The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-15
The Marriage of Mr.. Henry A.
RulisOn and Miss Minnie
ButenOp.
THE MASK AT CAMP TAYLOR
Wedding of Mr.. Lewis Sanborn and
Miss Lottie BIanc-BrilIiant En-
tertainments at Honolulu-Nup-
falls of MIR. Jules Gerhardt and
Miss M. J. Observation-Disclosures
Friends Social.

.Butenop and Mr.. Harry A Ruison, both OF TINS
city.
II was not until nearly O'Clock that the bridal
party appeared. Mr.. Flessner the orEanist, haV-
ing rendered seYeral choice selections during the
slime IN which Messrs. Frederick Gardner and
John G. Conan were seating the guests The
bride was attended by Miss Henrietta Gagllardo
and Miss Emma SteppeDbacker. The part OF
groomsman was filled by L. II. Racoulliat, and
H. Ningeter discharged the Office of best man 10
the groom The impressive rite, including an
eloquent address, was performed by Kew. Dr.
Stewart. The Interesting ceremony concluded
with the rendition of Memberships wedding
March"
A reception, limited 10 the relatives and near
friends Of the happy couple, was afIerward held
al COG Fnhert street. An elaborate supper ap-
prOprlately formed leading feature OF the post
nuptial celebration which was prolonged until
late.
Mr. and Mrs. Rulson, who received many
toke ems of regard upon the occasion, leave to-day
for their wedding trip. They Will reside IN this
ely.
Entertainments at Honolulu.
His Majesty the King gave ball at Iolani
Palace Honolulu, on the ID inst, TO tie United
States Rear-AdmiIal and the captains and OIL
GERS OF the several men-of-war III port, the occa-
sion being the departure Of b. B. NJ. 5. Cham
piOn for British Columbia.
IL was one Ol TUG BCct Da4io S'SA S''Nh ~
Ioiani Palace, and The scene in the throne-room
when dancing was going on, what with the
minglng of elegant toilets worn by the ladies'
ana the uniforms of the naval ollceTs, was
charming in the extreme.
About half-past O'Clock their Majesties the
King and Queen entered the throne-room, the
band playing tile national anthem. Ihelr
reception. II. X. II. Princess Liluokalani, Hon.
A s. Cleghorn ana his MaieSty's Ministers were
10 the right Of the King. Her Majesty was at
h- i W Robertson IlQy in walt
The naval officers, diplomatic and consular
eOTps were first received, and then private cltl-
Zens. The reception lasted over half an hour.
Colonel the Hon. q. w. Maciarlaue, ID. MS
Chamberlain, and MIR. j. w. Robertson, vice
Chamberlain. we're most asSidu0uS In their at
teuIiOnS TO all present, and their wel-direcled
efforts made the occasion a most successful one
throughout Dancing commenced SHORTY after
the ecepton.
one Of lie most pleasant receptions in Homo
lulu in a long time was that given on The alter
noon OF Tie 4th INST. by don. John l.. stevens
UniIed States Minister resident and Mrs. Stew
ems, at the United States Legation, Nuuanu ave
nue..
estes Ihe King and Queen, II. r. II. Princess
LnIuOkalani Hon. A. S. Cleghorn, Rear-AdmIraI
Brown OF the United States flagship Charleston,
The captains aud officers OF the American aud
British war vessels In port, his Maiesty's Minis
Iers members OF the diplomatic and consular
corps, the Privy Council and Legislature and a
large number OF prominent residents
Inc SNuDOTD- bkhuC w cuuIBB'
A quiet wedding took place Wednesday al the
residence of the brides aunt, S37 California
street, when Miss Loltie Blanc and Mr. Lucius
SanbOrn were united In marriage by the Rev. DR..
Easton, pastor OF Calvary Church. The resi-
dence was beautifully decorated for the occasion.
Among those present were: Mrs. Blanc Mrs.
Conner, Miss Ida +. Connor Mr.. Robert Demp-
sey, Mr. A. Blanc, Mr.. S. Blanc, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lneius SanbOrn, General and Mrs. Baekus, MIR.
Morgan Baekus Mr., anc MIS-; David Porter dei
Porter, Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Morrison, Miss Eva
Porter.
The wedding presents were numerous and
valuable, chief OF which was an elegant new resi-
dence IN Alameda, just completed ana hand
someIy furnished throughout, presented by the
father of the groom, aud TO which The happy
couple repaired after the ceremony.
The United Friends Party.
The fourth anniversary party OF the United
Friends Of California took place last evening at
Bnai Birth Hall There was hardly such .
large audience as the Friends would have at
Iracied In the winter season, many having been
tempted to remain out-of-dOors and enjoy the
nne evening, but suftelent appeared to make the
ball quite pleasant.
Dancing to the music OF the Second Regiment
Band continued until l o'clock. The officers OF
the organization are: President, Theodore u.
Coekrilli First Vce-President, DR.. ii. r. Morton 4;
Second Vice President, Thomas Whyte; Treas
ufeT George BuZZIni; Financial Secretary, Ii. b.
COckril; Recording Secretary, j. II. knarston;
Marshal, NJ. c. Brydgesj Inside Guard. J; Mig
Rola; Outside Guard, J. Calvin. Board of Trus-
tees-A. Z. Josselyn, ID. II. Everett, ID. Chisholm,
Il. Stein, Thomas Lynch.
