The morning call., 1894-09-17


The week just past was made particularly
nOtabla by the brilliant wedding at Trinity
Church last Monday evening. when Miss
Eleanor D.mOud and Paul Jarboe joined their
hands, hearts and fortunes. full description
of the affair appeared III our issue Of the fol-
lowing day. The next wedding in The DimO nd
family VIII be that Of The youngest daughter,
Miss Mae Dmond, and Joseph 5. TObin. which
vii. take place al The home Of be bride on
Saturday evening. September 20. After The
ceremony VIII come the reception that General
DimoBd has rendered 10 tie two briGes and
their husbands.
The latest engagement 10 announce is that Of
Miss Marian PoeIt and j. Il. /. Howard. Miss
POetJ has been passing he summer al the home
Of her grandmother, Mrs. Henry illiams, near
BurllBgame. Mr. Howard was recently gradu-
sled from Harvard. The exact date OF The
wedding has not been determined.
Another prominent engagement is that of
Miss Ada DOutnerty, q lighter OF Mr.. ana MIS-.
Charles NJ. DougherIy OF Fruityae. TO Arthur
Pope Of Oakland. Miss DOugheIIy Is a hand
some ano accomplished giTl and an heiIess.
There VIII be pretty wedding at 81. PaUPS
Episcopal Church al s 80 O'clock next Wedues-
C3Y evening when Miss Elsie Hamilton Allen,
niece Of AIRS Randolph Harrison, VIII be mar
lled 10 J0nn teraTd Leicester. son OF Kew Nor
ION A. 1t IceStef OF SCmerSetsnlre. England.
Carus have been issued By Miss Earle an
QQuucnE lie wedding Of her niece. Miss Caro-
=
look place on Wednesday. August 20. The
wedding was very quietly celebrated.
Mss Gertrude wilson, daughter Of Major
Charles 1. wilson, L. ,. A, was married 10
Lester O. Peek last Tuesday IN Washing on,
ID. {. The BRIDE and groom have many friends
here TO congratulate tuem as iney were great
1aV0TITes ID SOcleiy circles.
The Hobart mansion on Van Ness avenue
was tie scene OF delightful affair last FRIDAY
evening when The Misses Alice and Ella HO-
Dali gave dancing party As farewell cOmpiI-
neDt TO their brother, Walter Hobart, who WllI
soon leave TO resume bis studies a HarYa G.
About hundred young people were invited.
and OF course The ladies wore their most b.
coming gowns The furnishings OF tie resi-
dence are so thoroughly artistic that but little
OF 1Ordl adjournment was required 10 enhance
thelI DeaH.y, sun there was al effective decor
alton OF buds andbIosSOms. There was string
orchestra in attendance that iGIDished excel
leDI music for dancing which con IBued unIiI
about midnight when d stump. nous supper was
served under Luawig'S direction. AfleTward
there Was more dancing until O'Clock, when
i 4qi9g1 were sa'0 ana LIE merry dancers
one OF The pTettest weddings OF tie season
rook place last Wednesday evening al the resi-
gebc7 OF M and MIS- L. l. Paddock. 23O9
Frederick street, WHEN their only daughter,
Miss hate PaddOcR, was united IN marriage 10
"a. Joseph /. hieruiti Of Berkeley. The bride,
Who is z handsome deml-bruuetI-, Is highly &C
compilsheo, mus c Iy aad Otherwise, and is
very popular III sOcl~Iy circles. She was Tor
several years a prominent member OF the
Croker Auxiliary. II Was quite evident that
The hand Of an ARTIST had arranged jhe deeora-
t0a Of the rooms, Tor they appeared very inviI-
liz. MafgueTItes. the b. ides faYOTiIe flower,
were literally used, IN conjunction with bam-
boo shoots, fern sprays, Ivy and palms, pTOduc-
ing very pretty scene
ILeIe were about nlty relatives and intimate
friends present al $50 O'clock. when Rev c.
