The morning call., 1894-09-10

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The most important and brilliant wedding OF
the early autumn season VIII take place al
Trinity Church at o'clock this evening. The
bride Will be Miss Eleanor DimOnd. eldest
daughter OF General William IL. Dimond. and
the groom will be Paul Jarboe, son OF the late
John Il. JarbOe, who is a member of the law
firm OF GOOdfellow & JaTbOe. Several hundred
Invitations have been issued tor the affair
which win be known as a piLk aud white wed
ding. Rev. Dr. Walk Will officiate. Miss Mae
DimOnd will be the maid OF honor and the
bridesmaids will comprise Miss Kathryn Jar.
Doe, Miss Kate Clement, Miss Laura Nc
hinstry, Miss Laura Bates, Miss Alice Hobart
MISS Ella Hobart, Miss Mamie Holbrook and
Miss Minnie HOughton. The st man will be
Samuel Knight aud the ushers will be E. II.
Sheldon, E. NJ. Greeuway, w S. McMurtry.
Frank L. Owen. w. NJ Randol, Addison
MlZneT, Peter d. Martin, Harry Simpktns
Augustus Taylor and Joseph S. Tobln. After
the ceremony the bridal party only will go to The
home OF The brides father, where an elaborate
supp er will be served. The young couple viii
pass theiI honeymoon at Concha del Mar, the
Jdrboe cottage at Santa Cruz.
Miss Mae DimOnd, the youngest daughter OF
General w. II. DimOnd, Will be married tC
Joseph S. TObin of the firm OF Tobln s. Tobin
attorneys atlaw, at s o'clock on Saturday
evening, September %. The wedding will take
place at the family residence, 2224 Washing
ton street, and Archbishop Riordan Will otficf
ate. Miss Annie Irwin OF Chicago VIII act as
maid OF honor and the bridesmaids will be Miss
Ella Hobart. Miss Laura MchIDstry, Miss
Hone Ellis, Miss Alice AmeS Miss Celia Iobin.
Miss Beatrice Tobin, Miss Helen smith ana
Miss Marian POett. Alfred Tobin will be The
pest man and the ushers viii comprise w. S.
McMurtTy, Samuel knight, john Lawson. w
ID: Taylor Jr.. Clement IObiH, William III aIh
and Robert l.. Coleman. AT O'clock there
Will be a reception in honor OF both Of the
brides and grOOms, for which a large number
of Invitations have been sent out. The newly
welded couple viii leave on the following day
other Eastern cities.
Paul JarbOe and Joseph S. Tobin gave a
bachelor dinner at the MaisOn Richie last
Wednesday evening to the gentlemen who will
be their best men and usheIS at their coming
weddings.
The wedding OF Miss Gertrude Wilson,
daughter Of Major Charles |. wilson, Paymas-
ter, u. ). A, and Lester 0. Peck, will take
place 10 Washington, d. c., tomorrow. The
contracting parties are well known in society
A Te, having resided in this city for several
III afs until quite recently.
The wedding OF Miss Kate Paddock and w.
39seph L. hierulh Will take place next
Wednesday evening at the residence of the
BRIDES parents Mir. and Mrs. Edgar L. Pad.
dock. 23O9 Broderlck street
The engagement is announced of Miss Anna
g. Chalmers, daughter OF Alexander Chalmers
OF Stockton to L. A Redman. The wedding
Wlll take place in Stockton on October Is.
There were about 250 of s0ciety'S buds,
lies and cavaliers mt bled al the residence
Mrs. Peter DOnahue, corner of Bryant and
trcond streets, last Saturday evening, when
Ieter Donahue Martin, Walter Martin and
Andrew Martin, sons of Mrs. Eleanor Martin
and nephews of Mrs. Donahue, gave a dancing
pary as a farewell compliment TO their friends
prior TO their departure for college at George
town, d. c., next Thursday, where they Will
complete their education. No married peoule
were invited, so the younger element hed fun
sway. Mrs. Donahue. who was atIlred in
rich robe OF black brocaded silk, en- train, with
point lace trimmings, and Mrs Martin, whose
elegant robe was OF Chantllly lace over satin
skirt. made en- train, and trimmed with passe
meDIeTie received the guests as they arrived
aad welcomed them must cordially. AS the
ladies are both In mourning, they, of course,
took no further part ID the festivities.
