The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-08

The Native Sons of Vermont give their August
entertainment at ODD Fellows Hall this even
ing.
swimming parties are becoming popular Miss
Aille Kelsey OF Stockton recently entertained
some friends very pleasantly in this way The
swimming baths were engaged for The evening
ana the party, about twenty in Dumber, spent
some time very enjoyably in The water They
aiterward returned to Mrs. Kelsey's residence,
ana an hour or more was agreeaby passed in
dancing and other amusements.
Among the guests at the Redondo ball last
saturday evening from this city were: Mr. and
Mrs 5. q. Miller. Mrs S. b. Caswell, Miss C. L.
Iubbs, Miss A. L. Dean, Mr.. W. NJ Caswen
Mrs. Frances EdgertoD, Mrs. c. n. Pryor, Mrs.
J. B. Garvey, Miss Garyey and Miss burden.
Tue Nlgilantes hold their second session at
Mission Opera Hall this evening.
notable surprise party was given Saturday
night in Alma to honor the new resident and
owner Of the late Shepard ranch, Mr.. e. Hueter
formerly OF the firm Of Hueter Bros, San Fran
cisco. The affair was well attended by the
neighbors and friends in the vicinity of Alma
Los Gatos Patehen, Wrights and Milpitas and
from San Jose and San Francisco. About 25O
people called. entering the park in long line of
carriages, headed by band Of sixteen pieces,
playing lively march, amid the glare of torch
Hight and red fire. Mr.. Hueter was delighted
With the compliment.
Liberty Relief Corps W. r. c. Will give n liz
erary and bonbOn party at Bnai brith Hall this
evening.
Miss Augusta Lowell. assisted by some we'll
known talent, will give concert this evening
II the Unitarian Church, corner of GeaIy ana
franklin streets.
The Dargie-Sedgwiek Wedding.
Last evening at the pretty church of st. Luke,
on Van Ness avenue, there was soemniZed the
wedding OF Miss Bessie Sedgwick well-known
and popular society belle OF this city, and Mr.. T.
I. Dargie, Native Son, born and reared In this
community, and one of the pFoprletors OF the
Oakland Tribune Publishing Company. The
porticos of the church were lined with exotic
plants, and within. the side windows were filed
III with bright dahlias and delicate hydrangea
clusters set Ia nests of moss and evergreen. The
font was mass Of yellow.
as IL had been announced that there would be
no formal pOst-nuptal reception the friends of
the young couple made point of being present
at the ceremony and every seat was occupied be-
lore the appointed hour Indeed the task OF
sealing the guests was hardly an enviabe one,
but assignments TO the available best places were
admirably made by the ushers, Mr. Harry East
Miller, MIR. CIaud I. Hamilton Mr.. Philip Cor
don and Mr.. r. 2. Hammond Jr. Soft music
aided IN WhlrlinE away the Tins of waiting. and
as ewes roamed around to discover the presence
Of acquainIaneeS the chance decorations came
In Tor their due share OF attention.
Tie altar was untouched save for the accus-
TONED vases OF crimson flowers. All around was
belt OF palms and giant reed-grass, mingled
viii bydrangea blooms, so that Two ecclesiastical
banneT-standards In either extreme corner
formed almost tie only interruption TO the bold
sweep OF green which was to frame the wedding
party. The latter arrived soon after 80 O'clock
First advanced the usheTs, followed by TWO little
howe: girls, Miss Flora Sedgwick. Il sister OF the
bride, and Miss Erminia Dargie the groom's
niece. The maid OF honor, Miss Alice Livingston,
came next, and after her walked the bride on the
arm OF her father Mr.. john Sedgwlck, who after
ward gave her away. AT the chancel rails she
was received by the groom, who. attended by his
pest man, Mr. w. u. CoDen, had entered from
the yestry. The bride, who is a tail and strikingly
handsome brunette looked charming aud per-
feetly self possessed. Her honorable apprentice
shin few IN the caQacitV of BRIDES
maid TO Miss Flora Sharon when she welded Sir
Thomas hesketh, may possibly have aided In
ment The ceremony was impressyely per-
formed by the Rev. c. L. Mel of ST. Peters
Churcn an old school-frl OF the groom, as
sisted by the pastor OF the church, Rev. w. W.
Davis. The last words were spoken and the
pretty little group broke up and retraced their
way TO the door amid the crashes of wedding
Owing to the illness Of Mrs. John sedgwck,
tie brides mother, the reception, held afterward
al the Palace Hotel was virtually limited 10 the
bridal party only. An agreeable period oil quiet
celebration, including dainty supper, was ac-
cOTCmgly passed in one of the private rooms at
the hotel: The wedding presents, 1t should be
mentioned filed room and represented a high
ngufe in value. They included checks TO the
amount Of $4,000, diamond medallion repre-
seutlnE Name AutoineIte, pansy with diamond
deWdTOp, diamond brooch and earrings; rare
feather fan with pearl handle. carried by the
bHde; complete dinner set, hand-palnted china,
from the grOOm's publishing company, with
statuary lamps, clocks aud all kiuds OF house
lGlu dltlCieS. GuIIOUSlYt Int only HIllCitS uOl
represented seemed TO be forks in all the wealth
oItablewaTe. There were few duplicates.
Mr. and MIS-. DaTgie leave to-day for tour OF
three or four weeks in Oregon and Washington,
where they Will visit friends On their return
they viii reside on the northwest corner OF
Twelfth and Ellis streets, Oakland.
The Smell PouIson Tea.
Among the guests at Mrs Edna Smell POul
sons tea az the PleasantOn on Wednesday AFTER
noon. notice OF which appeared in this column
yesterday, were. Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Stebbins,
Professor and Mrs. George E. Edwards, Mrs.
George Hearst MIS-. NJ. B. hincaid, Mrs. George
OuliOn, Mrs. Alexander Perry, Miss A. Greer,
Miss ", Greer, Mr.. j. S. Hittle, Mrs. Smell, Dr.
Margaret Smell, Mrs. OTIS, Mrs. Stevens, Miss
NeWlaud, Miss Bowen, Miss BenOett, Mrs. s. l.
Wilson, Miss Gibbs, Miss Rankin, Mrs. n. l.
Wilson, Mr. L. Beel, the MI sses Smith, Miss
Compton, Mrs. Henry c. Swain, Mr.. I. Lewis
Brown, Miss Easion, Mrs. Lansing Mrs. j.
d. Arnold, Mrs. L. c. Lane, MIR: Chester b.
Fernald Mrs. Joseih Nash, Miss Nash
Miss Meslek, Mr.. aud Mrs. Milton Hall,
Mrs. PendIetOn, Judge Lorenzo Sawyer,
Mrs. c. W. Howard, Miss Howard. Miss
Jackson Miss Croker, Miss Kirkland Of CHI
cago Miss G. Kirkland, Mrs. James Z. Mills,
Mrs. Z. II. KeDtfed, the Misses Hastings, Mrs.
row, Mrs. A. Pray, Mrs. L. J. Martin, Mrs. Gam
be- Miss Fulton, Mrs. &. W. Merritt, Mrs Jas
per Mcdonald, Mr. John /. HOusman. Miss
Jean Parker. Miss Z. d. Shipman. Mrs. Camp
bell, Mr. Robert TOlmie, Miss Barnard, Miss
Rideout, Mrs. II. Wetherbee, MIR. Z. l.. weaver
Miss Ruth Campbell, the Misses Campbell, Mrs.
John Leechman, Mrs. &c orge Ii. Powers, Cen
erlck Huse, Miss Gallick, Miss Partridge, Miss