The morning call., 1891-04-15
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Wedding of Miss Frances c. Dut-
ton and Mr.. Wheeler.
The Closing Meeting of the Club of 80.
Richardson Birthday Celebration-Y. L.
I. social-Brevities.

The Western Addition Literary and Social
Clab will give their monthly entertainment
at Odd Fellows Hall this evening.
At Honolulu, on the 6.h inst, brilliant
wedding took place at st. Andrews Cattle
dral, when the Hon. Louis Won 1empSky
second son of the late Colonel Won TempSky
of New Zealand, and Miss Amy Dulcebella
Wedebouse. second daughter Of IL. b. MS
Commissioner Major j. Ii. Wodeh0use and
Mrs Wodehouse, were united IN marriage.
A large reception was afterTard held at tha
family residence, the attendance including:
II. r. H. the Prince Consort, members OF
her NIajesty's Cabinet, the diplomatic and
consular corps, Major j. w. Robertson, her
Maiestys Chamberlain, officers Of the U. S.
5. Iroquois, etc. The wedding presents
were numerous and Of the most valuable
nature.
The Oxnard-Pinto aud Merritt-Sedgwiek
weddings will take place to-day.
The Philharmonic Society-Mr. Herman
Brandt, director-wiIl give a concert this
evening at Metropolitan Temple.
Mr. and Mrs. U. 5. Grant Jr. have been
spending some time in California with their
children. Last week they were the guests
Of Senator and Mrs. Stanford In this city and at
Palo Alto \ day WAS spent IN Inspecting the
OulNEiSltl DulIulLES anu EoAH- wa A4S E'iSa'N
Iauch. ana later each OF the visitors planted a
tee IN the park 10 commemorate their visit
Tile guests at diHner included Mr.. ana Mrs.
I. :. Grant, Miss " God Of New York, Mr. l. A
Potter of Ann A Dor University, hich., etc
Nr. Grant Took away With him twenty-five
young California fedwOod>, whlch lie iHteHds 10
sci OFT on his farm 90 NeStcneSler County, y. !.
Miss Ellen ScWutl aud MI. Byron MduZY VIII
lie welded THIS evening II he family residence
Galirid CORPS. No. 81. W.R.C., held their
aH.I az ftrgan
Hal Shells Building, where a bean bag contest
was enjoyed Mrs Henrietta SIuckmeyer pre-
sided,
lie Edwin Forrest Dramatic Club viii produce
michael Eiis' AID Popping the Question at
living Hall THIS evening.
The marriage OF AT. Thomas j. Kelly and Miss
Lillian Clancy took place last Wednesday even
ing al ST. JOseph's Churcb, Rev. Father Coyle
OH ciatng. Tie bride is the charming daughter
of MI and Mrs. james Clancy OF Ocean view,
and Is well known III rlusical circles Tor ner rfch
soprano voice. The wedding was strictly pri-
yate The happy couple are now living at the
Today MISS Mullen and Mr.. hoffman, the
latter Of this city, VIII be married AZ Los An
Miss Knowles Of this city is meeting with much
pleasant ente talnment at the hauds OF friends
Mr.. NJ b. Mclaughlin and Miss Sarah J. Me-
Cudden Will be married his evening al 81.
Mays Cathedral.
Will be married this evening at ST. Francis
Church.
Washington HAN was lle0 10 lis dancing ca
paciy again on Monday evening. when tile kX-
celsOr Club held their weekly meeting and pre-
sented an attractive programme arranged by
Mr.. Ed Howe.
Washington Council, O. c. F, will hold an
open meeting this evening al ST. Georges hall.
The i chablte Society announces Golden
GATE Musical aud Literary Entertainment" at
Unlon-squate Hall on Friday evening next for
the benefit OF the Bechabile Fee ReadlugrOOms
Tor Workiugmen at 100 New Montgomery street.
The programme is limited 10 California authors
and composers. All introduction Will be given
by eX-COngressman Morrow aud readings aud
recitatious py Mrs. Willis G. DOdd aud Miss
Hattie Vance Martin Mrs Martin Schulz has
kindly volunteered 10 sing Harrison Mlliard's
California ballad, Ramona" Dancing viii be-
gin at 8 80 o'clock.
The Wheeler Dutton Wedding.
A fashionable wedding last evening filed the
First Congregational Church, when Miss Fran ces
Charlotte DutiOu, daughter OF Mr.. aud Mrs.
Samuel L. DuttOn, WAS united 10 Mr.. Waller II.
Wheeler Of New York
Almost punctually at $50 O'Clock Professor
Mayer exchanged his voluntary music for the
score OF the "LohsngrH" march, the bridal
party Appeared. 4 slight dive geuee was 10 be
noted In the ceremonial OF entrance. The brides
mzds-Miss May Hubbard, Miss jennie Watson,
Miss Lulu Fludl-y aud Miss Ethel kIng-came
IN at The east SIDE OF the chaucel, While the
ushers-Mr. Rome Watson, Mr. Robert Dutton
OF The United States wdr-Shp MOhiean, Mr.
