The morning call., 1890-11-19

herself Superbly. Sharing her sisters arts
tic taste fol dress. her costumes are always
charming and worn with chic and a grace
that is decidedly her own. She is popular
favorite in society, possessing an inexhaust-
IDLE fund of mirth, good spirits and the en-
yiable power of adapting herself to the mood
Of the company by which she may be sur
rounded.
She excels in out-of-door sports. and in
them it may be said that she has gained that
fine carriage which marks her presence in
throng OF society bellies, among whom she
easily takes the precedence Her dancing Is
fluent, graceful, attractive. She has gained
quite reputation as swimmer, sharing
champion hunorS with Miss Alice Boalt,
whose wedding to Mr.. Hugh TeyiS was de-
scrlbed AT length IN these columns last Sun
day morning. As a hOrSewoman she rode
well, and could also play an effective game
at lawn tennis.
As a matron it is certain she will keep the
place which she has held as a belle, and ii is
predicted that her social triumphs as an en-
teTtainer will not fall below those Of her
sisters.
Miss Mary Bates had supervised the decor
alton Of the scene 81 the wedding last night.
It's characteristics were extreme SIMPLICITY
in union with distinguished air of pro-
priety such as marked the entire arrange
ments
in the hall was a unique bowl of twelve
N varieties oil O1clIQS HaInpDlOusIN ulSDDHtu
amld a tangle of denhair fern. From the
rewel.post of the stair balustrade and from
the adjacent doorWays del ended numerous
exquisite baskets of roses and other bright
blossoms sent by friends. But the hallway
and the reception-roomS were mainly dis
. tnguish ed by graceful groupings of palms
and excite foliage taStelully set about amid
the StatuaTy and rich furnishings.
An aisie-way of Siiken ribbons attached to
tail swan-necked vases led to the wedding
Il, g . h. 80, rI,l,r
the ceremony was performed. This was
delightful shrine of Hymen. The back
ground was formed of interlaced rustic
work, among the bars of which were in
serted large white Langtry chrysantle-
mlims, which cleaned star-like amid an
effective arrangement of fern-fronds. Above
swung on silken cords light galaxy OF
golden ehrysanthemums in fragile baskets
as if about to shower their sweets upon the
happy pair kneeliDg on the white ami yell
low SATIN cushions Of the prie-dieu beneath.
The bridal party entered shortly after 9
o'clock, amid the strains of Noah Brandts
Orchestra, All the guests had by that time
assembled and the descent of the party was
the signal of general interest. The way was
preserved through the efforts OF the ushers,
Mr.. Frank J. Carolan, Mr.. George Croker,
Mr.. Alexander Hamilton, Mr.. Harry b.
Hought0n, DIR. Gus Simmons OF Sacramento
and Mr.. Adolph Scheid of Sacramento. The
bride whose wedding robe-sent from the
a masterpiece, had for her maid of honor
Miss Alice Rutherford, her niece. She never
looked more charmingly queen-llke at any
time than when meeting her aiflanced, who
WAS Intended by Mr. Lansing b. Miner as
best man. Softly the orchestral music, led
by Mr. Henry Heyman, died away to a
whis er and the solemn rite was performed
by Rev. j. Sanders Reed of Trinity Church.
The benedictiOD was followed by the thrill
ing cadenceS of the eYer-neW MendelSSonnS
wedding March,"
After the friends had passed around to
offer their congratulations and whispered
wishes to the happy pair an elaborate sup
per was served at tete-a-tete tables In the
adjoining parlors and dining-r0Om, all of
which were canyaSed throughout and hand
sonely decorated with flowers and palms.
AN admired feature in the dining-room was
a perfect specimen of the Australian tree
. fern.
The celebration continued till late hour,
the bride and groom slipping away in the
course of the evening amid the traditional
shower Of rice and satin slippers. They
will go Immediately to Portland, Oregon,
and may thence extend their trip to New
York.
The presents filed an entire room and
provided food for unlimited wonder and
pleasure. They included rich services,
faience and all kinds of biioutere and brio
a-brac such as testified to the popularity OF
the bride and groom, whose wedding, will
lDuG "a al sHN
OF san Francisco society.
Notes.
A charity concert and dramatic recital will
be held this evening at Irving Hall in aid of
the building fund Of st. Stephens Episcopal
Church of COlusa.
The Vernons will give their second ami
versary ball this evening at Union-square
Hall.
Empire Lodge, No. 1872, K. and l.. of H..
will give its regular monthly social this
evening at its hall
Junior Court Pride of California, No. 8.
A. o. f. of A., will hold its fourth open
meeting on Friday evening next at 9O9R
Market street. Senior and junior members
and their friends are cordially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Page celebrated their
wooden wedding last week at Monterey by
ents, among others from Miss Naglee, Mrs.
. Adan Grant. Mrs Kittle and Mrs. Griffith.
:: The marriage If Miss Louise a. COndit-
SInitli to DIR. Leonard Wood occurred yes
trrday in Washington, ID. G. An account Of
the brilliant affair appears IN another
The New Social Club.
The personnel of tho new social club, N.
S. l.. r., No. 10, was divulged last night at
their initial hop at Lunts Hall. They are
bright set of young gentlemen who eyi-
IDENTIFY have the purpose and means to make
their parties, which will be held every two
months, notable events in the doings Of the
social world.
The hall last night had been handsomely
decorated by the members with cordons OF
evergreens, radiafing from central hang
ing basket OF flowers and grasses. About
100 invitations had been issued, and as
there were few regrets the hall was COM
fouably flied with fair ladies in pretty
toilets and bright-faced young men, all in
evening dress. The grand march was
Taylor Jr. and Miss Grace Noble. Yancke
furnished the music for a series of fourteen
dances. including the Jersey. Delicious re-
fieobm, ntS We're served between the num-
bers.
A feature of this successful opening con-
sisted OF the form of programmes. They
were simply paper cuffs, ornamented with
bathroom belle, the mysterious title Of the