Snowy white canvas covered the floors OF the
hall aud The various rooms on the main floor
anu the floral decorations were greatly ad-
mlTed The hallway Was set with tall shoots of
green bamboo and sprays of fern, the recep-
.ti1l room was ornate with immense trOpc
palms and the room adjoining was embellished
with banks OF sweet peas and poppies of varied
Qaes. he maIu salon was particularly al
lTactlve Great clusters OF pink petaled j p
dDese lilies, amaryllis and La France roses
we're set IN elegant vases on the auiels, their
beauty being reflected in the tall, gilt-bOrdered
mirrors behind them. Magnificent orchids of
the Lycaste Skinnerii variety that so
dautllY shaded were arranged in clusters at
the side of the folding doors ana fine foliage
made an arbor the rear exit of the large
conservatory. which was also handsomely dec
GRATED ana used Tor dancing. string OTcheS-
tra=was stationed in the alcOye near TIL main
salob ana played ali OF the latest dance music.
Naturally dancing was the feai ure OF the even
Ing, and "a tue rooms were llled with elegantly
attlred girls and their escorts the scene was a
most attractive one. 1t would seem fnYiduous
10 state who was the baudsOmest girl or who
wore the most becoming gown, suffice it TO say
that they all looked pretty, as San Francisco
girls always DO and their gowns were poems of
the mocists's art. AT midnight dancing ceased
and then an-elabOrate supper was served unoer
LudwIg's direction. lie e-a-teIe tables were
set in all OF he rooms on the Rain floor and in
the-lrge dinlng:room down stairs, where there
was a large buffet ornamented with attractive
pieces mOntees. The Mess S. Martin certainly
were most hOspitable enlerI ainers, and their
guests Will have most agreeable remembrances
Tor long time OF last Saturday evenings ies-
IiVity.
The wedding OF Miss Edith Forbes. daughter
OF Mrs. Alexander Forbes, and Edgar a..
Neame, formerly of England. but now resi-
dent of HanfOrd, Kings County, Cal. took place
last Wednesday evening at the residence oI the
brides mother. 2604 Jackson street. Only
about seVeuty-fve relatives and Intimate friends
were invited 10 the wedding. Each OF tie rooms
was embelished with fragrant flowers. the pre-
dominating color being pink. Ii was IN the
large MUSHROOM that the wedding look place,
amid an array OF trOpic palms Dordereo by d
hedge OF PINK blossoms.
AT $3.50 O'clock the string orchestra played
the wedding march and the bridal party ap-
peated, headed by TWO little bridesmaids. Miss
Edith Robinson and Miss Maudle wilson who
wore pretty gowns OF pink SIX. Ihen came
the maids OF honor, Miss hatnieen FORBES,
wearing a gown OF pale-bu silk, and Miss
Alice Decker, whose gown was OF white SILK.
Both gowns were very stylish and becoming
inc bi1de followed, escorted by uncle,
Chafles Forbes, VINO gave her into the Keeping
OF Inc groom. She was elegantly aIttred IN
robe oi white moire antique, made with long
court train and trimmed with Brussels point
lace and chiffon. The corsage was high and
Tie sleeves long and quite bOuffant. She car
ried orange blossoms. The groom was attended
by James A. Robinson OF Hanford as best man.
Rev. r. Z. fOute performed the ceremony,
which was followed by congratulations from
all present. An elaborate supper was served
and the evening was very pleasantly passed.
The wedding presents were of unusual eIe-
gance. MIR. aud Mrs. Neame left on Thursday
TO visit Del Monte and other coast resorts for q
few weeks, after which they will 20 TO Hanford
10 reside permanently.
Miss Stella A. CurrieT and James A. Ritchie
were united in marriage last Wednesday even
ing at the home OF the brides sister, Mrs w
q. Richardson. 100 Friedrich street. The resi-.
dence was prettily decorated with prOfusiou
nf fragrant flowers and foliage. About seventy
friends of tie young c0uUle were assembled in
the parlors al 8: 80 o'clock. when the bridal
party entered, aud the ceremony was per
formed by Rev. Edgar j. Lion. The bride wore
an elegant robe OF white satin, with court train
ana long veil OF white tnile. The high cor
sage was trimmed with point lace. and the