The morning call., 1891-11-19

AN FRANCISCO. IL
porter like a glove" Miss CosGro had a
most effective makeup" and carried her
role through with her accustomed reserved
force. The little piece was a decided sue
cess.
Dancing followed under the direction of
Mr.. w. e. Conner.
The Sidebofham- Niokerson Wedding.
The following further particulars have
come to hand regarding the interesting
wedding of DR.. Harold Sidebotham and
Miss Maud Nickerson noted in this column
on Monday:
The event was celebrated at "MIramar." Mon
tecito, the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. Donlton.
The Rev. W. II. Ramsey oficiated. The bride,
lovely brunette, looked charming In gown OF
white BengaIlne and priceless point lace. The
maid of honor Miss Myra NickerSon, was in
blue, the bodice ornamented with yellow chrys-
anthemums, and presented avery lovely picture.
The bridegroom is handsome, manly looking
gentleman. The floral display (palms aud chrys-
aDthemums) was magnificent
The bride, escorted by her father. entered tine
room TO the strains OF the Lohengrin wedding
march, Four lovely children held white satin
ribbon on either side OF them. The service was
most impressive, and few OF the numerous COM
pany Will forget the scene rs the happy couple
plghted their trOIh, the beat of the waves on
the near sea shore seeming 10 accompany the
beautiful words OF the ritual as spoken by the
minister. The joyful music of hlendelssobn's
wedding March" was lifting close 10 tue
he happy couple took their departure amidst
shower OF rice aud slippers, leaving for Los
Angeles A pleasing episode was tho slowing r,
further EXPRESSION of feeling which viii be
long remembered by those concerned. DIR. and
Mrs Sidebotham on thelI return Will make
MonteciiO their home. They are now at Del
Coronado.
A Septuagenarian Honored.
very enjoyable surprise party was ten
dered to MIR. George Scarper ut his residence
on Sixteenth street on Saturday evening,
the 9TH inst, in honor of his SEVENTEEN
birthday anniversary. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. George Scarper, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. B. Blanchard, of Menlo; Mr.. and Mrs.
5. +. Marion, of San Leandro; MIR. and
Mrs. William Myrick, of Mayfeld; Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed r. Gomez Mr.. and Mrs. James
Mrs. S. a. Egleslon. Miss Lizzie Scarper,
Miss Clara Peace Miss Cora Milton, Miss
NJ. Marion of San Leandro; Messrs, +. Mil
Ter, G. A Luli, A. }. Tickner, F. kull. q.
Bramwald A. Higgins, F.. B. Dexter. g.
Brown. w. CIotty, c. Molloy, Ii. Alien,
James Barry.
The Y. L. 1. Entertainment.
A number of friends enjoyed the enter
tainment and ball given last evening by
Young Ladies' Institute No. 2 at Irving
Hall.
The programme was participated in by
Miss Minnie Beckett, Miss Kitty Mulvey,
Miss Emma Code. Miss Elvira York ;
Messrs. L. Monahan, A. Fitzgerald. nj.
Q'Brien. Walter j. Talbot. sam Deal Jr,,
John +. Ginden, Arthur Clifford, Frank
Mahoney, James McGrah.
a dance followed under the direction Of
Miss Hanlor. Following composed the COM
mittee OF Arrangements: Miss Fanny
Douglas, Miss Kitty burns. Miss Mary
Wall, Mis- Ella Baxter. Miss Mary Bolger.
Mrs ~ Nalcon Mira nrl MiSl
Ella Hanlon, Miss Maggie Hettel, Miss Liz
zie Afford, Miss Rose Croghau. Mrs. A. Fin
negan, Mrs. A. Kennedy.
The Escorts Hop.
That bright young organization, 1.-The
Escorts" had to combat the weather iasl
evening, when they gave their second hor
at Union-sauare Hall. So successful was
their first party, however. that they counted
over 100 couples in the grand march, which
was led by Mr.. c. w. Conger and Miss Ada
Weston.
Blum's orchestra officiated, Mr.. CongeI
directing, assisted by Messrs. r. b. Steven
son, Robert p Howe, j. II. Huntsman and
Robert j. Hooper.
Society Personals.
Mrs. Major Moalo spent several days of
the week at the Benicia Barracks. the guest
of the Misses Casey.
Mrs. A. w. Simps on has returned to
Stockton from the East.
General John Bidwell was slightly better
yes terday.
Mr.. Dexter NJ. Tomblin, the newly ap-
pointed cashier of the Bank of MADEIRA,
formerly of the Pacific Bank here, is up gu
visit.
Mr. and Mrs. John L. de Ruyter have re-
turned TO the city from Sausalito, where
they have been spending the summer and
have taken house on Green street for the
winter season.
Miss Jennie Sanderson is visiting her
aunt. Mis-. Yost, at her residence SIS Bush
street.
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Sanders Reed leave
this evening for several months visit in the
East, where it is hoped Mr.. Reed will re-
gain Ills health.
Mr.. and Mrs A. l.. Tubbs are down from
Calistoga at the Palace Hotel.
Mrs. A. b. Sperry has returned north
after several weeks spent IN Santa Barbara.
She was accompanied by Miss Kate Sperry
and Miss Elliott.
Mrs. Alfred Holman has returned to Sc
! attic.
Mr., Thomas Hill. the artist, was at the
NeBdome, San Jose, on Tuesday.
Mrs. Crooks and the Misses Crooks, of
this city, were in Paris, France, last week.
| Mrs. John d. McD0ugall and daughter,
Miss Callie, of Stockton, are visiting in this
| city.
Hon. Frank McCoppin has leased a resi-
dence in Vallejo. and will take his family
there next month to reside.
Mrs. Senator Jones has been confined to
her room at Miramar, Santa Monica.
Mrs. ID. L. Bliss and daughter. Miss hope
Bliss, have left this Coast for Boston, where
| they Will spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred X. Krauth of Alameda
! are at the Arlington. Santa Barbara. Mr..
Krauth is editor Of the Encinal and one OF
the best known newspaper men in the State
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry ID. Lomben are en-.
tertaining the formers father at their resi-.
| dence in Tacoma.
Hon. Charles \. FELTON, is at the Hoffman
| House, New York City.
Mr.. Charles +. Wilson Jr, rising Young
California artist. who has won for himself
| an enylable reputation in the East, is now
visiting this Coast and is the guest OF his
| mother in Oakland.