The morning call., 1892-09-05

Louise, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bonynge'
formerly OF San Francisco, and Major John
Greufell Maxwell ID. 5. o., the Black Watch.
The wedding took place ~ All SAINTS ChuIeh,
| Ennismore Gardens, London, on Monday, the
| Sth OF August, and was attended by 1. H. H.,
Prince and Princess Christian. and whole host
! OF Tie creme de la creme OF the London social
world. Ibe ceremony was performed by the
| Rev. Canon Fleming, assisted by the Rev
RaveDscTOft stewart. Captain Frederick was
best man and the bridesmaids were MISS
| BOnynge. sister OF the bride, Miss a. Maxwell,
| sister OF the bridegroom, and Miss Ouyette tltZ
Glbbon, niece OF The bridegroom. Inc orlde
! was attired IN white bengane perie dress, cut
! slightly open al the neck, aud nnlsheu Win
| MedIeI collar of old lac; cluster OF orange
| blossoms was worn IN front, and be b0dlce Was
edged with folds OF silk ana long chiffon SASH
| Her tulle veil was fastened by spray OF orange
| flowers, diamond tiara ana diamond
| star, the latter being tie GIT OF me
! bridegroom, who also presented her Win
double-heSlt brooch ana choice boGqNet OF
exotIcs. Tie bride SmaiGs We're dressed IN ivory
| White spotted cFepon win pulled elbow sleeves
! OF Uae pink bTocaGe edged Win deep Tails OF
| lace, the same being arranged round Inc sbou-
| ders as hcDu; pale rlnk satin fibpOh trimmed
| Tie mont OF the bodice. and al tue baeH large
ElnUlr- bows OF the same fell from tne shoulders;
| the skirts, which were slightly trained, were
edged with Two narrow irills and their white
Leghofu hats were oTnamented With lace ana La
| france roses
| Princess Christian wore whtesT otted crepon
| trimmed with handsome gold paSSementerlei
bonnet OF white ana gold with bunch oil red
| flowers aud she carried bouquet VI led-r0seS.
! MIS- BuHyuge, mother OF the BRIDE was ettlfeu
! In pale-Etay SIX, tmbI IOldered with beads ana
| trimmed with a quantity OF black Brussels lace
/ aud her black bonnet Was relieved win large
while osirien-tips. Miss Maxwell, SlSler OF the
/ bridegroom wore white crepon, with sleeves ana
! sash OF pleSt yellow velvet covered Win lace
! Hud large nat Oinamented 10 match.
Among the ladies' present were; 1he Couh-
! tess Of AIbemarie. the ladies keppet Lady Gren-
fell LADY Slade Lady Mary Berte. Lady Mac
GlegOr, Honorable MIS-. Fltzroy StewaT., Miss
/ Cru'chlry, Miss Slade ana many more OIL the
shining lights OF the upper zen IhOu. and. Inc
Count Journal 81 London published list OF over
( $50 handsome wedding presents from relatives
/ and fIieuds OF the btde aud groom. Her Royal
Highuess Princess Christian sent Two beauil
ful silver basket shaped dishes; her Htghness
/ Princess IctOti1. sIlver-mOunled perfume Dot
lie; fiom the bridegroom, ball hoop diamond
ing, ruby and diamond bracelet diamond moon
stone brooch; Mrs. BOnyuEe, am0nd TARA
blue enamel and diamond bracelet, chest OF sIi-
Yer, house linen, fur rug aud ludlan shawl; from
the father ol Tile bTGe, diamond lflcfS lidtd Vi
diamond yiOlets, aud check. Ihs other presents
included almost every known useful ornament
for The Toilet table aud house.
Some of our readers VIII ptIhaps reeollect lhe
( Hendaci0us attacks made on hT. Bouynge When,
among other things, IL Was asserted that he iad
! changed The spe!iing OF bis name anu Vas Will
! out family aHIecedsHls. Lie ItcoIus Ot tue
court OF chanceTy, however. show now un-
founded ana malicious this was. For IN 1867
Charles the Second granted TO John b0hYnge,
! an ancestor of Mr. BOuyuge, tire lands OF Bal
lentObber, County L0ngfotd, and lie said John
BOuYuge af.et ward acquired the remaining lduds
OF BdLSHk0BUck litul OdiilpH RhC CENO-iN- vi =
BoByuge's gIeat-Etandfathef was hlgh sheriff
/ OF l0Bgf0rd IN 100 and lfo6. Ihe falnHE
originally came from Norm. ndy. They owned
large estates ia Meath, LoHgiOrd, West Meath
and kildare
The Irvine Plum Wedding.
Society, that is what there is OF It In san Fran
cisco at this season OF The year, was all astr last
Thursday in consequence Of lie marriage of a
coupie enjoying The prominence that moving Ia
the upper Ten thousand OF large city usually
bestoWS. lie contracting parties were Miss
+ Francis Anita Plum ana Nj. James Irvine The
ceremony was performed by Bishop Nichols,
assisted by The Rev. Hobart Chetwood, IN the
bone Of the brides parents. Mr. aud MIS-
Charles M. z um.
1be house was beautifully decorated and lit
ally trans formed into a beautiful conservatory
for Palms anu ferns aud flowers we're distlfOu ca
T. III pf0tuslOu. everywhere. The guests were all
assembled shortly alteT 3 O'clock ana Tie bridal
F.. party net IN d side room, consisting Of Miss
/ Gertrude GCeWey aud Harry BaecattL the I'D
Gon- bearer. ATdell hhQpa ahd Slduey hnoph,
Wh0~csrfied Tie pink satin cushion on which
rested tie weddiug-riugi Miss Iouise Plum tie
maid Of EOBoT; the bride, leaning on The arm OF
her father; Mr. James Ifyne, Tie bridegroom
and Lis hest man and brother, James W. Byrne.
