The morning call., 1894-06-25


shonEd- be celebrated brilliantly all over the
J. State, and we may thenEhear fispecal festv-
<tifes..:-:
: =. .Ehe most notable affair TO take place in this
city this week will be the wedding of Miss
: -FloFenee Isabel Lockwood, niece of Mrs. Moses
r: Hopkins, and Charles SnoWden Redfeld of
New YORK; which Will be celebrated at noon
to-day al st. Johns Presbyterian Church on
California streeJ. There will be four pretty
:: 6ridesmaids-M Eleanor DimOnd, Miss
Laura McklnStry, Miss Mamie HolbrOok nd
Miss: Minnie Houghton. Bayard Redfeld,
Brother OF the groom, will act as best man, and
:: the ushers will be: Henry NJ. Holbrook, Will
liam r, Heath. Samuel knight, II. B. HOugh-
ton, Frederick ii. Coon and Paul Jarboe.
James Benedict of New York, uncle of the
bride, will give her into the keeping OF The
groom. Rev. Robert Mackenzie will perform
: .the ceremony. Afterward an elaborate break
fast will be served at the residence of Mrs.
Hopkins, bat only the bridal party and few
relatives Will be present.
The bride and groom have been extensively
entertained by their friends during the past
= week. Mrs. Moses Hopkins gave a dinner party
in their honor at her residence last Wednesday
evening, after which they attended tue per-
.f0rmance AT the California 1htateT. All OF the
members Of the bridal party were present.
Miss Mamie HolbroOk entertained the bride
and groom and their attendants at dinner on
the following evening at the villa Of her parents,
near San Mateo. On Friday they We're the
guests of. Miss Laura Mckinstry at charming
breakfast that she gave in the private dining
room at the University Club Mrs. Hopkins
- gave them. m.another dinner party Oh Friday even
ing, after which there was rehearsal at the
church.
>. There is a new engagement to announce.
The parties are Miss Clarlce Sheldon, charm
ing and cOmplished young LADY OF this city,
=. and Cutler faige, son OF Mr. aud Mrs. Timothy
= Paige.
It-has also been announced that the wedding
OF Miss Grace Goodyear and Lieutenant George
=. W: Kirkham First Infantry, U. 5. a, Will take
place on October IA.
=: A cablegram from Paris. received here last
. Thursday. brought information of the public
: announ cement of the engagement of Prince
=. R0niatoWskf TO Miss Beth Sperry, daughter OF
. Mrs. S. w. SperTy Of Stockton and sister OF
Mrs. William q. Crocker of this city. The
= nouncement was not surprise 10 those who
are ID the swim, as TumOrS Of the betTothai
s. were heard here Just after the announcement
of the annulmenI Of the engagement Of the
90 Prince and Miss Burke. Mrs. Crocker and
Miss SpeTry are now in Paris, but Will soon go
. to BiarrtZ, accompanied by the Prince, to re-
: main there couple OF months, 1t ls said that
=: the wedding Will take place in Paris in autumn.
1t has been announced that the engagement
formerly existing between Miss Alice Barber,
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. William Barber of
Ross alley, and Baron Won BalVaTen has been
:: anHulled.
=. :. Hymen gathered many neY subjects into his
fOld.last week, and a consequence weddings
were quite numerous. The wedding of Miss
Anna Clara LawIOr, daughter of Mr.. and MRS.
George w. L3wlor and Mr.. joseph Nightin-
gale, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Nlghting gale,
took place at O'clock last Wednesday after
noon at the residence OF the brides parents,
223 Haight street. Only relatives and few
very intimate friends were present to witness
. the ceremony, which was performed by Rev.
:>HoraIi0 Stebbins in The handsomely decorated
parlofs. The young couple were unattended
After the wedding a delicious dejeuner was
enjoyed, and later IN the day Mr.. and Mrs.
Nightingale left for their ranch near COrdelia,
-; IN SolauO County.
j. C. Wilson Jr., member Of the firm of j.
C. Wilson & Co. Of Oakland. and Miss Josephine
Haze daughter of Mrs. L. a. Haxe of this
pif wei Wednesday
afternoon in the parlors Of tue brides mother
at the LICK House. II was very quiet affair."
