The morning call., 1892-01-18

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Cas- ar and Mr.. and hrs. Lewis
The bride, a lovely tall brunette. looked
very distinguished Ia a heavy wedding robe
Of faille franchise, the bodice Of feathers
studded with diamonds, being the gilt OF
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Raphael She wore the
customary veil and orange blossoms. A
maGn fcent diamond tiara the gift Of Mr..
and Mrs. j. ". Raphael, sclnulatpd IN her
couture, and WAS the admiration OF all be-
holders.
After the ceremony and congratulations
the guests sat down 10 n rich banQurt OF
many courses. tOaSts and the reading OF
CongTaU!aiory messages being presently IN
order Mr.. Julius W. Raphael ofhcIated
geniaIly as POSTMASTER, assigning, among
others. the following subjects to the gentle
men whose names are mentioned IN c0nnec-
ton Herewith: ''rHe Bride and Bride
groom" Mr.. George Raphael; The Newly
Welded Pair" Mr.. Felix MeTyback; The
Young Couple" Mr.. Max Pepper; 1.-The
Fair Bride" Rev. NJ. :. Levy; Our Newly
Made BehedIct,.' Mr. George Raphael;
1.-The Best Southern Pacific Bonds in the
MaTket-Marrage Certificates" MI Max
Brooks.
Conviviality was at length at an end and
the upward OF 120 guests sought the ball
room TO dance many hours away in celebTa-
ton Of tie harry nuptIalS.
MI and Mrs. Lewis, who received many
handsome presents, leave to-day for Del
dIatey 10 housekeeping on the corner OF
Clay and DeEsadero streets.
Among those present at the ceremony
were: Mr. and Mrs Robert r. Raphael,
Rev. and Mrs NJ. 5. Levy, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Raphael, MI. and Mrs. Eddie |.
Wolfe, Mr. Max Pepper. Mt and Mrs. Max
Brooks, Mr.. and Mrs Felix Mrrzbach, Mr..
Leo j lexander, Mr.. aUd Mrs. Louis Blank,
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. l. Green, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Levy Mr.. l. Nathan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Wen.
The James Reception.
One of the most delightful events of the
week was tie recep ton given by Mrs. J. G.
James and her daughter, Mrs. Walker C.
Graves. last Saturday, at their residence,
2l37 Howard street, in honor Of Mrs. Z. l.
Merritt and Miss Lola James.
Miss James, Mrs. James niece. a tall
lovely blonde, is enjoying her first visit to
California. Mrs. Merritt is a former resi-
dent Of san Francisco, having only been
away Eve years. Both ladies' live near ST.
Louis and expect to return home the latter
part Of February.
The reception, given to introduce them
to some of the hostess many friends, was
a most enjoyable one. There was tea in the
afternoon from 10 o'clock and afterWard
dancing. The whole house was eabOrately
decorated with palms, smllaX, flowers and
growing domestic plants over 200 friends
called and enjoyed the fragrant BOhea, to-
getler with cbIt-chat and incidental music,
Mrs Hansbr0W and Miss May Code favor
Ing the company with some charming 5elec-
tons.
Mrs. James and her sister received and
introduced the arrivals to the guests Of
honor. Mrs. James was attired in a hand
some fuil-dTess toilet Of gray silk trimmed
with Chantlly lace; ornaments, diamonds.
MIS- Walter c. Graves wore a much-ad-
L.. ILL
trimmed with gauZe; ornaments, diamonds
Mrs. Merritt appeared IN a rich fuil-dTess
toilet OF black silk, with diamond Orna-
meuts. Miss James wore an exquisite gown
of pale-biUe silk. cut decOllete and sleeve
less, her ornaments were pearls, which aC-
corded effectively with her personal fair
ness.
The evening was rather the opportunity
OF the younger people, who danced merrily
until IL o'clock. when q sumptuOus supper
was served III the bIlljaTd-TOOm at tete-a-
tete tables, amid hyacinthS and tTaCeTIes OF
greeHery about the walls. The puEch-T00m
was much ia request by the heated dancers,
who were always Hospitality initiated 70
its mysteries by MI Graves, WHO presided
over the champagne brew. 4 number OF
UCu-dauCeTs were also made happy by Mr..
Graves in a card-rOOm upstairs. where the
decorations were also pr5iCse.
After supper there was dancing again for
an hour or so, and the final adieux were
mingled with many acknOw .edZments to
the hOsteSses Ter "a most charming even
ing"
Among those present were: Mrs. J. 5.
Angus, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. l.. Ashe Mr..
and Mrs William Burke. Mr. William Ball.
