The morning call., 1890-06-11
EVENTS IN The
SOCIAL WORLD.
The Wedding of Mr.. Edward Ii.
Carson and Miss Minnie
Daily.
QUIET MARRIAGE AT BENICIA.
NuptiaIs of Lieutenant c. M. Perkins
of the Marine Corps and Miss
Ora M. Whitiey-HilaFita Club
Outing-Excursion on the Bay.
A San Franciscan Married in the
Garden City-Personals.

An suspicious wedding took place last even
- ing at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. John D.
DAILY, 1927 Valencia street The contracting
parties were their daughter Miss Minnie DAILY.
and Mr.. Edwin b. Carson, stepsOn OF eX-Juuge
f. A. HOrnblOwer, and now engaged with the
Southern Pacific Railroad Company.
The ceremony took place about $50 O'Clock,
only The Immediate relatives and very few
friends being present. The bride and groom
took up their position beneath pretty canopy OF
colored tule, caught up by a snowy dove hover
ing above The bay window cotnice an effective
back ground being formed OF tapestry OF ferns
and flowers. The bride, handsome brunette,
was attended by her sisters, Miss Lille and Miss
Ida DAILY, as bridesmaids. Master Irving DAILY
was page and Mr.. W. B. Lawrence acted as best
man to the groom. The bride was given away
by her father, and upon the conclusion OF the
ceremony, by the Rev. j. C. Smith OF the Howard
Presbyterian Church, Miss Grace Lawrence rem
dered Mendelssohn's wedding March"
Congratulations were then in Order and an
elaborate supper was shortly afterward served
In the sUpper-TOom below, which was attract
lively decorated with flags, eYergreens and Mi
kado lanters The table looked very pretty with
It's establishment of Gala lilies, roses aud Can
tefbury bells, lnterspersed with foliage. A festive
time was enjoyed, the health OF the bride and
groom being repeatedly pledged. Tie celebra
lion was prolonged until late hour.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Carson left after supper amid
a shower OF rice and good wishes, for tour Of
TWO or three months throughout the southern
portion OF the State. They viii reside upon their
return al lis 4a Bartlett street. where they VIII
receive their friends on Wednesdays.
The wedding gifts were very numerous and
much admired. Among them were: Onyx mantel
clock, ex-JudGe +. A. Hornblower; oxidized Sill
Yer piano lamp Mr. and Mrs. Ernest HaqIette;
game platter and service, hand-painIed Mrs. +.
dessert
MIS-. hIuue; case Of caryers, MIR. and Mrs. j. a.
SleplisIuu; silver Idde, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
IhUmuSOHi silver and crystal cracker receptd'
Gle, MI and Mrs W. b. HAYES; flower piece, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Merrill; flower piece, Mr.. End
MRS. L. \. Schumacher silver teaspoons Mi. and
Mrs. X. Ii. DOIland; saIln-ltned case spoons and
forks Mrs. W. Ii. Lawrence Miss Carrie Law
fence, Mr.. W. Is. LawfeuCe; Spanish lace hand
keIellef, Mr.. and MIS- Harlow coHee-spoons
in case, MI. nd MIS-. W. L. SwInertoni oisque
ornaments (musiciansl, Miss Ida and Master
Irving DAILY; silver gOll-ifned beTry-dish and
spoon III case, MIR. and Mrs. CdrTlck aud MISS
Mana CarTlck; Persian vase, Miss Lille Is. Day )
china salad-bowl, FORK and spoon, Mr. and Mrs.
{. r. Merrill silver sugar-spOOn In case, Miss
LOttie l. Lawrence; gauZe Tau, MI and MIS-.
John de Lamater Jessup; graYy-ladle, MI and
MIS- Howard IHtou, handkerchief case, MISS
Grace Lawrence; lace handkerchief, MIS- +. 4.
HornbIoweri copy OF Longfellow's works, Rev.
j. C.. smith; silver tea sci, gold-lined, Mr. George
r. Harrison; silver butter knife, MI. and Mrs
\. 7. LaWTencei ple-knlte, Miss POTTER ;
silver napkIn-Tngs, Mir. and Mrs. John 7. Dare
butter plates, Miss Minnie Dauuals; oxidlzed
silver folding mirror, Mr. aud Mrs. Frank
MitCheilj rose pillow, Miss Minnie DannalSi
metal etagere, Mr.. ana Mrs. W. l. Ftheldi draw
iug-room rocker, Mrs. jackson and Mrs Beatty.
Notes.
The engagement is announced of Miss A.
Holler, the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs A. Heller,
TO MI. George Z. Flint both OF this city.
Mis-. John McMullln of Casa Blanca. San
Joaquin County, was The recipient OF a breakfast
week ago Saturday rendered her by Mrs. j. g.
S8inuerIou of Stockton. Those invited to m ct
Mrs. McMullin were Mrs. J. ID. Peters, Mrs.
Dreamer. Miss CTeauer Mrs. J. d. MeDougald
and MIS-. j. Z. White.
Tie engagement is announced OF Miss Maggie
Jennings and Mr.. Charlie SeYerns, both Of THIS
Miss Kate Dunno entertained few friends
lasI Tuesday evening at her mothers handsome
residence IN san Jose in honor of Miss Irene
Mdslen Of Oakland. Tie evening was pleasantly
passed in music and dancing, and refreshments
were served.
her surprise party Thursday evening, It being
the anniversary Of her birthday. The uarty was
al the residence of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
MIS-. Isaac Lamb, forty-htth aud San Pablo
avenues, Oakland. The evening was spent In
social games singing, etc, alter which they all
paTtooh Of TepaSl.
