The morning call., 1892-11-21

Society has had fairly busy time the past
week, and with the exception Of the suburban
E tea and other GU door events the principal en-
tertainments that have been given have been in
the cause Of sweet charity. Two evenings dur
ing the week the Grand Opera-house was packed
from gallery to fOotiights TO witness two OF the
best amateur performances ever given in San
Francisco. Living Whist was an experiment.
and from the interest taken in the game" Will
bear repeating. The Baroness Meta" brought
together a more dIessy audience than did "l.iv-
ing Whist" and Friday, n oyember 10, VIII for
ever be a red-letter day in the history OF the
Woman's Exchange. The production OF Mr..
Rosewalo's opera served alec TO Introduce sew
eral society voices TO the public that Will COM
pare fayoraby with those of many good singers
on The professional stage.
Engagements.
The engagement is announced of Miss Flora
Shrek 10 Mr.. Isidor Glasea.
The engagement Is announced Of Miss Pauline
Blum 10 Mir Elkin Pineus.
The engagement is announced OF Miss Ida
Dalllba 10 Mr.. William Ii. Martin Jr. The wed
ding will take place early next year.
The engagement Is announced OF Miss Ruth E.
Martin, youngest daughter OF DR.. Noble Martin,
Senator-eleet from Placer and Ell Dorado eoun-
ties. TO Nj. John A. Mcclure of the Williams
Marvin Company. The wedding Will take place
IN December at the home of he brides sister,
Mrs. sam G. Partridge. at Berkeley.
lie engagement is announced Of Miss Annie
Miller, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs L. Miller 10
MI W. WolieEs. Tie wedding VIII take place
shortly.
Tie engagement is announced OF Mr. l. Marks
10 Miss Ida raehner. They VIII receive next
Sunday at 51s Monroe street.
The wedding of Mr.. Henry Bruno OF this city
and Miss Lulu Van Olenderp at Alameda took
place last Saturday at the home Of the bride, on
Central avenue, Alameda.
Invitations Lave been Issued for the wedding
OF Or. Charles Z. Post and Mrs. Kate c. ~.
Stephens OF Sau Jose. The ceremony Will take
place al O'clock next Wednesday evening. al
the First Presbyterian Church. corner OF Van
Ness avenue and Sacramento street
A French Wedding.
The wedding of Miss Emma q. Fossard and
Mr.. Edward Y. Pasquale last Saturday evening
awak, ned considerable interest In French so
cety circles both sides OF the bay IN fact over
The whole State for letters and kilograms Of con-
graduation poured In during tie day from all
quarters. The bride Is a daughter OF the late Mr..
and Mrs. a. T. Fossard. family that has al
ways leen beid in high esteem, particularly
among their compairiots, on the coast The
groom is a son OF Mr.. and Mrs b. Pasqnale, old
pioneers, and although getting we'll along in
years both are hale and hearty. The marriage
ceremony took place at han-past O'Clock
puacuualy al the Church OF the Immaculate
Conception on Seventh and Jefferson streets
Oakland, and was very quiet and pretty affair.
The Rev. Fstner King, very aged priest, tied
tie knot that made The happy couple mau and
wife, and somewhat disturbed the service by
making objections 10 tie bridesmaids appearing
at lie altar ran without any covering for tile
head. such being against one of the rules OF the
cAHIch, though seldom strictly enforced but
Father King has the reputation OF being rigid
dlsclplDarian. The arrival OF the bridal party
AZ the church was announced by the organist
playing Mendeiss0bn's wedding march. Mr..
Charles a. Meyer, brothsr-ln law OF the bride,
acted sponsor. Miss Olga Meyer was the lady
OF honor, and Miss Emma Marolf was brides
maid.
Tie bride was elegantly attred in a white
silk creSs. IN train, cut semideeollete, trimmed
with beautiful Brussels lace. Her veil was of
While lulle- he lady OF honor aud bridesmaid
were both dressed IN elegant White costumes,
81 TIE THO made very pretty group at the
altar.
The best man was Mr. Gustaye Rrssse. Mr..
