The morning call., 1892-05-23

| and the gloves matched the dress.
They met the bride on the arm oil her
! father and attended by her maid OF honor
! at the church door and followed them to
| the altar rails. where they met the gTocCl,
attended by his best man, Mr.. FRED May
/ hew. The bride was rObed in an elegant
| gown of white satin ana point ducheSse
/ lace A very long train fell from the WAIST,
and festoOnS OF lace were 9Fapeo al aIo !.ini
| the bottom of the skirt. The neck was
| high, and from the long, pulled sleeves 1ell
| friilS of lace nearly covering the hand.
| The long tulle veil was fastened to the
! couture by a wreath OF orange blossoms:
! No gloves were worn and a bouquet OF
/ orange blossoms was carried in the hand.
! The maid OF honor was MISS Florence
| Weihe. a sister of the bride. She wore
beautiful dress of white and hand-emDr0ld-
cred mousseline de sole. Small white roses
encircled the waist, and sprays OF these
l-roseS were also draped around the pulled
sleeves She wore white gloves. The ceTe-
! mony was performed by Rev. Mr.. Church,
! the assistant rector Of 81. Luke.s.
| A reception was afteTward held at the resi-
! dence Of the brides parents, 2226 jackson
! street, at which some $50 friends were nos
| pitaby entertained.
| The Rutherford Entertainments.
| Miss Eta Birdsall of Sacramento has been
| visiting Mrs. a. II. Rutherford at her resi-
denee I1O5 Bush street. and Monday the
hostess gave a tea to % young ladies in her
honor. The tea music OF guitar, with
whistling accompaniment, was feature Of
| the delightful affair. Miss BiTdsall leaves
( for Europe on June l.
On Thursday Mrs. Rutherford gave a
/ charming luncheon IN honor Of Mrs. Charles
/ Is. Alexander nee CrockeT) of New FORK.
The floral decorations were IN tones OF yell
/ low, largely produced by artistic groupings
| Of the eschsch0llZia. 4 string orchestra
! discoursed bright selections during the dis
1 cusSion of the eXQuisitely prepared menu.
( Among the friends invited to meet Mrs.
/ Alexander we're: Mrs. Horace Davis, Mrs.
| Peter Donahue, Mrs. ". i. Shafter, Mrs.
/ H. NJ A Miller Mrs. John Hays Ham,
! mOnd, Mrs. Edgar b. Carroll, Mrs. l.. I.
! Wright, Mrs. Leonard Wood, Mrs J. i.
| Wright of Sacramento, Mrs. Adam Grant.
The Cuuer-Lohman Wedding.
An interesting Oakland wedding on
! Wednesday at noon united Miss Jennie
! Adela Lohmanp, daughter of the late MI
! Lohmann, at one time partner of Mr.. d. w.
Earl, and niece of the late Mrs. Edgar Mills,
to Dr. Colman Ward Cutler, a prominent
/ physician Of New York city.
| The ceremony was performed amid
/ pretty decorations of flowers and palms by
! Rev. r. Richie. being preceded by process
/ slonal hymn by the cb0ir-boys. Miss Ida
! Mills was maid of honor and AIr. a. Folger
best man. The ushers were Messrs. ).
! knight, Edgar Mills, Samuel Howard and
/ George james.
The bride, who was given away by MI.
! Edward Huh, wore an elegant costume Of
| white drop de Lyon silk, made with long,
/ pleatless court train. The dress was cut
4 very high in the neck and finished with
( deep ValOis Tuche, from which her pretty
| head gracefully rose The sleeves were
! long. made bOuffant from the shoulders, and
! fell over the hand in q point. Over the
/ front IF tho and falling in the train
was draped antique point 'AngleteTTe lace
| A tulle veil depended from her couture, and
! instead Of flowers the bride carried an ivory
prayer book. The maid Of honor was at
! tired in a becoming gown of soft white
! material, which was made simply and tell
/ in graceful folds from the waist
! a reception was afterWaTd held at the
! home Of the brides mother. DR.. and Mrs.
