The San Francisco call., 1895-10-14

II was celebrated tuesday at nigh noon at the
nome OF the brides parents, on Stockton
avenue, Rev. DR.. Wakefield performing the
ceremony. The brides gown was a creation OF
white satin and lace. Her sister, Miss Juliette
Mapvals, was bridesmaid and Carter TeviS was
the best man. About forty guests were present
at the wedding breakfast, which followed the
ceremony.
The wedding of Miss Nettie Rising, daughter
OF eX-Judge Rising of Nevada, and j. J. Theo-
bald OF the Thames 4 Mersey Insurance Com
pany, was solemnized last Saturday evening at
. 80 o clock at ST. Stephens Church, on Fulton
street, and was very pretty and interesting
wedding.
The church decorations were extremely
pretty At the chancel step was erected an
arch OF bamboo and smiIax. beneath which
the young couple stood during the reading of
the betrothal service. The altar was beauti-
fully arranged with white chrysanthemums.
Potted plants and sagebrush comp plimenIsry
TO the bride, who is native of the State OF Ne
Yada, were artlstically arranged IN appropriate
places. The maid OF honor was Miss Harriet
Porter OF Santa Rosa. c. p. Shuyer was the
pest man, and A j. McDonell, c. b. Hill, Hun
| Ter Harrison and Philip Cooley uShers. Ran
dolph and Mnriel Vail. the little nephew and
niece OF the bride. led the bridal procession.
Alter the ceremony reception for the bridal
| party only was held at the residence of the
| brides parents 110l Laguna street.
The bride, who is q petite blonde, looked very
charming i'll q bridal gown OF satin striped
iallIe. The jupe made full and perfectly
plain. The cOrSage was cut square in the neck
ana finished with yoke of Duchesse lace. The
sleeves reached only TO the elbow, and, like the
The maid OF honor wore modish gown of yell
low mousseline de sole. Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
paid VIII leave by steamer to-day for bridal
trip through Southern California.
A double wedding took place last Wednesday
evening at the residence of Mrs. Rose Cannon,
1886 Grove street, Oakland when her nieces,
the Misses Abbie and Annie f. Nee, were mar
ned, the former TO James IL. P. Mason OF the
Pullman passenger departments OF the Southern
Pacific Company at 6I3 Market street, and the
latter TO Benjamin A. Harnett OF the Pacific
MAIL Steamship COmDanV. The narlOrS
pretuIy decorated, and about fifty Relatives
ana friends OF the contracting parties were
present to witness the ceremony, which was
performed by the Rev. Father McSweeney,
pastor OF st. Francis de Sales Church.
Professor Henri Fairweather had charge
OF the music and sang the wedding song
IRON ''Lohengrin." The colors OF the wedding
were pale blue and yellow. The brides
maids, Miss Catherine Morris, Miss Sarah Nell
latter, Miss Jessie Webster, Miss Clara Nelson,
were in yellow. The grooms were attended by
their best men, Geo. j. c. McMullin and Austin
Mcnamara. I. B. Nee, the brother OF the brides,
gave them away. Following the ceremony to
the strains OF 'LOhengrins" wedding march the
guests seated themselves to partake of the
wedding dinner. After dinner dancing was in
augurated and kept up until after midnight.
The numerous handsome presents received by
the brides attested their popularity on both
sides OF the bay. Both couples have gone on
wedding trip to the southern part OF the State,
and upon their return they will make their
future homes in Berkeley.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Hamman celebrated their
silver wedding anniversary Wednesday even
ing, October ., at their residence, 322 Fremont
street. The parlors were profusely decorated
with flowers. delightful evening was passed,
vocal instrumental music and dancing being
the chief amusements. About IL O'Clock the
guests retired to the diningiroom, where sup
per was served.
The engagement is announced at Stockton,
Cal, OF Miss Hattie C. Marks daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Moses Marks, TO NJ. n. Stein. The
wedding is expected to take place IN the near
future.
Mr. and Mrs Raleigh P. Hooe gave theater
party Thursday night at the Columbia. Among
those in the party were Miss Eva knight, Mr..
Wright OF Oakland Mrs. Horace Seaton, Mrs.
Raleigh z. HoOe, Holden Davis OF Cincinnati,
John Cunningham, Willard Seaton and
Raleigh z. HoOe.
IN evening dress party was given last Thurs
evening at California Hall by the Golden
Nates The grand march was led by Frank J.
Williams and Miss May Kelley, and was made
up OF some very pretty figures. Miss Kelley
is a handsome blonde, and was elegantly at
tired in a cream-colored gown, and carried
bouquet OF La France roses. AT midnight the
orchestra played the medley, and all dispersed
after an enjoyable evening.
The Eschscholtzlas viii give a moonlight
cotillon party in Union-square Hall Tuesday
evening, october D, for which invitations are
out. and q very pleasant time is assured all
who attend 1t is the intention of this club to
give none but strictly invitational parties and
thereby secure only select crowds.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Dunlap. proprietOrs of the
Alexandria, ISL Sutter street, gave the first OF
an-ir.
A surprise party was given to Mr.. and Mrs.
n. S. Suter on Thursday evening, October 10,
at their residence, 22I5 John street, in honor
of their crystal wedding, by their many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. SuIer were the recipients OF
number OF beautiful presents. Among the
guests were: Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Mcdonald, ].
! Thompsn, Mr.. McCarty, Mr.. Gross, Mr.. o. Brien,
W. f. Ambrose, Mr.. and Mrs. William Shafer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Connor, Mr.. and Mrs. Rely, Mr..
and Mrs. Cavalia, Mr.. and Mrs. McNutt, Mr..
and Mrs. Sagizia, Mrs. Igo, Miss c. Igo, Mrs.
Lenoir, Master Lenoir, Miss Eyelin CaYaiia,
Miss NJ. Grossetta, Mrs. Aridean, Miss Aridean,
Mrs. LacasJ, Miss Lacast, Miss Lena Laib, Mrs.
c. Murphy, MisStM. Murphy, Miss Laura Suter.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Radke will be at home the
second and fourth Wednesdays at 231 Capp
street
will give birthday party at Social Hall, For
esters building, 102 OFarrell street, next
| Tuesday evening, October 10.
The County Monaghan Social and Benevolent
Club will give their twenty-seeond annual ball
| Wednesday evening, the 10th inst, at B'nai
! Birth Hall.
| The sixth party of the Golden Gate Enter
| tanning Society will take place on Wednesday
evening, October %, at California Hall, instead
| of Friday evening, October 25, as before men
| toned
Mrs j. Farquhar and daughter have gone to
| Monterey to spend some time on their ranch
down the coast.
Baron and Baroness Won Schroeder, who have
| been at their ranch, near san Louis ObispO,
ever since the closing OF the Hotel Rafael, have
/ taken the Zimmerman residence, 1921 Sutter
| street, near Van Ness avenue, for the winter
| season.
| Mr and Mrs Joseph Hyman of 1916 Califor-
MIA street have returned from their European
| trip. AT home first and second Wednesdays of
each month.
Mrs NJ. B. NJ Toland has gone to the Ocei-
| dental Hotel for the winter season
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