The morning call., 1891-06-25
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
A Pretty Society Wedding Sol
emnized in Petaluma.
The Moale semple Marriage-In Camp at
Santa Cruz-Picnics and Parties Late
Society Movements Notes.

Mission street, near Thirtieth. After the
programme there was ice-cream made
while you watt and the large audience was
delighted. The church was organized only
nine months ago by Rev. j. A. Gardiner,
who reported an encouraging growth.
Mrs. Peter Donahue entertained at dinner
at her home, on the northeast corner of Sec
ond and Bryant streets, just before her re-
turn to Monterey, Rev. Bishop Healy Of
Portland, Me-, and Rev. Father Healy, 81.
Both gentlemen are spending a season on
this Coast.
a pleasant entertainment was given by
three little misses of the Brunswick Hotel
last Thursday evening Mr. Campbell, the
proprietor. kindly gave the use of his
elegant parlors, aud most select attendance
was there Following are those who took part:
Miss ). Ia Dan, Miss Mary Mack, the
Misses Il. and Il. Bode, Miss Nina Wine
burg and MesSTs Burke brothers. E. Hiu-
kle, j. Will ms and j. ID. TranOr and Miss
Elsie Titson.
The Bears picnic will take place on Sun
day, July Goth, and not next Sunday, as
previously announced.
A pleasant surprise was rendered to Mr.
Nicolas Nester, at $50 Sacramento street,
by his numerous friends last evening.
The HeliotropeS will receive their trends
at New Harmony Hall, 1749 Mission street.
this evening, on the occasion Of their sec
ond anniversary hop.
A very pleasant surprise party was given
TO Miss Alice and Laura Roland on Monday
evening last at the residence Of their
parents, 462 Tehama street The evening
was spent in singing, dancing aud games.
On Saturday, off Santa Cruz, the yachts
men gave a luncheon on the Lurline
honor OF Major Frank Mclaughlin.
Some young ladies of this city gave a
private picnic at Sausalito last Saturday.
Many OF their gentlemen friends were in
Ylted, and were entertained with music and
dancing until quite late in the aftern Don.
Among the young ladies were: Misses
Martha ana Katie Wright, Miss May Red
ney, Miss kittie Ryan of Sacramento, Miss
Katie Degan, Miss Katie Hammond, Miss
Maggie McDade, Misses Sadie and Aggie
Kenny and Miss Annie May of Oakland.
Liberty Post and Corps will hold an open
meeting on Friday evening next at For
ester'S Hall, 20 Eddy street Grab and
bean bag social and dancing. Free to all.
Mrs. HanmOre, Mrs. Gerard and Miss
Hanmore of Santa Cruz entertained several
friends very delightfully."- at luncheon on
tuesday at their home on Terrace Heights.
The guests were Mrs. w. K. Could Miss
Gould and Miss Griswold of Van Ness
avenue of this city, now stopping at their
summer home. Arcadia" in the Santa Cruz
Mountains, and Mrs. Raymond of Santa
Cruz.
MOale-Semple Wedding i'm Seattle.
The social event of the past week at
Seattle was the marriage of Miss Adria
Maude Semple, daughter of Ex-Governor
Eugene Semple, Wednesday at high noon,
the ceremony being performed in St Marks
Church. The groom was Lieutenant Ed
ward Moale Jr., of the United States Navy,
eldest son of Colonel aud Mrs. Moale, u. 5.
A., OF this city. The wedding was yellow
and white one and these c0lOrs were used
extensively in floral decoration.
The bride was attended by her sisters,
Miss Zoe Semple, Miss Ethel Semple and
Miss Buell. of Tacoma. Lieutenant MOale
was attired in the uniform of the navy, Mr..
John GlObOn, Mr.. p. A. Bell and Mr.. W. \.
Mcdonald acted as grOOmSmen.
After the ceremony the wedding party
went to Governor Sempe's home in East
Park. where dainty breakfast was served.
Souvenir bags Of white satin, beautifully
painted ana containing pieces of the we'd
ding cake, were laid by each plate.
Lieutenant and Mrs M0ale intended to
90 to the Lucia Islands, where the Ship
Earnest, to which he is attached, will DO
stationed for some time.
