The morning call., 1892-07-04

Oak Leaf Chapter, sent fitting tributes.
Many toasts were honored, and in the
evening dancing was enjoyed in the bril-
liantly decorated and Illuminated parlors.
Unique souvenirs. printed in golden let
ters. with a true-lover's knot of gold braid
In the corner, will prettily preserve the
memory Of the notable event.
A CIass-Day Lunch.
One of the notable events of this month
in Berkeley was the lunch given by the
Theta Zeta Chapter of the Delta Kappa
Epsilum Fraternity at the Club House on
Dwight way on class day. June %.
The whole of the parlor floor was ar
ranged for the entertainment OF the guests,
who Numbered over 100. The decorations
were the most extensive and elaborate ever
seen in any fraternity house In Berkeley.
The hallway and stairs were decorated
with palms, yellow draperies and large
buncheS of crimson flowers, while the other
rooms were in distinctive colors, In the
dining-ro0m (erlmson) on the main table
were tiny crystal rose bowls arranged in
the form OF diamond, the shape of the
fraternity pin, filled with magnificent ger
snium blooms and maidenhair fern. while
at each end were handsome candelabra,
with candles 70 match the flowers,
In the back parlor gold the windo VS.
were entirely hidden by yellow draperies
and traeeries of white-howered passion
vine. The maniel was handsome arrange
ment OF Bermuda lilies, yellow ribbons aud
wrOught-iron candelabra. OF the back par
lor was dainty little room in red, in which
was round table set for six and orna-
mented with red peoples, ferns and can
dies, while in the corner stood large piano
lamp with red shade.
Daylight was excluded and dainty
lunch served.
at supper before the evening promenade
concert
1he Coleman Edwards Wedding.
a notable wedding on Thursday last
united Miss Eleanor X. Edwards, daughter
of the late Judge T. ID. Edwards Of Carson,
and Mr.. George E. Coleman. son of the
Grass Valley capitalist, at Christ Church,
Alameda. Rev. H. T. Perkins performed
the ceremony, and the bridal party, which
was headed by choir of 40 boys. consisted
OF the maid of honor, Miss Theo Edwards.
sister OF the bride; Mr. Joseph II. BleWett
OF TINS city, best man; Miss Florence Cole
man and Miss Sylvia Harris. bridesmaids;
MesSrs. Edward Haas, Charles Noble, T.
Wells Ransom and Harry Dutton, ushers
4 reception was aiterwaTd held a. the resi-
denee Of Mr.. Dwight Edwards, 1902 Pearl
street. Alameda, whence the happy pair
left en- route for their future home In Santa
Barbara.
1he Berkeley Alumni Banquet.
On Wednesday evening the Alumni Asso-
ciation OF Berkeley University gave brill
liant banquet at the California Hotel to the
members of the graduating class.
The ex-president, Mr. Clinton Day, as
sisted by Mr.. Milton S. Eisner, was toast
master. Mr.. j. B. ReinSten was elected
the new president; Messrs. Frank Deering
and Joseph CARRIER. vice presidents; Messrs.
Milton Eisner. George Reed and Judge
Slack, trustees.
The pleasant affair lasted until dawn,
large number of tie formal toasis being
hOnored.
The Walker SiDton Wedding.
The marriage of Mr.. Henderson Dawson
Walker. nephew of Mr.. K. W Walker of
San Rafael, and Miss Lizzie Sinton of San
Francisco was solemnized last Saturday
morning in st. Paul'S Church. San Rafael,
by Rev. Father Lyons, an old and Intimate
friend Of the Sinton family.
The little church presented a graceful ap-
peaTance. On It's walls hung In clusters The
fern and palm In profusion, and Tie altar
was draped with delicate colors to suit the
occasion.
The bride was charming in gown of
white Bedford cord trimmed with old lace
WI tn an exquisite water-colored ribbon
sash. She wore very becoming hat Of
cream-white lace with ribbon to match,
Ihere were no bridesmaids, and the only
attendants were her sister and Mr.. Charles
Wood, who acted as be man.
