The morning call., 1893-01-16

Saturday In the dubious on Powell street The
decorations were elaborate and arranged with
exquisite taste. The menu was excellent aud
we'll served and the music was delightful u D.
ward Of one bundled guests enjoyed the hospi
tally or the club. The ladies principally inter
ested in the successful affair were Mrs. Henry
Talum, Mrs. Fred II. Green and Mrs. j. Nj.
Cunningham.
Engagements.
The engagement is announced Of Miss Annie
Holllng TO Mr.. William Horslman
The engagement OF Miss Alice Hutaf 10 Mr.
George Ulreh Is announced.
The wedding OF Miss Johannah Walter and
Mr. Joseph Ehrenpfort Will take place on
April l.
The engagement is announced of Miss Gund-
laeh, daughter OF Mir. Jacob Gundlaeh, TO Mr..
The engagement of Miss Ella Hurd OF New
York TO Mr.. Frederick Griffith OF Los Angeles is
Announced.
The engagement is announced of Miss Louise
Krogh of haywaTds 10 MIR. G. Holum OF San
Francisco.
Weddings.
The wedding Of Miss Adah E. Richards and
Mr.. C. 7. Wendell took place last Wednesday
afternoon at the residence Of Mrs. w. II. Rich
ards, the brides mother, 2142 Post street The
Rev. ". ". Davis of ST. Lukes Church per-
formed the marriage service IN the handsomely
decorated pailor. The affair was quiet, only
relatives aud few intimate friends being pres
ent. Tie bride and groom stood beneath pref
lily arranged bower of bamboo roles, connected
by long ribbons of red aud white silk, and which
were decorated with berries and foliage
The bride looked charming In very becoming
| travelling suit OF brown cloth. After the happy
| couple had duly received the CONGRATULATIONS OF
their friends. delicious wedding feast was
| served. Tie elegant wedding presents were on
view and were much admired for their richness
| Mr. aud Mrs Clarence 7. Wendell have gone
| south TOR The honeymoon and will return this
| week. They will receive on Fridays In February
/ at PAP Post street.
| DreypoIcher- Clark.
Mrs. F. D. Clark and Mr.. w. S. DreypOlcher
| were married last Tuesday afternoon at The
BRIDES nome, 6I5 Stockton street. The Rev. DIR.
| Buck bee was the officiating clergyman. The
wedding was quiet affair, only the relatives and
| few intimate friends being present ST the ceFe-
mony. Miss Emma DyeypoleheT sister of the
groom, was the lady OF honor and Mr.. /. Purdy
| acted as best man. The bride was handsomely
/ attired In an empire gown of old rose faie, cut
semi uecoliete, with huge pulled velvet sleeves 10
match The color OF the dress. The trimmings
! were also of velvet OF a corresponding shade
/ After the ceremony the happy couple received
the congratulations OF their 4 lends and delicious
/ refreshments were served. ar. and Mrs. Drey-
| polcher have gone south on their wedding tour.
Kast-Jones.
The wedding OF Miss Mary E. Jones aud Mr..
in ST. Mary's Church before numerous parry OF
relatives.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
! P. r. Lynch, pastor Of ST. James Church, who
conducted the marriage service most impress
siyely.
| The bride was atti4ed ready for travelling and
! wore handsome costume OF White broadclOth
trimmed with dark Russian sable, and a saI,
| danny bonnet 10 match. She carried white
| cloth-bouad prayer book aud i single lOug-
| stemmeG white rose.
On The return from the church an elaborate
1 wedding breakfast was enjoyed.
The bride is daugh er OF Mrs. Catherine
| Jones and the late pioneer doctor, William
| Jones. The happy pair have gone 10 san Diego
for the honeymoon, and on their return Will Ie-
| side al lIl2 Guerrero street
| TaixsLaIande.
| Miss Blanche Lalande and Mr.. A Talk were
| quietly mar led last Wednesday al noon in the
residence OF the brotheT-in-law OF the bride, DR.
/ W. A. Dewey, S24 Suffer street. The wedding
was attended by relatives only. After the eere-
/ mOny the family party sat down 20 an enjoyable
marriage feast, during which the bride and
! groom were toasted and The u saal good wishes
for their future happiness appropriately eA-
/ pressed. After a brief honeymoon the couple
| will reside ia San Francisco.
The Olympic Club.
| The Olympic Club. having been solicited TO re.
| new its gymnastic classes for ladies' has through
| its president Mr.. william Greer Harrison, is
sued circular 10 which it is stated thaE this will
/ be done provided that ladies form clubs OF 100
! each. and that each LADY subscfibes for a $50
{ bond. that $1,000 VIII be raised. Then the
| CLUB VIII make arrangements by which the
gymnasium and tie entire swimming and bath
inc system viii 0e placed at the disposal OF the
! ladies' twice a week between tHe hours OF nd
II o'clock IN tie morning. each lady paying So
month as fee for the accommodation. Proper
instructors will b. provided, Hnd the ladies VIII
be entitled TO all Of the privileges ofIhe club dur
ing the hours mentioned.
The VermOnters.
The entertainment and dance given by the Ma.
/ tive Sons of Vermont 10 Odd Fellows Hall last
/ Friday evening was one Of the most pleasant OF
/ the season. and drew together a large and ap-
/ preciatiYe audience. Bium's orchestra play ed