! Cutler are en- route for New \ OTk, their
future home.
The Coming Pastors Aid Excursion.
The Pastors Aid Society will give
grand outing for the benefit OF its treasury
| on Sunday, May %
/ The steamer James NJ. DOnahue has been
/ engaged for the occasion. and will leave
| Glay-street wharf at o'clock sharp for a
/ trip on the bay. visiting the Union Iron
7 Works, Angel Island, Mare Island and
! other points of interest, finally landing at
J MARTINEZ. Through the courtesy OF some OF
the citizens of the latter place, beautiful
| spot has been secured, where luncheon may
! be partaken Of, and an excellent band Will
| furnish music for dancing both on the boat
/ and after landing. As the participants are
/ limited to the members and their friends,
very enjoyable time is assured.
/ This society vas organized By Rev. NJ. ).
! Levy Of the GeaTy-stTeet Temple fer char
liable and literary purposes, and although
I in existence a short time has accom-
! nlFghpl mnph OO0d
The Lake-ToIand wedding.
On Monday at noon Mrs Anne Buckler-
Toland was united TO Mr.. James r. S.
Lake at St. Johns Episcopal Church,
by Rev z. B. Spalding. Mrs. Tolaud
comes Of a well-known Baltimore family
and some years ago her musicales at the
Palace Hotel were some of the most popular
! affairs of tie kind. She is besides a must
clan a writer of considerable power.
Mr.. Lake is a wealthy gentleman Of New
/ York, where he is one Of the pTOpTietOrs OF
/ the weli-known Methodist book concern on
/ Broadway, founded by bis father.
The decorations we're particularly hand
/ soma. Mrs. TOland was given away by Mr..
! Richard V. Dey, and Mr.. Louis Hirsch was
/ the grOom's best man, The bride wore gray
surah silk, trimmed with pink and blue en-
/ broideTy, and On her head was a white
/ plume.
! A breakfast was afterward enjoyed at a
! fashionable restaurant by some 80 guests.
I. Mr.. and Mrs. Lake return from Monterey
/ to-day and leave shortly for their future
/ home in New York.
For the Boys Brigade.
An entertainment was given By the Sec
! ond Company of the Boys Brigade at the
! First Presby terrain Church, on Thursday
! evening. The proceeds were devoted TO the
purchase Of equipments. The programme,
consisting Of musical and literary selec-
! tlons and Rotations, WAS well rende red
/ and allotted much applause. The hit of the
evening was undOu btedly made by Miss
] Jennie F0wdeD, whose singing Of Bonnie
! Sweet Bessie" and the star pangled Ban
! Ber," 10 costume, was pleasant surprise to
! those unfamiliar with her ability as a vocal
| ist. She possesses pure, sweet soprano
! voice Of unusual power, which is heard TO o
! seldom in public. A violin solo by Mis- 5
Grace Hoger was well executed. Excellent
recitations were delivered by Corporal Arm
strong and Private UnderhilI, and violin
! and banjo selections were rendered by
| Charlie Carter and j. Wilson. After the
entertainment some time was devoted to
social enjoyment IN the church parlOrs.
The Leavy-WeiI Wedding.
Mr.. Ben Leayy and Miss Bertha We'll
were married at Saratoga Hall on Sunday
| last BIZ the Rv. Jacob Voorsanger. The
main hall was handsomely decorated with
| floral designs, embiematic of the occasion,
| while the stage, upon which the orchestra
was concealed in a floral bower, presented
/ an Interesting spectacle, its entire front
/ being covered with presents. Upon the con-
cluSion OF the ceremony banquet was en-
! Joyed, during which programme OF music
was discussed by the orchestra under the
! direction of Mr. j. n. blanchard. Dancing
concluded the festivities.
The Greenies' SociabIe.
The Greenies. social society composed
! Of about dozen young misses connected
with the congregation of the Woodbridge
! Presbyterian Church, gave a very enjoy
! able entertainment and sOciable in the par
/ lors Of the church last Thursday evening. 6