The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-05-30

RED to Miss Nellie NJ. j. MeKenna, the
charming daughter of Mr. Thomas Nc
Kenna the longtime popular end efficient
secretary TO the Police Commission The
groom is also native OF this city and son oI
Our distinguished pioneer. lion. EdWln
Lewis. A sOjourn OF a week at the Del
Monte is to follow, and reception 10 an
friends on the night OF June - at the resi-
denee Of Mir. Mckenna.
Mr.. and MIS-. a. e. Davis nave lssned iliNI-
tstions for the wedding If their daughter,
Miss Susie Augustine Davis. and Mt. FRANC
Vincent Wright of san Jose. which will
take place in Grace Church at half-past
o'clock on Wednesday evening, June ?:
The wedding of Dir. A. Il. Tenuent OF this
CITY and Miss Carrie L. Burdick Of Mendon,
Mich. will occur at the latter place on June
s. Mr.. Tennent is a young man VINO IS well
and fayOrably known. lie Is a member OF
! the Bush Mallett Company OF TINS city.
} He will start for Michigan this week.
The engagement is announced Of Miss
! Mullie SpIegelman of this city TO Mr.. Asher
| Green of New York.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Sophie Charles TO Mr.. Harry Davidson.
They will receive on Sunday next al go
Fulton street
The marriage arranged between Mr. Ben
Lathrop and Miss Belle Harris, both well
known in Berkeley soriety, VIII take place
on June at St. Marks Episcopal Church
The e. gagement has been announced OF
Tie wedding of Mr.. !. W Peterson and
Miss Nettie G. CheSSOn is announced 10 take
place at ST. PauPs Church. Benicia, Wednes-
day afternoon, June !, at O'Clock.
The SpIivaIo Anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander D. Splivalo cele-
bratsd the twentieth anniversary of their
wedding Wednesday evening by giving
charming musicale at their lovely residence
on Washir gton street. The drawiHG-rOom,
parlor, library and dining-room resembIed
Conservatives, so pTofuSe were the Il raj
decorations.
The hostess wore a lovely brown silk
gown trimmed with gold and golden slip
pers TO match. Her three daughters. Misses
Katie. Rosie and Sicily, wore white silk and
oses to ma tch. Charming was Miss Mamie
Lash in red silk. Miss Keene OF Sacra-
mento wore white trimmed with blue.
Delightful music was rendered by PROBES
sOTs RCs-i, BigelOw, Galvani, LOcher, Fos-
ter Mr.. Polk and Mr.. SaldlneTa.
At midnight supper was served, during
which champagne flowed freely. Mr.. and
Mrs. Spliyalo were the recipients of numer-
ons t0asts. to which appropriate respons es
were made.
The seats of no nor were conferred upon
Ex-Governor Pachec o, United States Minis
ter 10 Guatemala. nd Mr.. William II.
Chambliss of Mississippi, The others pres
ent were judge and Mrs William T. Wal
lace, Judge and Mrs. 0. z. Evans, Mr.. and
MIS-. L. Rhodes, Mr.. and Mrs w. c. SWEET,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Sheldon. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
l.. Tierney Mr.. ana Mrs. l. Danglada. Mr..
and Mrs. q. SaldieTna, Mr.. and Mrs Z.
BiglOw, Mr.. and MIS-. II. Howard. Dir. and
Mrs. c. L, SpiiyalO, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. BeT-
win. Mrs. B. DOnahue D. Smith, J. Lore.
/ i. Hall, VI. TaaHe, (. POrteneF T. Neville,
Misses n. Wallace. :. SWEET, A Keane, R.
| Haasett, j. McGeOrgP, NJ. Mckay, =. Drey-
fuss, NJ. Lash, L. Welton. d. Polk, NJ.
( Love, ). St;nsOD, NJ. Hickman, i. Haskell,
/ :. Bassler, Mr. McGeOrge, A. RansOme, y.
LasB. X. SpliYalO, l. CasteIaZo, Hon. y. q.
/ CamariuOs, Judge John Hunt, DTS. d. Resi-.
r. Payne c. Hubbard, A. Regensburger, Z.
Payne, c. Payne, T. C0uret. Professors
g. Gslyani, d. Locher, l. Foster, Messrs.
g. I. Barnes. E J. Moore, ). AntoldL d.
Polk, J.. Gamble, d. Coming, w. Griffin,
J. Sweeney, l.. Hamm. O. Cabiners, Lee
Lash, p. Brady, J. A. Sheldon, =. j.
