The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-25
ALRIGHT CLUSTER OF WEDDINGS.
Marriage of MIR. J. w. Hull and Miss
Tessie HoweII-The Ryer-Hub-
bard Wedding Oakland, Chico
and Virginia Marriages Party
on DorIand Street - Notes Of
Incidents Past and to Come.

OF the Church.
Nj Oxnard ST. pleasantly celebrated birth
day anniversary recently al San Rafael by giving
q family dlnuer-party Five sons gathered round
The table and the occasion was duly toasted.
An entertainment ana social nj the Howard
street NJ. T. Church viii be given by the young
men OF tie Emergency Circle this evening.
Miss c. Kirkland gave a luncheon party
Wednesday afternoon in honor Of her sister, Miss
Kirkland, who is visiting her from the East.
Fambeau Lodge, No. 7Order of Beacon Light,
Will give an entertainment and dance this even
Ing al Saratoga Hall.
Admiral and Mrs Benham Will give german
in The near future on the occasion of The return
Of their son from the East
General John f. Miller Camp, No g. Division
OF California, S. OF v, gives an entertainment
and social this evening at Union-square Hall
The TayIor-Mahsn Wedding.
The wedding OF Miss Serela Isabella Mahan,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II. Mahan. and Mr.
FELTON, Taylor OF the large hardware and carriage
importing dlm Of SuOOk u Taylor, took place on
wednesday evening at the residence OF the
brides parents, 2Ool EDDY street. 1t was very
suspicious affair, exceedingly elaborate in all its
details.
\ long. dimly lit canvas vestibule led from the
curb 10 the front door OF the handsome house,
Where three weddings have taken place IA
short period admitting tile guests TO brilliant
scene, Hooded with light and glowing with tile
beauty OF flowers ana exotic foliage.
A little after $50 O'Clock the bridal party
formed Ia tie hail ana assembled the stairs TO the
djawing-rOOm. First came the usners: MIR. f.
X. Knight, Mr.. William e. Elder, MIR. Fl. w.
Spaldiug aud ur. Philip RemillaId. Next came
Master Ray Taylor page OF honor, followed
BY the bridesmaid, Miss Daisy H0br0o, and
tie best man. Mr. MaTtel Taylor Then ad-
yauced the maid of honor, Miss Addie Mahan,
IL stately grace, walking alone Mrs. ii. II.
Malan, the mother OF the bride, followed, eS
Corted by the groom. and the lovely bride en-
teI ed last on the arm of her father. Two OF the
usbers-Mr. Knight aud Mr.. Elder-brought
with them Siken ribbons which were held
across The room by Mr.. Spaldng and MT. RemIl
lard. making an aiSe-way 10 The turreI window
III one corner, where the party formed a charm
ing group. The bride and groom stood beneath
i handsome floral bell against background Of
palms and begUnlas and horseshoe device Of
La France roses Rev. +. D. BOvlrd read the
brief and solemn service as the Hungarian or
chestra finished The last bars OF the neyer-old
Memberships wedding march, and congraIula-
lions were then IN order.
some $50 guests were present and all pres
emily sat down TO an elaborate wedding supper
Sc we'd al long tables IN the dintngrO and
throughout the lower floor. Here amid the
brightness Of choice flowers, shaded with deli
cafe ferns and asparagus tenuiSsmus, the bridal
Cake was cut ana the health Of the happy pair
duly honoIed. The bride did not remain at her
owa table, but visited all in turn, receiving the
good wishes Of her fIIeudS Will charming grace.
Dancing was sfterward continued until the early
Mr.. aud Mrs Taylor have left for Del Monte
Paso Robles and Coronado Beach. On their re-
turn i'll three or four weeks they will reside for
Yeniufing in their own home
The wedding presents were remarkably hand
some and ,ich. They included gold and silver
SCI vices, JewelTy, crystal and some valuable
SPECIMENS OF the painters and eugrdYeTs ART.
The Ryer-Hubbard Wedding.
a quiet and pretty wedding look place yes
tetday NJ high noon IN the pretty little church OF
81. Luke's on Van Ness avenue. The principals
were Mi. Fletcher T. RyeT, son Of Mrs. Mary
Fletcher RyeI, who was few years ago we'll
.f.,rtr in nd for
her many attractive qualities, and Miss Blanche
NJ. Hubbard, daughter OF Mrs. c. Van Dyke
Hubbard. The groom Is well known here and
with his wife Who since her debut year ago
has been quite prominent 10 social circles, pos
sesses large number OF friends,
The ceremony was performed by the Rev. w.
W. Bolton 10 The presence Of lie near relatives
and 1rieuuS OF the contracting parties only. No
Invitations had been Issued formally ana there
were no attendants, except Mr.. George L.
Maguire, the best man, as an immediate depart.
uie was contemplated. Before tue handsomely
decorated altar the happy pair were impressvely
united. and tuned to receive ihe warm cOngral-
uldtlUus Of their friends.
Al. ana Mrs Ryer, who received a number of
hands me friendly tributes, left 10 the afternoon
Tor southern TOUT They VIII be away about
six weeks aud on their return Will locate at the
Palace Hotel for some time before occupying
newly built residence.