y. Fackenthal Of Pacific Grove performed The
marriage ceremony. MISS Emma Fisher was
tie maid OF AOBUr, and Thomas L. hieIulff,
brother OF The groom was best man. The
''SUddl CHORUS" from "LoheBgrtu' was played
by. lie orchestra when the bridal party entered
and marched through b avenue Of while Six
ribbons. During Tie ceremony a light cayatina
BY kaI1 was played softly, aud al be end IL was
me grd into tie oid-jlme Oufsery ballad, Now
You're Married You Must Obey"
me btIde wore al elegant robe OF cream
Willie br0cade with d courI Train of faIlle Fran
calse. Ihe corsaee was plated II front and
cut round, and Tie sleeves, which were boufaDt
al TIE shoulders, extended 10 the Wrists and
ended ID a tall OF point lace over the unglOved
IaDds. her veil OF white silk m0ieine was
fastened 10 her couture by spray Of orange
blossoms, An0 rIppled gracefully to the enc of
TIE tram. Sic carried d bouquet OF Bride roses.
The maid OF honor appeared IN pretty
gown OF PINK oTershOt La11sIa, WIN round
colsage aud boufant elbow sleeves. bertha
OF Duchesse lace oruamented tie cOrsage. She
Carried cluster Of Tiger lilies.
Alter TIE Ceremony he guests who had been
invited 10 The reception commenced 10 arrive.
ana al hour Was Die&saD ~ passed III con
graduating tie newly welded couple. Then
HE DALI OOm downstairs was sought aud dane
lBg was enjoyed uutii early mo- ming. with an
lhIeTInlsSiOn Al il O'clock for The service Of a
NbtlCsOus supper. A large numO-r OF COSTLY
piestbls were received Mr.. and Mrs. kleTuln
lett on Thursday 10 make southern trip and
upon ibeu return viii reside in Berkeley.
MI aud MIS-. j. DuWuey Harvey gave an
elaborate dlnDerparty last "Wednesday even
ing al their residence, Oh Franklin street. at
which they entertained Thirteen OF their
friends The paTiors were beautifully deco
Taisd VIII roses ana the dining-taole was EN-
belished with pink japanese lilies. a string
orchestra played during The serve OF dim l.
and The evening Was delightfully."- passed.
TaosS present VIE: M. anq Mrs j. Dowpey
Miss Ella GOad, Miss Aieen Gosd. Miss Gene
we've GOad, Miss lsatel Mchenua. JOSEPH D.
q ant, EDWARD NJ. GfreuBay, James u. Pie
Ian, Waller HObait, Peter DOnahue Martin,
Waiter NJ rim ana Andrew Martin.
Nj. and Mrs. C. Preston Robinson gave
cha ming olnBrT-paffy last Thursday evening
al their residence. PHO Pacific avenue, IN
honor Of Mrs. John 4. JaTboe ana MISS h4tn-
Fyn JaTbOe, who departed yesterday 10 pass
several months IN THE Eastern States.
A lunch party IHat was particularly enjoy
able vas The ODe given recently BY MIS-. James
5. y eIheTed al her residence 2OO9 Pacific
avenue, ~ honor Of MIS-. Thomas .. Seitgldge,
wife OF Admiral Seifridge. I. >. \. Exquisite
iasIe was used ID lie floral embellishments OF
lie dIHing Table. and delicious menu was
seIyrd. he Others present were: mis-. Frank
SeIITidge, MRS. ). ". Holiday, Mrs. q. Beebe
Mis- Henry Martinez aud Miss Neinerrd-
Private picuics are generally enjoyable, and
fhis was the case with lie one given last oatur-
day by Harry \ Sletson. de inYiied about
seveBly-fYe friends 10 join BIN m an excursion
on Inc line Of the san Francisco ana North Pa
ellie Railroad. aud had a couple OF private cars
engaged Tor lheiT special use. they look Trip
up u he EedWDO0s. where they Dad an eiaD-
oTeie luncheon and passed several hours ID
out-OI-0o0f ADJUSTMENTS The party returned
at late hour, highly pleased with their outing
pFarp1nl far fa ~ Y