The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-16
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Marriage of Miss Brownie Sedg.
wick and Mr.. f. Merritt.
The Smith INSTRUMENTATION Addition Club
Westinghouse Recent Weddings.
Party on Powell Avenue.

| The Newspaper-carrIers' Union will be ten
| dered benefit this evening at Saratoga Hall by
! the AlcaZar Dramatic Company. An attractive
/ entertainment Will be followed by dancing.
Mr. NJ. j. Chaplin of the firm of Brown, Craig
| & Co. of this city was married in Seattle on the
| 7th inst. to Miss Belle A. Ingham, daughter oil
| the late Professor o. s. Ingham. he ceremony
| was performed at the residence OF The brides
! sister, Mrs A. Ii. Whtcher by The Rev. Clark
| Davis. The bride, who his edited the society
| columns OF The Seattle Telegraph for the last SIX
months, has many friends In the Eerth. MIR. and
| Mrs. Chaplin have arrived In this city aud VIII
| reside here.
Court FL Dorado, No. 1910. A. o. F. of A, Will
give their third anniversary party this evening at
! Odd Fellows Hall.
Gu Sunday evening at Los Angeles Miss Viola
Meyer and Mir. Emanuel Davis were married by
| the Rev. DR.. Blum. MIR. Davis Is young bust
ness man OF this city, where the happy pair VIII
| 90 TO housekeeping on their arrival from
! southern tour.
A domino party Will be given by Empire Lodge,
| No. 49, X. aud l.. OF H., AT Union-square Hail
| this evening.
A social will be given by Court Defiance, No.
| 7540, a. y. f. OF A.,thls evening at Mozart Han.
On Sunday evening Mr.. Sig Harris of Seat
lie gave an elaborate banquet In that city 10 GER
| ebrate the marriage OF his sister, which TOOK
| place here on that date.
| a social entertainment, to celebrate 4 Scotch
irish anniversary, Will lake place This evening al
Washington Council. O. c. r., held pleasant
1
| large number OF grand officers were present
Court Bay Cny, No. 6S5. a. o. +. OF A., Will
| give ball this evening at B'nal Birth Hail
reception VIII be rendered to Major -General
JOnn Gibbon. U. S. A., by The Military Order OF
| the Loyal Legion OF the United States this even
Ing al tile Occidental Hotel.
The Smith Luncheon.
| ISIS Belle Smith gave one of her delightful
| lunch parties yesterday afternoon at the resi-
| deEce OF her parents, MIR. and Mrs. W. II. Smith,
| 220l Buchanan street.
The flower Of the season." lilacs, prettily
| decorated the table, where a soft light from
| pink shaded caBdelbra was reflected from sparN-
| lug crystal aud eliltetiGg metal The name
| cards harmonZed with the prevailing tone OF Inc
tasteful decorations. delicious menu was fol-
| lowed by music aGd conversation IN the pdflorS.
| The guests were: Mrs Herman OtirichS, MISS
| Nellie JOiffe, Mrs Hugh Vail Of Los Angeles,
| MIS- j. Vail, Miss Marie VOORHEES,, Miss Lille
| OConuor, Miss Reed, Miss Nellie HIllyer and
| Miss Lille Brush.
| Merritt-Sedgwick Wedding in Oakland.
Last evening quiet wedding OF considerable
| interest TO society people took place In Oakland.
| The contracting parties were Miss Browne
| Sedgwick, Tho pretty and accomplished younger
daughter OF tile Hon. John Sedswck, aud Sis
| ter OF Mrs. I. T. Dargie of Oakland, and MIR.
| Frederick a. Merritt. nephew of the late DIR.
| Samuel Merritt.
1t was 4 simple home-wedding, the arrange
ments being very quief, owing to the recent
| bei eaYement in Tie BRIDES family. Only rela-
lives ana few intimate friends were invited 10
| witness the ceremony, which took place at the
| bjOu residence of Mr.. and Mrs. L. I. Darge on
| tie corner OF Twelfth and Alice streets, Oak
| land.
A dainty bower had been arranged in a bay
| window and here, framed by lovely screen OF
| foliage, jeweled with white lilies aud lilac
| blooms, aud surrounded by their friends, the
| happy pair were united soon after 8 30 o'cl0cN
| by The Rev. Mr.. Richie OF ST. Pauls Church.
| The bridesmaid was hlisS Sallie b. Hampton OF
Spokane Falls, cousin of Tie bride, aud Mr..
VIII q. Cohen ofllelated as best man 10 the
| groom.
Alter the ceremony the guests assembled in
| the parl0rs, fragrant with choice blossoms, many
stands bearing the cards of friends, offered warm
| congratulations 10 the groom auo his beautiful
bride. The wedding, supper was afterward en-,
| ioyed on the uple floor, where ''lhe health and
happiness OF the btlde and groom was duly
| toasted. The wedding gifts, which included
| handsome SCI OF diamonds and great dea! OF
| silvetwafe, were much admired.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt VIII 90 south To-day on
| their bridal "trip. takugin Los Angeles and COrO-
| nado Beach. On their return, in about "a month,
| tBey Will occupy the completely appointed upper
/ suite on he corner of Alice aud Twelfth streets,
where Mir. aud Mrs. T. L. Darge are already
| pleasantly located.
Western Addition Club Entertainment.
The April meeting OF the Western Addition
| Literary and Social Club WAS the occasion of
| very attractive programme. HabItues at these
| pleasant entertainments are becoming aecus.
| toned 10 exuect good fare, and the knowing
| ones" wisely attend early TO secure good seat.
| Last evening there were several belated ISLANDERS
| at the doors.
Onenbach's bright operetta was naturally the
feature of The following welt,Iendered pro-
| gHhlie. OfeItuie, Nodn b,auut Oichesta'
recitation, Stleeieu, n,i' frahk L. COOiey; violin
Soiu' Spanish DauSe NodIasdteh MI EuWaru
| "PaqueIeIte," opeIetla IN one act (Onen baehD,
Win the following Detsona: Babolet, A. M.
d misS Ait anat,a a' mg 5e
L. Parent Jr.
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vested in lie following gentlemen; Officers"
| President, George a. Muliin; Vice-President,
| A. NJ Thornton; treasurer, W. a. Searles;
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| Mr.: and Mrs. Byron Mauzy, who were well re-
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| oihciatlng. Ihe edihce was beautifully decor
| ated with flowers and palms, and was crowded
10 lis doors with The relatives and friends nj the
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