The morning call., 1892-06-20

fOrnla Hotel, where their host OF friends
| could, without crushing, attend the happy
| event. The services were performed by
| Rev. DR.. Voorsanger in the rotunda, the
| bride and groom standing beneath beauu-
| ful canopy Of white roses.
The bride was atJiTed in a white satin
| hrocaded princess gown, with a robe front
| of old point, and prOiusely trimmed with
| Duchesse and round point lace. Her hair
| was dressed high, and the bridal veil was
| held in place by 4 wreath Of nyaclnthS and
| a sunbuTst Of diamonds. Around her neck
! she also wore a necklace and pendant OF
| diamonds, and carried a bunch OF stepha-
nOtis in her hands.
The Benhsm Dinner Party
| Mrs. a. 2. BeDham of New York enter
tanned a party Of friends at dinner at the
| Hotel Bella Vista on Friday evening last in
| honor of Miss Wright, who was on a visit
| 10 this city from HealdSburg for few days.
| Among the guests who participated in the
! enjoyment Of the evening were Mr.. and
| Mrs. Donnel, who have only recently
arrived from Europe; Mr.. and Mrs. Hume,
! Mrs. de GTeayeT, Mr.. CraddCck, Mr. Glenn
! ent, whose wife and daughter have lately
started on u prOtracted trip to Europe; Mr..
| Wright, Mrs. A. Z. Benham, Miss Wright,
the guest of the evening, and Dir. w. b.
NewsOn.
The McMurray- Wightman Wedding.
A wedding Of more than usual interest
took place on Wednesday at noon at the
Third Congregational Church, where Miss
Florence WightmaD, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Wightman Jr., the former of
Wghtman Bros, commission merchants.
was united to Mr.. William McMurray, who
is connected with the passenger department
Of the Southern Pacific Company. The
bride is a prominent member OF the Third
CONGREGATIONAL Church and the groom Of
Calvary Church and Calvary Club.
The church had been prettily decorated
under the direction of Miss Kate Huichin-
son. The bridal party consisted Of Miss
Emma Nlghtman, a sister Of the bride, as
maid of honor, Miss George Wightman ana
Miss Lille George bridesmaids. Mr.. George
4. Muliin was best man, and the usheFs
we're: Messrs. John Cook, Lincoln Hutch
insOn, James Gray and James Hutchinson.
/ The impressive ceremony was performed by
/ the Rev. DR.. Pullan.
The wedding breakfast was afterward
served at the residence Of the brides par
ents, 1888 Twenty-fiTSt street. where the
| most cordial congratulations were shOwered
upon the happy pair.
Mr.. and Mrs. McMuTraY are enjoying
trip 10 Lake Tahoe. and on their return
viii reside at 292513 Folsom street.
The LewIs-Mck emma Wedding.
One Of the most popular and efficient civic
officers is Mr.. Thomas ID. McKenns, who
for a long time has occupied the res Donsible
position Of secre AIRY TO the Police Commits
sion. The announcement Of the approach
ing marriage of his daughter. Miss Nellie
". 2. McKenna could not fail to attract
wide interest. More especially so when the
! prospective groom was Captain John Rome
Lewis Of the Assessors office, a native Of
this city and son Of the distinguished pi0-
neer, Hon. Edwin Lewis.
The ceremony took place on Thursday
evening last at the residence OF the brides
parents. G23 Valencia street. Flowers OF
every hue transformed the parlOrs into
velitable Conservatives, where the guests
assembled by $50 o'clock. At that hour
Rev. Father Brennan performed the sacred
rite. The bride was attended by her cousin,
! Miss kittie McHugh, and the groom by his
best man, Mr. Edwin Lewis, and the
| gtcOmsmen, MessrS. William Moran and II,
{. FnckleT.
The bride, who is an accomplished musi-
cian linguist and artist, and who at ST.
Anne's College, Lachine, Canada. was re-
Gently awarded the Governor Generals
medal out OF 600 pupils, looked charming in
a very light silver gray travelling suit,
/ trimmed with lace and silver gray ribbon.
| Her ornaments were white roses and
/ maidenhaiT.
The bridesmaid also appeared to great
/ advantage IN light silyeT-gTay trimmed with
/ lace aud green velvet. She carried beau
| tiful cluster Of La France roses aud maiden
/ hair ferns.
