The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-05-09

Mrs. John S. Reed for the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Susie Reed, to Mr..
franklin T. Hittell to take place to-m0r-
row evening at o'clock at Reeds ranch,
LaytOnylle.
The wedding of Miss Angelina Merry.
daughter of Captain and Mrs. William L.
Merry, and Rev. Charles j. Mason, will
take place tomorrow evening at ST. Luke's
Church.
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Maude KnOwlton, daughter of Mr.. E.
KnowltOn of this city, and Mr.. j. p. LAM
bert, prominent young business man of
Chicago. The wedding will take place some
time in June.
The wedding of Miss NJ. Estella Hughes,
daughter of Major Z. c. Hughes, and Mr..
George d. Graham of Pacific Coast ink
fame, will take place Wednesday evening at
the First Presbyterian church. corner OF
Van Ness avenue and Sacramento street, at
9 o'clock. a reception will follow at the
residence of the brides parents, at which
only the relatives will be present
The wedding of Mrs. Buckler- Toland and
Mr.. James r. f. Lake Of New York, son OF
Mr.. Lake of the well-knoHn Methodist pub
fishing house, will take place early next
month at ST. Johns Episcopal Church Mr..
and Mrs. Lake will sail on the NOTmanla Tor
j months tour Of Europe.
Miss Tiny Schroeder, daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. Adolph Schroeder of Alameda, will
shortly be led to the matrimonial altar by
DR.. A. Nest, surgeon Of the United States
steamer IrGquois. DR.. Nest is home from
an extended cruise and preparations are be-
ing made for the wedding.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Amy Swain and Mr. W. Il. Burton. MISS
Swain is the daughter OF Mr.. X. a. SWAIN,
and Mr. Burton is the purser OF the San
Bias, and for many years has been on the
China line Of the Pacific Mail Company.
Next Wednesday DR.. F. Z. Pirkey will
lead to the altar Miss Mamie Longmire,
daughter Of Mr.. Samuel c. Longtime OF
Willows.
The engagement is announced OF Mr.. Selig
MendelsOn, son Of Mr.. E. MendelsoD, and
Miss Lena KlaTuet, both Of this city.
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Conception Miram0ntes OF this city and Mr..
Sebastian Armas Of Pescadero.
The wedding Of Miss Rose 5. KOhn and
Mr. Herman HIrsch viii take place on Sun
day, May u, at the brides residence. 46
Ritch street.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Bertha Franklin. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. l. Franklin, 1880 California street, TO Mr..
Samuel Solomon of this city. They Will
receive their friends next Sunday, May 10,
in the afternoon and evening.
The engagement of @. a. Dodge OF the
Joseph A. Leonard Company and Miss Maud
E. Bennett of San Francisco is announced
the Wedding 10 take place ID Alameda Oh
May -.
The engagement is announced in San
jose Of Mss Bertha Levy, daughter OF
Simon Levy, to Leon LiebeT.
Miss Almra Dillon and Alr. O. /. Menifee,
both Of Golden Gate, viii soon be married.
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Minnie Marks and Charles Lindeman, both
of this city. They will receive their friends
Sunday next, May -. at PSI Page street,
both afternoon ana evening.
Miss Reid is expected here from Pasadena
Ell route East. Her engagement TO Judge
Harrison Of the California Supreme Court
was recently published in THE CALL The
marriage is 10 take place September % next
at the residence of her brother, Hon. White
law Reid, in New York City.
The engagement is announced of Mr.. /.
Nathan. formerly of San Francisco and now
one of Gotham's most popular young men,
to Miss MOllie Mayer Of New ork, one of
this seasons debutantes.
The Wynn IN Thomas Wedding.
a large number of friends last Wednes-
day evening witnessed the wedding at St.
Stephens Church of Miss Lillian Thomas of
New York and Mr.. Herbert c. Wyman, son
of the late Judge Wyman of Humboldt and
brother-in- law Of Colonel George a. Knight
OF this city. The ceremony was performed
at O'clock by Rev. L. }. Lion. Miss Emily
Thomas. sister Of the bride, was maid of
honor Miss Anna Whitley was the brides
maid. Mr.. K. Lloyd Eaton was best man,
Mr.. Charles Z. Knight was the groOmsman.
and tile usheTs were Mr. w II. Wyman, Mr..
w. T. Adams, Mr.. Fred 5. knight, Mr.. l.
Ward Eaton and Mr.. Noble II. Eaton.
After the ceremony reception was held at
the residence of the brides grandmother,
Mrs. $ g. Hall, $50 Haight street. 1t was
attended by about 40 relatives and Intimate
friends. After the congratulations an elab-
crate supper was served, and the evening
was passed very pleasantly. The young
couple received many beautiful presents.
They left On Thursday on trip to Santa
Cruz, and when they return will reside at
638 Haight street, and will receive on
Wednesdays.
The DonIeavy- Crowley Wedding.
The wedding of Mr. NJ. F. Donleavy of
this city and Miss Minnie Crowley of Oak
land took place on Sunday evening at the
residence OF mutual friend, 1136 Howard
street.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
d. o. Crowley OF the Youths Directory.
who is an uncle Of the bride. Mr. p. j.
Meehan vas the bridegroom, and Miss
Katie Crowley, the brides sister, acted as
bridesmaid. After the ceremony the large
number Of friends Of the couple were enter
tanned in a most hospitable manner
While the wedding dinner was being dis
cussed music was discOursed by brilliant
set of Juveniles. known as the Kaufman
amateur band. the eldest Of whom was not
over Is years Of age and the youngest only
T. 1t Was composed Of Miss Maud Kauf-
man and Masters Freddie and George Kauf-
man. together with Mss Katie and Willie
Dewey. Toasts and speech making were in
duiged in at the festive board, and later on
dancing and games were the order Of the
evening.
The entertainment was kept I'D until
late hour, owing 10 the presence of so many
friends Of the groom, who is so well known
as a business man as well as q Democratic
politician. After their bridal tour among
the citrus fruits Of the south they will take
up their permanent residence in this city.
The Gordon-BraIich wedding.
A very pretty and interesting wedding
took place last Sunday evening.
The contracting parties were Miss Emily
Bralieh, eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Bralieh, and Mr.. William p. Gordon.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Father Melvin at ST. Francis Church. aud
later a reception was held at the residence
Of the brides parents, 1894 Mason street.
The parlOTs and dinng-r0om were hand
sOmely decorated
The bride looked lovely in white nuns
FelllnR ana race, the only ornaments being
brides roses and plain gold necklace.
The only bridesmaid. Miss Lottie Bralich,
sister Of the bride, looked charming in pale
blue cashmere and white lace.
Congratulations were in order after The
ceremony and then a sumptu0us repast was
served, where many wishes of happiness
and coed fortune were rendered to the
young couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon received many re-
membranes from their friends in the shape
OF costly and beautiful articles.
A Complimentary Banquet.
One of the leading young gentlemen In
society circles-Mr. Woodw0rth Wethered-
was the rec ipient few evenings since Of
handsome entertainment rendered him by
the employees Of the Parke & Lacy CON-
pany, with which extensive mining and