Sanchez, A. d. Gumwood, 5. Lash, II. Stlu-
son, d. Haskell. O. MaDCusi, w Mulcahey,
| Willis Polk, (. Arraigada. \. Stuart, 5.
Hibbard, j. Page, a. Castelazo, 5. Ander-
The Blair Lunch Party.
One of the principal private enter
rainments OF the week was the lunch
party given on Wednesday By Mrs. Samuel
NJ Blair and her daughter, Miss Jennie
BlaiI. at their residence on Van Ness ave-
nue., in honor Of Mrs. George j. Harding
(nee jones', who is here on visit to her
mother. Mrs. o. c. Pratt.
Fresh-cut sweet peas on ground Of Nile
green silk formed the most charming table
garniture, their effect being enhanced BY
the shaded candelabTa light, The menu
was perfectly considered, and the after
! hours In the paTlOTs delightfully."- spent
Mrs. Harding returns home to Philadelphia
on the Goth prox.. and Miss Blair leaves on
a trip to Europe on the 18th pTOx., so that
the notable affair partOOk somewhat Of
farewell occasion.
Those present were: Mrs. Samuel NJ.
Blair. Mrs. George J. Harding, Mrs. Web
ster Jones, Mrs. Henry T. B0thin. Mrs. II.
NJ a. Miller, Mrs. Robert OXnaTd, Mrs. A.
p. HOtaling Jr, Mrs. CASTOR NJ. Ashe, Miss
Jennie Blair, Miss Elise Kelley, Miss Fanny
Croker and Miss Belle Saith.
The Lund Dinner Party.
Consul and Mrs. Henry Lund, Of 1914
| Washington street. gave a dinner party
! last Tuesday evening, their guests Of honor
being Mr.. and MIS-. Charles 2. Delcomyn of
London Mr.. Deleomyu is the son Of the
Consul General Of Denmark TO England. The
1 table and dIning-fOOm were beautifully
decorated with la France roses and ferns.
String music added its charm 20 the we'll
selected menu, and a most delightful even
| ing was spent The ladies were beautifully
gOwned. Mr.. and Mrs. DelcOmyn have been
travelling for the last year, having visited
India, China Japan, Australia. the Sand
] witch Islands. After spending two weeks at
| the Palace Hotel, they started for home on
| Thursday, going by the Northern Pacific
road and will sail from New York on
! June 29tb.
Miss Marie BRrnard's Marriage.
The following notice from the Boston
Record Of the 2lst INST viii be of interest to
| the many friends OF the fair CaliiOrnienne:
wedding Of decidedly more than ordinary
/ interest occurred at l P. NJ Today NJ 90 ST.
/ Botolph street, when Mr.. Justin smith. the we'll
/ known member Of tie firm Of CHM & Co., was
! marrl TO Miss Marie T. Barnard.
The wedding occurred at the charming rooms
/ Mr.. Smith has fitted Up. II was private affair,
/ being witnessed only by about score OF the
most Intimate friends OF the contracting parties.
/ The bride was atired in white silk and The
groom never looked proUder or more joyful.
/ Rev q. w. Brooks performed the ceremony.
claSsmate OF the brides while the latter was at
/ the Paris Conservatory OF Music, Miss Jewell,
was The bridesmaid.
Mr.. Smith is a Vermont boy, and first came
| into note at Dartmouth College, where be grad
4 ualed 10 1877 al The head OF his class. He had
| led The class all through college, and Is one Of
4 three men In DartmOutlPs history who have gone
J through he college and maintained perfect rank
] all through The course ID every study. MIR. Smith
has been engaged In the publishing business
With various firms, aud tor some iinc now has
been Will CHM Co. When Old President Bart
! lett resigned MIR. Smith was prominently men
! toned a. lis successor.
/ Mrs. BarDard-Smth is fayorite Western
singer, with brilliant soprano voice. she was
/ born IN Chico, Cal, and has for TWO years been
/ singing with the MendelssUhn Quinlette Club.
! She Is not well known In Boston, having sung
/ here only once, but as she Is now 10 be q resi-
dent, we shall bear more of her She is to be The
soprano 10 Mr., Arthur Foote'S choir after her
return from the wedding trip. Ii is not probable,
/ however, that she VIII sing In concert TO any
/ extent, as her husband does lot desire her 10
continue her public career. although IL has thus
/ far been singuarly successful Mrs Smith Is
/ young woman Of striking personal appearance
/ and a distinguished manner.
The Mass Dinner Party.
Among the social events of last week