After the knot had been tied the party
we're driven TO the residence Of Dir. Walker,
where a sumptuous dinner awaited them,
after which The happy couple left to spend
the honeymoon In quaint little cottage Oh
the banks of Lake Lagunitas, under cover
OF the dim shadows of"Mount Tamalpais.
The San II II ell CotiiIon.
A flannel cotillon was INDUCED in at San
Rafael Hotel alter the tennis tournament
Mr.. E. NJ. Greenway led the picturesque
eyolutions. all the gentlemen being clad in
light flannel with bright scarfs aud some OF
the ladies also wearing tennis suits Of the
latest fashion. Mir. Ward McAllister orga-
nized pretty exhibition Of cbildren's dances
during the evening. Miss Avis Sherwood
Miss Fanny Ellsler aud Misses Merrill dis
tinguishing themselves Among those
present at the figures danced by the adults
were: Mr. s. Alfred Seligmap, Mrs. Sher-
wood, Mrs. Charles f. Hanlon, Mrs. Harry
Sherwood. Mrs. Ritchie, Miss Helen Walker,
Miss Nolan, Miss Palmer, Miss Jennie
Sherw ood. Mrs. Webster Jones, Mrs w. II.
Tayl or, Miss Hobbs, Mrs. w. F. Bowers
Mrs. h. b. Coleman. Miss Holbrook, Mrs
Steinhar, Miss Tubbs, Mrs. w. w. Morrow,
Mrs. Basil Heathcote.
Notes From Niles Canyon.
Camp Robin Hood opened its season in
Niles Canyon with the usual festivities
Almost every night large campfire lights
up the surroundings, around which gathers
merry throng from their own and neigh
boring camps aud as there is plenty Of
talent In the canyon the time is whiled
away with vocal and instrumental music.
On June the camp members gave a de-
tightful moonlight ride to Haywards,
returning at almost daybreak; on the I1tb
they secured The pavilion and the merry
dan fNn fhn I.x1l
sway Till the small hours. On the 18th a
trip was taken up the canyon as far As
Mayberg; on the 18th they again visited
Mayberg together with Camp Aveyrou, the
entire party OF 81 occupying an immense
bus
Camps Robin Hood and Aveyron gavs an
enjoyable masquerade at the pavilion in the
canyon on Saturday evening last.
among the campers and guests OF Camp
Robin Hood are: Mrs. G. w. Alberti. Misses
n. V. Aiberti, s. Albcrtl and Ida Albert,
Mr. and Mrs. White and family, Mrs
Harden bnrgh, Miss Jessie Hardenburgh,
Mr. and Mrs. Bane and family, Mrs. Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell. Miss Ollie Russell,
Mrs. Mauvais and family. Miss Ellis and
Messrs. I. j. Alberti, l.. b. Alberti. G. +.
Albert, j. O'Connor. II. j. Cordes.
G. Jackson, G. McGrew, d. Lane aud p.
Hardenburgh.
Oa Friday camps Robin Hood and Avey-
ron held picnic in Newark where they
were ueil BhtluiIy eHteItalneu Dy the people
OF that place.
NoDnenmsnn-M MAXWELL Wedding.
AT the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
NOnnenmann. on Fifth avenue. Sou til san
Francisco. Wednesday evening, June %.
Miss Nora Maxwell and Mr. Lewis NonHen-
mann, both Of San Francisco, were married
by Rev Mr.. Fuendeling. Miss Nellie Maxwell
Of Healdsburg was bridesmaid and Lewis
NOnnenmann grOOmsman.
The eontTaetiag.parties are popular young
people and have wide circle of friends. a
large number of relatives and acquaiutances
we're present. An elegant banquet was
served, after which dancing was. by many
OF the guests. INDUCED in until q late hour