The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-29
The - SOCIAL WORLD.
Al: Brilliant Wedding in the
Hawaiian Islands.
.Reqapt5on at tbs &c lvary Church-Gardner-
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-. :Dinuer-The shattuek Fete.

= .Afep1tltlon oil the sun FESTIVAL, so sue
cess full On Saturday, was given last night by
be-Deptseher and San Francisco VereiBs at
the ballot the latter Tor the benefit of the
. General German Ladies' Benevolent Society.
Albrge. audience were thoroughly delighted
with the effective eantata.
:. A fAlIaeeount of the Friday Night Clubs
initial meeting will be lound in another
column.
. A musical aad literary ent ertainment will
be giyen-this evening by The s. r. and w.
Club III Grand Central Hall, 997 Market
street,:
=. The j4urneymen tailors will give their
party tonight at Odd Fellows Hall.
:: Junior day at the University has been set
: 6rUecember 18th. In accordance with the
usual custom literary programme will be
presented i'll the morning and the afternoon
will lie devoted to dancing.
TIE annual ball of the Cercle Francois
will take place at the rooms of the club in
Unipn-square Building this evening.
A brilliant Wedding in Honolulu.
. 0i.e Of the most brilliant weddings that
has taken. place in Honolulu was that at st.
Andrews Cathedral on Wednesday even
ing, file 10Th inst, when MI Alfred Fowler
ard Miss Eva Neumann were united in the
holy bonds Of matrimOny.
Miss Eva NeUmann Is the eldest daughter
of the Hon. Paul and Mrs Neumann, for
meIly of This city, and has been a bright
. ornament in Honolulu society circles, from
which she will be much missed. Handsome,
highly accomplished, having Travelled extern
sively, and charmingy gracious III manner,
she has endeared herself TO hundreds of
friends. Mr.. Fowler, the bridegroom, Is the
junior member Of the well-ku0wn firm of
Messrs. JOHN Fowler & Co. Of Leeds and
London, England, and gentleman OF cul-
tured taste, one who makes friends wher-
ever he goes. He is most excellent bust
ness man.
Tile bride was attended by her sister,
Miss Inez Neumann, as made OF honor the
bridesmaids were: Miss Agnes Walker,
Miss Rena Herbert, Miss McGren, Miss IL.
Brown, Miss Helen VI ilder. and Miss Della
Wdtihed. The groom was accompanied
by his cousin, Mr. T. Mckenzie Fowler, in
the position Of honor, aud by Colonel q. w.
Maefarlaue. Engineer Jones, U. >. n, Cadet
Churchill, u. ). n, MeSSrs. John ). Walker
Jr., Finest Ii. WodehOusG and Aiika c.
Dewsett. The usGers were: MessrS. Oscar
HeroLd, j. Nj. MOasarrat, Ensign Blow, u.
;. ~, and Cadet GaItley, u. ). n, of the
flagship Charleston. The religious service
WAS read by Rev. Alexander Macintosh.
4 brilliant reception was afterward held
at the residence of the brides parents,
phich was elegantly decorated. The Royai
Hawaiian Band was present and played a
choice programme OF Music.
Mr. ana Mrs. Fowler left Honolulu the
following day on the MariDosa for their
home in England, going via Australia and
India.
Reception at Calvary Church.
On Monday evening the ladies Of Calvary
Presbyterian Church rendered reception TO
Rer. Thomas Chalmers EaSton, DID, in
commemoraton of the first anniversary Of
his pastorate.
In response to the invitation Of the ladies
the congregation assembled in large NUM-
bers in the paGlors Of the church and the
busy ham AT conversation was evident proof
Of the pleasure it afforded the members of
the congregation TO meet each other IN
social way. Il was decidedly reunion OF
friends, and calculated to promote good
feeling and warm friendship among the
members and TO strengthen the bonds be-
ween pastor andspeople.
