The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-04
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Wedding Of Mr.. L. Sullivan and
Miss Lily 0rtmann.
Details CT the Rankin Donohoe Marriage.
Family Gatherings-A Picnic to Mes
Canyon-Personals

day. a reception will be rendered him dur
ing his stay.
Miss Juliet Wilbor Tompkins of San Lee
andre, daughter of the late Edward TOMB
kiuS, and a niece of the late Governor Ii. ii.
Haight will graduate at VasSar this year.
Miss Tompkins was prepared for college
by her sister, and is the second member OF
the family by whom graduation honors
have been won AT Vassar.
Excelsior Lodge. No. 1852, will give their
monthly hop this evening at Union-square
Hall.
The wedding of Miss Louise Josephine
hampton to Mr.. Thomas William Croft of
Kent, England, took place on the 30th ult.,
Miss Agnes hampton, the brides sister, be-
ing bridesmaid, Mr.. Thomas ii. Lawler Jr
acting as best man. ana Miss Emily Lamp
ton as maid of honor. After the ceremony,
a quiet reception was held at the residence
of the brides mother. Mrs. Frank Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Croft left on Sunday for Santa
Cruz On their return they will reside in
Oakland
Last Saturday a merry crowd left the
residence of Sumner S. Foster in the bus
young America" After pleasant ride
of two and half hours they reached their
destination at Crystal Springs. The day
was spent in dancing and games. The oc-
casion will long be remembered by all who
attended.
On Sunday last the Merry Crowd" to-
gether With a number of friends, enjoyed a
very palatable luncheon at the residence of
Mr.. and Mis-. r. Corcnran at Colma Sta
ton. A most pleasant day was spent
The San Francisco operate Society will
present Heart and Hand" Lecocq's pop
ular comedy, this evening at the Bii0u The
alter for the benefit Of the Childreu's Hospi-
tai. large at tendance is looked for
Rankin DOnOhoe Wedding in San Rafael.
At the pretty wedding. already briefly
noted in the telegraphic columns of yester-
day, which united Miss Rose Mcguire DnnO-
hoe, only daughter of British Consul and
Mrs. Denis DOnOhoe. to Mr.. Montague Han
kin, late of the Madras Staff Corps at st.
PauPs Episcopal Church, San Rafael, the
maid of honor was Miss Mabel Barton Colt
of Buffalo, y. Y, cousin of the bride. Mr..
II. G.. Gardner was best man, and the ushers
were Mr.. Claude L. Hamilton and Mr..
Denis Donohoe Jr.
The 2 city little church was charmingly
dressed in white roses, Gala lilies and green
foliage. Rev. DIR. Story performed the cere-
mOny. the bride who looked beautiful in
necklace and pendant, the gift If her
mother, being given away by Consul DOno-
hoe The "LOhengrin March" was rendered
by Mr., Smith as the bridal partr advanced
through the crowded aSsemblage Of fash
ionable people present, and MendelssOhn's
wedding March" as the cOrtege retroreded.
After enjoying an elaborate breakfast at
| the DOn0hue residence, which was made
particularly bright with dollhouse and gar
den flowers in generous profuSioa, the bride
and groom left for Santa Cruz, intending,
on their return about the 1st proX., 10 oc-
| cupy their elegant cottage in San Rafael.
| The wedding gifts included large amount
| of faiencP, services and bIjnuterie, many
! valuable cases arriving from abroad.
Those at the DouOhoe residences included:
| Mr.. and Mrs. Denis Don0hoe Jr., Baron and
| Baroness Won Schroeder, Mr., and Mrs. Mon
roe Salisbury, Mrs. Groom, Mrs. IompkinS,
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Barber, the Misses
| Barber, Miss HYDE, Miss Kittle, Mr. and
| Mrs. J. c. Kittle. Miss Margaret kittle, Mr..
| and Mrs. Robert BalfOur, Mr.. Warren Clark,
/ Mr.. 7. T. K. Cormac, the Misses Fried
! lander, Miss Bowie Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus
! Bowie. Count MaTizz Mr. Harry g. Gard
| Der Mr.. WOrthington Ames, Miss Camilla
| Ashe, Mr.. Carey FriedIander, Mrs. Mervyn
| J. Donahue, Mr.. aud Mrs. John +. Boyd,
| Mrs. T. f. Colt. Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton
| Colt, Miss Colt, Miss Jessie Colt,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Champion Mr. and
! Mrs. John T. BigeIow. Mr.. and Mrs. George
| Knight White, Mr. and Mrs Vincent Neal,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Basil Heathcote. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Henry T. Scott, Miss Champio1, Mr.
