The morning call., 1890-05-24
The Wedding of Mr.. John Henry
Miller and Mrs. Di Ham,
iltOn Even.
ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.
The CaIedonian Club Entertain
ment Last Evening - Vernon
Social Club Party Personal
Notes-Parties and Picnics TO
Take Place - Pacific Coast
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


Even, daughter of Mrs. NJ. l.. Hamilton and Mr..
John Henry Miller, of the law firm of Langhorn
y Miller and a grandson OF the wellknown pa
trIot, Patrick Henry.
The church was early filled with the friends
of tie happy pair, and while the ushers were
busted in seating the guests there was much ad-
mlration EXPRESSED IN regard TO the floral deco
IaI IONS the artistic work of the Misses Brett OF
Oakland. Across the chancel, above the altar
rails, was suspended a lightly swaying row Of
fanciiU colored baskets OF various sizes, brim-
ming over with fair blossoms and foliage. The
pulpit panels were beautifully outlined with
Spanish moss aud oat sheayes, prettily gemmed
with full white clover balls. These materials
were the main warp aud wool" of the at
Iractiye foreground, the altar behind in appro-
IrIale simplicity having only its customary elus-
ters Of La France and Perle du Jardin roses TO
charmlngly break the severity OF its artistic
lines.
Soon after 80 o'clock the organ broke into
the time-nonored Lohengrin" march, and the
bridal party entered the church. First came tue
ushers, two by two, consisting Of Mr.. w. +. Al
bridge, Mr., N j. Manson, Mr.. Z. w. Shelton
aud Mr.. Il. b. HUE. After them came two little
attendanIs-MlSs Florence Gibbons and Master
Hamilton Overlooking very sweet followed
10y the bride herself on the arm or Dr. Gibbons
who afterward gave her away. She was met at
the altar-lail by the groom and his best man.
MI. Warren L. Seeey Of Washington, ID. e.
tie Rev W. W. Davis, rector of the church. ana
during its course an uudeTcurrent Of melody rip
lied from the gan. AT the close of the ceIe
mony tile chulch was slowly emptied TO the
sTians OF the Swedish wedding march and the
united pair and few OF their most intimate
friends proceeded To che home OF the BRIDES
cousin, DR.. Henry Gibbons, 800 Polk street,
WheIe pOst-Duptial reception was rendered
them. Here amid elegant surroundings, con
GratulalionS were prOiftIed 10 the newly married
couple and a sumptuous wedding supper was
aHeIward served. The festivities were prolonged
Before the last dance Mr.. any Mrs Miller left
Ell route for their wedding TIP. They will re-
side at 1904 Jones street on their return 10 This
ely.
The wedding presents were very numerous
and attracted much admiring attention. Among
Ihen was u magnificent dagger haiT-pin OF solid
gold, its chased hit with open work guard being
encIusied with rubies sapphires, diamonds aud
opais; pair OF diamond earrings gift of the
case maid with pearl Mrs. NJ. L. Hamilton;
silver service, gold llnedr Mr.: W. A. Miller; gold
n I. silver tea set, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Henry Gibbons silver toilet set, Mr.
and Mrs: Austin D. Even Of New York;
5ewetcase, Mrs. n. L. Nokes; silver fish knife
Mrs L. L. Wallace; sugar bowl and tongs. Mr..
Hamilton Even; gold-l.ned silver soup-lade.
Sir. w 7. Milieri silver berry spoon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robinson Gibbons silver plano
lamp, MI l. ". Seely duchesse lace
MISS Belle Even; glove 's and Ea psds Ia
case, Mrs. j. Z. pa6ney; set solid silver spoons,
Strs j. Ii. Gibbons; gold olive fork, Mrs. W. Fl.
Miller; pair gold embroidered Turkish slippers,
Mrs LoTiuR Cunningham; silver pickle fork,
ri. ". ii, Gibbons; gold-lIned silver bonbun
Tray and Longs, Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Even; moss
" SENATOR" Miss Sadie HUE; shell china
coffee set, Miss Ella Miller; hand decorated fluit
dish, Mrs G. B. Root; silver eard-receiyer,
Mrs. j. L, Grayson; Worcester bowl. Mrs. Leon
baldwin; CTayOn head, Miss Rosa Miller; IVORY
travelling tOiletcase, Mrs. NJ. L. Hamilton; en-
btoideIed tea;eoth, Miss Annle Bates; wicker
chair, Mrs. l. kershaw; foot rest Mrs. q. e.
Wood salad bowl, fork and spoon, Mr. aud Mrs.
J.. X. Mead; buckle, side-combs and coil OF
sterling silver, in Marguerite pattern, Mrs. D.
Van VOORHEES, OF Washington, ID. c.; pOt-pOurr
jar, Nh and Mrs. Marsden Manson; gold butter
kuife, Mr.. w. f. Aidricn; stand of flowers. Mr..
\ Aekers; silver spoOn-holdeT gold lined. Miss
n; Barrett; basket ash. Of towers' Mr. ana Mrs
Ia France roses, MI William II. GILL;
Engagement Notes.
