DIR. Frear and Rev. Dr. Boutwell, promptly,
| al the time for The ceremony, stepped into The
marriage bower, awaiting tue bridal procession,
Which WAS led by the groom and his best man,
followed by The bridesmaids and groomsman;
last oil all came Miss Mae Hanford. the bride
elect, lraung on The aim OF her father. and her
sister, Miss Belle Hant0rd, maid OF honor. Dur
| Ing the service Mrs. Parsons sang the beautiful
solo. Call me Thine own"
Alter the ceremony Tie newly welded couple
received the congratulations OF their friends.
Later IN the evening the guests repaired TO the
banquei-room, where bridal feast was served.
| Many handsome presents were received.
| Among them were: A gold watch and chain TO
The bride from The groom; pearhandled dessert
| knives from Mr. and Mrs. John Hefbst; ivory
carving sci from Mr. and Mrs. Ii. NJ. Collins;
silver ladie from Mrs. j; L. Phelps; lemonade
| set from MIR. aud Mrs. w. b. Ludlow; silver
coffee spoons from Mr. and Mrs. W: w. b. Slew
ems; card receiver from Mrs. keeler; table
knives from Mr. and Mrs. E. NJ. Corliss; silver
| butter knife from Harry II. Lipman; lettuce set
from Mr. and Mrs. c. IL. Redington; cream ladle
| from Mrs. W. &. Parsons; gold necklace from
| Mrs Sherwood Halsey; fruit knives from w. II.
| Halseyi silver napkin rings from DIR. r. Q. Bald
win; cracker jar from Miss Halsey; sugar bowl
and spoons from Jesse IL. Storey; satin cushion
|
Mrs. NJ. O'Brien; sugar spoons from Mrs. j. Z.
| Downey salad set from Miss Lima Boone; Iarlor
| lamp from Mr.. aud Mrs. Goodwin; berry dish
from Miss Goodwin.
The Invited guests were: DR.. and Mrs. g. W.
Boutwell,, MIR. and Mrs. James Borlan OF Monte
rey, MIR. aud Mrs. Z. NJ. Burkhalter of Tucson,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Corliss. MI. and Mrs. George
| Colyer, MI. aud Mrs. Jacob C0yer MIR. and
Mrs L. Z. Collins, Mr.. and Mrs Davis, Mr.. and
! Mrs j. &. Downey, Mr.. aud Mrs. alter f. ear,
Mr.. and Mrs. J r. Gardiner of San Francisco,
| Mr.. and AIRS. Edwin 81. John of Salinas, Mr.. and
1 IlrNur Il SYtr ~ al At and AI.S
W. B. Ludlow, Mr. aud Mrs. A. ID. Wilder. Mr.
and Mis-. HaOlez, Mr.. aud Mrs. c. IL. Remington.
| Mr.. aud MIS-. George Hunt. Mr.. aud hiIs. HAZEL
hurst Mr.. aud MIS-. NJ. Obrien OF San Fran
! cisco. Mr. ami Mrs Ii. q. Parsons, Mi. and Mis-.
| w. Is. Stevens, MIR. aud Mrs. Eugene sheffield OF
Santa Barbara, Mr.; and Mrs. L. B. Wooley,
| Mr.. and Mrs John HOag OF Sonoma Mr.. and
| Mis-. Williamson, Mr.. aud Nrs keyes of Stock
ton, MIR. and Mrs. Phelps OF stockton, MIR. and
! Mrs. Thomas Goodwin Mir. aud MIS- C. u. Good
itch OF Geyserville MIR. and Mrs. Her0Ot OF san
| Mateo, Mrs. LIBBY OF Chicago. the Misses Lena
| Ell, the Misses Hattie and Ella COrlIss, the
! Misses Ludlow, Miss Lillian Carothers, Miss a.
| Gertrude Hazelhulsl of San Francisco, Miss
! Baker of SIOce Ion, Miss Goodwin, Mr.. Harold
| Howard, Nh. ". IL. Ganet of Los Angeles, Mr..
| NaleUt, Mr.. Fred Sawyer, DIR. w. a. Moore OF
| Benicia, Mr.. Charles LathrUp, Mi. Harry LIP
mann, Mr.. Jesse Storey, Mr.. Louis SOlzer, Dr.
| L. L; Brigham Of Matinee, DR.. r. o. BALDWIN,
| Mi. T. l.. Collins.
Nj. and Mrs. Crumb left for their future home
IN Tucson on The following day.
Considerable interest was excited In certain
circles last Thursday evening by the marriage of
| Miss L. GaXiola, one of the acknowledged
| bellies OF the Spanish Colony. aud Mr.. Louis
Mooser, well-known society young gentlemen
! The ceremony took place at the Church OF Noire
| Dame des victories, on Bush street, III The pres
| ence OF v, ~ large number of friends.
