The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-11
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Marriage of Miss Margaret II.
Bucknall and Mr.. Jardine.
Initial Dance Of the Club Of GOETHE Hotel
'endome Party on Pine Sireet-Sur-
prise on Seventeenth Street.

honor Of King Kalakaua at the Palace
Hotel on Sunday evening by Mr.. William
Unger. Among those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Rio Holt, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Aldrich, Mr.. Harry linton, Mr. A. p.
Stevens, Mr.. E. A. Lewis, Mr.. Cress Unger,
Mr.. W. j. Toomey. Mr.. and Mrs. ii. Prem
tice, Mr.. c. c. Leavitt, Mr.. w. C. Leavitt,
Mr.. c. c. Leavitt Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. c. j.
Roles. Mr.. A. johnson.
Orc Elmo Parlor, No. 9, n. d. G. w.. will
give social at Saratoga Social Hall this
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Teyis gave a small
party last Wednesday evening, when seye-
raj of their friends assembled for the pur-
pose Of playing the new society game.
"tiddle-wink." 1t afforded considerable
amusement and promises TO become very
popular.
The Orlando Literary and Social Club.
whose second successful anniversary enter
tainment and ball are fresh in the memory
OF the public, will hold its second annual
banquet exclusively for the members, at the
Malsou Doree next Sunday evening.
Liberty Relief Corps, No. 60, gave a plea
SAINT entertainment last evening at B'nai
Birth Hall Owing to lis having been ar
ranged IN some haste, and therefore not
suInclently advertised, the attendance was
not so gooo as Is usually found al Liberty
Corps gatherings. Miss Jehu'S art tablrauy
were excellent Dancing was afterward
enjoyed, varied with the service of refresh
ments.
Social Council, No 46, o. c. F.. will hold
their regular quarterly reunion in their hall
in lied Mems Building this evening.
A reunion of the alumnR and closing eX-
ereises of Mrs. Nj. X. Blake's school will
take place at Oakland Seminary, 52S Eley-
enth street, Oakland, next Tuesday evening
The first meeting OF the Cotiinn Club at
San Jose on Friday proved brilliant sue
cess. 1t is expected that another will be
given shortly.
The Minerva Social Club will give its
second sf, "a anniversary party at Mission Opera
Hail this evening.
Mrs. William Tap Of Mountain View
gave a pleasant progressive euchre party in
this city on Monday evening.
MI: and Mrs. Z. X. kirby have issued in
yitauons for the wedding of their daughter
MISS Josie Kirby, to Mr.. Maurice Clarke.
which Will take place next Saturday noon at
Grace Church.
The Jardine-B ucknsn Wedding
Yesterday at the home of one of San
flancisco's most highly esteemed families
the second wedding within few weeks was
most charmingy celebrated. DR.. and Mrs.
George j. Bucknall were only a short time
ago called upon to give up 10 a husband s
care their second daughter. Yesterday an
OTHER daughter. Miss Margaret Helen Buck
nall, was united in marriage to Mr.. William
Harvey Jardine, son of Sir William Jardine
of Jardine Hall, Dnmlriesshire, Scotland.
Following the English custom the cere-
mony took place st high noon and was per
formed by Rev. d. Ii. d. Lathrop of Oak
land, an intimate friend OF the brides
parents. who has Sanctifed the marriage
services Tor two generations of the family,
including tile ceremonies of the nuptiais Of
Senator and Mrs. John p Jones, bro:her-in-
law and sister of Mrs BucknaI
Miss Bates had decorated the residence Of
the brides parents, 1l2l Laguna street, with
pecu liar taste. The hall was bright with the
clustering red berries Uf the mountain ash
glowing amid the trophies of the chase
which adOrn the walls. Bowls of chrysan-
1hemumS and masses of dark exotic fUliage
were other features of the entrance hall.
while delicately tinted spray Of lemon
YeTbena impaired a finish TO the baiuStrade
decoration.