The HuIi-HowelI Wedding.
Miss Josie Howell. daughter of Captain and
Mrs. J. W. Howell OF this city, aud Mr. Harry J.
nun. q bl eminent BUSINESS man OF StdlIle,
Wash, were married last evening al st. Pauls
Episcopal Church on California street, near Fill
moIe. lhe sacred edlfce had been charmmgy
decorated for the occasion.
1t WAS some time after the hour set for the
ceremony that The guests were seated, The organ
sounding softly tile while. The entrance OF the
wedding party was the signal Tor the glad strains
OF d wedding march and all eyes turned to the
door, from which emerged, first, the ush rs, Mr..
Larry ;. Fonda and MI Clinton Folger, followed
by twO ~ city little girls, Miss Frances Hildreth
lNaIa FfgLN Nav maid
u honor, Miss Anne Howell, sister Of tile bride,
ana last the BRIDE herself, petite brunette Of
graceful carriage, escorted by her father, Cap
tain Howell. The ceremony was performed by
lie Rev. Floyd Maynard. assisted by Rev. ". 5.
Neaies, and as the wedding party returned TO the
door their path was strewn with rose-petals by
Tie little vanguard, the Misses HlldIeth and
CrandalL
a reception was afterward held at the resi-
dence OF the brides parents, 1912 DevisaderO
stree where the immediate friends and iela-
lives assembled 10 offer congratulations, and the
pfeity decorations were The work OF loving
trends. a large number Of ferns had been kindly
collected at Boulder Creek. A charming feature
Was floral wish-bone suspended by light chains
Of SInlla1 In the bay-wlndow. Supper aud dane
ing concluded the festivities. The presents were
delghtuIly varied and represented great mater
lal ana artistic value. Among them was q hand
some diamond pin, from the groom TO his BRIDE
and a magnificent pair OF diamond earrings the
gilt of The brides father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hull left during the evening for
the Palace Hotel, en- route for Seattle, where
they VIII reside.
Characterization Wedding in Oakland.
Nj. Charles II. Clarke of Seattle and Miss
frankie Anderson, daughter Of Professor W. w.
Anderson, PRINCIPAL OF the Hopkins Academy,
were married Wednesday afternoon at O'clock
at Hopkins Academy, the residence OF the
BRIDES parents. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. DR.. Graham OF Chico. a reception was
given aiterward and none but relatives and most
Intimate friends were invited The young couple
VIII remain for short time at Hopkins Acad-
audi IL 10 a al tafA IN
their home IN Seattle.
an P.ndoras' Entertainment.
An enjoyable entertainment was given by the
Pandora Dramatic Club last evening al Mission
Opera Hall before'a good attendance of friends.
Following was the programme: Overture,
orchestra; recitation, Blr Charles II. johnson /;
vocal SOLO Mr.. james I. Mckee; recitation, Miss
Esl Duncan; specIalties, Mir. Robert Mitchell;
vocal solo, Mrs Mckee-W instrumental duet,
Mss Minnie Perry, Mr.. Paul Jones; recitation
Mi. Guy DuTTell. One act comedy, Man, The
GUOd-foT H0thiEg"-Iom Dibbles, 5. S. simon;
Henry Collier 5. r. Nichols; Charley. Ii. A.
Evans; Young Mr.. Simpson, Il. b. Mckee; Patsy
BOyer, NJ. NJ. POmeiOy; Nan, Miss Blanche
Brown. Dancing was aIterward indulged IN Till
late under The able direction OF Mi. russell
swirl. as a reopenlng OF me season. cary as II
Is, the evening was highly successful.
Parry Dorland Street.
a very pleasant birthday surprise party was
given TO Miss Sophie Van Goethem at the resi-
dence of her parents, 128 Dorland street, on the
first Of the week. Among those present were:
Miss Minnie Bammanns Miss Minnie Hass NJ ISIS
Lily Quicker, the Misses julia Sallie and Ella
Lennon, Miss Lulu de Young, Miss Jennie Flick,
Miss Sophie Van Goethem; Aessrs. Fred Suhr,
George Suhr, w. Hass IL. Shreyes, Z. Quicker,
George Scott, j. de Young, Z. mcdonnell, c.
Shreves, Ii. de Young, Rudolph Bloom, A. Rob-
inson, T. McDonneh, Mrs. Flick, Mrs. Ducker,
Mrs. Van GOethem, Mrs. Church, Mr.. Flick, Nh.
Van Goethem
Iaci6c Coast Wedding.
On Tuesday evening at Chico Miss Violet How
land was quietly welded 10 Mr.. Harry w. Fisk
of Fort Howard. Wis. Tie groom was tile school
mate of the bride, and the attachment then
formed has bren Kept up for years. But absence
created void at the old home place. when the
girl Of bis schooI-days had gone and after
eighteen months waiting lie came TO California
To claim his bride. Mr.. Fisk is a young man Of
"a years, aud Is of the firm OF w. ID. Fisk q Co.,
is Secretary OF the Fisk Land aud Lumber Com
pany ma clerk OF the Purchasing Department,
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad. They will
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