The morning call., 1893-03-27

tious OF the Lenten dinners was that given
by Miss Goad last Friday evening in her
beautiful home on Washington street, in
honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs
the other guests present included Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank J. Carolan, MI and Mrs. w. S.
Barnes, Miss Sperry, Mr.. and Mrs. John e
de Ruyter, DR.. and Mrs. Beverley Mont
eagle, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. S. Moody, Miss
Hooker, Miss Edith Findley, Miss Carolan.
Messrs. jerome Hart, Joseph d. Grant, c.
OsGOod Hooker. George B. Davidson and
f. NJ. Greenway.
The subscription bah to be given next
Monday evening will be a grand winduD to
one of the Gullest seasons ever experienced
on the Pacific coast. There will be az many
guests as can be comfortably accommodated,
without any unpleasant overcrowding, and
the affair will no doubt eclipse in brluancy
any previous society event of the season.
Engagements.
The engagement Of Miss Alice Lobe of
115 Laguna street to Mr.. B. L Barnett, a
popular musician of this city, is announced.
The engagement is announced OF Miss
Amelia Straus Of this city to Mr.. William
Ash Of Hoquiam, Washington. Tie bride
and groom elect will receive at 4lO Bu-
ehanan street next Wednesday and Sunday
afternoons.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Grace c. Massey to Colonel Lyman G. Cut
ter of Washington, D. c. Miss Massey is
cousin OF Miss Anita Massey Brown Of
this city. The wedding is to take place
early in May at the residence OF her cousin
in Washington.
Miss Gertrude Matthews and Mr.. j. A.
Macdonald will be married in St. Mary's
Cathedral soon after Easter.
The wedding Of Miss Jennie Stewart
Denver and Mr. Howard Turner will take
place on Wednesday evening, April ;, in
Grace Church.
The wedding Of Miss Pauline Williamson,
daughter Of General Williamson. and Mir
Roy Jones, son of Senator and Mrs. john
+. Jones, viii take place soon after Easter,
at the home Of The brides parents in Wash
ington. D. c.
The engagement Of Miss Daisy Moore of
Silyerton' Or, and Il. c. Davenport Of this
CITY Is announced.
Miss Dora Lascy, second daughter Of A.
IaScy, Deputy Surveyor of the United
States n Alaska, viii be married to W. Il.
Osthoh OF this cty on the 9TH prox. The
Wedding VIII be solemniZed privately Ow-
Ing to recent deaths in the brides family.
Inc engagement Is announced of Miss
Emelie Ehrenpfort eldest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William Ehrenpfort, TO Dr. Gus
tave TIchtner. The wedding Will take
The engagement is announced of Miss
Hattie Stamper of Stockton, Cal, to Mr.
Henry GelIert of this city.
Ihe engagements are announced of Miss
Becky Meyer to Mr. j. W. Wolf aud of
Miss Lily Newman to Mr.. Louis Meyer.
The date OF Tece ptions will be announced
shortly.
Ellison-Crowell.
very pretty wedding took place at the
church OF the advent on Sunday evening
tie 18th inst. The contracting parties were
Mr. James Ellison and Miss Alice Eva
Crowell, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs George
Crowel. Tie Rev. John Gray conducted
the ceremony in most impressive and SOL
emG manner. The bride looked beautiful
in a handsome costume of gray silk. with
Tlch velvet trimmings of the same color.
Her ornaments were diamonds, and natural
mowers we're pTettIly arranged in her hair
and corsage. Miss Mae Barlow was the
bridesmaid and looked charming IN an ele-
gaut costume OF the same lOr as that
worn by the bride. MI Charles Vogts
acted as pest man. The church was bril-
llantly lighted for the occasion and on the
entrance Of the wedding party the Organist
played MendelSsOhn's beautiful wedding
march, and throughout the service soft
modulated strains from tho grand instru-
ment were audible. The church was filled
with relatives and friends of the happv
couple, who, after the service, repaired to
the home of the bride, where a reception
was held. Tie presents were exquisite and
numerous.
Parish-BelI.
The marriage of Miss Lizzie Bell of San
Francisco and Mr.. William Parish of San
Jose took place in st. Pau's Episcopal
Church in this city last Monday and was
largely attended by friends of the contract
ing parties. Rev F. J. Mynard performed
the marriage ceremony In a very impressive
manner. Miss Luy Plat OF Napa and
William Bell. brother Of the bride, acted as
bridesmaid and grOomsman. After the
ceremony tie happy couple. accompanied
by their many friends, repaired to the home
OF the brides mother, 1913 Lyon street,
where an elegant wedding breakfast awaited
them. couple Of hours were delightfully."-
spent 1T the table, and while the newly
welded pair we're making preparations Tor
their honeymoon trip to the northern cOun-
ties the guests inspected the wedding pres
e0ts, which were quite numerous and
elegant Dancing was the feature of the
evening and was kept up until the wee sma'
hours u the morning. On the return Of Mr.
and Mrs. Parish they will take up their
residence in san Jose, where the groom is
Well-kuown business man.
Among those present were: Miss Lucy
Plat, Mr.. Ed Bell, Miss Mamie King, Mr
william Langdon. VI SIS frankie Bell. Mr..
G. Spears MISE Ella Evarts, Mr.. William
Bell, Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Cusick, Miss
Jennie White, Mr.. John Cusic6, Miss Grace
White. Mr.. George Kelly, Miss Sadie Glib
bons, Mr.. c. Smith. Miss Mamie Gibbons,
Mt. S. Jenning. Miss May Gaffney, Mr..
O'TOole. Miss Maggie Gaffuey. Mr. Walter
Gains, Miss Annie Heslin, Mr.. T. Short
Mr.. and Mrs. Pistolesi, Miss r. Rice, Mr..
and Mrs. J. Parish, Miss Mamie Moran, MIR.
J. Sloan.
Volfinger-Cadic.
Mr.. John Volfnger, a prominent citizen
of New Orleans, was united in wedlock to
Miss Leo Cadic of this city on Thursday
evening last The wedding was quite an
event in French circles. Il took place
at the GaIhaTd Hotel, the parlors Of
which were converted iutO rose garden for
the occasion. Justice Dunn in his i'm
pressive manner tied the cOnjugal knot
NJ. A. Perrier acted as master OF eere-
monies.
The bride and bridegroom we're attired in
travelling dress. wedding supper was
served, followed by music and speeches
charged with the spirit of the occasion.
Miss Florence Garrisiere, who is quite an
accomplished pianist and vocalist, assisted
by Professor Davis, entertained the COM
pany In musical way. The marital 0ratOry
was contributed by Clarence Gray, Pro-
fessor Gray, A. Perrer and Colonel II. G.
Shaw. Among the other guests present
were: Louis GodiD. Deputy Clerk Long
OF the SuDTeme Court, Jean Georget, MIS-.
GRAY, l.. VierieX, Mr.. and Mrs. Garrlsiere,
A. +. Garrisiere, Mrs. Schel and son. Felix
BUuche (French gendarmariel Miss Louise
Langa. Ii. Magendie and L. Ricarty.
The " Beef-Eaters."
The members of the Pacific Yacht Club,
with just sprinkling of their lady friends.
made an excursion across the bay last Sat
urday evening in response to an invitation
from General j. II. Dickinson to attend an
old-fashIoned English dinner The dinner
was great success and it was good din
ner, but all there was about it was the roast
beef and Yorkshire pudding. There was
no fine old brown October ale TO wash down
the beef (but Pomery sec took its place. and
the long g-huDgered after plum pudding did
not materialize. II the members wish to
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