The morning call., 1892-10-03

trobe. niece of Mrs. C. Meyer 10 Mr. FrederIcks,
POPULAR young business man Of Reno.
The engagement announced OF Miss Lewis
daughter OF +. X. Lewis, the Arizona banker, TO
Mr.. Rosrnb1um, the son OF the recently deceased
millionaire
The engagement Is announced of Miss NJ
Meyerfeidt 10 Mr.. Charles Aaronar.
WaIker-Knieht wedding.
Miss Phoebe Knight. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ether Knight. OF San Francisco, was married
Sunday September 20, AT The residence or her
parents, TO Mr.. Charles Walker OF Tacoma
Wash. The ceremony was performed by the
Right Rev. George Lincoln.
The bride was richly at,red In cream-colered
silk dress which was draped In beautiful folds,
and was very becoming. At her waist was an
exquisite bouquet OF La France ana Tea roses.
The parlors were tastefuly decorated and feS-
looned with wreaths and garlaDds Of brilliant
flowers.
In the dinlHg-Foom was spread a magnificent
supper, OF which the guests pafto0k Will hearty
good cheer amid much meriiment.
Mr.. and Mrs. aiker received very many val
uable and handsome presents. prominent among
them being several articles of solid sliYerware.
The following is Il list OF those present: Miss
f. Lincoln, bliss A. Thomas, Miss NJ. Thomas
Miss A. Smith, Miss II. knight. Miss C. Knight
Miss h. Allen, Miss NJ. Connolly, Miss l.. Con-
barry Sehwind. Mr.. Z. GuIixon, Mr.. NJ. Terry,
Mr.. c. Nelson. Mr.. X. GUoneZ, Mr.. w. Knight
Mr. q. Bethel Rev. George Lincoln. Mr.. Il.
Thomas, Mr. {. Thomas Mrs. T. Walker, Mrs.
E. Foster. Mrs. e. BieFing. Mrs NJ. Beeby, MIS-
NJ. Behrens. Mrs. IL. L. Brown, Mrs. a. Thomas,
Nj. and Mrs. j. II. Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. L. L.
IarbOX, Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Curry, Mr.. aud Mrs
J. Baby Mf. and Mrs. C. Springboig, Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. Knight, Mr.. and Mrs. &. Lyle. and MIR.
and Mrs. Douglass.
The bridal pair started on Monday for Tacoma
where they Will In future reside
a large delegation escorted The young people
TO the nOTih-bound train. and they carried With
them the hearty good wishes OF all their friends.
The Angeles Frank Wedding.
IL,
Henry Angels took place at St. Marks Church
on lie evening Of September "a. The church
was well filled with relatives and friends OF HE
bride and groom, and al haif-past the strains
Of The wedding march were The signal that the
bridal party had arrived The procession moved
slowly along the aisle In tie following order:
Mr.. L. Angels brother of the groom, escorted
Miss Annie Frank, a siser Of The bride; Nj. X.
Angets, also brother OF the groom, conducted
his sister, Miss Minnie Angels; then followed
The bride leaning on The arm or her brother, Mr..
Clements FTa0s, closely followed by Tie groom,
who escorted his mother 10 the chancel Tue
Rev. julius Euendeling ofnelaled. AS soon as
the ceremony was over The newly welded pair
received The congratulations OF their friends and
relatives, and they all repaired TO the home OF
the brides parents, where a reception was
held which took tie form of an informal dance
and was ept up tilI morning. The young couple
have gone on an excursion through tue southern
part OF The stale fol the honeymoon trip. They
were The recipients Of many handsome and costly
gifts
Other Weddings.
a quiet wedding took place yesterday after
noon. The contracting parties being Miss Ray
Levy ard Max holman Of the California Demo-
KRAFT. The young couple are now enjoying
Their honeymoon, aud upon their retuTn viii
take up their residence IN this city.
Mr.. Charles ). CIatgen aud Miss Susan Z.
Jones were married last Tuesday at tile resi-
dence OF Mr.. L. /. Ewing. The Rev. j. Q. A.
Henry OF the First Baptist Church ofieiated.
tier Iva xt-ad. Ifrv 90
TO a sBmptuOus repast. lie bride ana groom
were the recipients of many handsome and costly
presents. They departed The same evening on
The honeymoon trip by the 6;15 train for the
south.
The WOmen's Press Association.
Mrs. Mary Lynde Hoffman, past treasurer OF
tie Pacific Coast Omen's Press Association
entertained the members at her handsome
residence, 43 Bartlett street, on tile evening OF
September "A. The newly elected president
MIS-. Emily Brown Powell, and her daughter
Miss Maud Powell, were present. Mrs. Powell
is a correspondent OF the New YORK Tribune.
Miss Alice moore McComas OF tie Los Angeles
Express gave an interesting account Of home
life 10 The City OF the Angels, and will prove
worthy representative fiom the Pacific Coast
Press Association at the NOmen's Congress OF
the World, 10 be he ID In conjunction with the
great Worlds Fair at Chicago. Mrs McCOmas
IS the wife Of Judge MeComas OF Los Angeles.
and is justly proud OF the position size holds in
the hearts OF her compatrlOtS throughout the
State. Miss julia L. CbuTehill OF Yreka told OF
her northern home and lis attendant beauties.
and dIldLed on its agricultural resources aud The
development OF the people. Miss Clara Spaulc
ing Brown of the Los Angeles Times, whose
newspaper articles always welcome and
attractive, added grace TO the party by
her cheerful presence, ana won the lie arts OF the
party by her pleasing manner and winsOme ways.
Miss Elizabeth ' Oce Of the ST. Louis Chaperon
Magazine and tie Santa Clara Tree and Vine,
came from her home IN Pasadena to lend lusIer
10 the gathering and greet The members from the
North. Miss Lillian SHuey, author Of California
sunshine" reminded Us OF cOuplet Ia one OF
her own poems:
The lark With crystal changes
Keeps ringing mp the day.
Miss Louise Humphreys Smith with character
islie grace Of mind and manner adorned the
party.
Mrs. Nancy NJ. Lynde. the mother, and Mrs.
Marion Beattie Foster. the daughter OF The
hostess assisted In the entertainment Of tie WIS.,
iIing members, aud the evening will always be
remembered as one Of the brightest pages in the
history Of tie Pacific Coast MOmen's Press AS
ISOLATION.
The Thomas Musicale.
Last Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. d. r.
Thomas gave the use OF their pretty residence
2417 Washington street, for a musicale for tie
benefit Of ST PauPs Church. The parlors were
prettIly decorated with a quantity OF La France
roses ana other flowers, and therein were con-
gregAted about $50 members Of the church. A