/ Congratulations were continued over an
/ elaborate supper, served at the Maison
/ Doree, the artistic menus designed by the
! bride constituting valued souvenirs Of the
! happy event. The toasts in nOu-intOXi-
| cants were duly hOnored and the celebra-
| ton pleasantly protIacted in the lanteTn-lit
| marquee I'D the rear OF the house and later
/ IN the parl0Ts-
/ The happy couple left during the evening
/ for the Grand Hotel, en- route for Monterey
| and the Vendome, San jose They Will re-
/ side for a While at 628 Valencia street.
! Among tie presents which filed a room
! were noticed Set knives. forks and spoons
| in case, Mr.. and Mrs. I. d. McKenna; sill
| yer-mOuuted dressDg-case, MI and Mrs.
/ Edwin Lewis; black marble mantel clock,
| Nj ana Mrs. John McHHgh; silver pearl
| handled knives, forks and spoons, Mr.. and
| the Misses GrOte; china tea set, Mr.. ana
/ Mrs William Blumenthal; hand painted
| tea set, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Finckler; sill
/ yer and gold lined butteT-knife and sugar
spoon In case, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z. McHugh;
| sixteenth century rattan rocker, tie Misses
! Ada and Kittie MeHugh; set silver spoons,
! Mr.. :. RoSekamp; set pearlhandled fruit
| knives, Mr. Jesse II. Story; tea set, Mr.. and
| Mrs. 81. 7. Mckenna; silver Open-wOrk salt
/ shaker Judge John l.. Love; plush and
/ antique oak rocker, Mr.. j. T. Terry; fish
set, MI Henry and Miss Bernice Cowley
| silver sugar-spO0n, Miss Emma Code; an
| CORA rug, Mr. ana Mrs. LaiTOdec; smalldin-
! ner set. Dir. Henry Blair; casters, Miss
| Emma Grass.
Among the invited guests were: Mr. and
/ Mrs. +. Crowley and family. Hon. and Mrs.
| i. }. Tobin and family. Hon. and Mrs.
| William Aly0rd, Hon. and Mrs. ID. NJ.
! Burns and family, Captain and Mrs. ". y.
! Douglass and family, Captain and Mrs. A.
! w, Stone, Captain and Mrs. l. w. Lees and
! II.
! Dunleavy, ii. ). Healey, Mr.. aud Mrs. VIII
! liam 4. Hall aud family. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
| liam Cullen aud family, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
! mop BainbrldGe and family, Mr.. aud Mrs.
/ 7. w. Bethel and family, Hon. and Mrs.
| John Lord Love and family, Hon. and
| Mrs. Hale Rix and family. Hon. II. j..
| J0achimseD. Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Stew
ems, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Gunzenderfer Mr.
| and Mrs Ed Thomson, Mr. and
| Mrs. Charles Wilgus. Mr.. and Mrs. Me-
! Dewitt, Miss Laura Osborn, Mrs. Z. l..
| Code. Miss Mamie Code, Miss Alice Code,
! Miss Emma Code, Mr. II. 0VermOhle, Mr..
| II. Baettner, Mr.. and Mrs. John Laws,
| Miss Emma Laws, Mr.. Ed Phelan. Mrs c.
| j. Keller, Miss May A. Keller, Mr. and
| Mrs. Frank p Sicily, Mr.. and Mrs. Blu
/ menthal, Mr.. and Mrs. James Garrett, Mrs.
| Cohen, Miss Blanche Cohen, Miss Gertie
| Cohen. Miss Edith Cohen, Miss Flossie
! Cohen, Miss Mandy Cohen, Mr. and Mrs
: G. II. Kiddell. Mr. George Bradshaw and
! family, Mr.. William Ruddick and family,
! James Brophy, Mr.. Eugene F. Bert, Mr. c.
| b. Head and daughter, Sergeant II. I.
| Rosekamp, Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Knox,
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Powers, Mr.. Is. B.
| Brown, Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Stewart,
| Mr. John II. Eekley, Miss Bessie HinmaU,
! Mr. Frank Hinman, Mr.. Henry Human,
/ Mr. Louis Human. Mr.. Joseph Human,
| Mrs. Maggie Gallagher, Mrs. c. ID. o. Sui
| Ivan, Dr. j. W. Van Zandt and daughter,
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Benjamin, Mrs. Laura
E. KunkleT, Colonel r. p. Lewis, Ex-Judge
and Mrs. Davis Louderbaek, Mr.. aid Mrs
| William Whan, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nor
| ton and family. Mr. and Mrs. H Kline, Mr..
and Mrs. b. I. Hayes, Miss Ida Hayes, Mr..
and Mrs William Small, Mr. Fred Grote,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Eaton, Miss Theo-
| dnra Sanhnrn Mrs III oman Ne =