The morning call., 1892-04-28

was prominently concerned in the building
Of the Omnibus and Calfornia-sireet sys-
TEN of railroads.
The ceremony took place at the residence
OF Mrs. l.. A. Crowell. which, under the
hands Of Miss Bates had assumed an as
pect at once ornate and refined. Many novel
effects had been produced on an extempor-
lied background Of scroll-paper with gar
lands 81 double Cherokee roses and baskets
Of While hawthorn. 1t was naturally a
daisy wedding" in allusion to the brides
name, and the bridal canopy, mantel and
hail were largely decorated with yellow
a. white maTguertes and oX-eye daisies
Beneath the canopy the happy pair were
married 10y Rev. DR.. Horatio Stebbins, the
bride wearing an effective empire gown Of
ribbon brOcade. made plain, with train and
elbow sleeves, and trimmed with duchesse
lace. She carried spray Of orange bios
sons
Her bridesmaids were Miss Mary Dun
ham and Miss Blanche Castle. The first
wore pale mauve and carried Paris daisies,
and her companion cream color with
boQueI OF butterc1ps. Miss May CrOwell,
the maid OF honor, a sister OF the bride, was
g0wned in white girdled with daisies,
cluster OF which mingled with white sweet
clover she bore in her hand. Mrs. T.. A.
Crowell, the mother of the BRIDE wore
handsome silver gray toilet The grooms-
men were Messrs. Harry Hawkes. and
Thomas PenneI. The bride was given
away by her brother, Mr.. III. A. Newell,
marine secretary Of the California Insur-
ance Company
Afterward there was the customary pleas
ant ceremony Of congratulation add supper,
the brides table upstairs being prettiiy dis
tlnguished with pink roses. All the ar
engagements were well considered. ana the
friends agreed it was "a lovely wedding"
The presents received by the happy pair
testified to the large number Of their
friends.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Alpheus Bull intend going
to housekeeping Immediately on the corner
OF Clay and Frederick streets.
The Union-square Club Party.
Monday evening the Union-square Club
held an enjoyable reception at Odd Fellows
Hall. Somewhat late Of arriving the friends
were engaged in the grand march to Blum's
music shortly after O'clock and continued
their exhiarating amusement until / clock.
Mr.. ID. OCaliaghan directed the floor, as
sisted by MeSsTS. X. ID. Duke, w. NJ. Lacey.
DR.. j. j. Glusti, J. Ii. Moran. The reception
committee consisted of Messrs. f. Il. Sur
ryhne, John j. WiTtner, IL. IL. Schultz. DIR.
w. ii. Sieberst
Society Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles nolbrook, Miss
Mamie Holbrook and Mr. Harry HolbrOok
have settled at Menlo Park for the summer
months.
MI anu MIS- a. ~. UlTfIu VIII iedNG ntAI
week TO pass the summer at MenlO Park.
Mr.. John Vance Cheney enjoyed the Santa
Barbara floral fete.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Schroeder are enter
tanning Mr. and Mrs. ID. j. Staples at Red
wood City.
Mr.. John II. Jewett. who has been i'll at
his country residence near Los GuilicOs, was
reported better at last accounts.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Walter Witham will spend
the summer months in Blythedae.
Miss Perry, the aunt of Miss Florence
Blythe, has been seriously i'll at her resi-
dence in San Anselmo.
Mrs. Isaac Trumbo is visiting in Salt Lake
City.
Mrs. j. 3. O'Gunn OF this city and Mrs.
Mckune of Sacramento are at Santa Bar
bara.
Governor Markham is at Pasadena for a
couple Of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Luning will leave this
week for trip to Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. a. Rothschild (nee
SessingeD are visiting Portland. Or, where
they are meeting with much pleasant atten-
ton.
The families OF Captain Sampson and
Commander Nelson left for the East Mon
day via Panama. They were accompanied
by Miss Alice Cuts, who will spend a year
among Eastern relatives