The San Francisco call., 1896-06-15

sealed in open faith the vows of love.
| As the party stood at the altar the less sentl-
mental admired the beautiful costumes of the
ladies. The bride wore beautiful rich white
| satin, trimmed with heavy dropping laces and
orange blossoms: Her ornaments were aia-
monds. She carried a huge bouquet of white
| roses.
Miss Ready was daintily dressed in pink silk
crepe with deep chiffon trimmings. She also
| carried flowers. The gentlemen wore the regu-
! lation black.
After the ceremony the bride and groom and
party were conveyed to the residence OF the
BRIDES parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herne, on Nj
poma street, where magnificent wedding
breakfast was awaiting them. Only the
nearest relatives and most intimate friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Hyland received an extraordi-
narily large number of wedding presents, all
ofwhich were costly and beautiful
The happy couple departed on the morning
| train Tor San Francisco, where they Will IN
future reside.
The wedding of Miss Elodie A. Hogan and
Hilaire Belloc will be celebrated this morning
at the residence of Henry Hogan in Napa.
| Miss Hogan is the daughter of the late John S.
Hogan and Ellen A Hogan, pioneers OF Napa
| County. Mr.. Belloc is B. A. of Balliol Col
| lege, Oxford, and a contributor to the differ
ent English magazines After a short honey
moon spent in Lake County the happy couple
! will depart for Europe, when they will take
| up their residence in Oxford, where Mr. Belloc
| is professor in the university.
! very pretty wedding took place at the
! Mizpsh Presbyterian Church last Wednesday
evening, the contracting parties being Joseph
! s. Williams bookkeeper of Haywood Brothers
| Chair Company and Miss Emma Frances
PERKINS. eldest daughter of Mrs. Emma Perkins
and niece of c. B. Perkins, the well-known
merchant The church was beautifully and
| tastefully decorated for the occasion by COM
mfttee of ladies under the direction of Mrs. F.
A. Doane, wife of the pastor The arches and
| chancel were draped with ivy and smilax, the
| altar was bed of rare flowers, While the mar
| riage bell was suspended from the center of
the main arch over the chancel, the whole
! making a very pleasing effect. Long before
! the hour announced for the ceremony the
church was crowded with the friends Of the
happy couple.
This was to be expected, as the bride, when
little girl, was the first charter member OF an
organization from which the church took root.
The pastor, Rev. f. A. Doane, performed the
ceremony in an impressive manner. Miss All
ME T. Perkins, sister OF the bride, acted as
maid of honor, while the grOom'S brother,
George Williams, first man. The brides
maids were Miss Lulu Perkins, Miss Annie +.
Perkins, Miss Lucy McElroy and Miss Cora de
Guerre, and the ushers, Messrs. Walter Per-
kins, Roscoe Perkins, George Gielow and
James Viut. The bride was given away by her
uncle, e. B. Perkins. The reception followed
at the home OF the brides mother 11419 Col
lfngwood street, at which only relatives and
few intimate friends were present.
Congratula tory speeches were made by Rev.
F. A. Dome. school Director A. McElroy,
Frank Williams and others. The presents
were very beautiful and appropriate, and tes-
tilted TO the high esteem in which the bride
and groom are held. At midnight the happy
by the usual shower of rice. The following
day they left for the northern part of the State
for their honeymoon, and on their return viii
receive their friends Thursday evenings at 10
Collingwood street.
It was very pretty wedding, that OF Charles
Jacobs and Miss Mary Catherine Byrnes
solemnized at st. Mary's Catholic Church,
Stockton, on Monday, June 8, at P. NJ, Rev.
Father Whebbs officiating large number of
friends OF the young couple made merry TILL
morning.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mr.. Jacobs,
father and mother OF the groom; Agnes
Byrnes and Mrs. Byrnes the mother and sister
Doyle, Mamie and Madge Earle of San Fran
cisco, Mr.. and Mrs. Bergman, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. Burke, Edith scheupp, Mary Brennan, Kate
de Tumelty, Maggie ana Mamie Graney, Mag
gle Burns, Mary Hogan, hanna Donahue,
Mamie Cosgrove, Madgalen Robertson, Messrs.
