The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-09-26

OF pink broeaded India silk, fashioned in empire
style. and they carried lunches Of amaryllis.
Mrs. +. r. Norris wore rich Louis QuiDZe
robe OF black silk, delicately brocaded with blue
IN hoiiated designs. The cOrsage was cut square
and was trimmed with ue chiffon, and the
sleeves extended 10 the elbows where they met
the gloves of buf-colOTsd addressed Kid Her
couture was powdered and arranged la Pompa-
dOnr ard her ornaments were damon dS.
Mr. and Mrs. Thompson received very many
| valuable and handsome presents, prominent
| among them being silver salad b0wl, appro-
pIiaiey inscribed aud fork aud spoon, from the
! waIdfoom officers OF the Uaued States ship
Charleston. A silver tete a-tele service was also
/ received from the junior officers or the Charles
( ton, and a handsome check from the brides
| sister Mrs. w. NJ. McAlster of Chicago. The
! chaplsins gift TO his bride was check for
On their return from their bridal tour Chap
| lain and Mrs Thompson will make their home
/ here, as Mr. Thompson has been appointed 10
othciats IN the chapel al Mare Island lie was
formerly connected win the United States
cruiser Charleston
On Tuesday, the 9th inst, Miss Oracle. fourth
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles WlmotT, was
united 10 wedoc6 10 Mr. Otto Brown OF This city.
The ceremony was performed at the residence OF
the brides parents by Rev. DR.. Easton, after
which the assembled guests sat down to
sumpiuaus repssI. AT IL p. NJ. tie happy pair
LEFT Tor the "Geysers.' ana were escorted 10 the
station by the company, singing choice selections
OF music.
Miss Grace T. Henderson of Oakland and
Thomas :. MathewsOn of the firm OF II. s.
! Crecker & Co. OF this city were married on
Friday at he home Of Mrs H. Weinerbee the
! bllce's aunt, IN Frutyae. Rev. Hamilton Lee
! ofnclated and The bride WAS given away by her
/ brother, Charles Henderson. The decorations
! were exceptionally nretty. The pariOrs were
! dFa ed 10 lGdia SILK. Ornamented with white
/ roses and eVergFeens. The bride and groom stood
! or rug strewn with roses OF various cOl0rs aud
I uRdeT huge horseshoe made or white flowers.
/ Tho bride beeoming!y alfred IN navy
/ blue travelling sUlt and carried bouquet OF La
/ France roses. wedding breakfast followed the
4 ceremony aad al O'clock Mr.. and Mrs. Math W
/ son left far S0nOma Valley, where they VIII
/ SPEND their honeymoon. They VIII return 10
/ FrnitYale, where they Will reside IN tile future
! The marriage Of Miss Emma Foster and Mr.
/ Walter Teller was solemBiZed on Saturday at
/ the residence OF the bride, 1926 San Antonio
/ avenue, Alameda.
/ Miss Lille Fowler. daughter of Mr. and Mrs
/ Henry Fowler, Of Napa, was married yesterday
! az the gesd nee OF her parents, 10 NJ. Sherwood
Bird, son Of Major w. II. Bud Of Salt Lake City
Ihl ceremony was performed by Rev. john
/ Shurtien OF Napa. Mr.. and Mrs. Bird lett last
night for Salt Lake City, where tHey will spend
| tneii honeymoon. They VIII reside Ia This ely,
/ Mr.. Bird having business interests here.
Miss Clsra l. Muncey vi Grass Valley and
| Mt Frederick II. Bulpitt OF Bishop. InyO
| County, were married at 81 Pau's Episcopal
! Churoh on Wednesday evening by Rev. r. J.
/ Maynard. Mr. and Mrs. Bulptt lett for Mon
! tetey yesterday on their honeymoon In abOut
month they VIII return u Bishop where sir.
/ Bllpltt has his business interests
/ The marriage Of Miss Lstitia r. Magrans and
/ Mr.. James Flanagan was Solemalzed on
Wednesday last al 81. Johns ChurcB.
Christening.
| On Tuesday evening a very pretty ceremony
/ took place at 81. Luke's Church. Ii was the
/ christening Of Henry Hudson. the infant sson OF
/ MIR. and Mrs. W. Il. Suydam. by the Rev. WIZ
! liam B0llard of Vallejo assisted by the Rev. f.
4 Il. Church Of 81. Luke's, Mr.. W. C. Andrews
| and Mrs. Butler Smith taking the part OF his
spiritual parents After the ceremony a bnunle-
4 Gus rePast served IN tie private dining-room
| of the Grand View Hotel Those present we re ::
I Rev William B0ilard and alisS Daisy BollaId OF
| Vallejo, Cal, Mr. and Mrs. Bu Ter Smith, Mr.
/ aud Mrs. w. ID. Suydam. Miss Tobn, Mr. W. c.
/ Andrews and Mrs. +. B. de Marburg OF Mexico
| Many pretty aud costly presents were presented
| 10 Master -nry II. SUydam. among hem being
| checa for Sl00 from bis grandfather. MT.
/ Henry Hudson SUydam of New York. solid silver
| cups and Spoons and many ether pretty gifts.
Receptions, Parties, Etc.
Mrs. John 5. Hager gave dinner at her home
on Cough and Sacr amento streets last night 10 a
large number OF her society friends and practic
ally started the ball a-roulng for the winter
season. The diaing-roOm was beautifully dee
Grated with the fairest OF autumn flowers, taste
fully arranged and interviewer with vines OF
smlax and Young ferns. tn table was b9suti-
IuIy oTname0ted with PINK roses aud smilaX.
