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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-09
Zachary Taylor,s son-in-Law.

The battle of Buena Vista was General
Taylor's last engagement during the war,
but it had turned him into hero. 1t was
also the means of bringing about family
reconciliation. In 1885 Jefferson Davis,
lieutenant in General Taylor's army, had
won the love of the generals Oldest daugh-
ter, Sarah. The father not being favorable
to the marriage, the young couple eloped.
General Taylor, grieved and incensed, for.
babe them his house In less than year
any expression of her fathers pardon.
This sorrow had been heavy one in the
generals heart and only tended to deepen
his feeling against Davis, who had, how
ever, on several occasions been assigned to
his army. In this battle so greatly did he
now Colonel Davis-distinguish himself,
remaining in his saddle in the thick of the
fight, though grievously wounded and
persistently sharing in the desperate en-
counter, that the commander felt all of his
old indignation disappear, and henceforth
looked upon him as friend and SON.
Chautauquan.
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THE WEEK.

~}UNE is not losing its name as the month
a OF weddings this year. A large number
~ Of prominent weddings took place last
q week, but most of them were quiet affairs
as far as the attendance went, because nearly
everyb body is out of town.
g., Alaska is to have large number OF visitors
from here this season. Several parties have
been made up for the trip to the land of gla-
ciers and forests.
Burlingame and the neighborhood. is gayer
than ever.
large number of the people who have
homes in the neigh borhood are entertaining
house parties, and with all that is going on
that part OF the peninsula was never livelier
than ii is now
The Venetian Water Carnival at Santa Cruz
VIII be the attraction of the week, of course.
The committees in charge have done wonders,
and with the natural advantages eff the place
In their favor promise a beautiful series OF
shows
The town is deserted of society and, except.
Ing the weddings, little is going on.
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Tauszky.Rothsohild.

The wedding of Edmund Tauszky and Miss
Lemora Rothschild took place last Tuesday
evening in the banquet-hall of the Delmonico
Restaurant, in the presence of about 100 of
their friends. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. DR.. Stark. Miss Lulu Rothschild acted
as the maid OF honor and Charles Fisher as
best man. There were no ushers canopy of
white roses, sweet peas and lilies was erected
in the small reception.room, under which the
bridal party stood during the ceremony The
parlor and large dining room were decorated
with roses, sweet peas, smilax and ferns, while
on the tables were large bouquets.
After the ceremony all present sat down to
an elaborate supper, served in the large hall,
and couple of hours were pleasantly spent at
the table. Appropriate speeches were made
and congratulatory dispatches from absent
friends read. Then dancing was inaugurated
Mr. and Mrs. Tauszky will spend their honey
moon in the southern portion of the State, and
return to San Francisco in about three weeks
The groom is an attorney-at-law and was
formerly. president OF the Mercantile Library.
He is well known In social and club circles.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs. L. Roths-
child of 1918 Pine street and OF the late
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Dean-HemmenwaY,

At St. Mary's Cathedral last Tuesday evening
Willis E. Dean of the San Francisco Postoffice
ana Miss Lavinia Hemmenway, sister of 7. F.
Hemmenway, were united in marriage by Very
Rev. J. j. Prendergast.
The decorations were lilies, smilax and roses.
A large number of the friends of the contract
ing parties filed the pews.
The ceremony took place at $50 O'Clock,
when the bridal party entered as the organist
played the march from "Lohengrin." First
came the ushers-Clyde Harris, c. L. Angel,
Gabriel Moulin and William C. Helmken. Then
followed the bridesmaids-Miss Maggie Cole
man, Miss Elsie Duncan. Miss Oracle Hey
denaber and Miss Martha Freudenberg-fol-
lowed by the maid of honor, Miss Vina
Ortega. The brioe entered last leaning on the
arm of her brother, Thomas F. Hemmenway,
and was met at the chancel by the groom and
his best man, Albert HemmenWay.
reception was held al 1904 Baker street,
where Mr.. and Mrs Dean received in the front
parlor under large marriage bell composed
OF white roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean have gone to Del Monte,
and will later visit Santa Cruz before returning
to this CITY.
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a Birthday Surprise.

