The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-02
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Mardi Gras Celebrated With
Many Merry Dances.
=Ihe pimond Reception Nevin-Norton We'd
dirg Party on Fell Street - Figei-
Muller Wedding Personals.

aLe In crested Ill making tue atialr success,
aud SO well have the preliminary arrangements
Deen made that there IS every Justification Tor
confidence in The result.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Luntng Of San Jose gave a
yeiy elaborate reception on Saturday evening.
The wedding OF Mis- Coe and Mr.. Goucner
VIII take place this evening at 81. johns Presby-
terrain Church a reception viii atIerwasd be
held at the residence of tie brides parents, 1909
Union street.
AT the grand bali given last week by the Ar
lington. Jockey Club 10 Santa Barbara those
present included: Dr. ana Mrs. Harold Side
botham, Mrs. j II. Bigelow, Mir. G. +. Bigelow,
Mt. C :. Fay. Mir. L. Il. Schmiedeil, Mrs. Boz
Ticke. Miss NickersGn. Mi. and Mis- Haii Nc
Allls:er, Miss BigeIow and others.
- Mir Sidney. son of Mrs. NJ Phillips, Will be
- confirmed at The Tayor->treet Synagogue next !
Saturday. Mrs. Phillips VIII be at home on Sat
urday and Sunday, at 724 Golden Gate avenue
The marriage OF Miss Mabel Crouch and Mr..
q. George Tenplar Tickell was solemniZed by Rev.
H.. ". Edwards IN Trinity Church on Thursday.
1be bride, a beautiful Young lady, Is The dangh-
Ter OF Hon. Robert Conch Of Nana, and The
groom is son OF the late Colonel 5. X. Tiekeli,
l. s. c. Mr.. and Mrs. Tickeli after brief trip
VIII return TO This city, iheir future home
Court Robin HOOD No. 1881, a. o. + OF A,
Will give an entertainment aud bali at Union
square Hall this evening.
The Nevin-Ncrton Wedding.
One of the most interesting weddings OF the
pIe-Lenien season took place yesterday, uniting
Miss May f. Norton. daughter OF the late
Colonel l.. 4. Norton, prominent lawyer of
HealdsbuIg. 10 Mr.. j. b. Neyn, young bust
ness Of this city.
Although the wedding was very quiet, the
many fliends OF the young couple forwarded
large number Of handsome presents, which will
be Of particular service when The recipients go
TO housekeep ping Only the family aud nearest
Fri nds Witnessed the pretty ceremony, which
was most impTeSsiyey performed al The resi-
denee Of Mrs. Ii. e. Hobbs, l7o6 Geary street.
by the Rev. Il. c. FoGte.
TBe happy pair stooo beneath an immense
floral bell wrought entirely of white blossoms.
including roses hvacinihs aud lilies of The val
ley. Was placed in Tie bay-window, aud all
around were dispOs Il wealth OF HiOletS, ar
ranged as II dropping from the clouds on the
happy pair The bride, tall blonde, VITO loOt ed
lovely ln pearl gray crepe trimmed with pearl
pasSem enteIie and bearing a bouquet az lilies OF
Tie valley according well with her wiiiowy grace
fuluess. was gwen away by h-r brother. hiT.
Norton. Miss Jennie Hobbs was The charming
maid Of honor and Mr. Hal Wright best man 10
The groom. The ceremony opened with the
"LoIeDgrln" bridal music exactly Al noon.
Afterward there were congratulations and an
. elaborate wedding breakfast MI aud MIS- Neyln
leaving I'd Tie afternoon for parts Unknown. ON
their return hey will live at the Colonial for
time before taking up the responsibilities OF
III presents have already been alluded 10 as
most valuable, especially the silver, while
pendant tor tie meek was conspicuous among the
leweiIy.
The Dimond Dance.
The winter season technically closed last even
I ing with tile Preside hop aud tie dance given
by tie Misses Dimond at tlIelr elegant new resi-
dence 1924 Washington street. The latter was
most delightful affair.
Albeit Termed informal" the Dmond Mardl
GraS dance viii always be remembered as one
Of The most finished functions Of the season.
From The long canvas vestibule protecting The
guests on arrival, 10 tie admirable service for
securing carriages at lie lime Of departure,
every arrangement was a compliment.
Nearly 200 friends were greeted by the young
mond. Miss Severance. WHO is visiting here from
Honolulu, Miss Nellie Hyer, Miss Hobrook
ana Miss Hope Ellis of MaTysVllle. The house
was apparently constructed for The exact pur-
pose Of giving a large dance. and the architect
urai advantages had been fully taken advantage
Of. A colonial atmosphere which fitted perfectly
With tie antique carved paueltng peIvaded the
decorations ii The pailor suite Of three spacious
rooms. In The front ana rear looms, with their
oaF ell parquet floors, the flowers were chehy
groups Of ST. JOseph's lilies and azseas massed
III tie hearth auG graceful sprays OF English
may dropping over the mirror above.
Tie MID salon. entered through yellow por-
there's, vas caDvased and decorated WIFI acacia
and lilies of lie valley amid their oper foliage.
his was eSSe nllally tie willie aud god" room
and was much admired. Iete-a-tetc retreats
were everywhere upstaFs ara IN the nan, aud
even the stars themselves were not rejected as
temporary fauteuus. Some OF The misOgyHlsts
- ere made happy in The biliiard-Toom on the
Dancing was enjoyed until midnight to Brandrs
music. wien Ludwig's dainties were served at
teie-a-tete tables -sprinlIled about the dancing
floor. and after that iher- was more dancing
until lie Tine arrived f0r adeuX aud revolrs.