Mrs. HaEer was assisted In receiving her guests
by Miss Emile Hager. Tn menu was elaborate
and consisted OF almost everything in the gamut
Of edlbies from "blae rocks" 10 black coffee.
After the dinner reception was held and the
! guests passed the hours dancing.
Mrs. Lloyd Teyis threw open her spacious
| mansion on TAYLOR and Sacramento streets. on
! Saturday afternoon aud entertained large party
| OF San FranciscOs Four Hundred at pick tea,
which was pronounced by every one TO be Tie
| pink" OF perfection, and the grandest possible
| sert Of tea thew ever INDUCED in. The tea was
/ given in honor of Mr. Fred Sharon, who leaves
! shortly, for New York with Mr. Harry Janin.
| An enjoyable dinner was given by MIR. aud Mrs.
| j. H. Gregory on thursday hight az their pretty
! country villa In Sausato- Covers were laid Tor
| thirteen. After the dinner the evening was
| spent in dancing nd none OF the guests returned
| to the city until next morning.
] MF, and Mrs, Charles Wilson gave pink dim
party recently al their residence, 23l0 Sacra-
mento street, at which they enterlained
| Miss Strain of Portland, Or, Miss RuGer. Miss
| Eugenia Chaplin, Miss Gertrude Wilson, MI
LaBgdOn Easton, Lieutenant r. 7. Adams MIR.
! r. de /. Evans and Nj. L. o. Peck.
| s. g. Spier Of this city gave banquet at the
! Nadeau House, Los Angeles, last Wednesday TO
| d. l.. Burke and Frank Holbrook, the record
| breaking cyclists OF Southern California, who
! had just returned from Stockton laden with
| fresh hOnors. Thirty covers were laid. and
| while Arend's orchestra dlscoursed sweet music,
| tile boys enjoyed splendid repast. Among
| those present were; S. q. Spier. DIR. Stedom, w.
| A. Tufts, Phil Lyon, w. Tyler. Flske. f. L. Odds,
! r. L. Hall. 4. ). Berger, DR.. Ellis, Pauy. Kleek-
ner. Burke, HOlbrOok, Fammer. B0nfllo. K.
| ErdronaD, =. V. Dnqae, ID. McGarven, jenkins,
| Fl0mmoIy, Hammell, Wnder.
Reception TO Rev. DIR. Hirst.
Simpson Memorial Methodist Episcopal
| Church on last Monday evening was the scene Of
a brilliant gathering in honor or Rev. Dr. A. c.
| Hirsi, who has Just been returned TO the pastor
| ate Of this church for another year The lecture
! room and DariOrS were thrown into one magnif.
| ceui apartment, which was decorated in the
most artistic manner with flowers, smlax and
bunting. the platform being covered with the
DR.. y. j. Bird presided and programme of
! great merit was presented. The following pat
| tieipated: Mrs. Carrie WofdeD, Mr.. 4. A. Cir
| win, Miss Della DelauO, Miss FanDis Bartlett
Mrs. Marguerite Morrow. Mr.. Pickett and Mrs.
Martin Schultz.
I
come, which was responded 10 by DR.. Hirst la a
| brilliant and very appropriate address. after
which the Rev. DR.. Case aud the Rev. Z. II. VIII
lis made felietous speeches
The rooms were crowded with members OF
! Simpson Church and their friends, all Of whom
partook of refreshments. The following ladies'
comp sed he committees which mad charge OF
THIS very successful and delightful affair: On
programme-Mrs. w. j. Goicher and Mrs. j. X.
| Firth; on decora ions-Mrs. George W. Smith,
Mrs. j. X. Firth and Mrs. w. j. GOsher; on re-
fSeshments-MrS. w. A. S. Nicholson, Miss n. B.
Bracketi reception commttee-Mrs. Charles
| GoOdali, MIS- Robert McEIroy. Mrs. Charles
Jones, Mrs. e. GOcher and Mrs. {. Aigeltlnger.
| The Runyan Farewell.
farewell reception was given TO the Rev. A.
! w. Runyan at the Hamton-square Baptist
Church on Monday evening, September 10. The
church was filed with members and friends. a
| short programme was we'll rendered, consisting
OF vocal solos by Miss Heddeu aud Miss Perkins,
guitar solo by Mr. Robson, recitation by Miss
Featherstone, and quartet consisting OF Miss
| Hedden, soprano, Mrs. Sawtelie. Alto MIR. Saw
| teile, tenor, and Mr.. Sempey, bass. sang "The
| Lord keep Watch Between Us" with great effect.
| Farewell addresses were then made by Rev j.
| o A. Henry, Frank Cressey aud DIR. Hartwe Of
! this city, ana Rev. A. &. Herrlcb Of Sacramento.
! Resolutions were read by Mis-. w. H. u. Hart,
I, regretlna the loss OF Mrs. Kunyan as faithful
| leader and an earnest Christian worker. After
/ a short address on behalf OF the church and con-
| giegation Mr.. Sempey presented Mr.. Runyan
! with handsome silver and gold drop light, and
| MIS-. Runyan with a silver cake-basket; also
their lille sou, Waller, with suitable present.
Refreshments were then served by the ladies
and a pleasant evening was enjoyed by all. The
church was beautifully decorated, for the occa-
sion Mr.. J. r. Fassett was chairman OF the
meeting Mr.. Runyan leaves this city 10 enter
the Baptist University OF Chicago.
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