The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-21
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Wedding of Hiss Edith Romer
and Mr.. J. Copley Lloyd.
Party on Golden Gate Avenue-A Camp Fire
Tbs WestFate Musicale-Private Par
ties Personal Notes.

Mrs. f. E. Eyre has issued cards for an
Sat home Saturday next, from to
O'Clock, at her residence, PIG California
street.
To-day the wedding of Miss Mary Muir
ply, eldest daughter of Hon. and Mrs. b.
D., Murphy, 10 Mr.. II. Ward Wright, the
banker. is setting San Jose society in
pleasant flutter OF excitement. 1t will be
home wedding. Archbishop RiOrdan, as
sisted by several cleTgymen, will perform
the ceremony. The happy couple will be
attended by six bridesmaids and grooms-
men.
The Ari0n Eerein, one of the most prom
inent German societies in this city, will give
a Coucert-ball on Saturday next in their
newly renovated club-rOoms on Pine street.
Only members viii be eligible for admission.
CAPTAIN John j. O'Connell, First United
States Infantry, has issued invitations for
an informal reception at his quarters on
Angel Island next Thursday between hall
past and half-past O'Clock, in honor of
the officers Of the National Guard. The
Captain last August, by order of the Secre-
tary of War, inspected the National Guard
Of California, at whose hands he received
many courteSieS He takes this opportunity
of TeciprOcating and Of bringing together the
officers of the guard and the regular officers
of the post on Angel Island, believing both
would be pleased by social intercourse.
Young Ladies' Institute No. will give
their third annual reception at Odd Fellows
Hall this evening.
The Los Angeles Cotillon Club.
TheLos Angeles Cotillon Club has recently
been recognized for the coming season,
with an Executive Committee of three men,
bers, McssrS. Charles j. Ellis, Francis j.
Thomas and T. Il. Hardee, to manage the
clubs affairs Mines. C. j. Ellis, II. X.
Bailey. NJ. Severance and Mrs Stone
man are the chaper0ns. Membership this
year will be quite large, but the subscribers
list, comprising $50 names, Is about closed.
The whole amount necessary TO defray eX-
penSeS is expected 10 be complete by Novem-
Der lst Complimentary invitations will be
sent TO the ladies, the matTons passing upon
both the ladies' and gentiemen'S list and
thus insuring a strictly COngenlal party.
TurnveTein Hall viii again be the scene of
the clubs germans; the first occurring dui-
ing the latter part OF November or eally in
December.
The Lloyd-Romsr Wedding in Alameda.
Seldom has there been witnessed in Ala
media a more elaborate or more prettily ar
ranged wedding ceremony than the nuptia!s
performed last thursday evening in St Jo-
seph's Church, when Miss Edith Romer,
one Of Alaufeda's most beautiful and accom-
pliShed daughters, was united in welded
bliss with Mr.. j. Copley Lloyd, a prominent
ami prosperous resident OF EllenSburg
Wash.
When the hour for the ceremony had ar
rived there was large assemblage of the
friends Of the high contracting parties
present, and when the first strains Of the
'LOhengrln" wedding march were played by
Professor Eckel, shortly after o'clock,
there was not seating capacity Tor the eX-
pectant audience The procession was led
by Mr.. Robert Romer, the groOnis best
man and brother OF the bride, with The five
usLerS, MoSsrS. W. f. Chapman, Dr.. dc
Marvlle, Robert George, Dr. Gutsch and
Thomas Swyney, all in full evening dress.
Miss Fernando Romer followed as the maid
of honor. the accompanying bridesmaids
were Miss Maud Rothermel, Miss Carrie
Swyney, Miss Fannie Chapman, Miss Eva
Brand and Miss Bertha Arents. Then came
the two little maids, Misses 1Yonne Romer
and Marguerite Carpenter, pre- eding the
bride. The beautiful bride followed. In
company with her father, Mr. L. ROmer.
Mrs. Z. ROmer, mother Of the bride, accom-
panied the handsome groom, following the
custom of the old French families. Mrs. a.
Won o. BehTens, sister OF the groom, was
accompanied by Mr.. Mcintosh. Nine. de
Eigoudet, grandmother of the bride, and
other relatives, comprised the procession,
which took its position around the altar.