Ernest Peterson was given surprise party
in honor OF his birthday on the 18th of May at
his residence on Shotwell street by frankie
Schussler and other friends. Games, fdancinp
and singing were the features of the evening
At a late hour the guests assembled in the
d1n1ng-room, where supper was served.
Among those present were: T. Peterson,
Miss May Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schussler,
Miss Lena Fritschi, ]. Sands, Miss Alice Brad
field, Miss Carrie Hogan. Mrs. NJ. Peterson.
Mrs. A. Jarrett. Miss Emma Baldwin, Mrs w.
Schussler Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schnefde r,
Frank Schussler, o. Peterson, Harry Curtis, It.
Dwyer, ]. Davis, J. Barrett, Louis EttIing.
Frank Peterson and E. Schussler
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RECEPTIONS.

~ Saturday evening, the LIST inst, a
b 3 surprise was given to the bachelors in
~ the upper fiat, $40 shotwell street.
The house had been decorated in their alb
sence in the afternoon by the young ladies.
Among those. present were: The Misses Katie
Rogers Maggie Williams, Minnie McAleer, Car
RE and Mamie Gregory, M. V. Silvery, A Gerl.
Tillie McAleer, T. Hussing, Grace BuIfnger. M
and B. Coine, Maggie and Seria McAieer, G.
Hussing, s. Gray: K. Walsh, Annie Hart, A.
and M. McCarty, Miss McKlusky, and Messrs H.
Wallace, W. Bramha1l, j. Zousky, s. Thompson,
e. Long, G. and J. Corrigan, Danton, Watson,
Stewart G. Flanagan, G. Wieland, Saxton, w.
Marshall, w. Hargrave Wise, ]. Guinmane, NJ.
Holz, ]. Collins, j. Williams D. Hart, F Palmer.
L. Ruppel and Dennis Clark
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WHAT IS GOING ON,

TN RS. CLARA CATHERWOOD gave
q luncheon last Monday in one of the
49, private dining-rooms of the Occi-
dental Hotel. The guests were: Mrs. Henry L.
Dodge Mrs. John Currey, Mrs. Homer S. King,
Mrs; Robert oxnard, Mrs. J. D. Fry, Mrs.
Walter E. Dean, Mrs. Alexander Il. Tough.
borough, Mrs. A. n. Towne, Mrs. Jerome Lin
coin, Mrs. Moses Hopkins, Mrs. Eleanor Martin,
Mrs. j. D. Redding, Mrs TUland, Mrs. w. P.
Morgan, Mrs Benedict, Mrs E. NJ Bliss, Mrs
c. f. Dio Hastings, Mrs. H. L. Jerome.
At their country home, Forest Lawn, in San
Mateo County, Mr.. and Mrs D. F. walner en-
tertained a party with an interesting pro-
gramme of music and dramatic recitations
The guests from San Francisco were: Mrs
Frances B. Edgerton, Miss Eleanor Connell
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Osborn, Miss Mollie
Connell, Miss Dore, Arthur Chipron, Frederic
Mateo there were present: Mr.. and Mrs. McD.
tombstone, DR.. and Mrs. Leseowvitz, Miss Berg,
Miss Littlejohn, Mr.. and Mrs. Carriek, Miss
Carrick, Arthur Berg.
Rabbi and Mrs. NJ T. Levy will receive the
members of their congregation, with their
wives and friends, on Tuesday next, from 2 P. NJ
at their residence, 1901 Scott street, on the oc-
casion of the twenty-fifth anniversary of their
marriage.
Rabbi Levy will leave on the evening of the
18th inst. for Europe, visit to his
mother, returning the latter part of August
During his absence the Rev: ]. Rabinowitz,
in all Official duties.
The eleventh birthday of Miss Alice Sullivan
daughter of Frank J. Sullivan, was celebrated
by party given by her grandmother, Mrs
James Phelan, on the corner of Valencia and
Seventeenth streets, last Tuesday afternoon
The little guests had delightful time with
games both indoors and on the large sheltered
lawn surrounding the house. Souvenirs were
given the guests on their departure.
Colonel Trumbo had q jolly party at his resi-
dence to listen to recital by the Castilian
Club, which delighted its audience. capital
supper followed. Mrs. Catherwood chaperoned
the party, which consisted of Mrs. Jerome,
Mrs. Sands Forman, the Misses Zane, Lough-
borough, Horton and Forman, together with
Mr.. Fearing, Mr.. Jerome, Mr.. Shortridge, MI
Delmas, Mr.. Dunn and several others.
The Music-Teachers' Association will give a
musicale tomorrow evening at Byron Mauzy's
Hail. 30S Post street. very interesting pro-
gramme has been arranged and it gives promise
OF being successful affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jerome were the guests
of honor at an elaborate dinner party given
Thursday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Homer s.
King, at their residence, 1907 LeaVenworth
street, corner Of Pine.
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Marnnis-Reunatt.