The Perkins-WhitIey Wedding.
Considerable interest VIII be called forth by
the marriage yesterday at Suisun Of Miss Ora
NJ. Whitley OF that place and Lieutenant C.
Marrast Perkins. U. S. NJ. c., who is now sta
toned at Mare Island
-. The bride, who is native daughter OF SuisuD,
where her parents have been highly esteemed
residents for the past thirty years, is great IA
vOrite among her associates and has host oil
fiends. Lieutenant Perkins is also fortunate III
possessing tie esteem OF large number 81
friends made during his official stay OF TWO
years at Mare Island. He was born In Georgia,
where mis- parents, Captain and MIS-. John Per
kius, now reside.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev S.
A. EastOn OF Berkeley IN lie presence OF some
fIty friends Of tile happy pair. The bride
looked charming in white aud carried an effect
i've bouquet of Puritan roses and Iessamiue.
. The groom, who appeared in full-dress uniform,
was attended by Captain Thompson, U. 5. N, as
best man.
Al tie conclusion of the ceremony friends
crowded round 10 proffer congratulations and
after tins pleasant duty all repaired TO the dln-
ingToOm, which, with The parors, was aEtisti-
cally decorated with a wealth of flowers, TO dis
cuss Ihe elaborate wedding breakfast there
served. The health Of the bride ana groom wal
duly hOnored aud the TeioicIngs were prolonged
Tor several honrs.
Lieutenant aud Mrs Perkins leave to-day fol
Monterey and, shortly after their return IN few
weeks 10 mare Island, Will proceed on an extended
Eastern trip The wedding presents were par
llcuarly numerous and included many costly
objects OF use and ornament.
The HfIarfta Club Outing.
One OF the pleasant camping parties in the
neigbbOrhoOd Of san Francisco is located in the
r. 5. Z. F." Camp In beautiful canyon on i
cove OF Richardson's Bay, a short distance above
Hilarita.
Many delightful yachting excursions are made
GO on the bay. The evenings are enlivened by
flowing strains from the camp banG, aud dane
ing is heartily INDUCED in.
Among The campers Mrs. v S. NoTthery,
Mrs. L. L. Hall, Misses Belle Brown, Miss Adde
Lundberg, Miss kitIie McClain, Miss 10 Nc
Claim, Miss Cassie Radford, Miss Mamie JeD-
nIngs, Miss Kate Riley, Miss Lille Simpson,
Miss Maggie McClaln, Miss Gerlie Riley, Miss
ia A
DuIreaux, Miss Madge O'Brien; Messrs. Colonel
George Lux, VIII Hall. J. Irwin, John Lund-
berg Arthur Lundberg,, VIII Lundberg, Z. L.
Hall, Edward Brown, George Radford, c. Nc.
Claim, j. j. Colgan, A Geusler, CiIff BIetZ, A
Seymour. Charles Lundberg, P. Henderson, c.
Hacke.
Married at San Jose.
The wedding OF Miss Alice Harris aud Frank
ZuveF OF San Francisco was solemnized at the
residence of the brides brother, Mr.. j. E. Har-
lis, on North Thirteenth street, San Jose, lasl
Thursday afternoon. The house was very
pretilly decorated in lovely blossoms and trail
Ing vines, magnolia and Gala lilies being The
principal flowers used. Standing beneath tile
arch the happy couple were uniled by Rev. DIR.
= T. Jewell. The bride was attended by her
little niece, Miss Maud Richardson, and her
nephew, Master Frank Harris. After con-
ordinations sumrtuous repast was served,
AMER which the happy couple took the afternoon
Train Tor Santa Cruz to spend their honeymoon.
On lhelr return to San Francisco they will reside
al 1907 Howard street.
Picnic Across the Bay
One OF those enjoyable picnlcs that always
bear sweet Tecollectious 10 The participants was
held across The bay on Sunday Alter a desira.
Die spot Lad been selected luncheon was par.
taken Of. The time was spent Ia games, singing,
etc Among those who attended were: Miss
7. GOsltner, Miss Ii. Gosliner, Miss May Len
non, Miss L. Hughes, Miss NJ. Boyle, Miss IL
Clyne, Miss u. Childs; MessIs. IL. GOsliner, EC
Boyle, ID, Wise, Ben Stitch, Gu aries Berg, Johr
Mallow, NJ. kramer.
An Excursion on the Bay.
An enjoyable yachting party was given OF
Sunday last on the Volunteer. The guests lef
Washington street Wharf at $3.50 O'Clock, anC
after sailing around tie bay landed at Chinese
Cove, Angel Island. where lunch was served
Games. songs and music was then the order ul.
iii o'clocK, when they set sail for home Those
present were; Miss Is. Barman Miss S. Barman
Miss 4. Brodek, Miss n. BFodek Miss CaZeuau
Miss l.. Lang, Miss j. Hyams, Miss r. Hyams
MesSrs. s. Barman, Charles Klinger W. Kinger
ii. Leverage. n. LauteT, q. CaZenau, II AIRY Koz
niinsky, Mi. Goldwater, j. Lang, Mr. and Mrs
ii. Mayer and Mr.. and MIS-. 5. Hyams.
Pacific Coast Weddings.
The wedding OF Miss jessie j. Daily daugllte,
OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Daily and MIR. Charles w
Knox was quietly celebrated at the residence Of