MIS- f. Burke. Mr.. a1d Mrs. William I.
b gget. Mr.. and Mrs. William BO0le, the
Misses Bn0le Mir. and Mrs. +. a Berlin.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Bagley, Miss Bagiey, Dr. and
Mrs. Brown, Mr. Browne. the Misses
TrcvrUa In and Mrs Raa1rish Miss Rur-
nett. Mr. and Mrs. Bothin, the Misses Berry,
Mr.. and Mrs. Code, n iss Code, DR.. and Mrs.
Christensen, DR.. and Mrs. Church, Mir. and
Mrs. j. Code Mr. and Mrs. Henry Croker,
Mr.. CabauiSs, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Cluin,
Mr.. and Mrs. " iiiiam Garry, Wm. Cook,
Mr. and Mrs. W. Davis. Mrs. Dickens, the
Misses Dickens, Mrs. D0nahue, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dunn. Mrs. Martin, Mr. and Mrs. D.
Doolan. Judge and Mrs 0. p Evans, Mr.
and Mrs. Flood, MI and Mrs a. c.
Freeze, Mr.. Farthingham, Miss Farthing-
ham. Mr.. ". L. GOad, Miss G0ad, Judge
CARRIER, Miss Rose Gallagher, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geudar, MI W. Gendar, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hustler. Mr.. r. p. Hammond, Mrs. /.
HuntOn, Mrs. j. c. Hayes, Mrs. Hadiey,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hohfeld, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mrs. Kahn, Mrs., Knox, the Misses Knox,
Nil and Ms. A. Kelly, Mr.. and Mrs. Lang
horne. Mrs. and Miss Lampe, Dir. and
MIS-. Y LCugEraD, Mr.. and MIS-. +. Lough-
rsD, Judge and Mrs. w. Levy, Mr. ana
Mrs. Martel, Judge and Mrs Lewis, the
Misses MarteI, MT. anu Mrs. John D. Nc
kee, Mrs. Mckee, Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison,
Miss Morrison, Blrs. Matthews, MIS- Mat
theWs Mr.. and Mrs. Mann, Mr.. and Miss
Mann, Judge and Mrs Mcguire, Page Nj
nor, Judge and Mrs. MckinstTy, Judge and
Mrs. Nick iSsiC&, Miss McNiel, Mr.. and Mrs
j. O'FaTTel. Miss L. O'Farrel, Mr.. and Mrs.
John OBTen AiT. and Mrs. I. L o. Brlen,
Mrs. George Parker, Mrs. Phelan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Peck, Nj. and Mrs. L. 3. Pond, Mr..
and Mrs. George Perine, Dr.. and Mrs.
Perrin, Mrs. Dollars, Mrs. Sheeby, Mr. and
Mrs. Sawyer. Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank sullivan, Mr.. and Mrs. SchOen-
field, MT. and Mrs. Van Laak, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilson, Mrs. WatheThOuse, Mr.. and Ms.
Charles Weller, Mr. and Mrs. A. Willis,
Judge and Mrs William I. Wallace. MI.
and Miss PhelaD, Mrs. Palmer. Mrs. Tor
rev, Miss Perrin, the Misses R0bluett. Mr..
Shelton, Miss Sheehy, Mr. Samuels, Mr..
Weile, Miss Switzerland, the Misses AN
Laak, the Misses Ware Mr.. WatherbOuse,
MT. and Mrs. Nalrath, Captain and
Mrs Wheat Mr. and Miss Wallace,
Mr.. and Mrs. Suchs. Mrs Legget, Mrs.
Grey. Mrs. Nolt, Mr.. A. Parsons, Mr..
Mont gomery, Bell DOnahue, MI and Mrs.
T. Worth.
Party on Eddy Street.
On Saturday evening last a stag party was
given 10 Nj. Theodore Farshtaud at his
residence 4l5 Eddy street. when the ami
yersaTy Of his twenty-second birthday was
celebrated.
A very enjoyable evening was spent, and
singing recitalions and dancing were con-
tnBed until the small hours of the morning.
Those that participated We're: MessTs.
Louis S0linsky, J. kaljmann, Ellis IL. Levy,
Henry Plato, Bernard Solnsky, Aaron
Roth0ltz, Alex Popkins. Theodore Farsi
taud, A. GOldmeyer.
Parties TO Take Place.
The members Of the Aldine Musical Club
viii give full dress party Tuesday even
ing, February 9Th, at Union-square Hall.
Several novel surprises are in store for
their friends.
nm rnpmlhers of Y S l. 10 hava