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

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The first cotol of the Friday Night Club was
such grand success that the second is already
being looked forward 10 by the members aud
othrr social lumnaries. Ii viii take place at Odd
Fellows Hail on the evening of December %
and VIII no doubt be the ball of he season. Tie
function Will be leap-Year fancy-dress affair,
ana preparations are already being pushed for
ward "a insure It's success. Our society events
are, this season, very efficiently managed. aud so
far DO complaints OF petty annoyances, that
sometimes uupleasanty interfere with the sue
cesSfu carrying out OF the plans OF social organi.
cations have been heard Of Society leaders
there must be. both men and women and Mr.. Ed
II. Sheldon has proved himself worthy, capa-
bic and energetic, and so long as IA is willing TO
help society through the infricaeies OF a social
campaign society can rest ASSUMED that they are
In good hands, and nothing will be done TO bring
discredt IL Individually or as a body. Mr..
Sheldon has splendid opportunity OF making
name Tor himself as a society leader. and by
studying society can advise ana use his influence
ana judgment with beneficial effect 10 the people
whose confidence lie espires 10 gain and the COM
muniiy at large. Such position must be. and
can only be held by gentleman above suSpI-
cion aud BY one incapable OF any mean ;rickery
for bis own gain or advantage.
The Motley Lunch.
Mrs. B. Motley entertained "a party of - dy
friends al a very elaborate luncheon last Wednes-
day in the private olning-io Dom OF the Hotel
Richellcu. A most delicious menu was prepared
for tie occasion; The luncheon was admirably
p served and greatly enjoyed by the party who
assembled arouGd the festive board at l o'clock
and did not leave IL until half-paSt 4. 1he table
DECORATIONS were very beauliin and consisted
Of La France roses aid maldenhair fern. The
party IN eluded Mrs. b. Motley, Mrs. Ralph Har-
rlsOn, Mrs. Henry T. Scott, Miss Blandmg. Mrs
Robert Balfour Mrs. Elicit Mrs w. Ii. Tubbs
Mrs. Robert NutJa}l, Mrs. "A. NJ. East0n, Mrs. r.
b. Foimau, Mrs. L. b. Coleman Mrs. I. c. Van
Ness, Mrs. Louis B. Parrot, Mrs. James OTIS
and Miss Mary b. Vest
Engagements.
The engagement Is announced of Miss julia
Radslon TO Siguor Lauter. The reception viii
take III &c on Sunday afternoon and evening
December g. at The residence OF Mr. and Mrs.
Rad>t 226 Tux street.
The engagement of MISS Josephine SWeetser
TO MF. James b. Buidell is announced. They
both reside AT NovatC, Marin County.
TIE wedding OF Miss Regina CAM and Mr.. I.
Isaacs viii take place next Thursday.
i is announced that Miss maud L. Berry
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Fulton c. Berry Of
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TO DR.. Prank Ii. Fisher, son Of Air. and Mrs.
GeOi &c W. Fisher, Of Oakland.
Weddings.
AT The residence Of Mr. ana Mrs. John L.
HUnoOn, 72I N street, Sacramento a most
happy event occurred on December 8 In the
mariia 20 OF their only daughter, Miss Eva NJ.
HuuIOOH, 10 l.. W. Nickel OF the same city.
Only The relatives aud immediate friends OF both
families were present. Late In the afternoon
ms Walker ". Cary of San Francisco played
the Wedding match ana the bride and groom
entered the paTloT. accompanied by John 7.
Skeiton as best man ana Miss Edith j. Russ as
bridesmaid. 1hey took positions under the pro-
vefbiai lovers knot, where Rev. I. c. George OF
the Sixth ~. I. Churcb performed Tie ceremony.
AfgeTwaId ali preseut repaired to the dining-
TnOm, where delicious wedding supper was
served,
Many rich and useful presents were received.
among Them being a certificate Of bank stock
from the brides father, solid silver teasel from
the brides moiler, beautiful mar ne clock
from eN-Uniled States Marshal Franks Of San
fIsncisco a secretary and boo case from the
bfi0egrOom's associates IN The freight DEPARTMENT
u tie SouiLein Pacific Company, aud a check
IRON George l. huuioon OF LoWei. Mass. Otuer
TaTe aud costly presents were received ltom
Mis- CdTTie right Of Minneapolis, Mimi, with
more from Euieka, san Francisco aud other
parts Of The Stat.
The four accomplished daughters Of Hon.
J oselh Russ OF teindale, Humboldt County
were present ana added much 10 lie Measurable
Issue of tie occasion. Mr.. aud j rs. Nickel lett
on a TWO weeks zip 10 Los Angeles, San Diego
MIA. On their TetuIn they viii make Sac aTeeto
their hcme.
