The morning call., 1891-11-18

ISOLATION of German artists held most en-
Joyable meeting last evening al y Stockton
street.
St. Johns Episcopal Church will serve
hot lunches for three days, commencing to-
day, from II to , o'clock ut irving Hall
The aroma of the 'St. Johns coffee" may
still linger pleasantly in the memory Of
merchants who avaled themselves of these
lunches last year.
The Baruch-Hyman Wedding.
notable event last evening was the we'd
ding of Miss Hattie Hyman to Mr. Fred
Baruch. ConsnI-Ge General for San Salvador at
New \ ork and gen tleman of large private
means. In the course of his visit here he
has made a large humble of friends.
Ihes bride is the charming and accom-
plished daughter of Mr. and Mrs. II. w. Hy-
man, the former of the firm Of LYMAN Bros,
well known in this city and the Hawaiian
Islands. She Is quite popular in her own
set, where she holds high place
About 100 friends were invited to witness
tne interesting ceremony. which took place
at the residence of the brides parents, 1916
California street Elaborate preparation S
had been made for an appropriate celebra-
tion. a canvas yestbule, canvased and
lit with Oriental lanterns, ran from the
curb up TO the front entrance some fifty
yards away.
Within all was brightness and beauty.
All the foors were canyased aud cleaned
under Hood OF light. The usual appoint
mentS had given away TO the necessity for
clear space and the many tall mirrors only
reflected the brilliant couconrss OF guests in
lovely floral setting. Miss Bates nad i'm
parted series of dainty touches through
out the parlors, notably the suspension Of a
silver boat at the juncture Of the front par
Tors, IN tangle OF silver cord. The hall
was decked with palms and ferns with
many streaming ribbons and on every side
stood vases of roses and other flowers amid
their proper foliage.
A little before O'Clock Brandt's Orchestra
played the Lohengrin" bridal music as the
happy pair appeared. They were married
IN the front bay-window recess, beneath a
beautiful canopy of chrysanthemums, pure
white and as II falling in shower against
ruby plush background. The rite was i'm
presslYely performed by Rev. DR.. Nldaver,
DID.
-, The wedding march was then formed and
the cOngrat ulations were continued over an
elaborate supper, followed by dancing.
Dir, and Mrs. Baruch will enjoy brief
bridal trip to Del Monte and other coast re-
in New York.
1neir presents were numerous and very
costly, including much silver, besides checks
Tor substantial amounts.
The Old Ladies' Home Concert.
Last evening a large audience enjoyed
the concert given at Odd Fellows Hall for
the benefit Of the Protestant Episcopal Old
Ladies' Home.
The programme was as follows: Part
30 song 9ts,. The s, Trees are all Budding"
Roberts, V. M. Coffin. j. f. Fleming; violin
solo (d) air. G string BACH, (b) Mazurka
(WieniawskD. Henry Heyman; soprano
solo, Waltz Song" (BellenghD, Mrs. Martin
2ehu z; basso solo. 'Nita Gitana" Ds
Sun DIAL" d. Only Friends" (Austin Dob
son. Miss Elizabeth Bartlett; contralto
solo, ''The Tear" (StgelD, Miss Xena
Roberts tenor solo, ''Sighs to Thee" Wal
Lace. /; NJ. Coffin; vocal duet. 20 That We
S i%0 were Mrayl T Smith, Mrs: Martin
,SeIenata Napoletana," OPP. II (Bizza rri),
Professor Samuel Adelstein: part song
Awake, Awake" Leslie, Mrs. Martin
schultz, +. NJ. Coffin, Miss Xena Roberts,
j. +. Fleming.
The Cowles-Curtis Wedding.
Last evening, shortly after o'clock. Miss
mabel Curtis, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
James Marvin Curtis, was united in mar
mage TO Mi Paul C0wles of the Associated
Press.
1t was quiet and very pretty home wed.
ding performed by the Rev. DIR. Horatio
olebDlns OF the First Unitarian Church
ainiu beautiful decorations of woodwardia
lernS ana clusters Of choice chrysanthe-
NUNS. The parlors we're suffused with q
Solt rosy light from colored shades, which
had the happiest effect. MIR. Clark ofiiciated
as best man and about the bride were
grouped charming beyy of young ladies'
Including; Miss Esther Chamberlain. Miss
Alice Hanks, Miss Alice Klauber. Miss
Laura Klauber. Miss Florence Landsberger.
and Helen Curtis. the brides two sisters.
Mi. James Marvin Curtis gave his daughter
into the keeping of the groom
congratulations followed the ceremony