The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-07
Marriage of Miss Christine Bar.
reda and Mr.. Charles
A. Moore.
TIE CAsEY-DILLoN WEDDING
An Afternoon Tea-KIinger- Brodek
Wedding A MoAIIister- Street
Surprise-Party on Cough Street.
Farewell Banquet-"AII Night
Party in Oakland-The Bijou
Entertainment.

wedding of peculiar interest and social en-
pFessement took place at noon yesterday. The
contracting parties were Miss Christine Barreda
daughter OF Mrs. Frederick L. Barreda and Mr.
Charles A Moore eldest son OF Mr. and Mrs
Austin ID. Moore, whose handsome residence on
Tie corner OF Pacific avenue and DeVisadero
street is recent acquisition to the number OF
Our picturesque homes. Both bride and groom
are weli-known in leading society circles, aud
the announcement OF their engagement excited
much interest. Another wedding in the grOOm'S
family, that of Mr. ana Mrs. Percy p. Moore
(nee MacOndIay), at Menlo Park, is still fresh in
the memory of society.
The scene of the ceremony was the residence
OF the brides mother, Mrs. L. L. Bareda, 2121
Buchanan street. where the eliminating point in
the graceful floral embellishments was reached
In the drawing room suite. Here, before mas.
slge marble mantel. half-buried In bank of
blossoms, two stately palms threw alOft their
broad leaves, which formed an ideal canopy for
the sanctuary Of the occasion. Beneath their
shadow were set two pTie-dieux, mantled with
shel-pink satin, richly embroidered with colored
flower designs.
THIS sacred shrine Of Hymen was only entered
by lifting aside a rich ctimson-eord curtain,
which separated 1t from the remaining rooms Of
the suite, where amid an artists dream Of flow
ers and foliage, the guests Of the occasion as
sembled. II was almost punetually at noon that
Rev. AOysiuS NaTsl, S. j., commenced the SOL
music
died away and the bridal group arranged itself
before hun. Miss Carmeletta Selby, a charming
little maid, stood beside the maid OF honor, Miss
Rose riedai sister OF The bride The brides
maids were: Miss Eva McAlIlster. Miss Otis.
Miss Auna Head, Miss Woolrieh and the Misses
Moore. MI a. CasSeTley was the sole usher,
aud The groom was attended by Blr. Frederick
Macondray. The solemnity OF the occasion cul-
minated alter the bride had been given away by
her brother, MIR. Frederick Barreda, and the
united pair knelt 10 receive the DenedictiOL
80 which concluded the ceremony.
Some TWO hundred friends came TO offer their
Haimest congratulations on The suspicious
union, many including the brides sister, having
1curneyed from distance 10 be present The
wedding breakfast-a most elaborate one-fol-
lowed, amid toasting, the "cutIing of the cake'
and The general cordially of appropriate en-
thuSasn. 10 me sum OF enjoyment choice
music contributed its quota. II was far ad-
Ydnced III lie al eTnOon before tile guests grad
ually dispersed in their carriages.
Mr. and Mrs. Moore lett in the evening for the
Eastern States on tour which may possibly be
extended TO Europe. heir wedding gifts were
extraordinarily numerous and beautiful, nelud-
ing apparently every variety OF tribute possible
to be suggested by taste and friendly regard
Notes.
The wedding OF MIR. 7. T. Dargie OF Oakland
and Miss Bessie SedgwIck of this city will be
solem niZed al st. Luke's Church, this evening al
s 80 o'clock.
During his stay in Tacoma, Bir W. Howard
Taylor, champion OF the Pacific Coast Lawn
Tennis Association, played Mr. Colby OF New
York. Tie feature of the game, according 10
local exchange, was Mr.. Ta5lor's "baek-hand
returns" which eventually decided the contest
III his favor.
The Pigs in Glover Club held an election at
their club-rooms on Post street last night when
The following were elected 1or the ensuing term
Of six months: President MIR. w. A. Peterson;
Nlce-PreSldeHt, Mr.. Fred w. Knerri Recording
Secretary, Mr.. James A. Hall; Financial Secre-
tary, MIR. Z. Martin; Treasurer, Mr.. James S.
Hawkins; Sergeant, Mr.. John Madden.
One OF the pleasantesI events OF the past week
al Los Angeles was The family newell party
given by General and Mrs. Mcdonnell. al their
reSfdeneey " ednesday evening. TO their daugh-
parture for Oakland, where she will take a two
years course and graduate at the Convent Of the
Sacred Heart. Miss Lille mcdonnell is deserv-
eddy great favoTiIe and brings north with her
the best wishes Of host Of friends.
Excelsior Lodge, No. 1852, Il. and l.. OF d.,
VIII give its third anniversary bail at Odd Eel
a very pleasant Tea was given yesterday after
noon by Mrs. Snell-Poulson TO a number OF lady
friends al her apartments In the Hotel Pleasan-
ton. Among the guests were: Mrs. j. d. Red
ding, Miss Ada Dyas and Miss Craddoek.
The Casey-DiIIon Wedding.
a limited number OF friends assembled yester-
day morning at ST. Johns Church, on Eddy
sueet to witness an interesting marriage cere-
mOny. Tie bride. Mrs. Kale f. Dillon, IS a
sister-n-law OF the late Mrs. Charles Nc
Laughlin and a cousin OF Mrs. Henry j. Croker
(uee Ives. The groom, Mr.. Maurice Casey, as
tile agent OF the estate OF Charles and Kate ID.
Mclaughlin and Secretary Of the Central Gas
light Company, occupies prominent place In
business circles, where he possesses both the
esteem aud friendship Of all who know him best.
The Rev. Robert Kenna, S. j., Vice President
OF st. IgnaIius College, performed the impress
sye ceremony, which was followed by nuptial
mass. The sanctuary was effectively adorned
with flowers and an array Of exotics, while the
altar was bright with the soft glow OF number
less waXe1 taPeTs.
There was no formal reception after the eere-
nOny and after receiving the congratulations OF
their friends and the many good wishes eX-
pressed al a recherche breakfast, Mr.. and Mrs.
Casey left for a bridal tour IN the southern por-
ton Of the State. Upon their return they will
up from the country 10 attend the wedding. In
Guiding Mrs. o. foSgate, MIR. and Mrs w. j.
E0sgate, Dir. George FoSgate and MIR. Andrew
FOsgate, Of Santa Clara.
A Farewell Banquet.
Mr.. Lawrence 2. Cadogan of the First National
Bank, who sailed for Guatemala on Monday,
was gwen a remarkably pleasant farewell pan
quet Saturday night, the I'd inst, by number
OF his most intimate friends. who while Tiny
Iamented the fact that he leaving, heartily
wished him complete success and good health in
foreign Fl eds. The banqueters were: Messrs.
j. J. Cadogan, p. A. Cadogan, l.. +. Cadogan. E.
d. Price, George de Vain, Charles Cushing,
Joseph GhiraTdelli, John Bivan, S. L. CraYelli,
i. Il. CuthbeTl, Charles GailiaTd Il. j. Harrison,
/. Blacnree.
The KiinKer-Brodek Wedding.
Last evening at Uuion-square Hall there was
celebrated in elaborate form the marriage of Mr..
William Klinger. with the California Insurance
Company, and Miss Title Brodek daughter OF
Mr. aud Mrs. q. BrOdek OF this city.
A large number OF friends witnessed the i'm