The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-21

Church at Il 80 o'clock. The contracting
parties were Miss Katie c. O'Brien and
Mr.. William w. Carriger. The groom is
The son of Mr.. Nicholas Carriger, promi-
nent citizen of that valley. Miss Nellie
O'Brien was the maid of honor. The church
was beautifully decorated, and contained
large number of friends of the youn couple.
The wedding march was played as the
bridal party made its appearance Rev. j. j.
Sullivan performed the ceremony with due
impressiyeness. The bride and groom were
warmly congratulated. The presents were
numerous and costly.
a reception, limited strictly to the rela-
tons and immediate friends of the family,
was afterward held at the O'Bren resi-
dence. There was a Sumptu0us lunch
served and the champagne flowed freely.
Many tOaStS were offered and responded to.
The fairsSt of spring blossoms mad been
laY;shly used in decorating the residence,
which was made particularly attractive.
The newly married couple departed on
the 20 train for San Francisco, amid show
ers of rice and old shoes, intending the fol
lowing day to leave for Southern Califor-
MIA. where they will visit all places Of in
tereSt.
Society Personals.
Dr. Charles H. Brigham and Mrs. Brig
ham have gone down to Del Coronado on a
visit
Mrs. Emma G. Wendell widow of the late
Hon. j. F. Wendell, has decided to remain
in town and rent her commodOus residence
and take a smaller house.
The Misses Sallie and Laura Eckfeldt
have taken up their residence at the Hotel
Mirabeau. Miss Laura's injuries in the late
Lake Labish wreck in Oregon were at first
feared to be very serious, but she is now
doing nicely and her fair face Will not be in
the least disfigured. 1t viii be remembered
that Miss Saliie was the heroine OF the
wreck.
Miss Constance Walker, the accomplished
daughter of DR.. David Walker of Portland.
Oregon. is now the guest OF the Misses Eek
feldt ut the Hotel Mirabeau.
Mr. ID. 0. Mills intended to leave for New
York yesterday via Virginia City and early
next month sail for Europe on the Norman
die to visit his daughter. Mrs. Reid, in Paris
Lieutenant Walter Cabell and Lieutenant
Lowering leave San Francisco in about two
weeks. Mr.. Cabell has been attached to the
Thirteenth Infantry at Fort Supply and
Mr.. Lowering will join his regiment at Fort
Spokane
Mrs. Knox-Goodrich of San Jose, who has
been quite i'll, is cOnvalescing. She is at
tended by her daughter, Mrs. e. H. Maddox
| of this city.
DR.. George F. Thornton has been visiting
| in Bakersfield,
| Miss Amy Head has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. l. u. Huntoon of San jose.
The Misses Estele and Bertha Simpson
of Stockton are visiting friends here.
Miss Lillian l.. Lee Of Vancouver is visit
! ing Mrs. Vanderlynn Stow
Dr. Preston Bailhache of the United
! States Marine Hospital left yesterday with
his family for short trip Of the interior of
| the State.
Miss Agnes Hunter has returned to Va
! llejo after an enjoyable visit To the Misses
! Mcmillan.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. n. Walter and family
| will occupy their cottage in San Rafael next
| Monday.
Nr. Thomas j. Burns and his daughter.
| Miss Kitty Burns, of Victoria, j. c., after
| having spent several weeks in san Fran
! cisco renewing the acquaintance of friends
! Of former days, have returned to their Brit
! ish Columbia home well pleased with their
! visit to the city. They were accompanied
! by Miss Agnes Lyons, who intends spending
! few months in Victoria as their guest.
a party of friends, many of them mem
/ bers Of the order of the Mystic Shrine, will
| leave to-day on an excursion to the
! Hawaiian Islands. Among the ladies will
be: Mrs. Brophy. Mrs. d. r. Ryan and
Mrs. F. E. Fielding. They will be gone
| about two months.