Odo Jacobs, Andrew Gianelli, Ace Nevill,
John HinZe, V. Galgiaai, f. Geugo and the
musicians, F. Cruise, c. Clements, ]. Lercari
and o. Leonhardt of Stockton.
The wedding of Miss Nellie O'Neil and An
drew Kuster was solemniZed on last Wednes-
day evening at St. James Church, corner of
Twenty-third and Guerrero streets, the Rev.
Father Lynch officiating. The church wss
beautifully decorated for the occasion. The
bride as attended by Miss Laura Mcmahon,
who officiated as maid of honor. James Dunn
acted as best man. A reception at the resi-
dence of the brides mother on Dolores street
followed the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Kuster
will make their future home in San jose
The Bachelors Fortnightly Club held very
eHIOydUl6 meeting at the r6Slu6uC6 OF lLS mas
ter bachelor" 3O1 Turk street, on last Thurs
day week. The following amusing programme
provoked roars of laughter:
Paper on 'The WOmaIl-hater," by Willard
NJ Wood; Travels Through Utah" comic, by
Royden E. Reno; selections from "Mikado,''
by Fred Miller Owen; encore, paper, His Ex-
by Ed F. More; Bachelors, Young and DID,
by Walter D. Young; "The Irish Bachelor"
original poem, Richard P. O'Connor; "The
Pig and the Bach, by Alfred H. Clark; "Single
BlessedneSs," by Walter G. o. 'Brien; "Oh, Would
We're Cavalry Bach" John ]. Wood.
At the conclusion OF the programme re-
freshments were served, each gen tleman serv-
ing samples OF his own work in a culinary
way. The meetings of this club are held on
the second and fourth Thursdays OF each
month New papers are ordered prepared for
was in order.
A pleasant surprise party was rendered to
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Umhalt on Friday evening,
June 5, at their residence, 123 Francisco street,
in honor OF the ninth anniversary of their
marriage. Several vocal selections were rem
dered by Mrs. Gilly and Mrs. Nagel, accom-
mandolin and piano solo by William Kaiser
and A. Gudehus and comic recitations by H.
Fecht added to the evenings enjoyment.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. H. Fecht,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Hunteman, MIR. and Mrs. Ma
gel, Mr.. and Mrs D. Hunteman Mr. and Mrs
Waldeck; Mr.. and Mrs. Huencke, Mrs c..
Gudehus, Mrs. H. Wellman, Mrs. Umhalt, Mrs
Gilly, Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. Stark, Mrs. Krempke.
Mrs. STANCE, Miss Emma Cranz, Miss Annie
Huffman, Miss Meta BOyan, Miss Gesine
Krauspe Miss Addie Gudehus William Kaiser,
DR.. F. Cranz, II. Goetz A. Gudehus.
The exhibition given by the pupils of Irvine's
Academy on Saturday evening grand
success The hall was packed to its utmost.
The dancing by the children was perfect in
every way. Many difficult numbers we're in
troduced among some of which were the fol-
lowing: Hungarian, Esmeralda, Moorish
Polish, laramie Jockeys Frolic, Chautauqua
Square, Stately Minuet. Some fine singing was
also rendered by the talented child artists Miss
Victoria Orr and little Rosie Bennett. Great
credit is due the teacher for getting up an ex-
hibition of such fine talent Dancing was con-
tinued until II o'clock.
The Athen8um School of Dancing held their
second entertainment at the Verein Eintracht
Hall on Wednesday evening June 10. An ex-
cellent programme of fancy and characteristic
dances, interspersed wi tn vocal selections, was
presented ana greatly enjoyed by the large
audience present.
Mrs. William A. Etting and daughter have
gone to Santa Rosa for the summer
Mrs. Leale, Miss Elsie Leale Miss Jessie
Banks and Miss Ethel Banks have gone to Cor
on ado for the summer
Mrs Woke and Miss Minna Vocke are at
Napa Soda Springs for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Rodgers and the Misses
Annie and Hazel Montgomery are at Camp
Taylor for the season.
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