Willie waiting lor The bridal party SlgnOr San
! tiago Ari!!ago favored the expectant assemblage
| with some choce musical selections, while the
| decorations, consisting OF a magnificent floral
! alch before tie altar.rais and wealth OF
| no"eTi Oh The altai Itself, attracted general ad-
| imitation. The blossoms comprising lhe arch
were all White lilies, roses ana maiguertes,
| as were also those decorating the altar, aud re
| lieved AS they were by delicate setting OF ten
der green leaves their effect WAS peculiarly fas-
| clnaiing.
AT last the bridal party arrived, and Slgnor
| Arrilago glided appropriately into The Iri-
umphant Status of the .'LOiengrin" wedding
| march. The Bride, whose ornaments consisted
| OF a diamond couture spider gift from her
| aunt, Mrs Alameda. and crescent of diamonds,
| the gilt OF Tie groom, looked very chaTmiug She
was accompanied by three bridesmaids, carry
1 lug bouquets OF MIrechal Mel roses. They were:
Miss Alice Mooser, Miss Eloiza Andrade and
| Miss Theresa Hahn. The eroOmSmen were: MIR.
Frederick MacOndray, MT. W. MOOser and Mr.
George Hill. The groom met bis iiancee at the
altar and the Two were united by Pere Rem
| audieT, SignOT Arrilago rendering beautiful
aria OF his own composition throughout the i'm
piessive service. The benedicIiUn pronounced,
The brid Il cortege eired 10 the sacfsty to afiX
Their signat ufes TO tie legal register, and In
Iheir absence The perfect rendition OF "Oiseon
|
tuied charming finale 10 The pretty ceremony.
reception was aiterward neld at the rest
dance of the brides aunt, Nine DOmitlla G. de
Alamoda. Owing to the fact that the brides
family are IN mourning, the invitations were
llmlled To the Immediate relatives and friends
Congratulations were gaily pIOffered, aud an
elaborate wedding supper afteIw afforded
ample excuse fOr The paying OF some very pretty
compliments ana tile expression OF numerous
The bride and groom are absent on their wed
Ding tour, but VIII make Their home in this city.
HE wedding gifts We particularly elegant. aud
anIopos Of Them may be mentioned The hand
some souvenir bracelets given to the brides
maids by The groom.
Besides the bridal party already mentioned
tnefe were noticed Al the reception: Mrs. William
Mooser. mother OF the groom; Mrs. Richard
| Viafranca Mrs +. Rooser Mrs L. Brfon de
Arce, Mrs. Alameda. Mrs. l. A. Dhrand, Mrs
ae la Guerra, Mrs. David Oreua, Miss Orena,
Miss Acacia Orena, all OF whom were attired
Win peculiar richness aud taste
The Hop Mt Del Monte.
The usual weekly hop was given 10 the guests
Of tile Hotel del Monte on Saturday evening
last The attendance was large, and most Of The
| guests engaged in dancing until nearly midnight
to music by Brandts Orchestra. The Sunday
Tie following have engaged rooms for tie
summer season: Mr.. and Mrs. j. g. Eastland,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Timothy HOPKINS. Mr. and Mrs.
5. Sachs, Miss Sachs, MIR. and Ms. A. Page
Br9"8 Mrs j. n 1,S shaw, Ms ", Shaw. Mr..
Dargle, Mrs. a. IL. Rutherford Hiss Hanchett
Miss Hoff, Captain j. j. O'Connell, Miss OCOn-
nell, MIS- j.; ); OConneli c. o. Stevenson. Mr.
and Mrs. Z. T. PatIatche, Mr. and Mrs. A. n
Towne, Nh. and Mrs. C. w. Shaw, Mrs. Thomas
Breeze and family, George Crocker, Mrs r. G.
Woolworib, Miss Woolworth. Mrs. Mem. La
than, Milton Latham, Mrs. S. Blair, Miss j.
Blair, Mr. and Mrs. j. fl. Boalt Miss Alice
BoalI MIR. and Mrs. j. l.. Pool, Mrs. X. b. Favre
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Teys, MIR. and Mrs. Gordon
Blanding, Miss Blanding MIS- A. }. Pope, Miss
Pope, Mrs. |. Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hort
Mrs. boardm1n and family Mrs W. I. Ellis
MdrysYille; Miss Hope Ellis, Marysyle.
| The following were the guests at the hotel last
week: Rev. L. u. Tbbits, Troy n. Y; j. A.
Foyer Jr., Miss tOlger Mrs. j. A. FOlger Oak
land; Mr.. ana Mrs. W. p. Morrison. MI. and
Mrs. j. NJ. Wright, San Francisco; J. II. OuIh-
waite, Mrs; Ii. X. DeveIeaux. j. E. French,
Cleveland; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Sehwab, ST. Louis !;
MIR. and Mrs. j. Cousins, New York; Miss
| Stevenson, Mr.. and Mrs. II. q. Stevenson
Howard Stevenson, +. Stevenson, Clara Steven.
son, Los Angeles; W. Pace San Francisco; f.
i. Hicks, +. Z. Mccormack, j. d. BROOKS, New