| and Mrs. j. OBJ. Gum. Mr. and Mrs. Pei
| ham Ames, the Misses Ames, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Arthur T. Marvin, Mrs. Charles Mason,
| Mrs. f. w. Russell, Mr.. and Mrs Francis
! Avery, the Misses Hastings, Mr.. and Mrs.
! Carter, Mr.. P. POnerOy, Mr.. and Mrs.
! Evan Evans. Captain and Mrs. Thomas
| Barry, the Misses Lichtenberg, Rev. DR..
/ -
Mr.. Ward McAllistev Jr.. Rev. Mr. and
Mrs. Crosby, Mr. and Mrs. John E. de Ruy-
ter, Miss May Hoffman, Mr.. William G..
Rice Cooke, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Allen,
| Mr.. Wellesley Moore Mr.. and Mrs George
Pinckard, Mr.. William Babcock, Mr.
fairy BabcOek, Mr.. Claude I. Hamilton.
Private Picnic TO Niles Canyon.
The Mignonettes. composed of the leading
| members of Fremont ParlOr, Native Daugh-
tiers, and Riaeon and Pacific parlors, n alive
| Sons, gave their first private picnic to Niles
Canyon on Sunday, May oath Il was a
very enjoyable affair. The committee, Mr.
James Campbell, Mr.. W. Z. Foley, Miss
Debbie Barry, Miss Mollie Dillon, Miss Ger
tie Campbell and Miss Laura Fritz. left
nothing uudOne that might tend TO make it
| a success. The day was spent in rowing,
singing, dancing and games Among those
present were: Miss Eliza MONTAGUE, Miss
Nellie Cody, Miss Mary Sutton, Miss
Maggie Johnson, Miss Minnie Dunlap. Miss
Maggie Collins, Miss Jessie Caliaghan,
Miss Hannah Collins, Miss Clara Z0wasky,
Miss Mamie Keefe; Messrs, J. +. Finn, j.
HendFy, I. Williams, w Burke, J. Hanley,
| r. Atwood, c. Wells, j. Casad j. Wells, w.
Wood, Ed Mahoney, NJ. Egan, NJ Lang.
The Sullivan Ortmann Wedding.
Last evening at St. Dominic's Church an
interesting wedding united Miss Lily Ort-
mann, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John f.
| 0rtmann, to Mr.. Thomas Sullivan, son of
| Mrs. Z. Il. Sullivan. and rising young
| business man Of this city
The church, which had been handsomely
decorated chiefly with palms, was crowded
with interested spectators. About S15
o'clock the bridal party entered-the brides
maids, Miss NJ. Sullivan, Miss NJ. GibboD,
Miss p Cousin and Miss a. Sullivan, and
the usheTS. Messrs. Joseph Hooper. j. f.
Brooke. James p. Sweeney and NJ. kast,
being followed by the maid of honor, Miss
Frederick 0rtmann, the brides sister. Then
came the bride on the arm of her father,
| meeting her fance. attended by Mr. w. o.
Butler, at the altar, where the cereE ony
was performed by Father Reilly, assisted
| by Father Dugan. Few couples have been
| more admired than Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan
as they walked down the aisle to their car
riage.
A reception, limited to the family and
| close friends. afterward took place at the
| elegant residence of MIR. and Mrs. Ortmann
| on the northwest corner of Pine and Scott
streets. Here flowers had been profusely
and tastefully employed TO impart delight
full atmosphere Of natures Iuxuriant beauty
to the memorable occasion. Cordons of
evergreens and roses met from all sides of
| the main parlor. transforming the scene
| into a pretty Arcadan bower. Entering
through long canvas vestibule hung with
lanterns the guests offered their congratu-
lations and afterward participated in the
elaborate supper served by Cusin aud later
festivities. Nor did the many presents fail
TO receive their due need of admiration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sullivan leave to-day for a
wedding tour through the Yosemite Valley.