The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-06-18

Del. tl =FSNtNiuSS iudl LOOK place and the
.+erous departures of society people Tor summer
res0ris. Almost all of the seasbore and inland
lQtels are full of guests now and reports dem
opSlfAte mat they are enjoying themselves
=. nenatlonal holidays Will taEe many people
cur Of 'o"Q and viii also serve to bring many
mere from ahe interior of The State TO witness
tle closing of our Midwinter Fair.
. I'here are some more interesting WEDDINGS IN
. -.ltke pace this month. The wedding of Miss
:FlcleAce Isabel Lockwood, niece OF Mrs. Moses
.3opAlHs OF this city. and Charles SuoWdeu
= ttedheld. OF New York, will take place at ST.
b johns Presbyterian Church at noon on Mon
= gay: June %. Rev. Robert Mackenzie will
;: oneiare. The bridesmaids VIII be Miss DlmOnd
Miss Laura McKinstry, Miss Mamie Holbrook
and Miss Minnie HOugmon. B4yard Redheld,
d. Brother Of the groom, will act as best man, aud
iale &shers will comprise Henry NJ. Holbrook
q :M4lnm r. Heath, Samuel Knight H. B.
Aough!on; FrederieN Ii. Coon and Paul
JarbGe. After the wedding, breakfast VIII
De SerXrd al The residence OF Mrs. Hopkins.
Only the bridal party and relatives Will be
There Will be a wedding OF prominent Cen
AMERICANS next Tuesday evening at half
Past rs O'Clock, 10 ST. Mary's Cathedral.
Tie groom Albert Fuentes, OF Guatemala
i ne maid of honor will be Mrs. CaSin and the
= bridesmaids Will comprise Miss J. NOyella
Miss v. Gushing, Miss NJ. Ybarra, Miss NJ.
Sanchez,. Miss NJ. PacheOn and Miss NJ. Saba
tie. ~Ihe ushers viii be +. !. Sterling. A. ].
NJ. u
ana X; Roma. There viii be reception after
p E@fd AT the residence of the bride, 1917
q franklin Street.
The engagement is announced of Miss Mar
gQellte Jerome Edwards, daughter OF Mrs. L.
Ia 'kdWafds, 10 Milton Hammond of Los
.<A9geies -Ehe wedding, which VIII be strictly
"a family affair, will take place next Wednesday
seYeGlng al the residence of Mrs w. NJ. Pier
. SOFA ofthe bride, 2214 Van Ness avenue.
- Encouragement Is announced of Miss Es-
telle. ASmpsop, daughter OF Mr.. ana Mrs. A.
go ". SlnpsoR OF STOCKTON, TO Minot Tirrell OF
.. :. Attne residence Of Mrs. C. l.. MAYNARD 2526
washington street, quiet but pretty wedding
zoos place last Tuesday evening. The BRIDE
'. RaS'Miss Grace Isabel Pierce, daughter of j.
- r Pierce, the Santa Clara capitalist, a niece of
Mrs. Maynard and sister OF Mrs. Frederick II.
Beaver OF this city. She is a charming and
'.nlghLy accomplished young lady aud has many
."tlendS Inc groom was Frank ID. Madison, a
rising young attorney at-law of this city, and
one OF the most popular young men in society
cHeles. The happy couple are well mated, and
have BRILLIANT future before them.
:: Inc pafloIs we're ornate with d beautiful ar
lay. Of fTa9rant blossoms arranged most artist
lcAlly arc IN thorough harmony with the
Furnishings. The wedding guests were limited
10 relatives and very Intimate friends who
were assembled IN the rooms al o'clock, when
Rev. W. II. MOreand of St. Luke's Church
peIi9rmed the marriage ceremony. The bride
Vas attended by her sister, Miss Frances
o. leFcei as maid OF honor, and the best man was
john y. Blanchard. The bride was given into
Iiie keeping Of The groom by her brother Henry
Pierce. Tie dresses worn by the bride and ner
sister are described as follows:
E'lfTe MORE antique, made with a long court
dam and trimmed effectively with ValencleuDes
53ee festOOned with white yioets. The corsage
Was. cut round and The boutfant sleeves eX-
tented 10 the wrists, meeting the gloves OF
white uudressed Kid. From her coiffure de-
pended d heecy veil OF white silk mOeiDe
teaching 10 the end OF the long train. She car
REQ cluster OF BRIDE roses.
: SlLss Frances Pierce wore particularly be-
coming gown OF pink Organdie, en- demi-tTain,
. trimmed. with point lace. The cOrsage was
Trund 4 The neck and the sleeves extended
2 tie. elbows. she wore gloves OF pink IN
blessed kid and carried PINK roses.
