The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-25

| Woodworth, an old friend of the family.
| The wedding was very unpretendinS
| one, only the immediate relatives of the par
| ties, with few intimate friends, being pres
ent. and so quiet had the affair been kept
| that some OF the guests were unaware OF
| what was going on before going into the
room where the marriage was to take place,
| none but the parents OF the bride and groom
| being informed of it until the previous day.
| After the ceremony light refreshments
were served and in the afternoon the happy
| couple took a southern-bound train for a
| short bridal tour, on the completion of
which they will return to the city, where
| the groom is engaged in business, and settle
down in the enjoyment OF conjugal bliss.
The Carson Smyth Wedding.
| Yesterday morning at st. Mary's Cathe-
dral, on Van Ness avenue, Mr.. j. M. Carson
of Los Angeles was married to Miss Katie
| Smyth, dauehter of Mr.. and Mrs. o. II.
Smyth Of this city.
The ceremony was performed at $3.50
o'clock by Right Rev. Thomas Prendergast,
V. G. The bridal party consisted of: Miss
| Ida Smyth, maid of honor, in white India
silk, trimmed with Fedora lace and pearl
ornaments; bridesmaids-Miss Mary Car
son, in pink silk crepe; Miss Mabel Peters,
| in white India elk, trimmed with Chantilly
lace: Miss Fredercks, in pink bengaline
| silk; Miss Frances McDeyitt, in whits faille
| franchise, with duchesse lace trimmings;
|
ME Burdett, in pink crepe; the best man.
| MI George Carson, brother of the groom !;
| ushers-Messrs. j. b. German, II. Sullivan,
Martin A. Guirre. ex-Sherff OF Los Angeles !;
and the bride and groom, the former in
cream surah silk. trimmed with mousselin
de sole; ornaments, lilies of the valley and
| diamonds.
| After the ceremony reception was held
| at the California Hotel, where congratulate
| tiUns were received and the wedding break
fast partaken of.
Among those. at table were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Smyth, Miss Grofa Smyth, Master
| Valentine Smyth, Mr.. e. Carson, Master
Jose Carson, Mrs. Fredercks, Mr.. G.
Mrs. Peters. Mr.. J. j.: o'Brien, Mr.; T.
Dnrgan, Mr.. Seaman, Mr.. Bajaire. Miss
| Kittie Burdett. Mr.. John Burdett, Mr..
Albert Peters. Miss Marguerite McDevitt
and the bridal party. After breakfast the
| entire company was photographed.
| The presents received by the happy
| couple included a set of diamond earrings,
necklace and coitfure-pin from the groom :;
much sllverware and bric-a-brac. A hand
some floral vessel, four feet in length,
/ came from Los Angeles.
MIR. and Mrs. Carson have gone to Mon
| terey and other resorts. They will return
| to this city in about two weeks, prior TO
| leaving for their future home near Los
| Angeles.
A Swedish Wedding.
The wedding OF Miss Clara Gustafson TO
| Mr.. John Hawkins took place last Thurs
| day evening in the Swedish NJ. L. Church,
| corner of Tenth and Center streets. Long
before the appointed hour the church was
crowded. At O'clock the bride with party
arrived at the church. The bride sma ids
were the brides two sisters, Miss Hulda
and Miss Jenny Gustafson. The grooms-
| mem were Messrs. Peter and Lewis Mag
| nuSson.
Tl,n ,i,,nr
| to late hour. The family had the honor to
| have present Pastor j. r. Andrews from
the Swedish NJ. Z. Church in San Francisco.
| About $50 persons were present during the
| evening. Refresh mentS were served during
the evening. The bride received many beau
| tiful presents.
| The happy pair are now ready to receive
I their friends az their new home on Piedmont
avenue, neal Ecker street, Oakland.
Society Personals.
| Ex-senator James G. Fair leaves to-day
| for the EASTERN States. His health remains
very poor.
| Mrs. Lewis Lewton of Napa has come
| down to this city to spend the holidays with
her daughter, Mrs. Eli T. Sheppard, and
| grandchildren.
Miss Grace Rideout has gone to NarysvilIe
to pay an extended visit to her brother, Mr.
| Norman Rideout, and Mrs. Rdeout
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry j. Croker have as
| their guests at their residence, on the cor
| ner of Washington and Laguna streets.
! their relatives, Miss Ives and Miss McLaiDe.
Mrs. B. c. Longdon of San Jose is the
guest of Mrs. James McClatchey of Sacra-
| mento, at the Grand.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Basil Heathcote will spend
! part of the winter season with Mrs. n. q.
| kittle.
Mr.. William G. Ingham of New York is
at the Palace Hotel.
Mrs l. r. Burns of San Jose is visiting
| friends in this city.
! Colonel j: II. Morehead of Mountain
| View Is at the California.
! Colonel John Il. Sullivan of Santa Cruz
| is stopping few days in this city.
Dir Peter G. SAKE of Ogden is in the city.
| Mrs. Charles f. McLane is the guest of
| Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Kittle at their home
in Ross Valley.
| Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Miner of Benica and
! Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Blanchard Chase were
at the Occidental Hotel.
Admiral 4. A. h. Benham Is here on
| visit and is stopping at the Palace Hotel
! MIR. W. Ii. Post and bride have returned
| to Stockton from their wedding trip through
| the southern part of the State.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert y. Graves and Miss
| Eima Graves are at the Hotel Pleasanton
| for the winter season.
! Miss Susan SrOufe, the talented artist, is
| at Salton, the scene of the recently formed
lake in Southern California. with Mrs. Dur
brow and family. She returns to town early
next week
Mr. and Mrs. Henry 7. Scott Miss Scott
and Miss Cunningham arrived on Saturday
last from the East
Mrs. 3. j. Redding and DR.. George II.
Redding have taken apartments at the Col
oniai for the winter season
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Wilson are coutem-
plating leaving their home, 1907 Taylor
street. for the Bella Vista.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 2. Hale and their dangh-
ter. Mrs. Robert Boyle, returned to the Oc-
cidental Hotel on Monday from their ranch
near Mountain View, and are now settled
for the winter season. The Hon. Robert
Boyle is expected from abroad at an early
date.
Mr.. Keogh and daughter arrive this morn
Ing after trip to Europe
Mr.. ii. NJ. Van Arman goes east this week
Mr.. an Arman was at one time secretary
for the Governor of Arizona, and during
the Executives absence acted in his place.
He was formerly connected with the press
of this city.
A DOCTORS TROUBLES.