= only afew relatives and intimate friends being
present. Sunlight was excluded from the rooms
Gand illumination was afforded by gas and fairy
: lamps. The rooms were pretty decorated
.: with potted plants and fragrant flowers Rev
n. D. LathrOp H Oakland performed the cere-
;: mouy and he BRIDES brother, j. E HaXe, gave
her into the Keeping OF the groom. Philip
=; Remillard OF Oakland acted as best man. The
bride. who is very pretty brunette, appeared
to great advantage Ia robe OF white crys-
talllne; trimmed with Dnchesse lace and Ro-
man pearls. She carried a cluster Of Bride
roses. A deieuner was served after the cere-
..mony, and IN the evening the newly welded
couple left to make a tour of Southern Califor-
MIA. They will reside in Oakland.
There was pretty wedding at st. Stephens
Church last Wednesday noon, when Miss
Mrs. CHARLES NJ. Plum Of this city, was united
III the bonds of matrimony TO Christian Fradelle
Krauss manager OF the Irvine ranch, in Orange
County. Blue, yellow and white were the
prominent cOlOrs seen in the floral decoration
of tie chancel, where very pretty effects were
produced.
Et was precisely at noon when the wedding
march was played ana the bridal party ap-
.. peared. First came the ushers, Henry Baeeh-
Tel and l.. G. Hyde, then the bridesmaids, Miss
Louise krauss and Miss Sarah Irvine. Miss
Martha Galloway, the maid of honor was
next, aud then came the bride, accompanied by
her. father. The groom and his best man,
James Rolph, met them at the altar.
The bride appeared In an elegant robe of
white satin d'Gene, made with long court
: train. The corsage was high and the sleeves
long and bOutfant, while the trimmings were Of
Duchesse lace. The vail of white tulle was
fastened 10 her coiffure by spray Of orange
blossoms and she carried bouquet OF these
flowers.
Miss Galloway wore a pretty gown of pale
blue 'faille Francase and a Leghorn har
trimmed with ostrich plumrs to match
Miss krauSS and Miss Irvine were attired
alike. in gowns of primrose cOlored SILK and
wore large hats trimmed with yellow Dlumes.
Rev. Edgar j. Lyon performed the ceremony
most impreSsivey, and it was followed by a
reception al the home Of the brides parents on
Page street. An elaborate breakfast was
=. served there and later ~ the daV Mr.. and Mrs
% Krauss left for the Irvine ranch, where they
will reside.
AT the residence or Mr.. and Mrs. William M.
PiersOn, 2214 Van Ness avenue a quiet wed
ding tOoK place last Wednesday evening The
contracting parties were their niece Miss
Marguerite Jerome Edwards, daughter Of Mrs
4. I: Edwards, ana Milton Hammond OF Los
Angeles. Only relatives and few intimate
friends were present in the beautifully deco
rated DarTOrs when Rev, Dr. MOreland Of ST
Iuke's Church read the marriage service. Miss
IOttie Cunningham was the maid OF honor and
Miss katherine DurbTow and Miss Helen Gibbs
were the bridesmaids. L. b. Pemberton OF Los
Angeles acted as best man and he ushers were
Irving Lundborg and Frederick ii. PleTSon.
The bride looked very pretty In robe Of
white organde and carried bouqu I OF st.
JOsepEs lilies. After the wedding and the
usual congratulations a delicious supper was
served and the remainder Of the evening was
passed most pleasantly. Los Angeles VIII be
the future home of Mr., and Mrs. Hammond.
Arthur +. Matthews, the wel-known artist,
and Miss Lucretia kIeinhaus. also success
ful artist, were made husband and wife last
Tuesday at the residence OF the brides par
ents. $40 Fell street. Only relatives witnessed
Edgar j. Lyon Tue affair was celebrated in a
very pleasant manner. Mr.. and Mrs. Matthews
are passing their honeymoon in Santa Bar
bara.
There was a very large assemblage in st.
Mary's Cathedral last Wednesday evening,
when the wedding of Miss CarIotta NOVrlIa and
Albert uentes took place. The bride is the
daughter of the Guatemalan Consul at New
Orleans. but for the past four years she has re-
aid with her sister at 1926 Jackson street.
The groom is The owner of laTg- coffee planta-
ttOn near Guatemala. but passes several months
of the year here. They are both well known
and popular here in the Spanish colony.
IL was about 8 O'Clock when The bridal party
Appeared and proceeded TO the sanctuary. where
Rev. Father Rubio performed the ceremony,
assisted by Rev. Father Ryan. Mrs. Casin,
sister OF the groom, acted as maid of honor,
and the bridesmaids were Miss j. NOVella, Miss