Heavy twisted silken cords temporarily
isolated the front drawing room, here the
wedding canopy IN the bay-window attract
ed many admiring glances. 1t was con-
stTucted simply of the dropping heads of
oYeraTchIng pampas plumes that shot up
from all sides as if to meet a lovely central
cluster OF feathery, star-like blossoms that
canned softly amid an artistic tangle of
yellow and white silk ribbons. Beneath,
placed upon broad white rug, rested a rich
priedeu wrought OF yellow and white satin.
The rest Of the decorations were entirely
in keeping with the exquisite effect produced
by the fairy canopy. Between the main
drawing-roums depended the legend,
"wednesday, the best of all, caught up in
ribbons and foliage. A jardiniere of Gala
lilies cleaned from dark corner. and the
CarraTa mantel was all the whiler for mass
of oak leaves and gnarled sprays. The rear
room was radiant with pretty effects in
coloring. The walls were frescoed with red
yine-leaf tendrils, and dainty baskets were
here and there caught up with delicate
scarfs. Daylight was excluded, softened
luster tltering through yellow shades and
imparting magic glow TO the wedding
scene.
The bride was attended by charming re-
tinue Of two children. They were little
Miss Indie Ball of Washington, d. c., and
Mas ter Boswell Sawyer son of Judge and
his handsome court costume and with his
beautiful golden hair. was much admired as
he held the brides train
The maid of honor was Miss Madeline
Hawley Of Los Angeles and the grOomsman
Mr.. Redmond d. Chadwic of The Toys,
Devonshire, England. DEW. August Bry
ant and Mr.. James Appleton Mcguire were
the ushers. who skillfully arranged the en-
tree of the wedding party amid the strains
OF Brandts Orchestra The bride, who was
in white and without jewels, save only a
diamond necklace, the gift Of the proud
groom at her side, appeared to great advan-
tage during the impressive ceremony.
The friends thr0Dged around the welded
pair with warm congratulations, and the
wedding breakfast was afterward served at
tete-a-tcte tables. The celebration was rro-
loDged into the afternoon hours, Mrs. Blu
chaTd, always charming hostess being as
sisted in entertaining her guests by her
daughter. Mrs. James Appleton Mcguire.
The happy pair left during the afternoon
for trip TO the south. On their return they
will reside at 143 Haight street, where they
will take up housekeeping forthwith.
HE bridal presents were very numerous
and elegant, comprising a large number of
household articles suitable for the new life
OF the young couple. The bridesmaids SOU
venirs Of pearl and gold pansies and the at
PENDANTS unique little pins of diamonds,
pearls and rubies were among the dainty
features that may be mentioned in this con-
nectloD. -
The" Club of 80" Dance.
The first party of the newly organic ed
ladies Club of '9O' took place the evening
before last at the residence of Mrs. H.
Albert Mau. 2215 Broadway.
Previous clubs formed on the same lines
have met with shipwreck here, but it seems
to have been perfectly demonstrated that
this new club possesses all the elements of
success. The guests were delighted with
everything.
Certainly, they would have been hard to
dence had failed to charm. The general
design in the drawiug-room was white and
gold, produced by snowy-petaled and
golden-hearted marguerites, while the music
room. with It's black and gold furniture, was
varied with an arrangement of pink chry-
santheDumS. The ''sitting-out" rooms
among which was the spacious billiard
room, had suggestion of the warmer tones
peculiar to Christmas decorations, in the
profusion of red berries and yellow BIOS
SONS that nestled among masses of ever
greens. covert also. for flight Of doves.
Everyone was made thoroughly at home
by the young hostess of the evening, Miss
Julia Mau, debutante OF the season. Dane
ing TO the music of Brandt's Orchestra held
sway until, and, again, after a delicious
supper, which was thoroughly appreciated
in its thoughtful completeness.
The future meetings of the club will be
held at the residences of the members, all of
whom are hostesses as to the manor born.
The next will be given about the first Tues
day in January, at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Nj. Pixley, on Union street,
when Miss Morrison will undertake the same