The morning call., 1892-08-22

Underwood of Modesto, Mr.. and Mrs. Raney.
Mrs. Route. Forest Route, Miss A. Richmond,
MIS-. w. A. Horton, Mrs. Pilkington, Mrs. Bald
ing. Mrs. sylvester, Mrs. Russell, Miss Pate.
MISS Merz, Grandma Underwood and Matte
MeCole of San Jose, Jessie Underwood and Mr..
o. SoTager of Sausato.
Oakland.
Society across the bay will tire itself out and
exha ust lis resources before the season is half
over il they do not call halt in tie ranks OF tie
"swell set" Balls parties, dinners, teas and
other fashionable socia gatherings are following
one another in such quick succession that II Is
difficult 10 keep 4 run OF what is going on. The
leaders OF the smart" set across the bay have
mostly returned from their annual outings. The
A. a. Mo0res, the HenshRws ard The Mlllers
have all arrived from The uttermost corners OF
the earth. and their "reminiscences OF travel AFFORD
much pleasure and amusement. General and
Mrs. HOHghton and Mas. }. a. Folger will rep
resent our four hundred al the County Club
sport At Del Monte. A party or amateurs
threaten 10 produce Snakespeare's pastoral AS
You Like IT, IN the grounds surrounding one OF
our mlllionaire's mansions. or course the affair
VIII axe the form OF benefit, aud what VIII not
society put up with when its patronage is sought
ID the cause of sweet charity"
The Misses Julia and Alice DOrning have
been Summering al The residence OF Mrs. House
IN East Oakland. They 20 over 10 the Colonial.
on this side OF the bay, for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Caroan (nee Pulman)
have been enjoying visit 10 Mir. and Mrs. L. l..
Requa at PIEDMONT.
MIR. Leone Smitn is to marry Miss Dora WI
son on The 9th INST, and there Will soon be an
other wedding 10 announce In the same family
Miss Josephine Bayley entertained number
OF her Oakland aud San Francisco friends at
her residence, corner Nineteenth and Castro
streets. last Thursday evening. The paTlOrs
were tastefullv decorated with maidenhair and
sweet peas. The early part OF The evening was
passed IN playing The game OF circulating IL
5fary, which created considerable amusement
among Tie guests. For the winners OF This aud
other games prizes were awarded. AT II
O'Clock delicate refreshments were dainiily
served, after which dancing was the amusement
until Tie guests departed.
Among the invited guests were: Miss Breck,
Miss Louise BIeck, MISS Barnard, Miss Bayley,
Miss NorlDe Bayley, Miss CHI MISS Dean. Miss
Harriet, Hiss hlose, Miss Morrison Of Sau
Francisco. Miss Paddock OF San Francisco. Mrs.
Robinson Of Berkeley, Mrs. ROdoiph, Mrs, Sluth
OF San Francisco, Ms. TorTey, Miss Sara Dean
OF Belyeoere. Miss Robbins, MeSsrs. PARCELS,
Howard, koyer, Hathaway, Duprew. Rodoiph.
Brown, Sluth, T0rrey, Bayley Breek, IL zger-
aid, kieroft OF Berkeley, EvaLs OF San Fran
cisco, John Scott, Squire. Bank Summers OF San
Francisco, Robinson OF Berkeley, Carleton and
Cir.
engagements, Etc.
The wedding OF Miss Flora Brown TO Mr.. Gaus
Of Portland is fixed for October 4. Several din
ners and receptions have lately been given In
honor OF the happy pair, who are very popu lar
among a large circle OF friends.
The marriage of Miss Jane LaroOka Marshall
and Mr.. Philip Stephen Bates viii take place
next Thursday evening, August % Miss Ella
erSham OF Petaluma will be bridesmaids, and
John ferran JF. Will be best man. Fred II.
Hood OF Santa Rosa, Dan Brown Jr. OF fresno,
Frank ID. Wiley and Andrew Ferran OF this city
viii act as ushers. Tie ceremony Will be pee
formed In II. Luke's Church.
TIE golden wedding Of Mir. aud Mrs. F. O.
Aubrey was loyuuSly celebrated al 143 Chatta
DOuga street on Monday The d inst
Tie We ding of Miss Belle CARRIER, daughter
OF Judge and Mrs John CARRIER, and Mr.. WHIT
ney Pd!ache Is nXed Tor Tuesday afternoon,
August 80. The ceremony viii take place al
tie residence OF the brides parents, al Clare
mont, near TemescaL
Florence CuTrier and Mr.. Arthur +. Barnard,
which Wall take place oD Monday evening, sep
TENDER ., at lie residence OF the brides parents,
272o jackson street
The engagement OF Mr. Arthur Coddingion OF
Hillside. Santa Clara County, 10 Miss Cain OF
this city Is announced.
The engagement Of Robert + Carney. L. 5. n,
10 Miss Bessie '. koslwck is announced.
Tie wedding Of Miss Dora " Ilson and Mr..