The wedding Of Mr.. Frederick A. Berlin and
Miss Priscilla Snoot, daughter OF Mr.. ana Mrs
David L. Snoot, Will take place next Wednesday
evening at ST. Johns Presby terlan Church.
he wedding OF Mr.. Frank Nj. Gallagher and
Miss Maggie l.. Bradley will take place at ST.
Bridgers Church on Sunday evening, the LIST
pTox.
The engagement is announced Of Mr. Clarence
IL Barnes and Miss Grace Seamans, both OF Los
Angeles.
The marriage of Mr.. Frank P. lie Count and
Miss Jeanette Cuburt Cheney is announced TO
lake place in Alameda shortly.
Notes.
Mrs. David BiXler will give a reception this
evening at her esicence on the corner Of Pierce
ana Union streets.
The members OF U. S. Grant Lodge, No. II, G.
l. A, held an open meeting last evening in
Laurel Hall, Sheis Building. 1t was one Of
their customary pleasant affairs.
The commencement exercises of the Sacred
Heart College viii take place next Wednes day
evening at Metropolitan Temple.
Tie Twilight Club held Its frat outing last
Sunday at Sausalito. They arrived there about
noon, and after having partaken OF bountiful
lunch provided by the club, the members pro-
cseded TO enjoy themselves in dancing singing,
games, etc. The committee who had charge Of
the affair were: Messrs. l.. Morgen, J. j.
Gorham and George holb
A concert of considerable merit took place at
Grace NJ. t. Church on the corner OF Cdpp and
Iwenty-hrst streets last evening. Ii was under
the auspices Of Emmanuel Baptist Sunday
school IN aid OF the Building Fund. The selec-
lions by The Masonic choir were peculiarly fine.
The V. 5. Club Entertainment.
The members OF the V. S. c. vernon Social
Club gave their promised entertainment and
dance last evening at Unou-square Hall.
There was good attendance OF friends who
appeared TO enjoy fully the programme as fol.
lows: PartI-Overture BIum's Orchestra; re CT
tati0n, Miss Berry; plano solo, b. Fabian; char
aeieT songs Miss hrenke; recitation, j. Phillips
1I-N0cai solo, Miss L. 1daTt, accompanied by
l. Claassen; quarrel scene from Julius Cesar -
Lassius, W. UBrieu; Brutus. q. WentzeIl; rec-
Iation, Miss Hazel Montague; banjo selections.
Professor Mans1eld's Banjo Club.
Dancing was aiterward enjoyed until after
midnight TO the music OF Blum's Orchestra, The
success Of The pleasant AFFAIR was largely due 10
tue Efforts OF the several committees, composed
as follows; Committee of Arrangements T.
6ioan Ii. Ashton, F. Butz floor manager.
nani Reception Commiltee-E. Gallagher T.
Aycegsr, Charles A. Baldeman, Charles j. Col
llHs Jr.
Party on Fell Street.
The schoolmates OF Miss Emma Kelly rendered
her very pleasant surprise party last Friday
evening, al her parents residence. 235 Fell
street. The evening was devoted to vocal and
Instrumental music until IL o'clock, when the
guests retired to the dnng-r0om, where an eIe-
giant TepaSt was served, alter which they re-
turned TO the parors. The following programme
was rendered during the evening: Vocal solo,
Miss Rosie Briody; instrumental duet, the Misses
Maggie and Emma Kelly; fancy dances. Miss
Minnie Drofusj violin solo, Master James Mil
ton; vocal duet bliss Mabel Wilbur aud Miss
and MI. Joseph Carew; recitation, Miss Flora
Oppenheimer; vocal solo, Miss Mollie Burns; in
Walter Blair vocal duet, Miss Mary Bouve and
Kelley.
Pacific Coast Weddings.
The marriage Of Mr.. William II. Gibbons and
Miss Margaret ID. Hamilton was solemnized in
the Presbyterian Church, Alameda last Thurs
day evening.
Miss Edith G. Sherman OF Crespi Wood, San
Mateo County, was united in marriage to Mr.
William Z. Hicks of Detroit, Mich, last Satur-
day. Miss Lena Schell acted as bridesmaid and
MIR. j. Osborn as groomsman.
DR.. George K. Shuey, the dentist, and Miss G. E.
bromley, for seven years curator OF the Free
IeadlnR-room In East Oakland, were married on
friday last at San Rafael by Rev. A. Crosby
Ihe bride has resigned her position al the read
ing-Toom. DR.. aud Mrs. sbuey are occupying
rooms Ia the Look Building, East Oakland.
The marriage Of MIR. Samuel Barnett son OF
hlr. Jesse Barnett and Miss Carrie Rhodes,
daughter Of Mr.. II. H. Rhodes OF Pope Valley
t1ok place last Tuesday in tie parors OF Mr.. NJ.
&. Rhodes at the Etna Quicksilver Mine, In
Napa County. -
The wedding OF Mr. Louis BreItenbacb and
MISS Emma 8. Flick, was soemnized In the
Episcopal Church at Santa Rosa last Wednes-
DAY.
The CaIedoBian Club Entertainment
The members OF the CaledOnian Club gave an
exceedingly enjoyable concert OF Scottish
Jaeobite songs last evening, at Scottish Hall on
iarkln street. Tie attendance was yery la rye
and everything passed OIL In successful man
ner, always Noticeable in the entertainments
given by This nrRanIZ Iii S