The morning call., 1890-06-26
TABLEAUX AT DEL MONTE.
Several Interesting Wedding Cere-
monies Recorded - Banquet
Given by Company E-A Cherry
Picnic at San Leandro-Private
Excursion to Mill VaIIey-To-
Days Doings-PersonaIs.

are well known in society circles, Miss Clarke
having been a fayorite ever since her debut last
year. MI Lyman is popular officer, and his
departure on duty for Arizona Will be regretted
both at The Preside and in many civil lotteries of
this city.
The pretty church was deliberately decorated
in view OF the event. Most OF tile floral enbel-
iishment centereu in the chancel, which seemed
filed with floating gauZe OF sllYery fairness,
caught up here and there with wreaths OF Paris
daisies, the whole framed in spreading ferns and
green bamboo shoots. Seen at closer quarters
this airy construction was found to compose a
triple arch, deity wrought upon a framework of
bamboo poles. The communion rails were Gu
twined with silken cords holding clusters OF
golden daisies, tied with broad white satin rib.
bon. The prevailing hues yellow and white,
were repeated III tie cOlumbines and ribbons
adjoining The pulpit and lectern, and the brill
lanes OF The coloTing was everywhere ehaTmngy
toned down by wealth Of foliage.
The virtue OF puBctualiy was very creditaby
pre- scented on this occasion, for 1t was not long
after noon that The waiting groom and his
best man, Lieutenant S. J.. FaisOn, L. s. A, be.
held the bridal party approaching them up the
crutgal aisle. Every eye in the large assem-
blAge of friends turned toward The attractive
cOrtege. First came the usbers, brother officers
of the groom, like him in handsome full dress
uuIfOrm-Mr. l.. ii. StrOther Mr. Brown, Mr..
James Z. Nolan and Mr. Nj. 2. Maus-f0llowed
clusters OF Marechal Mel roses-Miss Dora
BOardman, Miss Blanche Castle, Miss hale
y OOrhIeS and Miss Hope Ellis Of MaTysYllle.
AfteIward walked the maid of honor, Miss
Lottie Clarke, sister OF the BRIDE and, last of ALL
the bride herself a charming brunette, escorted
by her brother, MIR. Edward X. Clarke. As the
strains Of the ''LOhengrin" march died away the
party had grouped itself IN unconscious pct-
uresqueuess before the Rev. r. G. FOute, rector
OF Grace Church, who performed tn simple
service most impresslYely. Then friends had
another opportunity TO admire the bride and her
train as they returned to their Carriages.
Very beautiful was the scene prepared Tor their
reception at the residence OF the brides mother,
Mrs. jeremiah Clarke, 2l19 California street.
The main parlor was su1used With the fresh
fragrance u sweet peas that seemed 10 tutter
like delicate butterflies about the tan canopy OF
exotic ferns beneath which the happy pair stood
to receive the eOngt atulatiOns OF their friends.
The rear parlOrs were adorned with aganthl,
purple Canterbury bells and blue laTkspur to-
Eether with fresh roses, which everywhere ap-
peared IN abundance. The hall famed with
gladlOli and Gamma blossoms, aud In the dining
room, table, maniel aud buffet were richly laden
with sweet peas and white Canterbury bells.
Here congratulations were duly offered and q
delicious wedding breakfast atterward enjoyed.
a succession OF choice concert selections were
rendered during The Tepasti when many aus
picious toasts were honoreO. The presents re-
celyed by the bride and groom were, as may be
imagined from lie popularity OF TIE pair, very
numerous, and comprised jewery Of great value.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Lyman left during the
afternoon for bridal trip TO SANTA Barbara,
whence they VIII 60 10 Arizona, where the
Lieutenant is under orders to join his regiment
Among those present at the reception were:
Mrs. Jeremiah Clarke, Miss Charlotte Clarke,
General and Mrs. Nelson A. Miles, Miss celia
Miles, General and Mrs. w. Nj. Graham, Miss
Mary c. Graham, Colonel Harry |. Thornton,
Lieutenant Marion Z. Mans, Miss Blanche Cas-
tie, Miss Katie VOORHEES,, Miss Hope Ellis Miss
Dora Boardmau, Mr.. >. L. Tucker, Miss Sadie
HUE, Miss Mamie Hyde. Mr.. Harry A. VIII
Jams Mr. Edward X. Clarke, Lieutenant L. h.
SlrOther, Mrs. II. Williams, Mr.. OXuard, Mr..
Moulder Lieutenant S. l.. Faison, MIR. r. H.
SDIague, Mrs. Ellis OF Marysville Rev. and Mrs.
i. c. FOute and the bridal party
Notes.
The wedding Of Miss Celia Jacobs and Mt.
Theodore HOrner, with the firm of Wen, Baer s.
Co.. was solemnized last evening at the residence
Of the brides mother, Mrs. NJ. Jacobs, 324 Turk
street.
The seniors at Berkeley gave their closing hop
last Monday. The music and programmes were
respectively much admired. Following were the
committees: Floor manager, Harry 4eaZell /;
ads-Y. h. Chestnut Lewis McKesick, w. Il.
