The San Francisco call., 1896-04-17
A QUIET HOME WEDDING,
Nuptials of Miss Masten and
E. C. Ewell Last
Evening.
Two Engaged Girls the Guests of Honor
at the Dunn Tea-Birthday
Surprise.

Miss Jane Masten, daughter OF n. K.
Masten, and Edwin c. EweIl were quietly
married last evening at the residence oi
the brides father on Clay street, Rev,
DIR. Foute OF Grace Church officiating.
The ceremony was performed at S:3(
O'Clock. in the presence of relatives only
and limited number of intimate friends.
Palms and st. Joseph lilies made pretty
decoration for the drawing-room, in whic
the ceremony was performed, and roses
we're used effectively for the embellish-
ment of dining-hal and corridor.
Robert Campbell officiated as best man,
and the brides sister, Miss Alice Masten,
was maid of honor. The bride wore q
pretty gown of white organdie and lace,
and, of course, the regulation veil and
orange blossoms. Miss Masten, the m aid
OF honor, was attired in simple, but ex.
tremely pretty, gown of white organdie
trimmed with knots of pink ribbon, and
carried a bouquet of pink roses.
Mr. and Mrs. Eweil will leave to-day for
their bridal tour.
Mrs James Dunn and the Misses Dunn
gave delightful tea at their residence,
1918 Hyde street, yesterday afternoon,
COMPLIMENTARY to Miss Young, whose en-.
gagement to Churchill Williams was re-
Gently announced, and Miss Alice Voor-
man, who has Just announced her engage.
ment to Heber Tilden.
The hours of the tea were from TO
O'Clock, during which fully 800 guests were
delightfully."- entertained. The decorations
were laborate and all OF pink and white
Mrs. Dunn and the Misses Drnn were as
sisted in receiving by Mrs. james Stewart,
Mrs. f. L. Whitney, Mrs. Edwards, the
Misses Voorman, the Misses Young, Miss
Biethen, Miss Burns, Miss Horton, Miss
Sharon, Miss TurEbull Miss Harrut and
Miss Dickens.
At the residence of the brides father
John Dunn, lilo Taylor street, on Tuesday
evening, by the Rev. DR.. John Hemphill
Miss Matte Dunn, the youngest daughter
of John Dunn, the senior elder OF Calvary
Presbyterian Church, was married. to
Henry f. Chadburn of this City.
The parlors were handsomely decorated
with cut flowers, evergreens and lilies o.
the valley. After the ceremony the in.
vited guests were entertained by the host
and the newly married couple to sump
tuous supper.
very pleasant birthday surprise party
was given TO George Estes by his many
friends at the residence of his parents
1213 Harriet street, last Saturday evening
in honor of his twenty-sixth birthday an
niversary. The house was most artistic
ally decorated with lilies and smilaX.
With fine music and an excellent pro
gramme of singing, dancing, games and
merrymaking the evening was passed mos
agreeably.
At midnight the party proceeded to the
dining-room, where sumptuous repast
was served.
Among those present were: Miss L.
Keohn, Miss NJ. Dupree, Miss f. Nc
Donald, Miss NJ. Peters, Miss Barrett, Miss
X. Ginty. Miss Brockwoldt Miss NJ. Kew
lin, Miss May Estes, Miss A. Kenny, Miss
Harriet Peters, Miss n. Peters, Miss J.
Kelvin, Miss Steele, Miss Dupree, Miss E,
Estes, Misses A. and NJ. Haley, Misses ].
and NJ. Driscoll, Miss Fitzgerald, Mrs. A.
]. Estes, Miss NJ. Kenny; Messrs. C,
Brown, Rhodss, II. McGraph, f. Pope, II
Brown, George Estes, Apthrope, Middle
miss, Eagen, Watson, Peters, Jacobs
Burke, Wilson and others.
Mrs. Phil S. Beel has left for Paso
Robles springs for the benefit of her
health.
Ben Levi has gone to Paso Robles
springs for few weeks