The members OF the following committees de-
serve high praise for the courteous conduct Of
the affair: Committee of Arrangements = L.
Whyte chairman, I. q. COckrill, j. b. Hoss Jr,
Dr. II. X. Morton ST., j. Ii. kuarston, e. Buzz
zinii Reception Commttee-Dr II. R. Morton
ST., ". Wobber, 7. Sawyer, j. Kieier, d. Becker,
j. H. wilkins, Z. L. Wagner; floor manager,
Theodore q. Cockril; assistant floor manager,
j. j. Donnelly; Floor Commttee-D. II. Everett,
John RademaEer. Arthur McGurren.E Schwerin,
Herman Huber.
Pacific Coast Weddings.
The wedding of Mr.. Henry w. Walker Of Og-
den, Utah. 10 Miss Grace L. Putnam of Willows
took place in the Baptist Church in the latter
place last Wednesday. The bride entered on the
arm OF her father and the groom was accompanied
by Mrs. ]. E. Putnam. Following came the
maids Of honor Misses Maud aud Stella Walker
sisters OF the groom, with Messrs. Ed Sehorn and
Clarence Wcbes usheTs.
Last Wednesday evening. at the Waters resi-
dence, San Bornardlno the marriage OF Mr.. j.: H.
Miller and Miss Kate Waters took place. The
Rev. Mr.. MerlIn-iones rector of ST. Johns par
lsh, performed the ceremony.
The Mask at Camp Taylor
The season at Camp Taylor was opened with a
masquerade party on Saturday evening. The
attendance was large, including number OF
guests from The surrounding country. The
masks were removed at IL o'clock and supper
served The following named were present from
San Francisco; MIR. G. (. Moore, Mrs. NJ. Fay,
Mr.. NJ. scnmitt. MI S. B. Peterson, Mr.. H. q.
Martel, MIR. R. Il. Klttridge Mr.. NJ. Kennedy,
Mr.. =. I. Kennedy, Mrs. Kennedy. MIR. Z. T.
Kennedy, MI. Leo X. Kennedy, Miss VOnnie
In. Mr. A. franklin, Mr. W. A. Hester fs MIS-:
Alma ShYOma, Mr.. W. II. Weslerfield, Mi A. D.
d'Ancona, Mr. j. W. Dolllyer, Mrs. r. T. Van
Norden, Miss A. NJ. NJ. Him, Mr. George Van
Nord-n, Mr.. A. A. NJ Chisholm, Mr.. q. S. Muir
ray, Mr.. q. +. DERRICK, Mr.. Bert Wheeler, MIR. r
". Burtls, Mrs. S. r. Burns, Miss Lizzie Rush,
Mrs. Z. b. Whitney.
The Mergenthsler-Gerha Wedding.
very quiet wedding took place Wednesday
evening. 9th ult., at the home of the bride.
when Miss Mathllde Mergenthaler was united in
marriage to Mr.. Jules Gerhardt both OF this city.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev. o. u.
Miller, pastor OF the First Evangelical Lutheran
Church. at $3.50 o'clock. After hearty congratu-
latons from the parents and friends OF the bride
and groom the guests repaired 10 the dining
room, where they enjoyed very tasteful COLA
ton. The bride and groom were the recipients
OF great number Of presents.
Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dunphy, Mrs. Noah F.
Flood aud Mr.. James c. Dunphy will arrive on
the overland train this morning. Miss Dunpby
remained In Paris
Mrs. John Slime will spend the summer months
travelling In the Eastern States.
DIR. and Mrs. o. o. Burgess and Mr. o B. Spald-
ing OF San francisco are at the Hotel Victoria In
London. They have Just returned from Paris,
where they attended the wedding OF the Prince
de Carman- Chimay, eldest son Of the Belgian
family OF that name, with Miss Clara Ward Of
Detroit, Mich. The brides family are particular
friends OF DR. and Mrs. Burgess.
Professor L. S. Bonelli. who appears to be
meeting with great success In the East as an ex-
ponent OF the ring-fnger operation, left New
York yesterday for Boston.
Miss Nellie JOllifie has gone on a visit TO Mr.,
and Mrs. Fred Wooster at the Napa Soda Springs.
Mrs. Walter c. Campbell, accompanied by Mrs.
M. b. Hyde, has returned from visit to "Stone-
henRe." near Brentwood. Mrs. Campbell will
leave tomorrow Tor a short stay at Blithedale.
Mrs. NJ. j. Fontana and children Will leave on
June 10th Tor Milton, Calaveras County, TO spend
month.
Colonel and Mrs. Samuel ID. Mayer are spend
Ing week at the Hotel del Coronado.
MIR. and Mrs. S. Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs. II. J.
Solomon, Miss Rosa Fisher and Miss Julia M.
Croker are at the Geysers.
Professor and Mrs. Goodall and family OF
ClarehonI left for Lake County Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank I. Hoburg (nee Gibbs are
on a visit 10 Santa Cruz.
Mr.. William A. Plunkett, the attorney and
son, Willie +. Plunkett are spending few
weeks at the Etna Springs.
Lieutenant Benjamin H. Randolph, Third Ar
tillety. U. s. A, has been appointed Professor