Leon Smith VIII lake place IN Oakland next
Saturday, August 81
1t Is stalled that Mrs Mary Linde Hoffman, a
prominent member OF The oman's Press ASsO-
citation viii shortly be married 10 Mr.. SclplO
Craig. the Redands journalist
Frederick Guniher and Miss Laura Hook VIII
be married Tomorrow evening. They VIII
ceiye their friends next Saturday afternoon and
evening al Elliott paik.
Inc wedding OF Miss Eta D. Highlander and
MIR. j. {. Seller bach will lake place on Sunday,
September +.
Tie engagement of Mr. Isaac CorrInson aud
Miss Bllda Schwartz Is announced.
The engagement Is announced OF Miss Dora
GoldStOne ana Mr.. Joseph = Steiner. They
VIII receive thelr friends on Sunday afternoon
aud evening, August 2S, and Wednesday alter
noon, August 81, at Miss GoldstODes home,
1908 Gesty street
Tie wedding Of Miss Anita Plum and Mr.
James Irvine is announced to take place on
Thursday, September !, at tile home oI the bride,
3OS Page street. The ceremony Will be quiet
and private apd the bride ana groom Will spend
the honeymoon Ia the North.
The Campe-G ooaaIe Wedding.
There was a very stylish wedding at The Pal
ace Hotel on Saturday last. when Miss Ella May
Goodae was married to Dr. {. L. Campo. Tie
bride aud groom are both residents OF san Pablo.
The former is the daughter Of Mrs. o. c.
Strouder OF San Pablo and OF the late Senator ID.
Goodale OF Contra Costa County, and al one time
resided in this city on tie corner OF Washington
and Jones streets. The groom Is the son OF MIR.
George b. Campo, a capitalist OF SiskIyOu
County. The bride was becOnngly aiIired iu
white surah silk, with veil of white Iulle and
was attended by Miss Leonia Barber. Miss
Florence Hammond. the maid OF honor, looked
Charming III dress OF cream silk and
lace. Mr. q. II. Cabaniss oflicaied as
best man. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. DR.. Gibbons in the private paIioTs
on The FIRST floor OF the hotel, which
were handsomely decorated for the occasion.
The wedding party Entered the paflors 10 the
strains OF Mendelssohn's march, played by a
specially engaged orchestra, and took up posi-
tion under a beautiful floral bell After The usual
congrAtulailon a sumpiuous wedding breakfast
The brides health was proposed by General X. r.
Hammond and responded 10 by Tie groom. Mr.
CabaBiss toasted the bridesmaids aud General
1. Il. Sbeelan, tie unmarried ladies. DIR. ana Mrs.
Campo went TO Del Monte yesterday and Will
spend the honeymoon the seaside. General
X. p Hammond arranged the floral decorations
which were greatly admired. Among the guests
present were:
Mrs. o. c. stouder. Mr.. and Mrs. George B.
Campo, The Misses Campo, Mrs. James Hastings,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sands w. Fofman, Dir. John Dag
gett. Mt. and Mrs. A. ID. SPivalo, hr. aud MIS-.
III M: Hammond. The Misses Hammond, Dir. aud
Mrs. Lindsay MISS Gertrude Lindsay, MIR. and
Mrs. Harry EmeIic, Mr.. Henry Baker, Mr. Il. Il.
Hammond, General j. +. Sbeehan. Mr.. G. +.
Fargo. Judge and Mrs. Probius. Miss Emily
Hammond, Mrs. George CasweiI. Miss BenIrice
Spyalo, Colonel David Go0dale, Mr. James Ma
gle, Mr.. III. w. Hammond JT., Baron Hammond.
The Plum b eheIder Wedding.
Mr.. Charles L. Plum. son of Mr.. c. NJ. Plum of
this city. was married last Wednesday to Miss
Lillian NJ. Bachelor, only daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Ii. Bachelor OF Oakland. The cere-
moDy was performed by the Rev. j. X. McLain
al the residence OF the brides parents, 545
Howard street. Oakland. The parlors were
handsomely decorate d, and the wedding took
place IN The presence OF a few intimate friends
and members of lie family. Miss Grace Holt
was The maid OF honor, with Miss Edith Holt in
attendance as flower bearer. Dir. William Cole
man acted as best man. After the ceremony he
guests enjoyed a delicious banquet, and Tie rest
OF the time was appropriately spent IN The enjoy
meDt OF vocal and Instrumental music. There
was tne display of useful aud valuable we'd
ding presents. The brice and groom left on the
honeymoon trip foi Mount Shasta aud Oregon;
they viii he away about TWO weeks
The MuiIin-Cushsop Wedding.
Miss Alice Lille Cushion and Mr. George A.
Mullin were married on Thursday evening at
the Calvary Presbyterian Church. The service
was conducted by the Rev. L. G. Easten. DID,
and The wedding march was played by Professor
g. A. Scott. The church was pTettlIy decorated
with flowers and palms and the bridal couple
were united n the bonds OF mairlmony Within
power OF eyefgfeens sufmounied by a beautiful
Moral bell" Tie bride and groom have been
members OF the church from their youth; eoDse-
guenlly much Interest was taken IN The event by
ane cong egation and The noble edifce was well
niea with their friends and relatives. Miss Nell