The morning call., 1893-05-01

..hDUlb marks tie peFlO-l when Inc winter
r girl puts herself IN seclusion and the sum
j mer girl, in her rsvishing gowns, makes her
appearance to conquer hearts MS she has
: doRe:.in seasons gone by. She VIII have
=plentyet opportunities, as the season will
:: be Gigay one at the resorts. In the follow
=, ing review will be found succinct accounts
ot:.ihe deings of people in the world of
society. s.-.:s =
:: 4 IL. E: -, Z y : BetrotiaIs.
~. The enlargement has just been announced
i. if.New y orlI City of Miss Clara Shiffef of
that city and Joseph Livingston of this
city: The, bride elect is stately and beau
= :tiful brunette, possessing many accomplish
:: IpentS. Her father is.a well-kuOwn member
;: :: Of the Cotton. Exchange Mr. Livingston is
:: a-younE millionaire who manages to worry
*:3tlirough lite.un All income of $50, 600 a year.
-: IIe:..is a PROMINENT member OF the San
: francisco Vereiif and the COucordia Club.
= .DaFingth The past four:,years he has passed
:: most Of .the time in the East and abroad.
): :: The wedding Will AXE place some time this
month; aud 1he honeymoon will be passed
in Europe: e:
III Tie. en- gacementi is snnounred of Walter
-: Sution.of the+ California Lumber Company,
-: and MISS Bessie Hall OF. Maryland. The
= wedding is to take place in the early part OF
-; june. The honeymoon trip Will include
- Monterey and Southern California.
Miss Elizabeth Curtis and c. ID. o. IL
.: van VIII. hefmarried in London next Thurs
r. day. Miss Helen Curtis VIII be the mad OF
: honor. = -. T..
>: Miss Ellen Hurd and Frederick Griffith of
- Los A. eles VIII be married on June at
=: the home OF the bride in Utica, y. \. Mr..
:...-Grihith will leave Los Angeles on May Is
=. for New y ork and will visit the Columbian
F. Exposition en- route.
The engagement is announced OF Miss
Gface Steele of MILF Valley ane Harry
McChesney of this city.
The engagement of Miss Sarah 0 ulif and
Mr.. J. w. Caro- is announced. TneY will
receive at 2ll4 Post street on Sunday after
moons, MAJ IA and 81, and Wedne sGay aft
eTnoOu, MAY II.
The betroJhal is announced of Miss Helen
Green and Mr.. Max Warschauer. They
will receive their friends next Sunday aft
ernoon at the residence of the BRIDES
mother. 1902 Webster street.
The engagement Is announced OF Miss
Mamie Come, daughter of Mrs. J. S. Cone
of Red Bluff. to Mr. E Warren RunyOn of
Ehilade lphia. The wedding will take place
in Red Bluff on Wednesday, May 10;
Miss Frances Tudor Olmstead. daughter
Of Mrs. Frances Tudor Olmsiead, Will be
married 10 Mr.. Frank B. Marks, youngest
son Of Mr. Bernard Marks, al 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning in The First Unitarian
Church. Rev. Horaro Stebbins VIII Off
ciate. The young couple will go south for
q few weeks Immediately after the we'd
ding.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Fannie Adler and George S. Boss They
will receive their friends next Sunday, at
425 Franklin street.
Miss Henrietta Goldstone and Philip COhn
of Heppner, Or, will be married next
Thursday at the residence of the brides
father, Mitchell Goldstone, 1921 Suffer
street
g. A: particularly notable affair of the
" eek"was: the wedding of Miss Jennie
Leone Watson, daughter of NJ. V. B. Wat
son. and George Rodman Shreye, son Of
n
place last Wednesday evening. ST. Luke's
:: Church. on Van Ness avenue, was the
. scene Of the affair. and it was crowded with
the many friends OF the popular young
couple. The chaacel was ornate with rop-
ical plants and bright-hued flowers and ap-
peaTed exceedingly attractive. The ushers
hadcOmpleted the task ot assigning the
guests to seats at $50 o'clock and thea the
Qrganist played the me Odious Bridal
Chorus" from "Lohengrn." This an
nuuhced the arrival of the bridal party,
(which was headed by.a band of choristers
chanting the chorus. They we're followed
by the uShers, jerome W. Watson, Walter
= Leonard Dean, Harry B. Houghton aud t.
Directly behind them were tile four brides
=: maids. Miss Minnie Houghton, Miss Bernice
: Bates, Miss putton and. Miss Yer Mehr.
- hen.eame the pretty maid OF honor, Miss
:. Bessie Shreye,: who preceded the fair bride
= and her father. In the chancel they were
met by the.gr6Om and his best man. George
F. Davidson. AS they stood grouped amid
-. the picturesque Setting Of flowers and fOlE
age tie toilets of tie young ladies we've
-. carefully noieg, and description OF them
is as fOliuwsi g
Tile bride wore'a handsome robe ofheavy,
VII Ie-cOrde5 silk. made with long court
-. iraiD, over which tie veil of white tulle,
=. Shicii was fastened to tile couture by a
=: :sAite aigIette. fell like fleecy cloud. The
iorsage was cut square, and finished with a
: 1eriEa. Of point lace. The sleeves, Whicr
-. we're bouffant, ended in fall of point lace
. - iyer s:the uA giUNed hands. She carried {
;;:>joEqaet:of lilies of the valley =.