pretty home wedding was that of Miss Alba
Bennett, daughter of Mrs. A. A. Bennett, and
George Marquis of New York, solemnized at
noon last Saturday week at the residence of the
brides sister, Mrs. E. J. Baldwin, 1917 Cali.
fornia street. The home was prettily decorated
ceremony was solemnized pink and white
roses were used with artistic effect. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Mr.. Spalding
The bride was attended by Miss Cleta Berkey of
sacramento, and Professor Emory E. Smith OF
Palo Alto was best man.
The bride is well known here Her father,
A. Bennett, who died about four years ago,
was one OF San Francisco's pioneer architects
After the ceremony the invited guests, which
included relatives and intimate friends only,
partook of the elaborate bridal breakfast
which ended late in the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marquis left in the afternoon
for Del Monte, where they will spend the next
few weeks. They will then visit the various
resorts and in the fall leave for an extended
European visit.
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street will leave for Cypress Lawn Farm, Napa
County, to-day, for a few weeks.
Mrs Oser and family OF Chico are stopping at
the Van Dyke.
DR.. Charles F. Matthews has returned home,
having graduated from the Dental College of
the University of Maryland.
Miss Gertie Moyse is visiting her parents in
Chino, but will return to resume her studies
In San Francisco.
Hazel Abrahamson has gone to Portland to
spend her vacation with her grandmother, Mrs.
II. Myers.
Mrs. R. Levy and her daughter, Miss Bertha
are spending the summer months with Mrs. ].
Moyse of Chino.
Mrs. NJ. Kochman and her family have taken
a cottage in Alameda.
Mrs. Melville Furth will be at home on the
second and fourth Mondays at the Hotel Balti-
more.
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Observation-Disclosures,

An interesting wedding of last week was that
of Miss Stella Jacobs and Henry G. w. DinkeI-
spiel, member of the Assembly, which took
place Wednesday evening at the home of the
brides parents. 1130 O'Farren street. The
residence was tastefully decorated for the
occasion.
The marriage knot was tied by Rev. Mr..
Stark of Temple EMANUEL. Rabbi Jacob
Nieto of Temple Sheriff. Israel was present
and delivered the wedding address.
AS the bridal procession entered an or
chestra, which furnished the music of the
evening, played Mendelssohn's Wedding
March. The ceremony over, the guests adj
journed to the large dining hall. where a
sumptuons supper was served. The brides
maids were Miss Carrie Dinkelspiel and Miss
Carrie Jacobs Miss FL. Well acted as maid of
honor
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Weddings.
Colonel Trumbo's musicale.
The house party at Forest Lawn.
Rabbi and Mrs. Levy's silver wedding next
Tuesday.
Miss Alice Sullivan's birthday party last
Tuesday.
Mrs. Catherwood's luncheon last Monday at
the Occidental.
The musicale of the Music Teachers Asso-
citation tomorrow.
Mrs. Homer S. Kings dinner IN honor OF the
Jeromes on Thursday last.
The following engagements have been an
nounced:
Robert Stegemann and Miss Clara Pearce.
Joe II. Rosenberg and Miss Martha Jacobs
Nils Greenwald and Miss George Harrison.
Weddings last week:
Hunt-Stump.
Morshead-Alto.
Bertsch-Trpler.
Ponting-Elliott.
Marquis Bennett.
Frost-Blackburn.
| Dinkelspiel-Jacobs.
Dean-H emmemnay.
Cantwell-Quillinan
Tauszky-
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IN THE FUTURE,

