The morning call., 1891-12-03
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Quiet Wedding of Miss Du!ce
BOladO and Mr.. Ashe.
Tie Recent Bixler Musicale Financial Sue
cess-A Complimentary Banquet Hide
brand-Hauser wedding-Etc.

The Board OF Managers of San Francisco Nur-
sery for Homeless Children announce another Of
their enjoyable teas 10 be given at the residence
of Mrs. a. Weike, 222S Clay street, Saturday,
December 18th, for which an excellent musical
and literary programme has been arranged.
Dancing In the evening. Admission, including
tea, 80 cents.
Mrs. Z. Preston Robinson has sent out invita-
lions for dance given In honor OF her debutante
daughter on Wednesday evening. December
10th, AZ the Hotel PleasantOn.
The Simpson Chauiauqua Literary and Scien-
tific Circle met in Simpson NJ. L. Church parlurs
Tuesday evening. Besides the monthly review
the circle listened 10 an interesting ana varied
programme, comprising u sketch of the life of
Washington by Mrs. Ii. l.. Gear; select reading,
Mrs. c. Ii. Bllnn; vocal solo, MRS. Ii. T. McIn-
tosh; plano solo. Miss Miller; address, The
Relation OF the Chautauqua Idea aud the Unit
yersity Extension" DIR. A. c. Hrst, ana several
general discussions. The circle has member
ship OF more than 100, and its weekly meetings
are of great interest and profit
To-day. from 10 O'clock in the morning until
IL o'clock in The evening, bazaar VIII be held
al The residence OF Mrs. A. TruewOrthy, 26lo
Webster street, for the benefit OF 81. Albans
sunday school large attendance IS expected.
Mr.. John Charles ADAMS gave a dinner last
Tuesday evening In one OF the private dining.
rooms OF The California hotel III honor OF Mr..
Castor VI. Ashe, who was married last evening
10 Miss Bolado. Covers were laid for ten guests.
The Holy Cross FAIR al Saratoga Han is at
tracing considerable attention and is well
worthy visit. Between the hours of II and
O'Clock 4 hot lunch Is served, and to-day tho
menu will include roast turkey, chicken and
other 9thet tempting items at the ordinary raies
IalT.
To-day Miss Hattie Calm and Dr. A. L. Leng.
Ielu oil The ntyefSlty of California Will he
ned al the Re sldence of the BRIDES pareuts
Lutte Miss Jessie Milai, "the California
prodigy" and Master Harry Browning were
rendered an enjoyable birthday party recently
by Mis- William Delaney, at her residence, De-
Tie De Mos Club gave their first party last
night, at Union square hall. Ii was enjoy
abe affair The officers ard committees were as
Mr. d Smiths Wee President h MH t'esssn.
Recording Secretary; Ar. j. Crowley, Financial
secretary; Mr.. g. Crowley. Treasurer; floor
A Gesgus D. Smith, ". Laid si' 5. Iuiler j.
Crowley, c. GerIson, Al. Bernstein d. Eizner.
The Adine Musical Cub viii give fuIl-dress
party this evening al Cnon-sQuars Hall
Al The elegant reception given by Mrs. John
Wignore OF Los Angeles 10 MIR. and Mrs. Al
phone igmOIe OF this city the guests Included:
Mrs. John Z. Platter, Mis-. Dewey, Miss Dewey,
Mrs. Major BOnSa Miss Jennie BonsalI, Mrs.
Governor SlonemaD, Mrs. c. A. Sumner, Mis-,
man, Miss Forman, Mrs. h. M. Widney, Miss
SHIN, Mrs. Silent, Mrs. Baker, Miss Silent, Miss
Baker, Miss Butler, Mrs. Shoemaker, Mrs. w. S.
Moore. Mrs. Z. C. Carpenter. Miss Clemons.
Lunch Will be served To-day by The laues Of
The Society for Christian Work in the pariors OF
lie First Unitarian Church Oh the corner OF
Geary and Franklin streets. the hours men,
TONED are from II 10 2. variety OF aprons
for sale, and as the good work Of the society Is
hampered for want of funds The patronage OF
the public Is asked.
Gratifying Result.
The net receipts OF thu musicale given recently
at the residence of Mrs. David Bixler for the
benefit The Pioneer Kindergarten Society were
over S1l0o-a most gratifying result 10 those
WHO worked for the success or the anar. The
Executive Committee desire to hereby express
their sincere thanks to The following-named
firms. individuals and journals: To Me ssrs.
Barrollhet, Sloss, Gerstle aud Hecht. aud 10
Messrs. Adolph Sutro, +. e. Kirby and Pcdesta
& Co. Tor howersi 10 MessIs. Esberg & Bach
man aud Oppenheimer Co. for cigars; 10 Green
berg Greenberg for ribbOns; TO GTuenhagen
q Sparrow for candies. and 10 THE CALL and
other papers for discounts on bills for adYertis.
ing.
The Ashe- ID olado Wedding.
a quiet home wedding. but one notable for the
prominence of the contracting parties ana the
beauty Of all the arrangements: took place last
evening III this city.
