The morning call., 1892-09-19

Edward j. TAYLOR The church was crowded 10
the doors with friends OF the contracting par
ties, among whom were many prominent social
celebrities. The decorations OF the ehaneeI we're
unique and pretty, Ii being draped with white
aud gold ana decorated with magnificent palms,
eyergreens and ferns. On the arrival OF the
bride 4 procession was formed, led by the
ushers, Messrs Charles +. Adams, Arthur Cas-
telaZo, Fred DaIlam and John w. DOubl eday.
followed by The maid Of honor, Miss Josephine
Dunlap, aud Miss Sanford. leaning on the arm of
her sponsor, hr. William Jay Smith. The groom
and his best man, sir. Irving b. COOK met them
at the chancel Bishop Nichols and the Rev.
HobaTt CheiwO0d Officiated The latter reading
the marriage service and the Bishop COMPLETED
the ceremony by DrOn0uncing them man and
vile. The bride wore stylish aud most beeOm
ing robe OF cream e0lored fate- Franchise made
with a long court train. The corsa2e was cut
round and filled In with point lace. The sleeves
were empire style. high ana pulled, and from The
puts depended lail OF point lace covering The
unglOyed bands. veil OF white SILK mOleine
was fastened 10 her cohure and fell gracefully to
the end of the train She carried a shower Dou.
quet Of bride roses tied with ribbons OF SILK.
AiIsS Josephine Dunlap was simply hut charm
iDgiy attred Ia gown OF SOFT cream white silk,
d2intily Tufned With crepe chiffon. The dress
was made Penfantile with a large sash encir-
cling the waist She carried a bunch of pink
Duchess dc Brabant roses tied with ribbons of
the same color.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Taylor viii spend their honey
moon In The East, visiting New York. Philade
rhia and other points OF Interest. They will be
MISS Jennie Bley aud Charles Rosenberg were
married lasE Thursday ey ming At the home Of
The bride on Pine street by Rabbi Levy. The
bride appeared In a handsome dress of white
brocaded silk aud was attended by her sisters,
Miss Augusta Bley, Miss Huda Bley and Miss
Le!na BleY, Miss Stella Selner and Ben njamn
Caro-, and the best man was Mr. Benjamin. Gold
stone. 4 wedding feast was served after the
ceremony and tie remainder Of the evening was
passed by dancing. MIR. and MIS- Rosenberg
VIII spend the honeymoon at beautiful Monterey,
for which place tn~V lett Friday.
Miss Mabel Williams and Mr.. William Bliss
were married at tue home Of the biide In Empire
City, New, last Thursday evening. Both are
natives OF Virginia City, and belong to prominent
families. The bride Is The daughter OF Senator
Gran Williams OF Carson, aud the groom is the
eldest son OF ID. l.. Bliss, the wealthy lumber
m chant OF Lake Tahoe. The Rev. John W.
Hyslop officiated. After the ceremony a wedding
feast followed, and at 10 O'clock the happy pair
started ol lheir honeymoon trip by special ear
Tor this city.
The Giannini-Cuneo Wedding.
A fashionable wedding took place last Wednes-
day morning al o'clock at 81. Mary's CaiheGra
on Van Ness avenue. The contracting parties
were Miss Clara CuneO, daughter OF Joseph
CuneO prominent capitalist OF this city, and A.
p. Giannni popular young merchant. They
were united In marriage by very Rev. Father
PrendeTgaSt, N.G., before vast number Of heir
relatives and most intimate friends. The bride,
attired in rich costume OF brocade de chene.
entered tile church resting on The arm of her
father, preceded by the usherS, A. II. Giaunini
and Frank Cuneo, and was met al the altar by
The groom and his best man, MT. L. CblehZOla.
After the ceremony their friends pressed for
ward and extended their eOHgr ratulauOns TO
the handsome young cOuple. The bride ana
groom started in on their new life snOwered with
The good wishes OF their many friends. At IL
O'clock reception was held at The home OF tile
brides parents. Ii was an elaborate affair and
numerous tOaStS were proposed aud responded
10 by Mr. T. SbaTbarO, DR.. Joseph Pesca, Rev
+. Il De CAROLS, q. Costa, T. kenriein. j. w.
Mast, y. Paidlnj Thomas ChichiZola and DR.. q.
l. CagiieTi. Mr.. and Mrs Gannni were the
recipients OF many handsome presents. They
departed on The 2:3O z. N. train for Del Monte,
where they VIII remain several day ana then
leave for Coronado Beach. After a stay Of few
weeks al the latter place they viii return TO the
city and take uD their residence al their elegant
new home. 1119I2 Taylor street. Wednesdays,
after November /, Will be their reception day.
The wedding OF Emil X. Eilinger and Miss
Frances Asher, eldest daughter OF A. +. Asher,
was solemniZed Sunday. September II. at the
home OF he BRIDE 1910 Webster street. The par
lo's were elegantly decorated W th snillax. ferns
and fresh flowers.
Miss Annie F., daughter OF MI Robert ThomD-
sou OF Berkeley WAS married last Wednesday 10
Mr. Edward A. Stephenson.