After an hour OF social intercourse, which
seemed all too short, Elder John Dunn
called the meeting to order and In few brief
remarks explained the reason Of the gather
ing lie then called on DR.. Wiley to offer
prayer.
a Shert but select programme Of vocal and
instrumental music was then rendered by
Miss 1tosekrans, Miss Nanderberg and
Miss Boyle, no were warmly applauded
for their efforts. Mr.. Dunn ten called on
Mr.. George c. Turner, President Of the
Y. p ). &. T., who in the name Of the
society presented DR.. Easton with a very
handsome study chair Mr.. Turner, in a
felicit0us speech told how greatly the So
ciety has been helped and benefited by the
doctor kindly Interest in and generous CO.
d operation with them, and assured DR..
-Eastdn that with this token of their appre-
citation OF bis services he had the hearts OF
the young people. DR.. Easton, in ackn0wl-
In
has been the REGIMENT OF many presents. but
somehow lie always had some mixing that
Tie. gift was coming, but the honor of taking
him completely by surprise fell 10 the
Y; p. 5. &. L. of Calvary. The doctor spoke
feelingly OF tine many kindnesses he had ex-
perieneed at the hands of his people during
tie 1rst year of his pdStOrate, and pleige
himself to do all IN his power TO promOtethe
welfare of his people in every possible way.
I he doctors remarks were warmly received
by fhe audience. Nr. Dunn then called on
Rev Mr.. Kerr. who in a speech full of
kindly hunor and sound advi e cOngratu-
lated pastor aud people on the happy cir
cumstances under which they met.
The Injecting was thea handed over TO the
ladies', who with the assistance of a large
corps ofy1ung ladies and gentlemen quickly
attended to tile comfort Of the large audi
ehce with bauntiful supply Of coffee and
cake.
AT half-past ten people still fingered in
. the ROOMS as if reluctant to tear themselves
away from so enjoyable meeting.
- A Thanksgiving Dinner.
Mr.. Y. W. GaskiIl, Deputy Surveyor OF
the Port OF San Francisco. gave very
pleasant party TO a few friends at the Pa
-cifc Yacht Club, Sausalito, Thursday. The
party left the foot OF jackson street on the
steam launch from the revenue cutter
Hartley, proceeding to the club house.
al I'D
IN. Music, dancing ana general good time
followed. Among the parry were: Mr.. and
Mrs V. W. GaSkill, Miss Chapman, Mrs.
koppin, Miss Mccormick, Miss McGoyern,
Miss Ieavitt, Miss Jennie Poultney :;
Messrs, DR.. LAWYER, w. Il. Sanborn, W. Z.
Chapman, W. T. Bond, 5. j. Ruddell, Carl
ton Richard and Lieutenant Frank futile
The Gardner-Schwarze Wedding.
An interesting wedding took place in the
Western Addition on Thanksgiving night,
at the residence of Mrs. Resale Schwarze,
1918 Buchanan street. 1t was the union OF
her young daug liter, Miss Rosa Schwarze,
10 Mr.. William \. Gardner, until lately con
nected with the Western Union Telegraph
Company. The couple had been engaged
for some time, and their many friends had
long been expecting the announcement Of
the happy day.
Great preparations were made for the
event at the Schwartz residence. The large
parIors were elegantly decorated with ever
green's and flowers, roses and ehrysanthe-
NUNS being chiefly used. In the center of
the main parlor a large arch af roses was
erected, under which the marriage ceremony
took place. Rev. Father Connolly of ST.
Johns Church. ON Eddy street, was selected
to perform the marriage service.
at s 30 o'clock the bride appeared look
ing dream of loneliness in her white
Weddfng-Tobe, trimmed with rare lace and
orange blossoms. Her beautiful golden
hair was dressed in folds waving from the
forehead. Beneath this golden setting
beamed as fair and intelligent face as could
be found anywhere. The great beauty of
the bride as she stood under the flower
arch, more lovely than the bloom and
blossom above and about her, was the sub
ject Of admiring comment, and not few of
tie male audience seemed TO regret that
they were not the one TO carry off the
prize. Her handsome partner was over
wflelHed with congratulations at bis good
Torture. not alone for the fairness OF the
bride, but tor her accomplishments and her
aflfia BIC and sunny disposition.
Miss DOttie Schwarze, a sister OF the
bride, acted as bridesmaid.
The best man was Mr.. Clarence 4. Brant.
After the performance Of the marriage cere-
mUny Father Connolly took occasion to de-