The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-20
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Another Brilliant Cluster Of East
Society Weddings.

Society Weddings.
A charming entertainment for the benefi
OF the Blford Kinder garten will be held al
the residence of Mrs. Eugene n. Deuprey.
northeast corner of Clay and Laurel streets
on Thursday evening (to-morrow) at
o'clock. The programme will consist OF
music aud tabieaux illustrating Keats
beautiful poem "The Eve of ST Agnes.
Mr.. Alfred Bowler of the Baldwin Theater
will superintend the stage settings and Mr..
Frank Mitchell. Mrs. Birmingham, the
Misses Ferrer. Miss Amy Cell ana others
will lend their assistance 10 the musical
part Of the programme. Tickets may be
had OF the following committee: Miss
Scott. 507 Harrison street; Mi SIS McMahan,
San Rafael; Miss Booth, 20l2 Broadway
Miss RansouL 1920 Bush street; Miss
Hillyer, northeast corner Clay and Laurel
streets. Tickets may also be had at the
door ef Mrs. Deuprey'S residence ON The
evening of the entertainment and the pub
lie is cordially invited to attend.
Mr.. George ID. Boyd and Miss Margaret
kittle will be married tonight at st. John
Presbyterian Church, reception being
afterward held at the residence Of the
brides parents.
Dr. and Mrs Mclean will entertain the
members of the State Medical Society this
evening at their residences On Pacific avenue,
near Davisadero street
San Francisco Chapter No. /, Royal Arch
MaSOns, will give ball and banquet to-nl0r-
row evening at Pioneer Hall.
Miss Grace Welsh and Mr.. Wagner will
be married this evening at the residence or
Mr.. Joseph Wagner, 1904 Jones street.
Miss Emma L. Martin and Mr.. Ii. Nj.
Iurrell will be welded to-day at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Martin, 51l
OFarrell street.
Miss Emma j. Jansen and Mr.. Mills will
Sacred Heart Church, reception following
at the residence of Captain and Mrs.
Charles Jansen on Waller street.
Among the festive gatherings Of this even
tertainment at Odd Fellows Hall, the party
OF the Select Knights of America at Bnai
Birth Hall, the Owls party at Union
square, and the reception OF the Knights
and Ladies Of Honor in Armory Hall, On
the corner OF Page and Cough streets.
The wood-A mes Wedding.
Some 500 invitations had been issued to
the ceremony which last night united at
Grace Church Miss Gertrude Ames, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Pelham Anes, to Mr..
Robert William Wood of Boston. Mass.
The Easter decorations already described
by The CALL made pretty scene for the
bridesmaids came down the side aisle amid
the music Of "Taunhauser" and met the
happy pair and the usherS. whom they
accompanied to the south end TO the
"Lohengrin" march. The maid of honor
was Miss Alice Ames; the bridesmaids
Miss May Hoffman. Miss Minnie Emmett,
Miss Mary Graham and Miss Helen Otis.
Mr.. Worthington Ames acted as best man,
and the ushers were Messrs. William Kit
tie. William NJ. Randol. Leonard 4. Chenery
and Southland Hoffman. While the cere-
mony was being performed by Rev. G.. l..
Mel, assisted by Rev. r. c. Foute. the
organ whispered the well-known refrains Of
Gounod's Faust"
The bride. handsome blonde, appeared
| to the greatest advantage in white satin.
made en- traine, and trimmed with point
| lace. she wore orange blossoms with the
veil and carried lilies of the valley. Her
ornaments were diamonds.
| After the ceremony reception, Unite
| to the bridal party and relatives, was held
| at 1872 Taylor street, the residence of the
brides parents Tie whole house was
sweet with flowers, among which cOngrat-
ulations were proffered and the wedding
| supper discussed.
| Miss Ames is great favorite In local So
ciety and her marriage will deprive San
Francisco OF one of its bellies. The united
| pair Will spend few months In Southern
| California and Alaska, and will then leave
| for the East aud Europe. They will wan
| der about and may settle in Germany, New
| Haven or possibly In Boston-wherever
| scientific studies.
The Baglcy- Hamilton Wedding.
Another interesting wedding last night
| was that Of MIR. Albert Bagley of the First
| National Gold bank, a son of Mrs. A. D.
| Bagley, aud Miss Catherine Hamilton,
| daughter of the late Mr.. Charles Hamilton,
we'll known in this city.
The ceremony was performed in the D ri
yate rarlors OF St. Ignatius Church, owing
In ha nf faff If
parties. Rev. Father Varsi, Sd. OBLIGATED
about 30 o'clock, in the presence of mum
| Der OF friends.
The bride wore handsome dress OF
lusterless silk en- traine. trimmed with
duchesse and point lace. made with long
| sleeves and high neck. Her ornament Is
| were diamonds, and she carried a bouquet
| OF beautiful fleurs de lis, which also crowned
| the long veil
| A reception followed at the Palaces Hotel.
| IN the private suite of Mr.. 5. f. Gashweiler.
the stepfather of the bride. the rooms being
| ornate with white Cherokee roses snow
| balls, bridal and lOng-stemmed La France
roses. A recherche supper was served In
| the private dining-room. forty-five guests
sitting down to the prettily decorated able
under the electric light
The WeIler-M Morrison wedding.
Last evening Miss Fannie Morrison, ward
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank M. Pixley, was hap.
PLY married to Dir. Herbert Bird Weller, o
young business man of this city, at the
Pixiey residence on the corner of Union and
Steiner streets.
They were married In the presence OF
some Us friends at o'clock by Rev. W.tW
Bolton of the church of st. Mary thu Vir-
gin. Miss Edith Nelson. who carried bon
Quet OF forget-ine-nots, was maid of honor
the bridesmaids were Miss Nelson, whose
bouquet was pink daisies, and Miss Younger.
who carried bunch of buttercups. Ali
these ladies wore white China silk Mr..
WrightoD was best man, and the ushers
were DIR. MaldOnado and Mr. Kelly.
The bride, who Is an accomplished must
| clan and iinGuist, besides member II last
years Clue of go. wore antique white silk
| en- traiae, trimmed with point lace. Her
| veil OF tule was adorned with orange bios
| SONS, bunch of which mingled with white
| columbine she bore in her hand. Ornaments,
diamonds.
The happy pair stood beneath rich
white embroidered crepe canopy, the COL
umns OF which were wound somewhat
stffiy in the Colonial style with garlauds of
baltimore Belle roses. The remainder OF
the roomy house was profusely. decked
with cut flowers by Miss Bates. snow balls,
Banksia and other roses, eschscholtzias,
lilies and lilacs prettily filling out the thou
sand and one odd corners. Mr.. Pixley s
Den, with Its antique hearth and mahOg-
any furniture, blossomed out rarely with
wealth of flowers, and the grounds were
hung throughout with gay Japanese Ian
terms.
After congratulations, the guests sat
down to the wedding supper served at little
tables, those at the brides table In the GEN.
ter OF the room being the members Of the
bridal party, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nj. Pixley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Antoine Friant OF San Jose
lthe latter wearing her wedding dress) and
Dr. and Mrs. Rosenstirn. who on this occa-
sion also celebrated the eighteenth anniyer-
sary of thei- wedding.
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The CIGAR-MAKERS.
They Canvass the City in Favor OF the
Home Made Article.
The union cigar-makers started out this