Miss Caista B0squi. The daughter Of MIR. and
Mrs. Edward B0Squl. " IS married TO Mr.. Charles
5. SplHney OF bis city on Wednesday afternoon
last al he county villa Of The BRIDES parents 10
Ross Valley. The wedding was sery pretty
one. though exceedingly quiet. TIE officiating
clergyman was Rev. Father MehinDOn OF San
Rafael. The bridesmaids we're Miss Spinney and
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was the grOom's best MN. After the marriage
ceremony a reception was held MIR. and Mrs.
Spinney are away on their honeymoon, and on
their return IA Y Will reside ~ This city.
Among those who were present at the wedding
were Mr.. end Mrs. Edward J.. BoSqui, Miss Bos-
gut Miss Gussie Bosqui, Miss CaTrIe BOSqu, Mr.
Daniel BOsqUi, Mr.. BeBj5mia Bosqui, Mr and
Mrs Edward L. BOsqul (nee NoOlrlch), Mrs.
and tie Misses Hutchinson OF Oakland, Miss
WOotieh. Mr.. and Mrs: Richard Heath, Mr.
Archibald Treat, Miss Mamie Williams Miss
Williams, Miss GrDbbe, and host OF friends
from San Rafael Santa Rosa an6 elsewhere.
George Ord McMulliB, son Of the late q. o..
McMullin Of this city, was married on Thurs
day afternoon to Margaret Grace Andrews,
youngest daughter Of the late Rev. A. b.
Andrews, who was a resident OF Sonoma County
at the time OF Ills death. The ceremony was
performed al tile residence OF the brides er,
Mrs. Marcus p. WlggiD, In Alameda, the
officiating clergyman being Rev. a. L. Perkins,
quiet one, only the immediate relatives being
present. Tie newly married couple took the
train the sans evening for bakersfield, where
the groom will engage In business.
Mr.. T. J. Barry aud Miss Anita COhassett
We're Uni ed In marriage last Wednesday evening
at the residence OF the bride 10 Alameda. TIE
Rev. J. D. Love OF Matinee lifelong friend CT
the groom performed the ceremony. The we'd
ding was d quiet one, but later a reception was
held and many friends Of the young couple
called TO offer congratulations. Mr. and Mrs.
Barry are spending the honeymoon at the Del
Monte.
Miss Agnes W. Hunt. daughter OF the late Mr.
J. w. L. Hunt OF Oakland. was married last
Wednesday 10 Mr.. John a. Weston. well known
in Teal-estate circles OF this city. The ceremony
took place al the residence Of the brides mother,
523 Hobart street. Mr.. and Mrs. Weston left
this afternoon upon short trip. AT the con-
cusion OF tile honeymoon They Will return 10
Oakland. where they VIII reside.
The marriage of Miss Charlotte Griffin, daugl-
ter OF DIR. and Srs. 4. {. Griffin, and Mr. William
S. Col man. well known Is business ana social
circles here, was solemniZed on the 10Th inst az
the Guerrero-street residence OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford Coggns, the later being the sister OF the
bride. Rev. Robert Mackenzie performed The
ceremony. DR.. S. II. Rcbets the uncle OF the
bride gave her away. A suDp-r was afIerwaTd
served, the guests remaining until the departure
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman upon their wedding
trip.
Mr. Joseph II. Siurdlyant, who resides at 31S
Page street. was married al San Jose last week
to Miss Rose Dledrick Of that city. The wedding
took place AT 67S South Second street, the resi-
dence IF The brides parents. Mr. and Mrs.
SlurdYaGt viii reside In san Francisco.
Mr.. Michael Heffy OF Berkeley was yesterday
united In marriage 10 Miss Eta Higgins al ST.
Joseph's Church. Miss Higgins came from Ire-
land but short time since.
Receptions and Parties.
Miss Maud Berry recently entertained Mrs. and
Miss Fox Of Houston, Tex; Nj. aud Mrs Rich
mold and Mrs. Colonel Woodwork. OF Fresno;
Mrs. Colonel f. j. Bean, Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius
O'Connor, Miss OConnOr and Messrs. Height,
Mcbride, Drexler, James aud Ford. Miss Berry
Is very popular In society circles and her recep-
ti0nsa are always most enjoyable.
Mrs Charles gave luncheon last week to Mrs.
McIYer of Mission San Jose. the wife OF the we'll
known vineyardist; Mrs. j. L. Smith of Liver
more Mrs Stephen OF Detroit. Mrs. Harry Dia-
mond Of Niles and Miss Selfidge OF Mission San
Jose. IL was a most recherche affair. aud the
ladies' all declared Mrs. Charles TO be a most
bospliable entertainer.
The Jubilee birthday OF Colonel Thomas +.
Haley was appropriately celebrated last Friday
evening IN the company OF few most intimate
friends. Mr.. HALEY, roped In beautiful blue
and amber silk gown, and assisted By Mrs.
George r.. Guther and Mrs. L. j. HeScrin. re-
ceiyed lie guests as they arrived. and most
enjoyable evening was passed. Colonel HALEY
was the recipient OF a handsome floral piece
representing an hour glass. Fifty years In roses
was on the left center, and 10 the right was
floral finger pointing to 100 years"
Tie officers OF the Seotch-Irisb Society were
entertained on Thursday evening at the resi-
denee OF Mr.. w. j. Gray on Taylor street. The
Misses Gray are capital musicians, and The