Ddirs and a. ID. Sloney; Committee Of Arrange
meuts-A NJ. Henderson, L. Z. Hewitt, Miss
Mr.. and Mrs ". H. Cox of Red Bluff, who
have many friends in this city and Oakland.
celebrated their first wedding anniversary last
Monday evening.
hop viii be given tomorrow evening at ths
II Monte Hotel, sausalito' Many VIII attend
from this city.
The Peerless Club give their inaugural party
This evening al Humans Hall.
The marriage of Miss May keefe, daughter
Of MI. Aiichaei keeie OF this city, and Mr.. James
Denley OF Oakland, toOk place yesterday morn
ing at Star of The Sea Church on Point Lobos
avenue.
Tie reception of C. L. A. s, No. II, OF this
city, takes place this evening al Union-square
: reception Will be rendered to Colonel Shafter
and the officers OF his command In the paTiors OF
TIE Hotel Nendome, san Jose, this evening.
Ths san Francisco Ca ledOnian Club will hold
lis twenty fourth annual distribution OF prizes
aud bail tomorrow evening at The Mechanics
Pavilion.
TabIeaux at Del Monte.
Last Tuesday evening there was a charming
entertainment In worthy cause arranged by
Miss Alice Trlpler. Miss Alice Rutherford aud
Mr. Alexander Rutherford at Del Monte. The
leaux as follows: The Artists Studio; Happy
Days Miss Ciarissa Hale; Yes or Mop Miss
Flora Dean; Cupid, Mr.. Paul Sheldon; EVange-
line, Miss Flora Deaui Smiling Boy, MIR. "A.
Rutherford; Psyche, Miss Ethel Deani Mlgnon,
Miss Maude Goodwin; Galatea, Miss Flora
Dean; Ceres, Miss Alice Rutherford.
Each tableau evoked d storm OF applause from
the select audience present. The proceeds from
The moderate admission fees are TO be devoted to
The Del Monte Chapel Fund.
Considerable effect was lent to the tabeauX by
the appropriate music played by Noah BraBdts
Orchestra during their representation. The
same orchestra afterward furnished music for
tie dancing, which lasted Till late. Every one
present expressed their delight with the even
ing's entertainment, which created quite little
ripple OF excitement among the guests.
A Cherry Picnic at San Leandro.
very enjoyable day was spent bya number
OF friends last Sunday, on Mr.. and Mrs. 7.
Sschau's ranch at San Leandro. The weather
was just warm enough to be pleasant. The
greater part Of the day was spent in the cherry
orchard and bayfield,. as they afforded mnch
pleasure 10 all. Many games were played dur
ing The day. Lunch was served at II and cot
fee at 8. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
Sachau aud niece Mr.. and Mrs. Casassa, Mi.
and Mrs. Peterson. Mrs. Helms. the Misses Ma
RE, Maggie, Katie aud Rosie Casassa, Miss Es-
., - S3-;'.S Miss M. L. McGowan, Hiss F. Kiaffe,
Miss A. Eagan. Miss L. Skelton, Miss NJ Helms,
Hiss A. O'Brien, Miss Schumacher; Messrs. +.
and II. Schumacher, Nj. Owens, j. Murphy, q.
L0rng, j. Burgess, T. CasaSsa.
The Mann-DauIIon wedding.
Mr.. Seth Mann and Miss Maude Louise Daul-
ton were united in marriage last Tuesday even
ing, Rev. Father AkerIy OF ST. Johns Episcopal
Church officiating, at the residence OF the bride
father, MIR. II. c. Daulton, geo Magnolia street,
Oakland. The groom. Mr.. Seth Mann, although
a young man, has attained considerable dsIinc-
ton in legal circles. aud is spoken OF as man OF
exceptional attachments.
The parioTs were handsomely decorated. The
bay-window facing ibe street was converted
Into bower OF ferns aud egergreens, and from
above, poised an OutstTetched wing. as if fitting
IN and out among the boughs was a flock OF
white doves which fiutteTed above the heads of
the handsome bride and the eOurtly groom dur
ing the ceremony. On the walls OF The parlOrs,
in the corners and on the maniel shelves were
ferns and baskets of roses. Hidden by a screen
OF ferns ia the rear parlor was an orchestra, aud
as the bridal party descended from tile upper
floor The orchestra played the beautiful wedding
march from Lohengrin." The bride entered
The parlors upon the arm Of her father. who gave
her away, the groom following With Mrs. Daul-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Mann will spend their honey
moon In the Santa Cruz Mountains where they
nave secured cottage.
The Cumpeny L Banquet.
The members Of Company E, Second Artillery
Regiment, n. q. c., gave BANQUET last Satur-
day evening In honor OF their newly elected Cap
tain, Thomas j. Lennon, at the NJ aison Cadenan
on Golden Gate avenue. II was one OF the most
enjoyable affairs ever given by any company in
The National Guard. Fifty members were pres
ent. The hours were whiled away with songs
and recltatiOns and Ia discussing The elaborate
menu furnished by caterer Cadenan.
Lieutenant T. j. Cunningham officiated as
toast master and proposed the following toasts.
which were enthusiastically received and grace
fully responded 10: THE Guest OF the Evening"
response Captain Z. j. Lennon; "The Second
Regiment response Captain Thomas O'Neil of
Company G; Company E." response Corporal
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