Henry {. Pasquale and Mir. l.. LamoTy acted as
UShels There was quite a crowd of tnteres ed
friends and relatives OF the contracting parties
II the church to witness the ceremony aud on
IFS conclusion the wedding party and a number
OF invited friends repaired TO the pretty resi-
street, where preparations had been made for a
reception and wedding feast. The house and
marquee were beautifully decorated throughout
ana The parlor floors canVased for dancing. A
large marquee was erected on The lawn,
lighted with three elegant Candida bra,
and The garden was prettily illuminated with
Japanese Lanterns After the bride and groom
had received the congratulations OF their friends
q grand march was formed aud moved of TO the
music of capital orchestra 10 the banqueting
tent. The arrangement of the tables formed the
letter I, the bride and groom being seated In the
center at top in full view Of The assembled
guest. Emil Cusin had charge OF the wedding
feast and acquitted himself with great satisfac-
lion. Nothing was f0I gotten and all the deica-
ees iD season were provided to satisfy the most
fasiidiOus appetite. Widow Ccquors wine OF
France was handed round with an unstinted
hand and the imported while and red wines from
the famous Cruise cellars were superb. When
tie company tired of Teasing and toasIng the
bride and groom move was made to the
yaTiors, where dancing and singing were Kept
up win much spirit until morning. The bride
and groom renamed for some time ana Joined
IN lie dances; when they did get away il Is
needless to say that they carried the hearty good
wishes of every one and plenty of rice with them,
and their friends VIII eagerly lock for their re-
tnGn from he honeymoon, which Will be spent
IN tie southern part OF the State. During the
evening Miss Olga Meyer played some capital
selections on the piano. 1be whole affair was
most enjoyable. be presents were many and
beautiful. The wedding was French, the bride
and groom are Franeo-American their relatives
aud fiiends are French, and all the details were
carried out as only French People can when they
are bent on having good time. Every one was
prepared for good time last Saturday evening
were:
hlr. and Mrs. Charles A. Meyer, Mr.. c. FL. T.
Meyer Mr.. aud Mrs. j. II. Meyer, Mr.. aud Mrs.
- Pasquale, Mr. and Mrs. z. Col OF San Jose,
Dir. lily C. Pasqu lie, Mr. Edward V. Pasqua1e
Miss Emma Fossafd, Mr. A Blanc, Mr. and
Mrs. Z. H. Benjamin of WeaverviIIe. Miss c.
Aloreau. Mr. and Mrs. James Heron, Mr.. and
MeBlo Park, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Palies, Miss Eu-
genie Lamory, MI. A. q. Chsucke, Mr.. L. La
mory, MT; and Mrs. A. Koenig, Mr. Frank
ward AuZerais OF San Jose, Mr. and Mrs Paul
FleuIy, Miss May fleury. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
reas. Mr.. Gusiave Breose. Mr. and Mrs. A. Z.
DrayeuT, Miss Emma Maroh. Miss Bertha Gay
lick. Mr.. and Mrs. A Col OF San Jose. Mr.. and
Jose. Mr.. Theodore Inderstroth, Mr. P. Boo
QueTaZ, Miss A. Wagner, Miss E. Wagner, Miss
Belle Moisson. Miss Blanche Molsson, MIR. and
Mrs. A. Daunes OF San jose, Misses Olga, Alice
and Marie Meyer. Mr.. Henry Nj eyer and Mr..
and mrs. Claude Long.
McNichoIas-Campbe
Miss Florence Edith daughter OF MIR. and Mrs
J. A. Campbell, and Mr.. John MeNicbolas were
married on Saturday evening, November IL, at
St Mary's the Virgin Church. corner OF Steiner
aud Union streets. The bridesmaids were Miss
A. Wbliesde and Miss S. Duffy, and the grooms.
men were Messrs. j. Moore and IT, S. Barry.
After the ceremony the wedding party adjourned
TO Sieimke's Hall on Ociavia street. where the
haply pair received the congratulations of their
friends supper was served at $780, after which
dancing was INDUCED In TIL O'clock in the
morning. Among those present we're: MIR. aud
Mrs Thomas Sawyer, Mr. ana Mrs. j; Sawyer,
Mr.. and MIST Haydock, Mr. and Mrs Emerson,
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. austin. Mr.. and Mrs. LaEustic,
Mrs. j. A. Campbell, Mrs. Savage, Mrs. 7. j..
lhdch, PISS IL. Duly MISS X. NDHeSlue, mesSrS.
K. McNicholas. j. r. Duffy. j. Il. Guerin, d.
Topping, j. T. Thomas. q. Preso. II. Prya. w
Servant, Fl. Venn, A. Duffy and FL. Shaughnessy
Roberts-WiIiiams.
Miss Beatrice Williams and Mr.. Anthony J .
Roberts were quietly married on Sunday. the
18th iBst.. at ST. Johns Episcopal Church. The
bride was escorted 10 the altar by her brothe
Mr. l.. Williams, and the Rev. W. c. Breck tied
the knot that made the happy pair one for life
Miss Violet Williams was the maid OF honor and
Mr.. w. Lsnsneid acted as best man. The bride
was handsomely dressed In a cream oiored
gown Trimmed with beautiful lace and made en-
train. Her long bridal veil was fastened 10 the
couture with wreath OF orange blossoms.
A Swell Reception.
Mrs. w. l.. Dickinson aud Mrs. Timothy guy