The San Francisco call., 1896-06-16

liam5, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. Will
i liams.
The wedding was celebrated last evening
at o'clock at the residence of the brides
mother, 2114 Vallejo street, the Rev. DIR.
Moreland of st. Luke's officiating.
At an improvised altar, draped in soft
folds of white India silk and decked with
st. Joseph lilies, the young couple knelt
during the impressive Episcopal service.
The decorations of the home were artistic
and beautiful, pink and white being the
prevailing tones. In the drawing-room,
where the ceremony was performed, nu-
merous wreaths of pink and white sweet
peas adorned the walls at regular inter
walls, suspended by long streamers Of
dainty bow-knots of pink and white taffeta
RIBBON.
In the artistic corner cornucopias filled
to overfowing with white and pink
blossoms were suspended from the ceiling,
and in the long drawing-room there was
an artistic arrangement of choice blossoms
in rare and costly vases.
The charming young bride looked ex-
tremely lovely in her handsome bridal
gown of cream-white satin. The iupe was
made perfectly plain, EN- train, and the
high-necked corsage ornamented with
fall of duchess lace. A wreath of orange
blossoms confined the long bridal-veil to
was string of pearls, from which de-
pended handsome pearl cross.
The bride was attended by her sister,
Miss Maze Tucker, and Emanuel Heller
officiated as best man.
The maid of honor wore dainty gown
of white silk, trimmed with chiffon.
After the ceremony an elaborate supper
was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams leave this morn
ing for bridal trip to Honolulu.
There were theater-parties galore last
evening. The only wonder was that with
so many hosts and hostesses there was
anyb body left to be entertained as guests.
At the Columbia the following ladies
and gentlemen had theater-parties:
Among those who occupied boxes and
loges were:
G. w. Clarke, A. f. Lawton, W. H. Harrison,
]. M. Wright, F. Hinckley, w. d. Peixotto, H.
Levy, E. H. Bachman, S. W. Rosenstock, NJ. FL
lis, ]. A. Glover, NJ. Brooks, NJ. Adler ]. Roth
child, John D. Siebe and P. N. Lilienthal.
III Llc WHT6.
Lou Harris, Frank sperling, R. E. Marx Mrs.
]. oppenheimer, Mrs Phillips D. R. Barr, Mrs
R. Anthony, Fl. F. Lawton, R. Trautner
keL, w. w. kaufman, W. F. Clark
W. L. Hackett, B. NJ. Goldstein, A. Liv-
ingston, II. J. Frank, F. L. Owens,
]. Wollner J. Witt, T. J. Corwin, n. Bibo,
NJ Blaskower, NJ. Getz. H. St. Goar, B. DAVIS,
B. Goldsmith A. Bestheim, f. II. Green, W.P.
Lewis, NJ. Eisner, w. r. Wheeler, II. P New
bauer, A. NJ. Alexander, NJ. Feintuch, A. Ross,
Ed Schmiedell, j. L. Stewart W. ]. Walters.
A. H. Wilcox, R. A. Barnett, T. Ii. Bucking-
ham, D. B. Davidson, E. NJ. Greenway, w. A.
Jackson C. II. Jones, J. T. Miner, George w.
Reynolds, Ben Sachs. F. w. Stephenson. w. B.
Wightman, g. Z. Williams, Thomas Wilson,
H. E. Highton, T. B. Valentine, G. H. Wendt
L. S. Abbott E. S. Adams, Fisher Ames, Thomas
Anderson, James F. J. Archibald Porter Ashe
C. Audenried. B. H. Baird. Wakefield Baker |
o. d. Baldwin, w. Barber, Charles L. |
Barrett, F. H. Beaver, Frank S. Bentley,
Henry P. Blanchard, C. A. Bonestell, A. Boyd |
NJ. Brandenstein. Harrison Brooks, Henry A. |
Bowen, Robert Bruce, l. Calm, Walter C. |
Campbell, John NJ Carroll A. E. Castle w. B. |
Chapman, E. b. Clement, E. J. Coleman, Car
roll Cook, Joseph B. Crockett, J. j. Crooks, NJ. |
S. Currey, F. M. Curtis, W. Z. Dargie, Eugene |
G. David, William A. Dean, Henry L. Dodge, |
Peter J. Donahue, G. M Dougherty, b. +. Dun
ham, S. E. Dutton, Elmer S. Emmons, E. A.
Fargo Charles S. Fay, S. Feuchtwanger, S. w.
Forman, w. Frank Joseph Friedlander, Louis
A. Garnett, W. L. Gerstle, NJ. L. Gerstle, c. A.
Gibson, Adam Grant, Jacob Greenbaum, H. E.
Hail. A. Haraszthy, L. s. Hass, W. R. Heath, E.
S. Heller. DR.. NJ Herzstein, w. S. Hobart, A.
Holiness Major Hooper, A. F. Hotaling, George
II. Howard, r. H. Huntington, Solomon jacobs,
w. S. Jones. Charles Josselyn DR.. A. ]. Kahn,