The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-08

three silver bands and large comb; Miss
Hattie Stone. light blue India silk; Miss
Josie Eichbaum, red India silk; Miss LOttie
Waite looked charming IN orange India SILK
aud diamonds; Miss Peterson, light blue
figured India silk; Miss Lille SnOwgrass,
red crepe; Miss Mabel Eastwood, cream
crepe.
Most Of the gentlemen were in simple
evening dress. The admired exceptions
were: DR.. Wll SiebeIst, who came IN the
large blue coat and red breeches of the
French gendaTme, and Mr.. Cline Harris In
black satin court costume. The others were ::
Messrs. Charles Ker, w. N. Miles, f..
Holmes, DR.. Fisher, II. HOlbr0Ok, r. Land
grebe, G. Mulin, w. MosgroYe, o. East
wood, Charles Davis, James BTeck, w.
Campbell, John Marshall, Newton Rose
krans, r. 3. Hobson, Fred Cushion, Chester
RuSekrans. H. Flood, W Manning George
BoSekrans Van Eichbaum.
Gray Hamilton Wedding in Oakl and.
St. PauTs Church, in Oakland, was last
Wednesday the scene OF the interesting
wedding of Mr. Clarence II. Gray, well
known among the business men Of this city,
where he has been engaged in commerce for
a number Of years, and Miss Agnes SOutteT
Hamilton. daughter of the late Rev. l..
hamilton Of Oakland. Mr.. Gray is a son Of
Mr.. j. y. Gray Of Stockton.
The ceremony was performed at noon by
the rector, Rev. Robert Richie. To the
music of MeHdessohn's wedding march the
bridal party entered IN the following order:
First came the usheTS. MesSrs. Phil ii.
Remllard, Frederick Knight, James AmeS
and Edgar Harris. After them walked the
maid Of honor, Miss Blanche HOLSTER OF
C0uTtland. Sacramento County.
Then the bride entered, leaning on the
ann Of her elder brother, Edward II. Ham
ilton The bride was attired in a charming
tailoT-made gown OF white ladies' cloth,
bell skirt with demi-train, with a white
Gainsb rough hat trimmed with white
ostrich plumeS. The bridegroom, accom-
panied by MI Arthur Pope, entered from
the YestTy-TOOm and met the bride at the
altar steps.
After the ceremony the party left the
church and proceeded to tile home Of the
brides mother, Mrs. Laurentlne Hamilton,
Il6j JACKSON street, where family reunion
was held. The following afternoon MT.
and Mrs. Gray went to san Francisco, where
til ey were entertained at a wedding dinner
by the Misses lay.
Yesterday the couple left for Coronado
and other points 10 the southern part OF the
State. After the wedding tour they viii
probably make their home IN Oakland.
the Excelsior Lodge Party.
Excelsior Lodge, No. 1352, X. and 1. of
H., succeeded better last evening than on
their last occasion with their monthly hop
at Odd Fellows Hall.
1t was their f5Ity-eighth entertainment
and would doubtless have attracted the
usually large attendance had ii not been for
tie rain in the earlier part of the evening.
As il was the popularity OF tae lodge drew
quite we'll enough to enable all present 10
eng y emSelyes thoroughly. Mr.. Horn
led the grand march with Ms, Carrie
Purcell.
The committees consisted Of. Committee
of ArranGeu eu{s-AIrs. L. A. Major. Mrs.
L. T. kjusm3n, MI y. II. Major. Mr. W
VI. Lawson. Mr. j. c. Horn; Reception
Committer-Mr. ". ". McA air. Miss Nettie
Steele, Miss Maggie Policy, assistant floor
managers, AIr. c. ". Conger. Nj VI. c..
Meyers, Floor C0mmjIt-e-E 4. Priest
Mss Lille May starr. Mrs /. A. Priest,
Miss Nellie Fyie, Miss May CAREY.
\ YountviIe Wedding.
The wedding Of AIr Walter A Bradley
and M.ss Lila HIll took place al the resi-
d-nce of. Mrs. Gil, aunt o.. tie bride. at
Y0uutvlie. on "Wednesday afternoon at >
o'clock Inc ceremony was performed by
Rev James Mitchell. The Ero0msman was
Sir. Worth Brad ey, while Miss Hattie GIL
acted a bridesmaid.
4 reception was afterwaFd enjoyed. to-
-ether with a sUmptuOus Tepast, wheTeat
Air. A. Patten acted as master Of cere-
/ mOuieS. and sentiments and tUastS were eX-
pressed by Rev. AIT. Mitchell, Mr. y. Ne
D.nuel., Mir. L. johnson and others. There
were about IUTty-fTe Invited guests present.
The bride and groom left ia the evening
/ for weeks honeymoon, 10 be spent a. Sau
Francisco.
4 large number Of presents were received
ay the young couple. viz. One tea-seL by
hr and Mrs. u. ArA ECKER. silver spoons by
1Ils. AID Miss Crah5, glass set by AiT. and
Mrs. Rector, Pair of fancy vases, MISS Long
album. Mr y. McBaunel; dinner-Set, MI
John =. Hul; beautiful lamp MT. ana Mrs.
. J.. Williams, silver butter knife, Dir. and
Mrs. r Johnson; coyprlet Miss HATTIE Gill;
a hne lamp, Mr. Worth Brad ey; fancy
vases, butter dish, sugar bowl. MI and Mrs.
Elliott; table linen, Mrs. Gill; water set,
/ Miss Iessie Gill; poultry, Mr. j. 4. Hill;
/ feather bed, Mrs. :. A. HUI; lace curtains,
( MI aud Ms =. II. Robinson. table-ClotA
and napkins Mir. and Mrs. 4. d. Pat,en.
After their return from the honeymoon
Mr. and Mrs, Bradley will reside az cunt
Vile
Society Personals.
Mrs. Peter White and Miss Mabel White,
Of Alameda, left on the steamer Puebla a
few days ago t. spend a couple Of weeks
with friends in Portland.
The Misses Olive and Gertrude Burnett.
daughters Of NJ. W. c. Burnett, are visit
ing their cousins. the Misses Edith and
/ Maude Burnap. daughters OF Chief En-
EineeI u. y. DuIndp, I. =. n, AT dleJ0.
Mrs. ". i. I Uung Of Santa Cruz Is spend
ing few weeks IN this city.
Ms ana MIS-. Smith Brown have returned
to Eschol, Napa, after holiday sojJurn
WIKI their daughters ia this city.
Dir. and Mr.. Homer ;. King are ente ?
tanning Miss IeunglOn Of Nevada at their
residence, 1901 Leavenworth street.
Mrs. Frances EdSertOn will leave next
weeks IOr SIX months sOjouTn ia the East.
While IN Boston she will be the guest Of
her relatives, Congressman elect and Mrs.
Oscar Lapham Of Rhode Island.
Mr.. Leo Book has been visiting Portland.
Mr. and Miss Emmett are the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dbble at their residence IN
Ross Valley.
Alameda saciety viii receive an addition
in Mr.. and Mrs +. b. de Cola, who are
having an elegant home built at Grand street
and san Jose avenue. Mr. de Cola Is a
brother Of AIr. George de Cola, the oakland
attorney, and is connected with tie house Of
Cation, Bell * Co.