~ ALIFORNIA Parlor No. 1, N. 8. G. W..
& will celebrate its twentieth anniyer-
NJ sary with ball at Odd Fellows Hall
on Friday evening, July 10. The preparations
are in charge of a committee consisting of W..
D. Shea, Frank w. Marston, James P. Dockery.
DR.. F. Fl. Stable, j. B. Stovall Harry Lachman,'
Henry F. Pernan, William Staniels, II. Stern.
Preparations are being made for an elaborate
affair.
The Tuolumne County Reunion Association
will hold a basket picnic in Golden Gate Park
on Monday, the 18th inst.
The Verbs will give party at Union-suuare
Hall on Tuesday evening.
Pacific Castle No. IL, Knights of the Golden
Eagle, will give hop at Alcazar Hall on Satur-
day evening, the 22d inst.
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Matthews, King City; F. A. Kilburn, Watson
vile: W. +. Boardman L. D. Voice, Oakland; ;
Richard Sturdy, DR.. Gordon Gonzales, Eng
land; Mr. and Mrs. Wagner, San Jose; Francis
Doud. J. B. Leese, Monterey.
Springs: A. D. Grimwood, James T. BOYD,
Victor A. Hancock, Frank Hancock, Charles
Schroth and family, C. A. Thurston, j. K!ock,
Mrs. Van Norden, Gu. Jones, San Francisco;
l. S. Alexander, Lower Lake; v. NJ. Morris, Ala
media; Thomas E. Haven and family, Belye-
Lakeport; Mrs. G. A. Faulkner, Miss Victoria
Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. w: f. Hecken, Oak
land; F. w. Grimwood, San Francisco;
Mrs. Waidhass, San Jose; Sidney V. Smith and
family, DR.. II. A. de Bris and wife, San Rafael;
A. NJ. Reynolds, j. K. Fraser, Miss W. Ames
Elliott, Ukiah.
E. L. LIE Breton, Judge and Mrs. Ralph
Harrison, Miss Adele Mills, Paul Fife, DR..
Albert W. Smith and Miss Birch Rice are among
the arrivals at Paso Robes.
DR.. and Mrs. Keeney and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. Alvord have returned after three weeks
visit to Paso Mobiles.
The following guests are at the Paradise
Valley farm ON the Marin shore, near Bolinas:
Mrs. R. Tircher, Mrs. T. A. McGoyern, Mrs.
Clark, Mile Morton, Efie McGovern, Valen-
the Lauff, and Messrs. Frank Mccarthy. B.
Frank Ames, l.. E. Boivin, Conrad Trieber, Dan
Dougherty, Steve Sullivan, Cecil McGoVern.
At the Blue Lakes Hotel the arrivals dur
ing the week were: Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel H.
Love, Mrs. E. Il. Prentice, Margaret Sihlke. w
bach, Mrs. F. A. Wiemi, Fl. S. Kohn, f. E..
Whitney.
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Cantye1l-Ouil1iusn.

There was held quiet but pretty wedding
last Tuesday evening at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs M. ]. Quilhnan, 107 Guerrero street,
the contracting parties being John B. Can't
well OF Tulare and Mamie E. Quillinan The
house was tastefully decorated for the occa-
sion, The marriage ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Father Brennan, after which the
relatives and intimate friends of the bride and
groom were present. After short stay in this
City the young couple will leave for their
future home in Tulare
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of Irwin C. Stump, and Avis G. Hunt, son of
William CASTOR Hunt OF Woodland, took place
on Wednesday at st. Johns Presbyterian
Church in the presence of about seventy-five
relatives and intimate friends. The decora-
ing of palms and potted plants banked about
the pulpit and bordering the organ-loft. The
Ceremony was performed oh by ReC. D.
Costa was best man and Elmer de Pue
and Harry Malone the ushers. The maid of
honor was Miss Sophie Boggs OF Woodland and
the bridesmaids Miss Maud Atkinson and Miss
Agnes Sadler. wedding breakfast was served
at the Palace Hotel, only relatives of the fam
lies being present and a few intimate friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt left the hotel, amid shower
of rice, for the afternoon train, bound for
Southern California, where they will spend
some time at Catalina Island and other places
before going to Woodland to reside. They re-
ceived number of beautiful wedding pres
ents, which were exhibited to the guests at
the rooms of Mr.. and Mrs. Stump.
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Frnst.Rlankhnrr

The wedding of F. d. Frost, cashier of the
Bank OF Paso Robes, to Miss Margaret Black
burn, daughter of D. d. Black bum, one of the
wealthiest men in San Luis Obispo County,
took place at Paso Robes last Wednesday
morning. After the wedding the happy couple
lett for this City on their honeymoon.
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Pontirg-Elliott.

There was pretty wedding at the First
Presbyterian Church last Wednesday evening,
when Miss Mary Biddle Elliott, daughter of
the late General Washington L. Elliott, U. s.
A., was married to H. G. Pointing of Au-
burn. Cal. A large number of friends of the
contracting parties were assembled in the
church at O'Clock, when the bridal party
entered and proceeded to the handsomely dec
GRATED chancel. Two sisters OF the bride, Miss
Elliott and Miss Frances B. Elliott, were the
bridesmaids, and E. Turner Messersmith was
best man. The ushers comprised Samuel
III. Boardman, Duncan Hayne, Woodwork
Wethered and A. S. Mcdonald. Rev. Robert
Mackenzie performed the marriage ceremony
and Louis b. PARROT gave the bride into the
keeping of the groom.
After the ceremony a reception was held at
the home of the brides mother, 1927 Sacra-
>mento street. Only the bridal party and few
very intimate friends were present. A de-
hcious repast was enjoyed and the beautiful
array OF wedding gifts inspected. Mr.. and
Mrs. Pointing will reside on their ranch near
Auburn.
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CLUB PARTIES,
-. IuC ID
Mason street.

EO%Friends, is giving monthly socials on
- the third Friday of each month at 3l7
Mason street.
Alcatraz Circle No. So gave an entertainment
and ball at Bersaglieri Hall Friday evening,
May 81. There was large number present.
The seventh anniversary picnic will be given
James A. Garfield Post, W. R. c., gave social
at Alcazar Hall last Wednesday evening for the
benefit of the relief fund.
e. Dorado Parlor, Native Sons of the Golden
West, held ladies' "high jinks and smoker"
on Thursday evening last which was largely
attended. An interesting programme was car
ried out and an enjoyable evening spent
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AT THE SUMMER RESORTS,

1MoNG the guests at the Swanton
q House. Pescadero, last week were:
Mr.. and Mrs. George 7. Wright, G.
w. Emmonds and family, Alameda;
DR.. and Mrs. John Gallwey, D. Maclean, W. C.
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- Asst Monday evening the marriage Of
miss Eta G. Otto to Stanley w. Mors-
head, both OF this city. took place at
the residence of the brides mother,
Mrs. Constance Otto. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. ]. 8. Simon in the presence
of a number of relatives and a few very init
mate friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Morshead are
spending their honeymoon at Castle Crags and
on their return will reside at 1011 Devisadero
street.
Hunt-Stump.
The weddint of Miss Alice Stump, daughter
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BETROTHALS.