Bergeyin- YicAersham Wedding in Peta-
luna.
4 notable wedding attracted many friends
to Petaluma yesterday, when Miss Mae
Lindsey Wickersham who is well known in
society circles here and in Fresno, besides
Petaluma, the Youngest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. l. G. Wickersham-Was united to Mr.
Alexander Morgan Bergevin. a prominent
young business man Of Chicago.
The ceremony took place at high noon in
st. Johns Church and the impressively
beautiful service Of the Episcopalians was
performed by the rector, the Rev. John
Partridge, who advanced as the last bars of
"LOhengrin swelled beneath the deft fn-
gers Of Miss Weston.
The bridal party consisted of Miss Maud
Badlam of this city, maid OF honor in white
and gold. carrying MaTechal Mel roses
Miss Jennie Marshall of this city and Miss
Lizzie Wickersham, sister of the bride,
bridesmaids, in gray and silver, carrying
pink sweet peas; the ushers. Messrs. I. II.
Ames, Alex Z. Badlam, w. S. Pierce,
George z. Baxter. The bride, who carried
brides roses and looked charming in heavy
cream silk and orange blossoms, leaned on
her fathers arm, meeting her fiance at the
altar, where he was attended by his best
man, Mr.. William Z. Hunter Of New York
City.
Memberships wedding March sound
ed forth as the bridal party left the pictu-
resquely decorated chancel and retired
through the densely packed rows Of pews
An enjoyable reception was a1terward held
at the residence of the brides parents, on
the corner Of Sixth and ID streets, in Pata-
luna. where congratulations were preferred
and pretty floral decorations arranged by
Mrs. Kersey of this city and an elaborate
breakfast, served by Casin, was afterward
enjoyed. The bride distributed her flowers
among her maids and few friends.
The presents were many and beautiful,
while representing much worth. That moth
ing was lacking in the details Of the mem
CRADLE affair may be judged from the brides
maids and maid of honor, who made an
ideal retinue, receiving beautiful souvenirs
from the bride. while the usher5 we're pre-
scented with handsome scarf-pins by the
groom.
Mr. and Mrs Bergeyin came down on the
afternoon train with party Of friends, who
were sharers in the parting ovation Of rice,
old shoes and flowers. The happy couple
Will proceed to Chicago after making a tour
of Southern California.
Among those present at the reception
were: Mr. and Mrs |. g. Wickersham,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred WiCkersham, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank P. Wickersham, Mr.. l.. Z.
Whitney, Right Hon. Sir Wilfred Laurier,
Mr.. Charles Bergeyin, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Morrow, Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Mcdonald,
Mark Mcdonald Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. L. A.
Marshall, Miss Jennie Marshall, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. Ii. Morrow. DR.. X. ID. McMartin,
Miss Gertrude Gates, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Grfliths, Miss Hattie Hall, Mr. and Mrs.
William Hill, Mr. and Mrs. A. Il. Hill, Miss
Stella Hayes, Rev. and Mrs. John Part
ridge, Mr. w. T. Hunter, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
A. Lippit, Mrs. Charles Lux, Mr.. and Mrs.
}. A. McNear Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. MAYNARD,
Mr.. Harry Maynard, Mrs. NJ. J. Pierce,
Mr.. VIII A. POwning, Mr.. f. II. Powers,
Colonel and Mrs. Rodgers, Dr. and Mrs. }.
5. Shepherd, Mr.. c. L. Singley, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Swetzer, the Misses Sherwood,
Chauneey NJ. ST. John, Mr. and Mrs. ii. Ii.
and Mrs. E. T. Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Allen, Mr.. Carlton ID. Allen, Mr.. +. II.
Ames, the Misses McBrOwn, DIR. and Mrs.
Burdell, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Byington,
Mrs. w. d. Bliss, Mrs. George Baxter. Mr..
Dan Brown, Mr.. James Burdell. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Badlam, Miss Maude Bad
lam, Mr.. A. L. BadlaD, Dir. Edgar Bad
lam, General and Mrs. w. Brown, Miss
Maude Berry. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ber-