The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21
PREPARATIONS FOR
JULY WEDDINGS,
Cards Are Out for the
Hobart Baldwin
Nuptials.
The Date Is Set for the Wed.
ding of Miss McKenna and
Peter Martin.
A Cathedral Wedding to Be Cele-
brated on the goth Day
of Juy.

Mr.. and Mrs Walter Scott Hobart have is
sued invitations for the wedding of their sis
ter. Miss Ella Hobart, and Charles BALDWIN, TO
be celebrated on Tuesday, July z, at high noon,
at the church at San Mateo. Bishop Nichols
will perform the ceremony, which will be fol-
lowed by q breakfast. to which invitations
have been limited, at the Hobart residence at
San Mateo.
Another swell wedding announced for July
is that OF Miss Isabel McKenna and Peter ID.
Martin 1t is to be cathedral wedding. and
will be celebrated on Thursday, July 80. A
small reception will follow at the Mckenna
residence on Franklin street.
The wedding OF Miss Josephine Delmas,
daughter of D. NJ. Delmas, and Lionel Fitz-
gerald Keeney of Dublin, Ireland, was ceIe-
brated Yesterday In London. The young
couple will go on tour of the world for their
bridal trip and are expected in this City next
fall Mrs D. VI. Del mas will make the trip till
here with the you ng couple.
The wedding of Miss Lucy Upson ana Mr..
Lewis E Hanchett will take place next
Wednesday at the residence of the bride s
father. Mr.. L. S. Upson, in sacramento. MI.
Hanchett is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. L: j.
Hanchett, and brother of Mrs. George Crocker
and Mrs. Edgar B. Carroll.
Mr. Alexander Center invited some fourscore
gentlemen 10 dinner at the Pacitic-U Mon CLUB
on Thursday, the 1S h instant to meet His
Excellency Hoshi Toru, Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipo Tertiary TO the United
States from the Empire OF Japan.
Miss Alice Voorman was married last
Wednesday evening to Mr. Heber Cody Tilden
at the residence OF the br de's father, Mr..
Henry Voorman, on Bush street. Rev. George
Edward Walk OF Trinity Church oficiated. The
bride was attended by Miss Ida Voorman, MISS
Matte Whittier Miss Flint and Miss Griswold
as bridesmaids. The affair was very pleasantly
celebrated
A verv quiet and simple wedding ceremony
united in the bonds OF matrimony Miss Louise
Young, the charming Laughter OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. H. J. Young, 1899 Pine street, and Stat
ford Parker, the well known shipping commits
sioner.
The wedding was celebrated at Trinity
Church Monday last at noon in the presence OF
the relatives OF the bride and groom. The Rev.
George Edward Walk oficiated. The only at
tendant that the bride had was Miss Gene
We've Huntsman, her cousin. Mr.. Parker was
supported by Mr.. Fisher as best man.
Among those present were Mrs. Maynard,
Miss Maynard, Mrs. Huntsman and the Misses
Huutsman Mr.. and Mrs Grayson Dutton, Mrs.
William Gwin and Miss Gwin.
After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Parker and
the marriage party were driven 10 the home OF
the bride, where very delightful wedding
breakfast was en- joyed.
The bride and groom left in the afternoon
for the south, where they will remain for some
time.
AS Miss Young, the bride was very popular
member of Soc ETY., and was we'll known as one
OF he prettiest girls ''in the swim"
The wedding Of Miss Teresa Wall and w. ].
Kennedy was celebrated OF Wednesday at st.
James Church, Rev. Father Lynch officiating.
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witnessed the ceremony. Miss Lydia Leddy
of Santa. Rosa was the bridesmaid and Will P.
Dunn OF Petaluma acted as best man. After
the ceremony an elaborate wedding breakfast
was served at the residence of the brides
father, 92S Dolores street. Among the many
gifts received by the young couple was
handsome silver set sent by the employees of
the Sunset Telephone Company, OF which
Mr.. Kennedy is cashier. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kennedy left Wednesday afternoon for Coro-
nado After a tour of Southern California
they will return to this city.
On the 18th inst. al o'clock the wedding of
Miss Catherine Landers and John j. Hen
bricks took place at the home OF the brides
mother, Mrs. NJ Landers, at 812 Shotwell
street
The ceremony was solemnized by the Rev.
W. A. NJ. Breck o! st. Johns parish IN the pres
ence OF the family and few intimate friends.
The maid of honor was Miss Margaret Brown
while the groom was assisted by Fl. L. Warren
OF San Jose as best man.
AT the conclusion of the ceremony sump-
tuous wedding breakfast was served, after
which the happy pair departed on their bridal
journey amid showers of rice.
Among those present besides the family
were: Mr.. and Mrs. James Pearson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Shadbourne, Mrs. Drace, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Roberts, Miss Kate Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. Woersen, Miss Margaret Brown, Mr.. War
rem and others.