Miss Dulce Bolado, the bride, is one OF the
most lovely and fortunate of Caliiorna's daugh.
tiers. She is a member OF one OF the Oldest rep
Tesentatiye Spanish families on the Coast, her
Grandmothers brother having been Don Alya-
RADIO, one of the early Governors of the State
under the Spanish regime. Her father, MIR.
Joaquin BOlado, the capitalist, whose only child
she is. came TO California in 1S49 and has ever
since resided here The family settling IN Mon
ierey County, near the Old seat OF government.
Her lucky husband, Mr.. CASTOR NJ Ashe. Is a
son OF Mrs. {. l.. Ashe Of hts city and nephew
OF lie late Admiral Farragut. He is an a tOrn-y
by profession and as member of the bohemian
and oiLer clubs as well In The eyes OF society
al large stands high IN popular favor
lie wedding took place about o'clock al The
residence OF the brides father. 52S Suffer street.
A bryy OF charming young lady friends OF The
bride under the inspiring leadership OF Miss
Mamie Burling had been allowed TO have their
own way about the decorations, which were
unique. In the rear parlor where the ceremony
took place, the entire ceiling was hidden by a
dome OF vtIdure, wrought OF interlaced chains OF
smlIax richly studded with Duchesse and Cecile
Bruner roses. The iHterSiices ana the archway
between The GOoms were occupied by Whine oaby-
balloons, which gave f1eeCy cloudy aspect.
Another pretty touch was the maSsing OF silver
leaves in the windows and before the prie-d ieu
besides several artisucallY disposed clusters Of
flowers.
The bride entered on the arm of her father 10
the music of Brandps Orchestra, and looking
very lovely in her heavy wedding robe of faille
irancais aud bridal wreath OF orange blossoms
She has the large, soft, dreamy Spanish eyes
and the olive complexion for which Casiillan
beauties are noted. She was attended by Miss
Belle Ashe as mlid-0f hOnOr. The handsome
groom was supported by Mr.. Sidney Ash his
best man.
AS tile musical march 'trembled away into
silence" there ensued a hush among the as
sehbl d friends, and tbere was heard only the
voice OF the officiating priest This was
Father Sobrantlni. who had baptized mar
mother OF the bride in his sacred Office
and had come up from Salinas expressly to per
form this rite The benediction OF the venerable
father was followed by warm congratulations
and later by the service OF an elaborate supper
in a lower room, ornate With red and yellow
chrysanthemUms. After supper several hours
were pleasantly passed in thf parors and punch
room, the latter transformed into perfect
bower OF grape vines.
TIE bridal gifts sent to the young couple were
exceptionally beautiful and told OF very wide
circle OF friends.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ashe leave to-day for a southern
trip and will afterward reside for the present al
52S Suffer street, where Airs. Ashe will receive
on Mondays IN January.
Following Is u partial list OF those present:
Mrs c: /, Ashe, Mrs; Judge Webb OF Salinas.
Misses Morgan, Miss Mamie Burl!ng, Mr. ana
Mrs. Nuttall, Mr.. aud Mrs. Bonnell, MISS Bon
nell. Miss Fannie Thompson. Miss OConnell.
The Misses Millie and Betlis Ashe MIR. and Mrs.
McLaren, Miss Loyal, MIR. and Mrs. Hugh
Ieyls, Mr.. and Mrs. Han McAllister. Miss Hllda
Castle. Mrs. Cooper, Miss Alice Cooper, Mrs.
Henry Williams, Miss CRUDE Mr.. aud Mrs.
Harry Williams, Judge and Mrs. ". w. Nor
row. Miss Maud Morrow, Judge and Mrs. 0. P.
Blair. Miss Scott Mr. ana Mrs. Louis A. Gar
nett Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Ashe, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Edward Townsend. Mr.. and Mrs: Edward Ham
iton Mr., and Mrs. +. Zeile. Miss Helen Wheeler;
Messrs. L. NJ. Garrett, Lieutenant James e.
Ruuce, r. Porter Ashe, A S. Ashe, James
Ihelan, Lansing Miner. Edgar A. Miner. Dr.
William Miner, Lonis Sloss Jr., Donald de v
Graham, George Hall. Northrup Cowles Ru-
dolph Neuman, +. l.. n. Noble. John Charles
Adams, William McDonough. James Coleman.
Augustus Cassery, j. b. Cassery, Harry Bis
sell, Basil Ricketts,, j. Il. Tuthl, Sampson Z.
Tucker. George Magic, Donald Y Campbell,
George Lent, Harold Wheeler
A Class Outing.
Last Thursday Mr.. W. 7. Pleyin gave an en-
joyable excursion TO The members of his Sunnov
school class.
The trip included a visit to the Chinese Gene
teIies, Ocean Beach (where The younger children
obliterated any unpleasant memories of the
cemeteries in the surD and the park, after which
the juveniles returned to their several homes
with happy hearts aud ruddy cheeks as souye-
Mrs Of their outing
Among those who enjoyed themselves were: