The San Francisco call., 1896-04-25

day afternoon Miss Isabel Nash and Portland
G. Fl INT were married, the Rev. Father FLOOD
OF the Sacred Heart Church being the ofhclat-
ing clergyman. The groom was suppor ted py
George Dillon as best man, and Miss Lizzie
Policy ofiiciated as maid OF honor:
The groom, who is native OF Indians, re-
Gently returned from an extended visit
th roughout the Eastern States He is the busi-
ness manager OF a leading Market-street house,
and has been prominently mentioned In polltl-
cal circles.
The bride is the beautiful and accomplished
daughter OF james Nash, formerly of Buttalo
n. Y. She has resided in San Francisco since
childhood with the exception, of two years
spent with her brothers in Seattle.
At the ceremony she wore Marie
Antoinette gown OF Persian green silk, shad-
ing inio pink and gold, and carried a bouquet
of Marechal Neil roses A diamond sunburst,
the gilt OF the groom, ornamented her halr.
The maid OF honor was attired in @ pearl
gray India chuddah with bertha of heavy
Fedora lace.
Among the guests were James Nash and
Mrs. Pohley, the father and sister OF the bride,
and Mr.. and Mrs. James Kenny.
The ceremony being performed, repast was
served in one of the private dining parlors OF
the hotel, which was beautifully and artisti-
cally decorated with flowers. After shower
Of congratulations from their many friends the
happy couple took the train for Los Angeles
and Southern California, where they Will
sojouru a few days, after which they will re-
turn to this City, where they will reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Walker, at their hospit-
able country home, Forest Lawn, San Mateo,
on Saturday and Sunday last entertained a
few of their friends IN honor OF the birthday
of the genial head OF the house. On both oays
the entire outfit of the carriage-house was at
the disposal OF the guests, VINO enjoyed charm
ing drives through the lovely surroundings.
On Saturday evening an elaborate entertain
ment was given, to which were invited many
of the local friends OF Mr. and Mrs. Walker. A
one-act comedy "The Courier" was very
creditably presented by company of anna
teurs made up from among the guests. Then
followed dancing. into which the younger
people entered with spirit A select programme
of musical and literary mum bers was rendered
by Mrs. Frances Edgerton, Mrs. D. F. Walker.
Miss Eleanora ConneI and F. NJ. Biggerstaff. A
series of impromptu living pictures was greatly
enjoyed by the company.
A prominent feature of the dainty supper
which followed was large birthday cake.
This was handed around by Mr.. Walker, and
he received many expressions of good wishes
for his health and happiness Carl Vandars
orchestra was in attendance and rendered
choice selections during the evening. Among
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs J. X. Walker
of New York; Mrs. Helen Treat, Mrs. Frances
Edgerton, Mrs. Connel, Miss Edith Clements,
Miss Eleanora Connell Miss Jessie Connell,
Charles Lombard, J. Monroe, De Witt Treat, F.
NJ. Riggerstaff and Sidney Clements of San
and Mrs. J. r. Carriek. Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.
Doane, Miss Ella Carrick, Miss Anna Dickie,
Mrs. Ella Johnstone Mrs. E. Neice, William S.
Jack, 6. W. Dickie Jr. and James Dickie of San
Mateo.
Miss Aimee Woodwork is to be married to
Louis W. Lovey, who is well and popularity
%. at $50 o'clock. The ceremony will take
place at the residence of the brides mother,
Nine. Rose Wood worth, and will be quiet
family affair Miss Woodwork is well known
among her many friends as petite, vivacious
blonde, and was popular member of Fthe
Entire Nous Cotillon for two seasons.
The Bar Mitzvah of Melville, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. d. Cohen, takes place at the Sheriff.
Israel Synagogue, Post and Taylor streets, to-
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Cohen will receive their
friends tomorrow, from 2 to o'clock, at
112S15 Turk street.
Miss Flora Meyer of 2143 Pine street will
leave on the 26th inst. for New York to visit
relatives.
Invitations are out for high inks to be
given by Stanford Parlor, \. S. G. W., this Sat
urday evening, the 25th. The affair is in honor
OF the delegates to the Grand Parlor, which
convenes al San Luis Obispo on the 27th inst,
and will be in the form of reception and con-
cert. large number of visiting delegates are
expected 10 be present and they viii be enter
talned by the best profes sional and local talent
now present in the City. The affair is strictly
invitatioDal
The Scandinavian Society will give its
twenty-eighth annual midsummer festival and
picnic at Shell Mound Park, berkeley to-mor-
row Sunday, April 26.