The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-06

Extreme. dizziness characterized society cir.
Giles last week, as there were but few affairs
Of importance that took place.
The most notable attraction Of the present
month VIII be the Country Clubs outing at De
M0hIe, and, of course, all who are in the swim
viii be there. After That people VIII commence
10 rrturn 10 town. and we may expect some
gayety.
There was pretty aud interesting wedding
last Wednesday night at the residence of Mr.
ana Mrs. John O'Kane, lI14 O'FaneH street,
where their daughter, Miss Agnes O'hane, was
united iii marriage to John Z. Hanlon, son OF
Captain aud Mrs Daniel HanlOn. The parents
OF the bride and groom are pioneer residents of
this city, and have been prominently Identified
with its advancement. The bride is band
some demi- blunde, and IS highly accomplished,
and the groom is a rising young attorney-at-
law lie is brother OF Colonel ChaiIes +.
HanlOu, UrOminen member of The bar.
Extensive preparations had been made TO
have the wedding axe place at 81. Mary.
Cathedral, but The Illness OF The bride s
father made this impossible, so by special dis.
penSatlOu IL took place al tile family residence.
The.uarOrs were beautifully decorated with
Drght-hued flowers ana appeared exceedingly
attractive. Only relatives aud very Intimate
friends, 10 The number OF about sew nIy-nVe,
we've lnVlIed.
At 9 o'clock Ballenberg's string orchestra
played The Bridal Chorus" from "LOhehgrIn."
aud then Rev. Father PrendeIgast, Yicai-Gen-
eral, entered the front parlOT, followed by the
groom ana his best man, W. B. Cooke. A the
same time the bride and her brother, w. d.
OkdDe, preceded by the maid OF honor, MISS
Josephine Hanlon, enter-d, and the party
met In the bay-window beneath canopy OF
smiIaX, In The center OF which hung Wedding
. GelEOt white flowers. Then the NicaT-GeneI al
performed The marriage ceremony ID most
Impressive manner, at er which The newly mar
. RED couple received The cong ratulatiOns OF
thAirfriends. They were assisted IN receiving
by:AlTs. Daniel H3 nlOn, Mrs John O'kane,
Mrs. Louis Kengla, Miss Emelie HanlOn and
Hiss Annie Okane.
=; lhe bride looked charming 10 a lustrous robe
of:~hite satin NJ ole made Win long court
= Tam. The cOrSage was decOllete aud adorned
WltAa bertha Of mOusseliBe de sole and orange
blossoms. ana the sleeves were long and
Duun&ut at the shoulders. In her couture was
& spray Of orange blossoms that held in place
ths'rQwiug veil OF White SILK moleine. She wore
gloves Of White undleSsed Kid aud carried a
bOuquel OF Bride roses.
i :. Miss Josephine Hanlon, the maid of honor, a
very pretty brunette, wore stylish gown OF
pink. MORE antique cut decoilete, with an
SLEEVES extended to the elbows, where they met
gtoSes OF pink unGressed KID. She Carried a
E0llqdet DfBOn Silene roses.
: Mrs. Daniel HanlOn was attired in a rich
robe OF black faille Franchise, en- train.
GrniilEeG viii Duchesse lace. The cOrsage was
square 10 front and N-shaped at the back. Her
Qrhameuts were diamonds.
Mrs. John O'Kane wore an elegant robe OF
BLACK. silk, en- train, trimmed Win Chantilly
laee;. ornaments, diamonds.
Mrs. Louis henga wore her wedding robe OF
white falle Fran ealse, trimmed with point lace
and finished with 4 court train; ornaments,
diamonds.
p -.Miss Emelie HanlOn appeared in particu-
laFy becoming gown of white brOcaded satin,
with an oVerdTess OF white mOusseiine de sole.
Tie cOrSage was decOllete and the bOuffaut
sleeves extended TO the elbows, meeting long
gloves of White undressed kid. Her hand
bouquet was of La MaIque roses.
Miss Annie Ohane wore modish gown of
bOutOn d'Or silk, trimmed with lace to match
and gold bullion. II was cut decollete, with
elbow sleeves. She were long gloves of yellow
undressed kid aud carried Marechal Mel roses.
After an hour passed IN the paTlOrs the bridal
parry and guests proceeded to the large bali
room downstairs, which had been artiSticallv
decorated with yellow flowers and draperles and
verdant-hued foliage. An elaborate supper was
served there and many fellcitOuS IOasts were
gwen and responded 10. Afterward all returned
10 IIe parlOrs for awhile and The ballroom was
lut in condition tor dancing, winch was en-
lOYed until late hour. The bride and groom
left Thursday 10 maze brief northern Tip.
after which tney VIII occupy their new home in
Fruityale. The wedding presents were Dumer-
Gus and elegant.