-U HE engagement is announced of Miss
Clara Peace and Robert stegeman. The
49, wedding will take place in June.
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Baruh NJ. Rothschild. She is a sister of Mrs J.
w. Goldman. Mrs. n. Gerson and NJ. B. Roths.
child. She is tall and stately and noted tor her
beauty.
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BEFORE THE ALTAR.

The engagement is announced of Miss George
Harrison and Mr.. Nils Greenwall.
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The wedding of Morris Levy and Miss'Ros
Marks viii take place this evening at O'Clock,
at 746 Castro street.
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The engagement announced OF Miss Martina
Jacobs to Joseph H. Rosenberg. They will re-
ceive on Sunday next at I'LL McAllister street.
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Bertsch- Tripler.


A pretty military wedding was that of Lieu
tenant William H. Bertsch of the Fifteenth In
fantry, United States army, and Miss Emily A.
Tripler, which took place last Wednesday even
ing in st. Luke's Episcopal Church. Rev. Will
liam Ford Nichols performed the ceremony
assisted by Rev. 7. ]. Lacey.
The church was tastefully decorated with
sweet peas and flags, including the regimental
colors of the Fifteenth Infantry.
The bride, who is a granddaughter of the
late Alexander g. Abel, was given away by
her mother, Mrs. Emily A. Tripler. The maid
of honor was Miss Grace Young, while Miss
Edith Young, Miss May Crowell, Miss Mary
TurDbull, Miss Lulu Moulder, Miss Agnes
smedberg and Miss Ida Gibbons were the
bridesmaids. The best man was Lieutenant
N. S. Jeryis. Lieutenant Winston, Lieutenant
Wilcox, Lieutenant Summeran, Lieutenant
Burgess, Lieutenant Joyes end Lieutenant
Rutherford acted as ushers.
The ushers and best men all wore the full
dress uniform of their regiment. The church
was well filled with the friends and well-wish-
ers of the young couple. At the conclusion of
the ceremony a reception was given to few OF
the intimate friends of the newly married
couple at the home of the BRIDES mother, at
Mason and Washington streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bertsch have gone TO spend
their honeymoon in the southern part of the
State.
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MoOlure-W right.

In the little chapel at Ross Valley John Nj
Mcclure and Miss Louise K. Wright were mar
ried at noon yesterday. Mr.. Mcclure is a
weIl-known journalist and is now the assistant
cashier at the sub-treasury. Miss Wright is
the daughter of Colonel Stuart S. Wright, for.
merly of Fresno.
The ceremony was simple one. The bride
was supported by Miss Polly Upper. similar
office was performed for the groom by Aaron H
Powers Jr. The only others present were:
Wright, the grandmothers of the bride; Colonel
and Mrs. Stuart S. Wright and Miss Mamie
Wright.
After the ceremony the party adjourned to q
wedding breakfast at the country place of Mrs.
Hopkins. The china service used wa sthe same
that had graced the wedding feast when Mrs.
McClure's grest-grandmother was married.
The young couple took an early train for
the City. A part OF the honeymoon will be
spent at Monterey anG a part at Placerville.
They will eventually make their home in Oak
land.
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The weddinl of Miss Alice Stump, daughter
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Late arrivals at the Glenwood Mountain
House were: Mrs. F. P. Fuller, Mrs NJ. E
Ward, Miss r. Nettle, Mrs. James Garden, Wal
ter Peterson, Lou Housler, Dave Wise, Mr.. and
Mrs. Calvin, Henry Witbeck, Mrs. Bloom, P. J.
Mrs, Roberts.
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Maverick, San Francisco Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
Eyre, Miss Mills, Miss Doyle, Miss Ella Hobart,
Menlo Park; J. Talbot Clifton, H. r. Simpkins,
Palo Alto; F. W Knight, Phillip s. Carlton,
Oakland.
Rooms are engaged for June and July by:
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis 81. Holmes, Mr. and Mrs.
Cephas Turner, Major j. w. McClung and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Holbrook.