The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-02-07

ciate editor of Munsey's Magazine. Noon
was the hour set for the ceremony, and
on the very first stroke of the midday
hour the bridal party entered the church.
Functuaiity-it is pleasing to records
now considered very good form.
1t was most fitting that the Wedding of
this young couple should have been cele-
DRAFTED in this City. Although for the past
two years Mrs. Jarboe and her daughter,
the bride of yesterday, have made their
home in New York, most of their inter-
ests are conferred here. The name of Jar
Doe is closely identified with the history
of the State, and the handsome young
bride is native daughter. Mr.. Bull also
claims California as his State, and on the
local staff OF San Francisco paper he be-
gan his journalistic career. His bride also
has literary tastes and capabilities as a
short-storJ writer-tender little tales with
sad and indefinite ending-many of
which have been published in Munsey's
Magazine
A simplicity that was more impressive
than the most imposing pomp character
lied the ceremony. The decorations of
the church were in keeping with the sur
roundings Potted palms and growing
plants were used principally. On either
side of the altar the spreading branches of
tall, shining rubber trees met overhead,
forming an arch of cool greenery under
which the young couple stood while Rev.
DIR. Moreland, rector of st. Luke's, read the
marriage service.
While the fashionable audience were
being seated Organist w. A. Sabin rem
dered some delightful selections which in
Guided the "Grand Chorus in Az from
.Salome, selections from "Cavalleria Rus
tlcana,' and also a selection by Greig.
The entrance of the bridal party was as
impressive as it was novel. Thirtv-four
young boys, led by a diminutive man
bearing aloft the cross, and singing in
their fresh, boyish voices the bridal march
from 'Lohengrin," ushered in the bridal
procession Following the choristers came
the ushers, in English morning wedding
costume, with frock coat and gray trousers,
eaen wearing lacqueminot rosebud in his
Duttonhole. These ushers were Frank
Owen, Addison Miner, Samuel Board
man, Edward Sheldon, Professor Richard
son OF the University of California and
Dick Harrison.
Following the ushers and preceding the
bride, who entered leaning on the arm of
her brother, Paul Jarboe, walked the maid
OF honor, Miss Kate Clement. The groom
and his best man, G. P. Hanley, met the
bridal party as the altar.
During the ceremony a jubilate. COM
posed By the organist, w. "A. Sabin, was
rendered by the choir, and at the close of
the service their voices rang out strong and
clear IN the impressive hymn, son our wav
rejoicing" After the ceremony the bridal
party and limited number of invited
quests repaired to the residence of Paul
Jarboe, on Taylor and Washington streets,
where bridal breakfast was served.
AT the home all the apartments were
fragrant with the perfume of choice cut
flowers, which, placed in vases and bowls.
were freely distributed throughout the
house.
The deieuner was served at small tables.
and seated at the brides table were: Mr..
and Mrs. Case Bull, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Jarboe, Mrs. Jarboe. Miss Owen, Miss Pew
ton. Miss McNutt, C. P. Hanley, Miss Kate
Clement, Frank Owen, Samuel Boardman.
Professor Richardson, Edward Sheldon
and Dick Harrison,
The bride, who is a tall and slender
brunette with dreamy eyes and spiritu-
ellie face, looked extremely lovely In her
bridal gown of rich MORE. The iupe was
made en- train and the corsage finished
with high stock collar. The veil was
fastened to the couture by a wreath of
orange blossoms and necklace of dia-
Nmonds was clasped round the slender
throat. An immense bunch of jaeaueminot
roses completed the details of this elegant
costume.
Miss Clement, the maid OF honor, wore
q modest gown of white silk, brocaded in
Dresden pattern with pink rosebuds. The
bertha of.pink chiffon, and velvet pict-
ure hat with a single American Beauty
rose in the midst of the many pIumes
completed the costume.
Mrs. Jarboe, mother of the bride, was
attlred in q black crepe gown and Mrs