The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-17

pert Maluonado ana DR.. Arthur RegeDs-
burger oticiated groomsmen. Mr.. b.
Acosta, brother Of the bride, acted as sponsor.
The Rev. Father Prendergast offciated. The
bIlde was atilred IN white satin princess dress.
having long court train, covered with beautiful
Spanish lace, ornamented with pearls and
orange blossoms. The maid OF honor, Miss
Ciotlda Acosta, looked very beautiful IN dress
OF Nlie-green silk crepe. The corsage was
sleeveless and decollete and surrounded with
fun Tuche OF mousseline de sole al the neck.
Miss Emma Regensburger wore handsome
dress OF white SILK. with magnificent embr0ld.
cred sash about the waist.
Miss Cabrera wore light pink silk gown COW
cred with chiffon. Miss Marie Durand was in a
dainty gown OF pale blue crepe simply made
and extremely becoming to her slender figure.
Miss Lolita LoaiZa vas attired in a white satin
gown ompletely covered with an overdTess OF
silk tulle
After the cathedral ceremony the guest were
driven TO The residence OF the BRIDES mother on
Taylor street. where reception was held. Here
congratulations, supper and dancing were in
order
Dr. and Mrs. Madonado have gone to Castle
Craig ON their wedding tour. and on their return
Will make their home at the California.
Clark Hopkins.
Miss Maud Frank Hopkins and Mr. Warren
d. Clark were married last Monday at the home
OF the BRIDES parents, MIR. and Mrs. Sherwood
Hopkins, Rio Vista. st. Clair, Mich. Both
parties are we'll known and popular 10 this city,
and will IN future reside here. Mr.. Claude Terry
Hamilton acted as best man.
A very pretty but quiet wedding took place
last Wednesday evening at the Futoa-street
home OF Miss Ida Maud Ransome. who was mar
rled to Mr.. r. q. Jewell The Rev. DIR. Hirst
was he officiating clergyman, and only few of
the most Intimate friends and relatives OF the
bride aud groom were present After the cere-
mony the wedding party partoOk OF an elegant
supper which was served In the dining-room.
The house was very prettiy and artisIicaly dec
GRATED for the occasion.
Miss Yorke's Reading.
Miss Mary Yorke and Miss Ellen L. Gum CAV
musical and literary entertainment In the par
lor OF the Berkshire Hotel on Tuesday evening
last. Miss Gum opened the entertainment with
an excellent rendition on the plano Of the caprice
"EspagnOP' by MoszkOwskL Miss Yorke then
read an account OF that eYer-interesting beauty.
Cleopatra, condensed from "World famous
Women" by Frank B. Goodrich, formerly United
States Consul at Paris. This was followed BY a
death OF the Queen: 81 am dying, Egypt, am
dying" Miss Gum performed Chopln's "Bal-
lade" In fiat, and Miss Yorke gave an account
OF Beatrice POrtnari, the BEATRICE whose beauty
and charm nled the poet Dante with Inspiration
and contributed largely 10 The composition of the
"Diyina COmmedia" Miss Yorke read with
great distlncIIFeBesS and has pleasant refined
ana sympathetic voice. She hopes to continue
her re dings during the winter and 10 take up
the lives OF other ilustIious women. The par
Tor, sindiy loaned by Nrs. Truesdale. propre-
tfeSs OF he BeIksbiIe, was completely filed by
an audience that much appreciated the enter
tainmeuL
Among hose who were present az the reading
were the following: DIR. Basil Norris, U. s. A. !;
Mrs. g. Hyd-, Mrs. Camille Martin, Miss Mar
tin, Mrs. Bayard Smith, Mrs. Garceau, Miss
hyde, Mrs. Alexander Forbes, Miss Forbes Mr..
w. ID. Forbes, DR.. Calderon, Miss WilktnsOn,
Mr. ana Mrs. Robert 0xnard, MIR. and MIS-.
HOuseworth. Mr. and Mrs. Brgckmann. Mr..
PayOt. Mr~ Haas, Miss Never, Mrs de Hurtfl.
Mrs. Mulberry, Miss LOttade, Mrs. Scott, Mrs.
Andrew WEIGH, the Japanese Consul aud Mrs.
Chinda, Mr.. Ii. X. and Mrs. Behn, DR.. and Mrs.
Wagner, Mi. Odrlgirs, Mr.. Nanlagssawa. Mrs.
DR.. Merritt. MIS- Fratinger Mrs. Wendell Eas-
ton, AIRS. Stenhardt. Mis-. Stern. Mr.. T. A. &.
Doiland, Mrs. Bremner. DR.. Il. W. Payne Mr..
Power, Mrs. Meyers and Mr.. Arthur lnkeIsey.
The Cheney Soiree.
Mrs. John Vance cheney entertained few
friends very delightfully."- last evening at her resi-
denee 1000 Farrell street. Her guests were
asked 10 meet Mr.. Edmund Russell the latest
exponent OF the gospel of DelSarte In the science
OF beauty and beauty culture. Tie parlOrs were
tastefUy decorated with choice blossoms. re-
lleyed with vivid sprays OF foliage, Which, with
the elegant toilets Of the ladies, composed fas-
ciuating scene for an occasion OF snguiariy con-
genial Intellectual enjoyment. Delicious re-
fTesbments were served while a little music aud
few literary numbers enhanced the charm OF
the rosy hours, which sped as II winged by a
magician. The chief inYOkeT Of the pleasing
spell, however. was the hostess. who, Win her
husband, made very guest feel thoroughly
happy with his or Der surroundings.
Song Recital.
The pupils Of Mr.. W. II. Daniel gave a very IN
teresling concert last Thursday evening at the
First Baptist Church on Geary street near
LeaYenworlh, and quite a number OF their friends
and admirers filed the spacious psrIor and en-
jOyed the evenings entertainment. The pro-
gramme was well selected and varied one. but
the singing, with few exceptions was not up
the usual standard presented or sucn occasions
Mr.. Mcbride was deservedly encored tor his
singing very effectively "Hy brias ana CrelsD."
but lie did not respond TO the wishes OF his
audience Among the ladies' Miss ColliSchOn
was tie bright particular "star." She possesses
a very sweet soprano voice, and sang 20 how
fair the sunlight beams" very we'll, but 10 the
trio Lift thine eyes, she did The best work Of
the evening. MISS ColliseBOn should cOnfine her
self TO ballads for concert singing. and then she
would be a great success. MIS-. Sunderland,
Miss Wefelsburg, Mrs. Stronacb, and Messrs
Kelley Mcbride, Alexander, and Baker also
took part in The recital
A German Ball.
Once a year the ladies Of the San Francisco
Frauen. Yerein entertain the sterner sex by CIV
Ing grand ball and supper. Last Wednesday
evening was tie time fixed for this years party,
and 1t proved to be the most successful ever
given. Saratoga Hall was crowded 10 the doors
about $50 couples taxing part 10 the grand
march, which was led by MIR. Anderson and Miss