The morning call., 1892-05-16


his little cousin, Edwin Myres. Over a
hundred persons were resent TO witness
the uniting Of the happy young couple.
After a shCTt and very touching address
from the Rev. Father Gregory they each
took the marriage VOWS which so grandly
and so solemny united their love.
Many congratulations were then presented
and the company retired TO the dining-roam
to part2ke Of an elaborate supper. The
/ dining-TOom was tastefully decorated with
/ eveTgreenS, eschschOltZias and ferns. From
/ the center IF the room hung huge basket
! Of crimson and white roses. A lemon ade
fountain had been erected and was GOV cred
with moses and panseS. At another table
tea, coffee and chocolate were served.
After the supper, which aid not end till an
! early hour, the younger members present
gave an informal musical. and much merTi-
ment pervsded the whole assembly.
Mr.. Franklin T. Hittel was a member of
the Zeta Psi Club Of the California Uni
| Yersity, Berkeley, and all his bachelor
friends Will mourn his loss from among their
numbers and wish him every happiness as
a married man.
The following were among the many beau
/ tiful presents to the bride: Entire suit OF
parlOr furniture, Mr.. }. ). Reed; elegant
piano and table linen, Mrs. j. s. Reed; en-
tire silver service, Mrs. f. S. Seymour !;
bronze and marble table and house linen.
Miss Mamie Reed; bronze etagere piano
lamp, Miss ROsaliene Reed; set Of silver
! dinner service, silver manicure set, Mrs. J..
II. Hitteil; handsome rose jar, Senator and
Mrs Archibald Yell, and other gifts to the
! number Of over 100, Of which nothing but
! the eXlgencies OF space renders detailed
mention impossible.
The JoBes-Terrifield wedding.
a pleasant event of the week was the
ceremony uniting Mr.. Charles R. Jones. con-
nected with Wells, Fargo & Co., to Miss
- ~.
BRIDES father. The bride was attended by
Miss Hattie Msrrifeld and the groom by
BIr. H. b. Cody.
After the ceremony a reception was ten
dered by the happy pair TO their many
friends at the residence Of Mrs. Jones. 800
Twentieth street. where the evening " as
pleasantly spent.
AbOnt 90 friends we're Hospitality enter
tanned aud many were the wishes expressed
for the future health and prosperity of Mr..
and Mrs. Jones.
The Observation-Disclosures Wedding.
The notable event of the past week was
the Duptials of Miss Minnie Bashford and
Mr.. William Z. Brusher. which took place at
st. Mays Cathedral, Van Ness avenue. last
| Wednesday evening. At o'clock the bril-
dal party were met at the altar-rail by the
groom and best man, Mr.. Frank Jones. The
bridesmaid proceeded alone, followed by
the bride lea ming Oh the arm Of her brother,
Captain L. Il. Kennedy. On account Of the
sudden illness Of Rev. Father Prendergast
Rev. Father Kirby offielated The church
decorations were beautiful.
The BRIDE was attiTed Ia robe OF white
India silk, made with a long court train.
The eorsage was high and the sleeves long,
while the trimming was of rare point lace.
The veil was of white silk molene depend
Ing gracefully from her coiifgre Of orange
r. In 4 - H4a.N -. -
were OF white undresSed kid, and her only
ornaments were orange blossoms, gracefully
twined amid the Ids Of lace. The bOuquet
was composed OF Niphetos roses.
The bridesmaid, Miss Tessie Rock, wore
an elegant toilet of blue India silk, pro-
fusely trimmed with blue chiffon, ribbons
and forget-me-nots. She carried bouquet
OF fOrget-me-notS
After the ceremony. at the reception held
at the home Of the bride, 1o16 Powell street,
the bride and groom received the eongratu-
lations of their many friends under a mag
nificent marriage bell of La France and
Niphetos roses. The presents were elegant
and numerous. The gr0om's gift TO tie
bride was an elegant diamond pin. Many
kilograms were received from absent friends.
At 2 o'clock the happy couple departed
amid the many heartfelt wishes OF their
friends for their future happiness and pros
perity.
The siebe Reception.
Miss Mile Siebe entertained at the home
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. S'ebe,
e3S Fulton street, last Thursday evening,
the officers Of the Austrian corvette Fasaua.
The house was beautifully decorated with
smilax, ferns, Japanese lanterns and
flowers. The evening was delightfully."-
spent In dancing aud singing. At midnight
sumptuous supper was served by Ludwig,
where t0asts were given in honor of the
officers. and which were also responded to.
After spending a pleasant hour at supper
the guests repaired TO the parioT. where
dancing was continued until late hour.
The officers present were: Lieutenant
Nemling, Lieutenant Sikoia Won Siegers-
field. Baron Won Meyern Hohenberg, Count
Colloredo Won Mansfield, Dr. Won Pillwax,
Dr. T. y0n Proeoporica, Ritter Won Pozer,
Lieutenant Karl ZeTbes, Lieutenant Charles
Masjon, Lieutenant Anton Pawlick.
Among other guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.