( The procession was formed and all marched
through tie CTawlhs-rOom 10 The pafloT, where
in tie bay-wiucow, which was beautifully dec
ofated, the ceremony IooS place
-The Rev. Hobart CbeIEOOd cad the beautiful
J. marriage service from the Book OF Common
Prayer, Bishop Nichols completing The ceremony
aud pIon0uneiBg The blessing la The most i'm
IreSsivs manueT. The Bishop then c0ugratu-
lated he newly welded pair ana tne ceremony
was over.
The wedding breakfast was most elaborate,
aUd he menu was such Lucullus weuld Sc
+ Lei Tor LuculuS. Almost hidden from view
aInd a bower OF roses, ferns aud vines, the
bridal table was placed. and there The bridal
parry sat, and also Included; MIR and Mrs. Il.
Avery .McCaftBy. Mr. ana Mfs. Frank '.
Wright and MI. aud Mrs. Charles NJ. Plum Jr.,
tbs go couples who have only recently entered
IT -HrfF
fdd isS az peatinE 10 Ihe costumes they wore at
tAeis weddings. The repast occupied several
hon. ;. after which Tie newly welded couple de-
parted on their honeymoon. Cdstle craig VIII
be Visited, aud later The bride and groom viii
make q tour 10 oregon aLd British Columbia.
Tie bride wore a dress OF handsome or am
cO0red brOcdded satin semi deeol.ete Win long,
pufed sleeves The trimmings were OF peaut-
IUl white Duchess lace, Win a row OF stephan
ollsrOses around lie lower part OF the skirt,
,bAnch OF The same flowers being also carried
|. In the haud a magnificent band OF diamonds,
|. the gilt of the gloom, was worn on Tie neck,
and fich bridal vel OF Duchess ce, fastened
10 tile hair Ri,ir bow OF diamonds fell grace
fully over The whole costume.
Miss Pium, the maid OF honor, wore a rich.
pink corded SILK Dress with gold braid trim
I iniHg aad ornaments OF diamonds. Miss GER
tEude GOeWey%wOre 4 very pretty dress OF White
anc green Six, with pearl trimmings, cut decoi-
lete without sleeves. Amoug those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs George Irvine of Los An
+ gees Miss Gertrude GOewey. Miss Margaret
Irvine Miss Sarah Irvine. Miss Phoebe Irvine.
Count and Countess Won Smith Of Tasc6n City.
Mr. and Mrs Ju1Us Eeis, MIR. ana Mrs Julian
Senntag Mr. aud Mrs. E. Avery Mccarthy, Nj.
and Mrs. Wight Of San Jose. Mr.. and Nrs.J.
". Van Bergen. Mr.. aud Mrs. A. Baker, Mr.. and
birs..James Rice, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles VI. Plum
Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ L. knopb, Mr.. aud airs. c.
+. Keli, Mr. and Mrs, Charles NJ. Plum, the
| Misses Refs, Miss George Chandler. Miss Kate
l. Howard, the Misses Nightingale, Miss / ouise
Plum, Miss Carle Peterson, J; w. Irvine,
CallagaD ByTne, George Moftt. Irving Lyons,
Frank Peterson ahd a. Z. Stevens.
The PEIaehs-GarbIr yVeddfnz.
| "A very pretty and fashionable wedding took
place last Tuesday al the handsome residence Of
Judge John GaIbeT at CiaremOnt. near Ber-
kelley, wien his daughter, Miss Belle CARRIER,
was married TO Mr. Falache OF Portland Or
The young lady VIII be greatly missed in the
social circles Of Oakland, as much on account OF
her many charming qualities as OF her beauty,
foraias not Miss CARRIER been the envy of alI the
recent deburanies? The ceremony was per
formed by tile Rev. T. e. EastOD. Tie balls aud
! stairway were beautifully decorated wlth In
meusg palms and ferns; smllax adorned the gas
fixtures. and cornlce poles. ano The parl0rs we're
! redOient With the perfumes Of roses and lilies
] arIstealy arranged among palms and ferns
! An exquisite true lovers Knot hung from the
noriicO under which the young couple were
| Joined tn holy .matTlmoBy. After the ceremony
! about thirty guests sat DOWN 10 n dinner. The
affair was kept quiet as possible, owing to the
recent death 10 the family. Mr.. and Mrs PaacDe
| Will reside la Portland Or, as Mr.. Paiache is
| interested in business there.
On Monday last fashionable wedding Hook
place al 81. Georges Church, Hanover square,
the most prominent church IN London for famous
society weddings. Tie parties 10 the coairact
were Sir James Home-Spiers and Miss Amy
| Gfeen, daughter OF the late William Arthur
Green. OF San Francisco. The Hon. Robert
LiHcolH United States Minister 10 the court Oi
ST. James, aud Mrs. Lincoln graeed the cers
.mOpy by their pres nee. There was very large
as.emblage Of prominent Americans. and num-
bers % L0ndon's aristOcracy were also present
az the ceremony.
The marriage OF Mr.. Louis Hogan OF this city to
Miss Mamie Meyers OF Los Angeles was cele
bFaled al fBe-brldes home last wednesday. The
+ Rev. "A: Blum Oilieiated..
- Ihs Falcons"
The SECOND hop OF the season given by "The
Falcons proved very successful affair, and
the evening: spent at UnioD-square Hall last
Tuesday was most enjoyable. The attendance
was very good without being too numerous for