Treat-Bosqui.
The wedding OF Miss Helen Boseui aud Mir.
Archibald Treat took place last Wednesday
afternoon al The beautiful residence OF the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. He nry Bosquf, in
Ross Valley. he affair was very quiet, only
relatives and few Intimate friends being pres
eni 10 witness lie marriage ceremony, which
was performed by tbe Rev. Or. Mackenzie. An
elaborate wedding breakfast was prepared for
tie occasion, TO which many fIlenus OF The bride
and groom from ibis city were invited. The
wedding presents were very beautiful. Al the
conclusion OF lie festivities Mr.. and Mrs Treat
started on their bridal tour 10 points Of interest
IL the southern part OF the Stale.
isaacs-Meyers.
The wedding of Mr.. Henry Isaacs, merchant
OF Stockton and Miss Rae Myers, only daughter
Of Mir ana MIS-. N. j. Myers. took place last
Tuesday evening al the residence OF the brides
parents, 1911 Bush street The parlOrs and
dining hall were tasiefuily and deliberately deco
rated with stTeameTs aud natural flowers. The
ceremony took place at O'Clock, and was per-
formed by the Rev. DR.. Levy. Tie WEDDING
party was lead by a beautiful child dressed In
white, carrying lie wedding ring on white
satin cushion. -Four small children similarly at
tired carrying basRets OF flowers, followed;
then came the blide leaning 90 the arm Of her
fatber. TIE groom, escorted Mrs. Myers and
Nj. Charles 0ner acted best man. After tie
Ceremony the happy PAIR received The cOngratu-
lalons of their fiiends. The guests then retired
20 Tie dining hall where delicious supper was
served, ana the lie 4ih OF the newly married
couple was drunk. kilograms of congraiulation
received from many parts Of lie United
sta Is and Europe. Mr.. Gus Bremen acted as
POSTMASTER. aud Mr. /. Myers, brOtner of the
BRIDE, acted as master or ceremonies.
Nj. aud Mrs. Isaacs left the next morning for
Del Monte.
Rising Butler.
very pretty aud quiet home wedding took
place last Tuesday evening at lie residence OF
Mr.. aud Mrs John Butler, 2209 Steiner street.
Miss Mary II. Butler was married 10 Mr.. Alfred
II. Rising OF Los Angeles 10 the paror OF her
home by the Rev. L. j. Maynard rector OF ST.
Paufs Episcopal Church, and the ceremony was
witnessed by numerous party Of rela ives and
friends of the contracting parties. The brid-
looked The picture OF loneliness and wore very
pretty white cashmere dress. beautifully trimmed
with rich lace and pearls. Orange blossoms and
maideuhair fern oInamented her ricB black hair.
The LADY OF honor was Miss Hennrtta Butler. in
a pretty blue costume, and Messrs Il. j. Hutch
ins aud O. A. Mannon acted as best man and
usheI, respectively. After The ceremony the
bride ana groom received the congratulations OF
their friends aud were toasted ia bumpers OF
tue sparkling wine OF Rheims. Congratuatory
kilograms and letters from absent friends were
received during he day,
Among those who witnessed the ceremony
MI. and Mrs. John Butler, MIR. Louis
Butter, MIR. and Mrs. George Fox. Mrs. Theresa
Bocb, the Misses Louisa aud Agnes Boch, Mr..
Rudolph Boch, MIR. and Mrs. John Mitchell. Mr..
Louis Mitchell, Mr.. Frank Rising, Miss Nellie
Rising, MRS. Nellie McHenry. MISS Carrie Me-
Comics and Miss Flora Me;calie. The happy
pair will spend the honeymoon Monterey and
other points OF interest In the southern part OF
the Slate. They will reside at Los Angeles
Those who attended the reception alter the we'd
ding were Mr.. ana Mrs. Otto Muser, Mr.. Fri
Mnser, MIR. Basil Heathcote, mr. NJ. j. Geary.
the Rev. and Mrs. T. j. Maynard, Messrs. A. V.
Hall. A. j. Weise, }. L. Baum, Allen Baum. L.
Stow Purdy, MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Kelly Mr.. aud
Mrs. George Fox. Miss Edith Fox, Mr.. and Mrs.
F.W. Crowdace, Miss Nellie Crowdace, Mr.. A. A.
Marin. Mr. llliam Thomas, Mr. Samuel Pat
rick, MRS. w. Ii. Taylor, the Misses Florence
Holmes, Hattie V. Martin. Cordelia Burnbanl,
May Rutnham, Maude Hall. Norma Lynch,
Eaith Booker. Mrs. George c. Higgins and Miss