The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-20


decades past and her life was frightened, as OF
: yore, by proposals galore. Now, however, she
MIL nave 10 retire, for autumn is with US and
as trees on mountain heights and in sylvan
del!s have their foliage tinted with the rich
goldS and browns and reds OF this season. IeaV-
ing the verdant tInts of summer behind, so
must the Summer Girl so into retirement TO
make place for the debut OF her faiTer COM
Plexioned rival, the Winter Girl.
"Apropos of engagements there are 4 couple
OF new ones TO announce. One OF that of Miss
Edith Forbes, daughter of Mrs. Alexander
Forbes OF this city, to Edgar A Nearne of Eng
land. They Will be married on September
and, Of course, the wedding VIII be very
stylish affair. Another engagement is that OF
Miss Laura Clarke. daughter OF c. w. Clarke of
Sacramento, and Colonel j. B. Wright of sac
ramento, who has held a responsible position
with the Southern Pacific Company for many
years. This wedding, 1t is said, is set for next
November.
ST. Luke's Church. on Van Ness avenue, will
be the scene Of charming wedding at noon
tomorrow when Miss Alice Kline, daughter of
Colonel and Mrs. G. Mason hIune. VIII be mar
RED to Dr.. Clark James Burnham of this city,
who is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Il. Burn
ham OF Folsom.
A wedding in which The society people on
both sides Of the bay took considerable interest
was celebrated at the First Unitarian Church
IN Alameda last Wednesday evening, ana the
sacred edidce with its pretty decoration Of
sweet peas and amaryllIs was crowded with
friends OF the contracting parties. The bride
was Miss Edith Cohen, daughter of Mrs. Z. q.
Cohen of Alameda and the late 4. A Cohen,
who was prominent member OF the san Fra u
cisco bar aud gained considerable wealth by his
practice. She is charming girl who is popu-
lar with all who know her, and has entertained
her II lends extensively at her mothers beauti-
full home, Fernside, since her debut. The
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of Yale College anu a prominent physician al
New Haven, COnu., where the young couple Will
reside IN the future.
The bridal party arrived about 9 o'clock and
to the strains of the Bridal Chorus" from
"Lohengrin," they marched slowly up the aisle
TO the chancel, where the bride was met by the
groom and his brother, Leonard Daggett who
acted as best man. Miss Florence Coleman as
sumed The important role OF maid OF honor, and
The bridesmaids comprised Miss Bertha ThomD-
son Of New YORK, Miss Ethel Cohen, MISS Hen
rita Coleman and Miss Alice Gibbons
Augustln Macdonald, Samuel Bell Mckee,
Chafles Grant, Redlck Duperu, Martin Glib
bons and Arthur Allen were the ushers. The
young ladies' were all mOdestly attiTed, their
toilets being described as follows:
The bride appeared IN a beautiful robe OF
white satin, made with long court train and
trimmed pTOlusey with Duchesse lace and
chiffon, In her couture was spray of orange
blossoms. holding in place the long vel of
white SIX moielne- She carried bouquet OF
Bride roses.
The maid of honor was attired in a gown of
white silk, Trimmed with chiffon and ribbons.
She"Carried cluster of pink roses.
The bridesmaids wore gowns of White accor-
. dion, plated Organdie over pink silk, with
trimmings OF pink ribbons. They carried pi nix
sweet peas,
The ceremony was impressively performed by
Rev. Horato Stebblns OF san Francisco, after
which the bridal party and invited guests left
the church and proceeded TO the home OF the
brides mother, where the newly welded couple
were almost overwhelmed with cOngratu la
tons. All OF the rooms were beautifully d eco
rated with fragrant flowers and appeared very
ingly elaborate and well served. When the
brides cake was cut Miss Thompson secured
The money in her portion, Miss Hilda Mae
Donald received the ring and Samuel Bell Nc.
kee obtained the thimble. Thus, their futures
were disposed of. AS the bride left the house
she divided her bouquet Into five parts, and, as
they were cast al her maids. Miss Ethel Cohen
70 caught tie piece that held the ring so, of
course, she VIII be married soon The evening
was made most delightful one for all present.