Philip X. Brown and Mr.. Ray Benjamin OF
SGsun-adyanced from tie door on The west
side. Meeting at the south end they filed, two
half way and remaining facing one another, The
bridesmaids on one side and the usherS the
other. lining the aisle-way. Tie maid OF honor,
Miss Louise DuttOBY now advanced up the alsle
from tile north eud, preceding the lovely bride,
on Inc arm of her father. Alter Passing through
The double line the bride followed by her
Ietiuue which had rc..ormed, 30 tne reading.
desk, where her hance and bis best man, Mr.
John Scott, already awaited her.
Rev. MI. freeiand performed the ceremony,
according 10 tho ritual Of The Episcopal Church,
tie bridal group looking most picturesque
again 81 Tie rich paueling OF Gala lilies, palms
AM .eru foliage thai half hid The leclurn and
organ loft. After the Impressive service the
church emptied slowly to lie strains VI Mendels-
suhu's wedding march,
A reception, limited strictly to the relatives
an Intimate friends of the family, was after
ward held al the residence of tile b: des parents,
1922 Sacramento street. Here, features OF the |
elaborate decorations were the tapestrying OF |
ne pariOrs with lilacS and ribbons. wonderful |
power OF FolcshO grass a9u palhpas Oiooms, |
caught up WIN g1rlands OF farls daisies 10 HE |
by wnuOW. aud The muuihCence fPapa Coulter, |
Cod OF OpBlr and La France roses piled uDon |
the mautel, over which flight OF butterflies was
caught ~ tange of gauZe.
The adjoining room was a miracle OF Japanese
flneIes from fruit blossoms, "good-luck" ban
uers, MIkadO dolls, little lanterns and bizarre
searfs GU side IN tile hall white roses wandered
over The walls, and yellow bankslas sustained
m3rvels OF Oriental basket-wOrS. Pink shades
iu the iOHt paTlor ana yellow IN the rear varied
The pleasant glow. which revealed the decorative
surprises TO be found on every hand. = corps
OF Miss Bates young ladies had executed her
designs
Tie bride and groom were warmly congraula-
ted ana supper was stterWard served at tete-a-
Iete tables The presents were very numerous
and costly, and included pretty souvenirs oil
scdrf-pin from the groom to his sunp0rters ana
OF bangles. eng aVed with The monogram ID. w.
aud The date of this suspicious event, from the
bride TO her maids
Mr. and Mrs Wheeler leave to-day for tour
In tile SOUTH and VIII aiterward proceed from
here 10 reside IN \ w York, where Mr.. DuttOn
IS the managing partner Of the prominent Big
-Four Ham and Beef Company.
The Club of 80 Party.
The last meeting Of the Club Of 80 took place
last evening at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. B.
T. Norris the latter being the aunt Of the hostess
Of the occasion, Miss Ida Carleton
A nile diffidence marked the initial steps Of
the club, which was organized last December by
young society ladies', who resolved TO achieve a
measure of social independence by this delight
fuI means. Their efforts were crowned with re-
mar able success and invitations became great
deslderata while the courteous attention OF the
members 10 their guests on every occasion In
creased tile enYldble fame OF the club. They
have given five parties, the hosteSseS being, re-
spectIveiy. Miss Mau, Miss Morrison, the Misses
Mcmillan, Miss Feldmau and-at this final one
Miss Carleton all of them charming occasions. |
NrXJ season The club viii probably hold its gath
elIHgs IN one OF the MANY convenient halls.
Rather mole elaborate than usual was last |
nights meeting The Norris house is especially |
adapted for eutertIinIns, With It's large COM
munIcling recel ton rooms, hall and inGumer- |
able sequesfred hooks and angles. The
decorations had been supervised by Miss Bates |
and yet there was pred0mluduce OF flowers |
ana foliage over scdfs and ribbons. Ivy-traIlers
aud lighter clustering OF leafy balls, resembling
hops distinguished lie hail. In the ballroom |
hung Indian baskets filled with flowers and a
wealth of roses ran riot in the window em-
brasufes. The receptiou-rOOm was a coO green,
aud marigods frightened the dinIng-rOOm. With |
green bamboo and Japanese reed portleres sew |
eral delightful hooks we're eUDtrived about The
stairway
Brandt furnished tie latest music for the
cotillon which beid sway till about mldPlght,
when supper was served at tete-a-tete tables.
The twelve members had their own table, aud
tie occasion was made peculiarly bright and
memorable for them by the presentation OF
handsome little badges, engraved with the le-
geud Club OF 80" The donor was Mr. Frank
Norris. who desired In some manne to acknowl-
edge The pleasure which had been Afforded him
by the clubs meetings.
Ting 4 InuIs nlnsf dellghiInllY anertaIned