The morning call., 1891-09-21

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| picturesque effect Hther and thlther tue
gay company moved, the ladies lendlngecla
| to the scene with their chic toilets, ana Vle
| gentlemen, all in full evening dress, COM
| pletng the animated picture.
Shortly after > o'clock the handsome pair
| advanced amid a bridal strain of music to
| the midst of the main arl0rS, where an
! immense floral bell depended, wrought Oh
/ white bridal roses and smllaX tendllis. ReY.
| NJ. 5. Levy was in readiness and earnestly
| performed the rite which made the twain
| one.
Round about the happy pair was grouped
! the bridal party. The bridesmaids, who
| seemed fitting retiuue to the fascinating
| bride, were: Miss Jennie Refs, Miss Eta
| Casper Miss Lille Wagner and Miss
| Frances Refs. The grOom's attendants were
| all well-known gentlemen: Julius Raphael
| (his brether), Abe Lewis, /. Nathan and
| Louis Blank.
| At the conclusion of the ceremony con-
| CALCULATIONS were in order, and then the
| friends were invited into the banquet-roOm,
| decorated with bright draperies and fiow-
| eTs, where the wedding breakfast was dis
| cuSsed. Carte blanche had been given to
| the caterer, and the result was worthy OF
| his art The choicest vlands and the best
| brands of champagne were pressed upon
| the guests amid toaStS and congratuatory
| addresses to the fortunate bride and groom
a room was set aside for the presents,
! which were both costly and tasteful.
! Mr.. and Mrs Raphael go to the Nendome,
| San Jose, en- route for Del Monte and other
| southern pleasure resorts. Their reception
| day at their home in this city Will be an
nOunced upon their return.
Among the guests present, many of whom
remained TO enjoy music, conversation and
dancing until midnight were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Felix Merzbach, Mr.. K. A, Crothers.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Blank, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ad Levy, Ar. ). Ostroski. Mr.. and Mrs.
Max Brooks, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Asher, Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis COhu. Captain and Mrs. H.
| p Bush, Mr.. T. Abrahams, Mr.. Ike Nathan,
! MIR. a. Lewis. MIR. and Mrs Herman Enkle
| DR.. Baz D. Mr. L Br wn, Mr. Louis
/ Jacobs. Mr.. David SchOenfeld, Mr.. and
| Mrs Nat Abrams, Miss Eta Casper, Miss
! Susie Wagner, Miss Jennie Refs, Miss
! lille Wagner, Miss Frances Refs and many
others.
| \ Welcome Home on Sacramento street.
A ~ elcoae home" party was given to
Mr.. ard Mrs. Z ora Rldall on their re-
turn from an exte de1 trip through the
Eastern States, Canada and Europe.
The party was given a. the house of Mr..
p. Hodgklns. Chips" 34I0 Sacramento
street The parIors were handsomely dec
grated with rare eXot cs from Mr. Hodg-
kins' conservatory. Congratulations were
shuwered upon the couple on their safe ar
rival, and many freudly greetings were
exchanged. Inc party then paTtook oil
bount Gus repast, ana at a late hour adieux
were said:
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Kendall, DIR and Mrs. w. Z. Powell, Mr..
and Mrs F B. Kennedy. Mr.. and Mrs. Al
fred Powell. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Mackenzie.
Nh and Mrs. z. Hodgkius,-Mr and Mis-. Il.
Norman, MIS-, John BridEman, Mrs. NJ.
! Randall, Mrs. II. Fisk, Miss c. Fish, Miss
Beauregard. Miss S. Powell, Miss A. Pow
ell Miss NJ. kennedy, Miss Florence Brldg-
man, Messrs. NJ. 3. Forbes. George War
field, W. NJ. HOdgklnS, l.. H. HDdgklnS, W.
D. Shaltuek L. Powell.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall viii be ''at home"
after October lst at 1872 Pierce street.
The seyden- waldo wedding.
A most enjoyable wedding took place at
Harmony Hall last Tuesday evening when
Mr.. Arnold X. Seyden and Miss Annie
Wade were united in marriage by the Rev.
| Pastor FuendellnE.
Tie bridesmaids were Miss Lille Seyden,
| sister OF the groom, and VI IS Lena Decker;
the gr0omsmen were Dir. Fred Seyden and
| Mr.. Henry Seyden, brothers of the groom.
| The Golden Gate Military Band Of twenty
! pieces with Professor q. Won der Mehden
! Director furnished music for the evening.
| The hall was decorated with evergreen and
! smilax- A wedding march was played by
! the band as the bridal party entered the
| hall
| After The ceremony was over and many
] congratulations were gIYea Tie guests sat
| down To a grand supper where many tohSts
! we're given to Mr. aud Mrs A r. Seyden
! wishing them happy and \ prosperous
! future. After supper dancing was begun
| which was kept up until t o'clock when
/ the guests departed for home. MI. and Mrs.
| A. Il. Seydrn were the recipients OF many
/ some and costly presents.
Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
! \. Il. Seyden, Mr. and Mrs. j. II. j. Seyden,
! Nj ana Mrs. J. ID. Carson. Mr.. aud Mrs.
/ D. Waldo. Mr. and Mrs. H. Gunther, Mr..
anu Mrs. II. Pape. Mr.. aud Mrs. e. II. Sey-
/ den, Mr. and Mis-. NeGmaD. Mr.. and Mrs
/ F. Saud0w, MI, AID Mrs. Decker Mr. and
/ Mrs. J. d. Bidwe!l, MI. and Mrs q. Raemer
/ of Oakland, MI and Mrs. Menke, Ar. and
| Mrs. L. Bidwell, Mr.. and Mrs. Grass, Mr..
/ and Mrs Warren, Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey, Mr.
/ and Mrs. JeaueauX. Mr. and Mrs. Roth, Mr..
and Mrs Ribstein, Mr. and Mrs. Butler, Mr.
| RappjA, Mr. and Mrs. Bay, Mr.. and Mrs. Nag-
| ner, Mr.. aud Mrs. Fuchs, Mr.. and Mrs. Quad,
Mr. and Mrs. Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett
| Mr. aud Mrs. L. Bi1weli, Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
| BidweH, Mr.. and Mrs. Emig and Nh and
| Mrs. Ii. Emig, Of Santa Clara Mr.. and
| Mrs. Click. Mr.. and Mrs. Hislop, Mr.. and
| Mrs. William L. Tennis, MI and Mrs.
| William Blattner Mr.. and Mrs, Fannie OF
| GirOv, MIR. and Mrs. Applebee, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Schmidt, Mr.. aud Mrs. Schafer, Mr..
and Mrs. Gebhardt, Mr.. aud Mr.. Schessei-
mann, Mr. and Mrs. HOaser. MI and Mrs.
! Amberger. Mr.. and Mrs. S0uer, MI and
| Mrs. Keller, Mr.. and Mrs. Cook, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Mcintyre, Mr.. and Mrs. Bachner, Mr..
! and Mrs Carr of San Jose, Mr.. ana Mrs.
| Kocher, Mr.. and Mrs. MannRe, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wertuer OF Santa Clara. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Mink, Mr.. and Mrs. Vines, Mrs. Uhlig,
! Mrs. Cherryman, Mrs. L. Meyer, Mrs.
! Giesen, Mrs. PIess, MIS-. Haywards. Mrs.
! De Witt, Mrs Eschenh0rSt, Mrs. Evans,
Mrs. Williams.
! Parties TO Take Place.
| Lincoln Corps, No. 5, W. r. c., will give
| a lunch for the beneht Of its relief fund.
| October 18th, 10th and nth next at Irving
Hall, Post street. There viii be literary
and muscal entertainment each evening.
! Company II, First Infantry Regiment.
| y. G. c., Captain W. II. Fraser, has sent
! out invitations Tor their twenty-SecOnd an
| niyersary entertainment on Wednesday
| evening, September Goth, at Old Fellows
Hall.
Young Ladies' Institute, No. 2, will give
! their third anniversary reception at Odd
Fellows Hall. Tuesday evening, October
| 27th
| The Clover Club has issued invitations for
| It's thirteenth reception to be held at Pioneer
! Hall on Wednesday evening, the 39th INST.
| Special arrangements, as Indicated III the
| circular accompanying the invitations, have
! been made to insure that this meeting shall
| eclipse all previous entertainments given by
| the club.
! The Del Monte Amateur Players will pro-
| duce George ). Tilden's version Of The
| Clemenceau Case" at Saratoga Hall on
| Thursday evening. October 1st.
Seven Pines Circle No. 3, Ladies Of the
| g. A. r., will give a social entertainment at
their hall. ST. Georges Building. on Monday
| evening, the 2Sth inst.
Young Ladies' Institute No. 7 will give an
| entertainment and social on October 9TH at
| St Georges Hall.
Phoenix Council, No. $50. American Lee
! gion Of Honor, will hold its regular monthly
entertainment and social at Washington
| Hall, 30 Eddy street, ON Wednesday even
| ing, September Goth.
| The Mystic Forty have issued invitations
! for their second party at Odd Fellows Hall
| on Tuesday evening, the 29th inst
| The "OwIs" will give their third invita-
ton hop at Union-sQuare Hall Friday even
| ening, October I'd.
The n. S. l.. K. 10, have issued ele-
CANT invitations for their initial Eat home"
! of the present season, TO be held at Lunts