The newly welded couple received the con-
gratuatiOns Of their friends after the cere-
p mOuy, and later on a delicious supper was
SerXed:tO the accompaniment Of concert music
. by a string orchestra. The guests departed
Ae6rt"mldnight Many elegant gifts were sent
TO the: young couple. mr.. and Mrs. Madison
.. lefI on Wednesday TO make a tour OF the south
10. eruparE Of the state. and when they return will
D.: Ttsid6aL 2J26 Washington street
g, J here. las an immense crowd at st. Luke's
. Cl0Ich last Tuesday noon when Miss Minnie
Cooke Heath aud James Alfred NowlaUd were
United IN. the bonds OF matrimOny The bride, |
WDO1s the daughter Of The late General r. W.
Heath, ore Of the pioneers Of the city. is a
Glgl5y-aecomplishe young lady whose friends !
srG 1e@i6n Tie groom was born In Newcastle,
Del: and is lie son Of Mrs. W. W. Lyman of
% 81. Helena. Napa County. He was recently ad- |
lsitted :othe bar IN this city and will practice
8. here.
Misses Maynard and Miss Van Wyck gave
IItlf sc rYEces In decorating the altar ana chan
Gel and their efforts won golden eneomiums of
praise Their were roses and lilies. Canter-
= bury D H.. aud poppies, and palms and ferns,
al:mtngled together, producing very pretty ei-
feels. 1t was precisely at noon when Miss Van
~ SEX played the wedding march and the
bridal party entered and proceeded 10 the altar
MISS Meta Gra ham was the maid of honor w.
: r.. Heath, Brother OF The bride. acted as best
sitran, and5he uShers were Robert l.. Coleman
, .TFyiug LundborC, George HUE and Lloyd COnF-
.: Ling, The toilets OF the bride and her maid OF
-, h0nGr.were as follows:
,. :. The bride appeared in handsome robe of
white lace over white satin, made with court
=: fraiB.. IL was gift from her godmother. Mrs
: Iii ok SOue OF Berkeley. The cOrsage was
: highland The sleeves long and bouftant at the
esltOulGers.' In her couture was a spray of
..:eraHge blossoms and a diamond uIn, which held
p the flowing veil of white tulle In place. She
wore gloves OF white undressed Kid, and carried
a.bOuqHet. of orange blossoms.
-: Miss Meta Graham wore a becoming gown of
white. organize, trimmed dainuly with point
laee. ana carried bououet Of pink roses.
= Right Rev. Bishop William Ford Nichols, as
:: sisted by Rev. DR.. Moreland performed the
: ceremony most impressively and the brides
eldest bfOthfr, Richard s. II ath, gave her
away Then Memberships wedding March"
was prayed and the party left for their car
Tiages amid the admiring chances OF their
friends: At the residence Of the BRIDES mother
s. j II Taylor street, sumptuous breakfast was
enjoyed amid decoration OF fair and fragrant
:.:fiowefs. MIR. and Mrs. Now and left for
I9ef:M0nte in the afternoon and on Saturday
. took: tile train for the Eastern States where
they Will travel for a couple OF months. Their
'sfTlends remembered them very generously IN
:: The way OF pres nts.
Ashby MOncure manager or the Hearst ranch
at Palermo; Butte County, and Miss Mabel
- Stump, daughter OF HoU. Irwin Z. Stump
Joined their hearts, hands and fortunes last
Az eduesdag noon at the home Of the brides
:father. 1924 McAlii,ter street. Only few
relatives aud intimate friends were invited TO
.1he.wsdding, La France roses. sweet peas and
= elmer blossoms were used effectively In the
establishment of the handsomely appointed
:: parlors. Miss Alice Stump, sister or the
.Dilde acted as maid of honor but the groom
was unatteud. d.
The, bride, stately and handsome brunette,
Cooked lovely in robe of white faille Fran
caiSe, made with flowing court train. The
corsage was trimmed with point d'Venise lace
land the 81 ewes were long and beuffan.
Wreath OF orange blossoms nestled IN her
coifure aud held in place the heecy veil of
white tulle. She carried bouquet of Bride
roses.
= Miss.Alice. Stump wore pretty gown OF while
Silk and chiffon, made walking length.
= The ceremony was performed by Rev. j. O.
Adams Of the Westminster Presbyterian
Church. AfterwaTd there were the usual CON
gratulatons and sumptuOus breakfast ad-
mirably served. Later on there was reeep-
ton. which was attended by about $50 friends
= of the 1ewly welded couple. Al O'Clock Mr.
and Mrs MOncure lett 10 make tour OF the
southern part OF the State, after which they will
reside at Palermo. The wed ling presents we're
numerous and ext emey beautiful.
= Casa Demas. near Mountain View. the coun-
try residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. NJ. Delmas,
was the scene last Wednesday OF a charming
dinner that the host and hostess gave Ia cele-