The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-12-26

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the pariors OF tie house being elegantly deco
rated for the occasion. After the ceremony, and
the Bride and groom had received the congratu-
lations OF their friends. the party sat down 10
delicious wedding banquet, at which toasts were
proposed, ana the health of the happy pair
drunk In bumpers OF champagne.
The bride was beautifully atiired In dress of
delicate gray silk trimmed with rich gold en-
broidefy in which she LOOKED the picture OF
loneliness She carried a b0quet OF La France
roses. The Misses Mabel and Chrisiola NORTH
were the bridesmaids and Mr.. w. NJ. Lacey and
Mr.. T. +. Schultz were the groomsmen. The
bride and groom left on the p. NJ. train for Los
Angeles, where the honeymoon VIII be spent
Purnell, Mr.. and R'rs. Il. Carson, Mr.. aud Mrs.
j. E. Field, Mrs. DR.. Mac Rae, Mrs. w. Dun
berry, Mrs Is. q: NORTH, Mrs. Ross, Miss May
Miller, Miss Chrisloia Morrill, Miss Mabel Nor
rill, Messrs. a. j. Swartrel, ID. Il. Eusis, &. w.
Morton w. NJ; Lacey. Ewald +: Schultz. A. j.
Grover, Norman Mac Rae and L. +. Schultz.
An Italian Wedding.
The wedding OF Miss fora Bruseni, daughter
OF Mr.. +. Bruscm OF CoulterviIle, and Mr..
Miehael Capeli OF this city took place at the
Church OF ST. Peter and st. Paul. corner OF Fill
bert and Dupont streets, on the 18Th inst. The
church was crowded to suifocatiop by relatives
interest laken In the event, both being well
known in society circles. The altar In the
church was taSteiully decorated for the occasion
aud the marriage Nics was conducted BY the
Rev. de Carao. TIE bridal party arrived at the
church at 3 o'c!ccs, Antonio Capelli, brother OF
lie groom, acted as best man and Miss Annie
Bruschi was The lady of honor Mr.
| John Olivia. cousin OF the BRIDE
acted as sponsor The groom was ae-
mother. aud other members OF tie family At
the conclusion Of the marriage ceremony mass
was celebrated by the Rev. Romant. and after
| party wer- driven to 7261s Montgomery aveHae,
where being REINFORCED by number of invited
guests, delicious wedding breakfast was
| greatly enjoyed. The nanpy couple nave gone
on trip 10 The interior of The Stale, and on their
| return win reside IN this city.
The bride wore beautiful cream colored SILK
| dress, trimmed with pearls and lace, with swans
down collar and sleeves. Orange blossoms
/ adorned her head and she wore eorsage bouquet
| OF the same beautiful flowers. Miss Bruschi, the
| bridesmaid, wore very pretty skyblue gros-
| grain and lace dress. ornamented with beauti.
| ful corsage bouquet OF chfysanthemums. An
| excellent programme OF music was enjoyed dur
log the afternoon, and at 6 o'clock the orchestra
| struck up The grand march. which was the signal
| Tor supper. Ile menu was excellent aud was
served I'D by the famous Italian chef, Sign or
| Carreegeo Arnesto, in tru Italian style,
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Car
regeo Mir. ana Mrs. c. CarI Mr.. and Mrs. Bog
oil. MI and MIS-. &. Capelll, Nj aud Mrs. q. Car
/ H. Mr.. and Mrs. Ratio. Mr.. and Mrs. Capelh. Nj.
! and Mis-. SamGels, MT. and Mrs Catagnett0 All.
| ana Mis-. OrceSe, Mr.. and Mrs. j. l. Olivia, MIR.
! and MRS. q. DIVA. MIR. and Mrs Ceriglni, Mr..
| and Mrs Guifra Mr.. aud Mrs. Manclni, Mrs. q
| DIVA, Mrs. Domiegue Mis- Carajuaro Mrs.
| CordarnO. Mis-. Demactlni, Mrs. BOyian0, Mrs.
| 0ls u, Mrs. Cerila. The Kisses Higgins. Cos
| Baegaiupi, NJ. Ceriia, A. and c. Miller, Rosie
| Casserole. Mary CatagnettO, K DIV a. Annie
| BruSchi; Messrs. Raifeto, Giechietlnl, Sim Bara.
| BaclgalGpi, Frank Bruschl a. Capelli, George
| DIVA. A. Yerdelli, A L. FORBADE and ). IL.
| WeIdimann- The presents were very numerous.
! aud comprised household and other useiuls, from
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| them being many valuable silver ornaments.