=. Miss 'Bessie-ShIeye wore a gown Of white
@; Xix WITH an oYeEdress of White null. The
= =: H0rsage was cut square, and'a sash OF MORE
:: ln'circled- her waist. Tie: elb0w-sleevei
= : we're very haitffaD T. aad were:met BY gic14;
=: :lt:white:aldFessed KID. She carried BEiqt
.{ Il: :;The bridesmaids, wore beco1ing gown;
=: - ,xsci y:; ike that. of the maid :.ot hong
~ keep tifar NEegreen SILK was used insteat
~ ~. # while. SILK they also carried bouquet
80 81 Bride 'r0sesi:+.. :. =
Il II. ;rhe Episeep pal ma ri age setFice was per:
- Formed by Right Rev. Bishop William J.
-: n ich6ls, assf$ ted BY Rev w. W. Davis, pas
= loI;0f ihe tchurch- At It's. Gnn lgsiop, til
ding: m arch was. .pla yed :dDd:th part
left i he: G]lgLe H., he ssYedd tlg: IeeeptD
vas held at tle>Ies ii elIce o he - ri d.
father 44f0 sPac ificFaYeHte. Aboiit ei g Ut
Intimate md sl1eIe} inYAteA$.a1d the
were a + tlle:I l0Il Sc af.eT clio ck:
:: :Eo9uls ad been TpfA tty ec0r ter by y Duh
y nd q; lli 81 and :eyeFy {tli eT
=. .eHe locke rose y IS and q t3te
.b6ss0iS56{S tho on In q Fdfns iQn.A lie
meme WHY We led 9pple j. ad tll
: :fonETatulaf1o on sOf% tlelT friends, amelia bng
4 ate sIppe f4y as: eTYed Z: ahI ben. the zrt
.: mandersQ I. tile evening va pas ed5 In SOY
-: Gus. lestlH The Wedd I'D pres ent ". er
- nj exceeding beaul y% Mr. aud; Mrs. Shfey
= eftson bqrsda az for f.DaFa, VIII e.
-. theyWii rem ain about IN Oh III, and the
Si3il turn py: iii ety- res dence:o
-: thesc0rller Of Roadway and StefHe +. tree
.. :: = Drake-Wilcox. ., : = ~. :.
e s.. :: Cal edra l9wa IS Gene. Ill
+: Misunderstanding at noon last dnesda
Il when II is Fran esca a me Ia w leo K, th
5 handsome and accomplished daughter o
s.. : m rs. M. k.@l teox, nj arrie d: to Lieu
tenant alnes: Calhoun Drake, U@@ s.. S: ~
Helas: Just been detached fro nithe Y mite
II States steamer All lance al ter a tllree-yeaf
8. sa. an d. s. low: on :leaYe of absence
Fine stInans a nd 4ts hers we re all foffle
: = classfa and slfpnistes of THE gnoonl; an
.:a: appeared in tire attEaetfye i-dEess: an
.f0rm5of he nay ny /.
- IS II tfeGnndTeas of Yfle1guests filed th
s4 Cathedral, and VIII le wal Ling they=Mere er
teftaiiidd&- by organ sefec liens r0ni''..I alr
:=;hdusel5'tz ap other opera sd Hst: at ]
$o'c Bog the: ,slYedd ding MarciIs :, froi
: HI G9mnod, s@:st' Romeo and j.: Juiiet 2 : wa
!: played, ands he BRIDAL party apneared
: irst came 9Th e SIX u hefs:1Ga ptain %! {
3. 3eTTyn a3l, u 81 NJ. EC. e; Eieutenant "a. I
-: lmy.< 8: s.; eilienant' w. u. Dn'
- IN ing, us m: Naval C1nstruetorA "
- Stalk, g*S.N. Isnslgtr el and Davis. u IS
NJ, an1:1sn Ign forage Nc la i1anl, U+:SN
..:s The maid of hoiior, Miss eacia UEena. Wa
(. :@i .next.:and then came<the. bride, :leaHng 10
a: - the afmEofsher 3br0thef, AFFIXED. Henry%Wi
80 cox: TlIey- I'M It. at the ctuary ia
the .groDfn: an dstfls bestn an; IL uten III
s.: Elk Cole. UJ.s. SEM. c: = Occupying r3I
seats were III e n Ga r:relati the: bride
. & .hersinother, NJ rs. NJ ilcox,.her siste
: Mrs. G Z sleT 1ongstfeet, and ner aunt
J: Mrs: NH Hdbbard:an d.: NJ iss; Argpelf