Among the guests were: Miss Hope Ellis, Miss
Severance, Miss Beta Sperry, Miss Nellie Hill
yei, Miss HolbTook. Miss Edna Robinson. Miss
KAle VOORHEES, Miss Lottie Clarke, Miss Mou.der,
Miss Laura Bales, MISS Deimas, The Misses Car
bic, Miss CTOwetl, Miss Alice Simpkins Miss
Maggie Xxi tie, Miss Bessie Hooker, Miss Sander
son, Miss Florence Reed. Miss Smith, Miss Sc
wal, Miss OCoDnor. Miss Merry Miss Ashe,
Miss 10mpklDs, Miss Collier, Miss Barton, Miss
Baekhee Tile Misses FiGdley, Miss McNutt, Miss
Rilsbury, MISS Brown, MISS Wood, Miss Hof.
al
Jarhoe. Miss knsIe Miss Marguerite Wallace,
Miss BIssei. Miss Coue. Miss Epson. Miss
Cunningham, Mr.aBd Mrs. Ellis; L. 81. Greenway,
. Frank ID. Madison, Mr.. blanchard, Fred Coon,
George H. Lent, MI Haynes. George ID. Boyd,
Augustus Monlder. w. r. Heath. Milton Latham,
W. II, TAYLOR, Mr. Simpkins, A. LoughboFoueh,
c. +. Hubbard, Joseph S. Tobin. Mr.. Ricketts,.
Dir. Howard, {. ID. 0Suliiyan, Samuel knight,
Messrs. FELTON,. Adams, Messersmith, Griffin.
Whittier. Delmas, Clark, Sewail. Platf, William.
son, Macondray, IaToian, Holbrook, PhelaB,
Holman. HougIton, Cogglns, Mackey, Williams,
I. 5. A; Clark; Nolan Z. 5. A; Ham, U. 5. A.
stevens, I. S. A.; Benson. Z. 5, a; Galbraith,
Ames. Bull Haighr Owens, Buekbee, Person.
Bowie. CosgraYe, Gray Chalmers, McNntt.
small. Lieutenant Cg.in, Macon fray, E. \. Bee
H. NJ. BiSselI, p w. Thompkins, J. Cunning
ham George A. Loughborough, Lieutenant Raj
ierty, Z. 5. A., Captain Blunt Captain A. f.
Wood. Lieutenant Charles G- Lyman, Lieutenan nj
L. T. Q1alirOugb, U. S. N; Lieutenant Barry
Fir. Potter. U. S. A; Mr. Wiley, Mir. Bowers. Mr.
Worth. Nh. Hancock, Mr. Moore. Mr. MeLaren
DR.. Mccormack.
The Eigel-Nulier Wedding.
Yesterday evening Miss Alice Mnller. daugh
ter of The wellknown optIcian OF MontgomsTI
street. was married TO Mr.. Theo. A. Figel, son o
Mr.. Joseph Figel. the prominent merchant, at th'
residence Of Sir. and Mrs. c. Muller, 21e
HaIgbt street
only relatives were present at the suspicious
ceremony. which was followed by an elaborate
supper. When tie health Of the bride and groom
was duly toasted. The BRIDE looked very DIS
tingnished in her wedding robe OF heavy white
sia trimmed with point lace aud set off with
diamond necklace, the gift OF the groom.
lie presents were both numerous and sub
stanIia.
trip and VIII thereafter keep house at GIG Pag'
slIeeI.
and Mrs. C. Muller, Mr. and Mrs. G. Rosenthal
Mr.. and Mrs. @. L. French, Mr.. and Mrs FREQ
Fgel. Mrs Al Figel, Dir. shannon, Mr. Fieel
uncle Of tue groom; Judge w. L. Cook, uncle O
the bride, who, at her request. performed tht
wedding ceremony; Mr. Philip Fgel, Miss Edit
y uiier bliss Adellne Muller, MISS Grace Muller
Master Clarence Muller and Master Charlie
R0senthal.
Festivities Fell Street
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Rick celebrated their sill
yer wedding al their home, 12l Fell street, OF
Wednesday evening, the 24ih ult. The pario
was decorated with evergreens.
The evening was pleasantly spent IN singing
% and music, recitations, etc, Mrs. Fred Mueller
Mrs Frank Mack and Mr. Herman Pank0w
= having principally entertained The guests witt
IecitauOns.
The presents were numerous.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Johl
Wobn. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Kahn, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Mueller. Mr. and Mrs. Franz
Mack. Mr. and Mrs Herman Pankow, Mr. anC
Mrs. Thanwald. Mr. aud Mrs. Louis Schoenfeid
Mr.. anu Mrs. Henry FranZen, Mr.. and Mrs FREQ
Nsegma9. Mr.; and Mrs English. Mrs August
Grover OF Redwood City. MIS-. r. and Mis-
Bertha Levy OF san Jose and others.
On The following day Mr.. Charles Rick gave
social gathering at his home 81 Fell street.
lie evening was spent In singing dancing
playing games and music.
e. Those present were: Miss Mary Silepeler
Miss Lizzie Loderbose Miss Clara Kahn Mis-