DR.. and Mrs. DaggeEt Will travel around the
coast for couple of weeks ana then return 10
FeTnside for while, after which they will 60
10 victoria, d. e., and gradually travel east
ward 10 New Haven. The wedding presents
were numerous and Of much value.
A a matter OF course the all-absOrblng topic
OF conversation at present in society circles is
the coming outing TO be given under the com
bued auspices or The Country Club and the Bur
lngame Club at Del Monte next Thursday,
Friday, Saturday and Sunday. IL Is generally
conceded that all who have received Invitations
VIII be present aud brilliant gathering is eX-
pecred. a special train Will leave Third and
Townsend streets at O'Clock next THURSDAY
afternoon and will make extra time. In the
evening HE shooting teams Will meet to arrange
sides for a match between the "Reds" and the
Blues friday afternoon will be devoted
TO pony racing ana sJeeple- chasing at the new
-. track about mile east Of the hotel. The grand
stand VIII accommodate at least 1000 people.
In The evening the Country Club band Of sixty
pieces VIII give a concert. The club shoot for
prizes VIII commence at O'Clock on Friday
morning ana an elaborate luncheon Will be-
served at O'Clock Under the Greenwood
Tree" Inc country Club band Will give con-
cert 10 the evening, which Will be followed by
grand Dali, terminating with a supper al mid
night. AT 10 O'Clock on Sunday morning the
band will give concert, after when there Will
ba a parade OF traps. The attractions for the
evening" Will be a pyrO echnical display, an
illumination OF the lake and concert this
will conclude the outing, which should GER
tainly prove interesting and enjoyable.
e. Society people are becoming more and more
interested in tennis aud The devotees 10 this
healthful game Will ind their Mecca at San
= Rafael around Admission DAY. Inc NTH an
Ilial championship tournament OF the Pacific
StaIes Lawn Tennis Association for ladies'
singles and gentlemen's doubles VIII be held at
: San Rafal commencing Friday. September
7, at 10 A. M, and continuing September 8
and TO-. under The AUSPICES OF the United
States National Lawn Tennis Association.
. Miss Bee Hooper the present lady champion,
VIII be called upon TO defend her title against
the winner o1the all-eomers in the ladies' SIN
giles. Messrs. Hardy and Hardy, t1e present
doubles champions, will be called upon TO de-
fend their title against the winners OF the all
Corners 10 gentlemeD's doubles. Handsome
and valuable UrlZeS VIII DO gwen 10 the WID-
ners Of the all-cOmers aud 10 the winners OF
thechampionshp matches in each instance.
All matches in the ladies' singles VIII be best
Two sets out Of three, except finals and cham
pionShlp match, Which VIII DO best three SET
Oft of.hVe. All matches, without exception, IN
Inc gent1emen's doubles Will be best three sets
OUT OF I'VE, For the ladies' singles an entrance
% lee OF e Will be charged. For the gentemen's
9oqeies me entrance Zee will be So per team.
Ehtlles w4ll be received up TO 2 N. Wednes-
o 0ay september o, by George StoKer, secretary,
. olympic blQD, San Francisco. In every in
. stance eulfy must be accompanied by entrance
Zee. Inc tournament VIII be governed by the
!" rufes OF tue National Association. The tourna-
meht committee consists Of: Ladies' singles
Miss Martina Gibbs ana II. H. Brown !;
gentemeD's doubles, George f. Stoker and
Anthony Il. Kaeser; A. b. Wnberforce chair
man &C. p. Hubbard, referee
Is mzy seem somewhat early to refer 10 The
festivities OF the coming winter season hut II is
DOW an established fact that the Friday NIGHT
Club Will come TO The mont once more There
will b. five meetings In all, the first and last IN
be assemblies ana the others cotllons Thev
will be held at Odd Fellows Hail as horetofore
The list Of membership Will close on Septem.
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