The morning call., 1892-07-25

MendelSsORn's wedding march. The presenls
were costly and numerous. over hundred
guests afterward down 10 a sumpIuous
past. The bride and groom left for their honey
moon trip soon after the banquet 10 enjoy tour
OF the south.
a New Soc Jety Diversion.
Private crcnses are no new thing in the East
and Parts. That In Tuxedo last winter was a
specially marked success. Mil Valley last
Saturday was The scene Of the latest craze"
when Ting was arranged near Mr.. j. L. Har-
rold's camp, SHOT of with poriieTes and illumina-
ted With Japanese lanterns. MIR Wills Polk In
White satin was rlng-master Miss Miller and
Miss Hopkins equestnenneS. Mi Fritz
Gamble rode bareback. Mr. Harold gave rag
doll dance, Messrs. Bic etI and Fay were The
clowns ana there WAS Iigbt-TOpe dancing, hypnO.
iizmg (witb the help OF cOnfederates) and other
diversions inuumersble. The programmes on
yellow paper were unique. Oakland Is taking
of getting up circus, and IL Is whispered that
classic MenO Park Is also to be stirred with The
leals OF tie knights and ladies' of tie ring Major
Eathbone having the credit Of The inspiration
The De+rInG-Perkins WEDDING.
An interest wedding last Thursday. week
ACCOUNTED Mir. j. II. Deerng Jr., librarian OF the
san Francisco Law Library, and Miss Margaret
II. Perkins, daughter of the late prominent w Ool
mel chant Of THIS city. Owing 10 the recent death
OF HE brides mother the ceremony which Took
place IN Santa Cruz, was very quietly conducted.
Miss Mary Perkins, sister of the bride, maid
OF honor, and Mr. +. p Deering, brother of the
groom. acted best man. Tie bride was given
away 10y her uncle. Judge Heacock. Mr.. and
MIS-. DeeriRg, on their fetgrn from their bridal
tIip. Mi reside al 423 Baker street.
An Engagement Rec Ptiou.
Yesterday afternoon a very happy reception
as held at the residence OF Mr.. Leopold Eng
lander, 26 Golden Gate avenue, IN honor of The
engagement OF bis daughter Miss Therese Eng
lander 10 Mr.. r. FAX, q substantial merchant OF
Newark, Cal.
AbOuI $50 friends called in the course of the
afternoon to offer congratulations. \ profusiou
OF flowers were sent, and lie parlors were simply
lined win choice bouquets and handsome set
pieces p~t,sIls a magnificent array OF costly
and tasteful presents Testified 10 the affection of
friends.
The guests were welcomed by tie happy pair
assisted 5y the BRIDES niece, Miss Rosina Green,
her sister, Mrs. Green. aud Mrs Phillips. 1he
ladies' toilets were particularly Admired. A
lai ge number Of eOnsrstulatoTy telegrams were
received, aud ehamuague flowed freely amid
feicitous ioasts In the evening the doobeil
was Kept In continual state of agitation by
arriving friends. who were Hospitality enter
tanned.
The young couple will receive again on
Wednesday afternoon next. Their marriage
VIII AXE place Ii tie near future.
A santa Cruz Hsyride.
large number Of well-known people were the
guests OF MIS- DR.. Luke Robinson on the occa-
sion OF pleasant hsynde last week to Moore's
Beach. Santa Cruz he rarly consisted OF Col
onel MooIehead, Mr.. James NJ. MOorehead. Col
ouel Edward M0ale, l. ;. A., Alr. James w. Reed,
Mrs; Il. /. Carroll Mrs. a. Weleb. Mrs. Luke
Robinson, Mrs. \. Argues, Mr.. ana Mrs. " ight-
man. the Misses Euright, Mis- Is. Welch. Miss
r. Wallace. Miss /. Robinson, Miss Carroll, Miss
Argues, Miss Feeny MISS TaaIe Nils Berna-
dine Robinson, Hiss L. Murphy; Messrs. j. A.
MaddeH. Frank Robinson. Maitin Murphy. J.
L Cari Oh. Law ence Archer, Leo Archer, John
Brooke, Joe EBIigAt. James Murphy. Charles
WEIGH; lie Misses Wheeler.
The Edmond SON Ffnn wedding.
The marriage OF MI John q. EdmoadsOn and
Miss tanlIe Finn was solemnlzed Yesterday Al
the Central Presbyt rian Tabernacle, the Rev.
". Z. Smith officiating.
Tie bIlde was handsomely aIlired IN an elec.
trlc blue SILK gown, Win aDpliqEs trimmings,
ornaments, diamonds. Miss Maude Cameron
acted As bridesmaid and Captain Dan Diiscull
as groom sWaD.
After IKE ceremony the wedding party ad-
jeuued TO 1920 Mission street. where The groom
has uued UP a handsome home for his bride.