A Ladies' Club.
| Many prominent ladies' moving in the magit
| circle have decided that downtown club /:
| necessary fer their comfort and convenience
| and premises have been secured at % Pos
| street to FIJI the needed requirements. The
! membership is TO be limited TO 200, which mean,
! that only those who are recognized as belonging
| TO The "FoHr Hundred" elite of thee will have
| any show for membership
The success OF The club ia assured, the follow
| Ing ladies having already joined: Mrs. John 5
| HageT, Mrs. Lloyd Tevis, Mrs. J. l.. Ralhbone
McAiIi:ier. Mrs. W. F. MeN Menu MI Mrs john NIX
Baifour, Mrs. W. B. Collier. Mrs. E. l.. Eyre
Mrs. n. X. Fayre, Mrs. c. de Guigne. Mrs
John Patrott, Mrs. A. ii. Payson. Mrs Louis 3
lam Aisord, Mrs. ". B. Bonrn. Mrs. T. Blake
man, Mrs. Sidney b. Gushing. Mrs. John Hay,
Hammond, Miss Bette Hammond, Mrs. Rober
| keeney, Mrs. j. 7. LanghorDe, Mrs. George II
lent Mrs. Norman McLaTen, Mrs j. Il X. Nut
tail Mrs; Z, Q. Richards Mrs ,,, Lille Colt Mrs
+. Eyre. Mrs. c. 7. Eells. Mrs e. Evans, Mrs
Ii. Allen. Mrs. a. Borei. Mrs. j. Boyd. Mrs
james Cofin. Mrs. Horace Blanchard Chase
B. Coleman. Mrs W Chapman Mrs. 10
seph A. Donohoe Jr. Miss Kate Forbes
| W. Rountree, Mrs Percy Selby Mrs. X. L.
| Sehwerin, Mrs. II. l.. Taium Mrs. f. L. Wise.
| Mrs. Leonard Wood, Mrs Russell Wilson, Mrs.
MOuntford ). Wilson, Miss Coleman. Miss DID
| bic, Miss Eyre, Miss Findiey. Mrs. +. l. Griffith
Miss Alice Griffith. Miss Giyln. Miss Peyton
Miss Clare Ralsion, MISS Selby Miss Nellie
| SmedbeTg, the Misses Shepard, Miss Simpkins
Inc Misses Stearns, Miss Helen WneeleE. Ais'
| Mcpherson. Miss Helen Otis, Miss Eva AcAilis
ter, Miss Mellis. Miss MeNutt, the Misses Nor
| gan, Miss LAWYER. Miss kitIle Miss JarbOe, Mis-
| Hooker. Miss Hager. Miss Goad, Miss Carrigan
| Miss Bowie. Miss BIanding, Miss Brown, Mis-
| Bourn, Miss Beaver, Miss Ames, Miss Allen
Mrs. CASTOR Ashe and Mrs. VIII AShe.
The 1onday Night Club.
The guests at the Palace Hotel have organized
| club thar bids fair 10 become the leading so
| ciety organization OF The city II bona hde ex
clusiYeness and disinieEested management, TIVE
| features that must prevail TO Insure success
count for anything. TIE members Will be the
own managers, and will divide the duties tina
| usually fail TO the lot OF professional leader
| they arise. street scrutiny win be maintained
| over all applications for membership, which vii
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! Der have already signihed their desife TO parti
| cipate in the arrangement. The opening bal
] Will be given in the Maple Han IN The Palsc,
| Hotel on Monday evening. January 9, aud is Ger
| tain to be very fashionable ana stylish affair
| Captain Smith, the popular manager OF the hotel
| will do his part toward making the club sue
| cess. and erything will be conducted on a sca
that will reflect credit on The palaIlsl home o
| the members.
Receptions.
| Mrs. Colonel Lyman entertained party o
friends few evenings ago at her beautiful new
residence on Pacific avenue. The affair took tn
form OF very enjoyable musicale. and Mis-
Louisa Lyman, who Is an accomplished yiolnst
! delighted the company with her brilliant per
Torrance on the most popular Instrument OF In
day. Miss Anita Massey Brown played som'
selections on Tie planofortc In her usually M
| ished style and capital programme of VOC
| and Instrumental music was much appreciated
| The decorations OF the rooms were very elabOr
ale and delicious supper was enjoyed, which
| brought the evenings enioyments TO n close
| The Misses Lyman. Professor Chizzola, Georg'
| Barton and J.. KBeli contributed to the enter
| tainmeut OF the guests Those who enjoyed tn
| hospitality OF Mrs. Lyman were: The Mlsse
| Louisa and A. Lyman, Miss Carrie Morris, Mis-
| Edna Williams, Miss Lucy Fargo, Miss Emma
| Shaw, Miss Stella ChizZola Miss Anita M
| Brown, MIR. George Barton, Professor CIiZZ0la
| Mr. Harry Lyman. Mr. Charles Fargo, Nj
| Charles Z. Hall. Mr.. Thomas Richardson. MI
| Frank Nye and Mr.. j. Z. Whittier.
The SpIivalo Reception.
Mrs. A. d. spliyalo is Of The best enlei
| tanners IN the city, and the reception held al be
| lovely residence on Washington street last W ed
| nesdsy evening was one OF the most enjoyabl
ever held at her hespitable home. Music he'll
l QUAY during the aarly hours Nathan Lands