As the tones OF the organ were modulated
tie Impressive ceremony OF the Catholic
Church was begun by the pastor, Rev.
Father Doran, and the happy couple were
pronounced man and wife, the wedding pro-
cessiOn returning while the music con-
tinued. Appropriate vocal selections were
also rendered before and after the ceremony
by Miss Ellen CourSen and Miss Ponton de
Arce.
The wedding party were driven to the
home OF the brides parents on Alameda
avenue, near Walnut street, where an
elaborate reception was rendered them and
congra tulati0nS were generously extended
the happy young couple. IDnumerable
presents Of rare worth and quality were
also presented them by their admiriDg rela-
tiyes and friends. During the reception,
which was well attended, the sparkling
champagnes from sunny France were freely
Quatfed, and the toasts for the health and
happiness OF the bride and groom were
heartily responded to. The merry gather
ing remained till after midnight enjoying
tae reYelry and were most Hospitality enter
tanned by the indugent parents of the bride
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd departed on the last
train for San Francisco, where they W i'll re-
main few days, when they will leave for
the home prepared for them in EllensbuIg,
w sh., where Mr.. Lloyd is the manager OF
a leading business house. The bride IS the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. ROmeT, who
are highly respected and prosperous resi-
dents of this city, Mr.. Romer being the
general agent Of the German General
Benevolent Association of San Francisco
Among those present were: MIR. and Mrs.
E. ROmer. Nine. de Rigondet, NJ. de Meneze,
Consul OF Spain; NJ. GuerrO, Consul of
Chile; Mr. Moore, Vice-COnsul Of England;
Nine. dc Vielle Frank, Mrs. Carrot. Mrs.
i. Won o. Behrens, Mr.. and Mrs. Lucien
Grand, Mrs. D%inele, DR.. Morse DR.;
hoffman, Rev. Father Deran, Mr. and
Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs. Trip, the Misses
Alice aud Fanny Chapman, Mrs. ROthermel,
Mrs. SWyney, the Misses SWyDey, Mr..
ard Mrs. Arents. Mr. and Mrs. G. ROmer,
Mrs. Tobin, Miss Helen eastman, Miss Eva
Romer, Robert George, Thomas Swyney,
Dr. Gutsch, Miss Fernando Romer, Miss
Maud Rothermel, Miss Carrie Swyney,
Professor Ritter, Miss Ponton de Arce, Miss
Coursen, Mr.. ST. John, Mr.. Penny, NJ.
Boulanger, Mr.. S. FL. Chapman, Mr.. A: d.
Harrison, NJ. de la Tour, Mr. Angel, Miss
Laura Stern, Miss Oliver. Mr. Ponton de
ATce, Mr.. Sanford BENEFIT. Mr.. Robert Lauen-
siciD, Misses Ivonne Romer, Miss Mar
eureite Carpenter, Mrs. A. Brand, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Copley Lloyd, and many others,
Party on Golden Gate Avenue.
On last Tuesday evening Miss Grace
Marion Powelson was rendered party by
her mother in honor of the tenth anniver-
sary of her birthday. The lower floor of the
IUASO wac AiokANdlsy hNNO4ts WIN
and white flowers. The diuing-Toom was
particularly attractive.
The little hostess did everything to make
her guests throw off formality and feel at
home, and soon the house rang out with
peals of laughter, indicating the general en-
joyment. Games, dancing and singing were
INDUCED IN until supper was served. AT
the table congratulations and toasts were
offered to the hostess Of the evening and
many fond wishes were expressed for her
prosperity and good health through life.
After supper all repaired 10 the parlors
when the games, etc, were again the order
Of the hour. aud it was quite late when the
festivities were brought to a close.
Those present were; Miss Grace Powell
sen, Miss Nenia Blackjack, Miss Aggie
Buckley, Miss Josie Eagen, Miss Carrie
Ayres, Miss Marion Forrest, Miss Gertie
Cohen, Miss Nellie Eager, Miss Clara 0leo-
vich, Miss Annie Gerlach, Misses Rosie and
Laura Northrup. Miss Irene Carroll, Miss
Kitlis Wilton, Miss Gertie Glazer; Messrs.
George Eager, Frank Buckley, George and
John Ross, John Eagen, Cashmere Sullivan,
Jesse Cohen, f. Heiduska, Albert Lone.