Here a sun,ptuous wedding Dre Akfast was par
taken Of, the BRIDE, VINO cut and distIi buted The
wedding cake, looking radiant Ia lier ddiBg
costume aud her ornaments, diamond earrings
and bracelets, The iaitef something unique, the
pilt OF The bridegroom. Captain J. ". Cameron
proposed the health Of the bride aud bridegroom.
which WAS duly drunk In bumpers of champagne
AT + O'Clock Mr.. tliam D0wdell, WHO acted Is
master Of ceremonies, gave tie signal o rise,
and then all pleSeuI ioob glimpse Cf The hand
some presents the couple had received, aud fhen
threw the traditional rice and old shoes after
them as they # for tie Hotel del Coronado,
where they VII spend tie honeymoon.
SIsterIy VISIT.
Fast President Emma Dellwig. ACCOMPANIED
by Sisters Lille WOiies and Annie Hineh OF Orc
Elmo Parior No. .. y. d. G. W. char eroned BY
Grand Trustee /. Garlic OF Alameda Paflor and
Sister Victoria Papina Of Marguerite Parlor,
Piaeeryille, paid sisterly visit productive of
mucn enjoyment last Monaay evening 10 the
friendly aud social little Alameda Parlor No
lo. Native Daughters OF the Golden West.
The visitors who assisted as grand officers In
the installation OF President Laura Weiutrouf a
bright and amiabie young lady Sister Lillian
Garlic making the opening Temarks) were so
h0sD ably entertained that repetition Of ths
Vlsit Is contemplated Dancing was enjoyed. a
number of NdtiTe Sons having been admitted 10
the,bail, where refreshments were served.
By The warm welcome extended by Alameda
PaTloT 10 the unexpected VISITORS the members
demonstrated that lTue sisteriy love Is predoul-
inaut IN their small parior.
Notes From Niles.
Miss Florence Mortimer gave delightful
luncheon last Friday 10 20 young ladies and
young matrons. The affair was in honor OF Mrs
Frank Warmsley. Mr.. and Mrs. Narmsley are
IN Niles on their wedding Journey their home
being 10 Oregon. the decOFa ions were novel
Indeed, Tire paftors being IN palms ADD sweet
peas, the dlnlng-rooin ia asparagus, with any
number OF large butter flies adding life and color
TO the rooms. The meaG Cards aud lay0rs were
also gay cOlOred butterflies.
The ladies of the Episcopal AID Society have
been busy and have already secured a large
amount toward building church. They Intend
TO give sometime In september an enterI afnment
which Will probably be evening lawn
party. They will endeayor to give. out OF doors,
The cantata which was CIV, n here two yrars ago
with such success. "The Coronation OF the Rose"
The Mazzini Circle INSTALLATIONS.
MszziBi Circle No. log. {. O. F., gave pleas
ant social the 1Ith iasr., in honor OF its third
installation OF officers, at BersasIiefi Hall. Wis.,
itors from San Jose, Oakland, Alameda aud
Temeseal were present.
The officers in stalled were: Mr. C. A Magfs
trar C. G.; Mrs. V. CerveilL G. c.; Miss Mary
Sylvia, S. e. e.; Mrs. T. Dematlinl treasurer;
Alr. &. Misso, financial secretary; Mr.. NJ. Brac
chi, recording secretary; Miss l.. Sancuez r.
guide; Mr. u. Baduzzi. L. guide; Miss T. Bal
leto, Inner guard Mis-. NJ. Fortunate. outer
guard
c. A. MaglStra, followed by orchestral music
and subsequent selections by Master B0lo, Mrs.
Beer, Messrs. Monii, SaTZiIli, G. Monti A. Srar-
tabeilo, L. Hess. Daucing was afteIwaId en-
jOyed.
The members desire to thank the officers of
the last ierm especially Mr. 4. A. Magistra, who
conducted the circle so successfully, aud TO ex-
tend TO Hiss V. Ceiveii! their assurance OF like
success
Hall Parties.
The first ! arty OF the Harmony Legion Flam.
beau Club took place at Golden Gate Hall, ON
Pacific avenue, last Saturday evening. Nearly
three hundred couples enjoyed the occasion. Mr.
NJ. A. Goodenough directed the floor and Mr.. b.
Fehnemsn, president of the club. oficlated as
general director.
Wednesday at the meeting of the Wesier Addi-
flon club there are now 225 members OF that
popular society. Odd Fellows Hail was crowded
with their guests on Ibis occasion, when
bright programme was enjoyed. Miss Beck.
huiseB, Mss KeileIer, Miss Roma (not Miss
Carrie, but sister. Messrs. J. II. ID .s'nond and
c. NJ. Thornton contributed selections which
were htiiDgly concluded by short comedy In
which Miss COsgro bore off The palm
The Del Monies had great success In their
fourth anniversary party in UnioB-Squaie Hall
last uesday. over one hundred couples par
iicipatrd In The grand march. Mr. William H.
Chambliss directed The floor. The executive
committee consisted OF Messrs. John Power e.
j. Barry aud s. j. Kane.
Tie Blue Jeans gave their initial party at
Union square Hall Oh thursday evening. I here
was capital attendance. Mr.. Paul A DuBpIv
directed The floor, assisted by Mr.. John E. Kane
The reception committee consisted of MeSsrs e.
Riding. e. Larabee, +. j win and j. Mcdonald
IN enjoyable social WAS given by Bick rdyke