The San Francisco call., 1899-10-25
SOCIETY TURNS
OUT TO WITNESS
A BIG WEDDING
Miss Mclean United
to Mr.. Olney.
Oakland Office San Francisco Call,
Q0S RroadWav October "a.


The marriage of Miss Mary Mclean,
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. j. X. Mclean
and Warren Olney Jr., was celebrated at
$50 o'clock this evening in the chapel OIL
the Pacific Theological Seminary, Webster
and Thrty-fourth streets. The ceremony,
which was performed by Rev. Charles X.
Brown of the First Congregational
Church, was witnessed by large number
of invited friends. The function was very
fashionable.
The preparations for the wedding in
cluded the lighting of the lawns and the
approaches to the seminary by large Chi
nese lanterns. The chapel and reception
rooms were decorated with vines. palms,
pepper and autumn leaves. The altar was
wreathed in geraniums and the stairway
was bright with autumn leaves.
The floor of the chapel was covered with
canvas and an aisle was formed from its
wide doors to the altar by means OF white
ribbons held by the following sextet Of
young gentlemen: Archibald Borland, h
H Watson Jr., Walter Brann, Charles
Evans, Louis Bartlett and Sheffield San
born, college friends of the groom.
Before the ceremony Stewards stringed
orchestra rendered the "Adagio' of the
Emperor quartet, by Haydn; Schumann's
"'Traumerei' and Reuben's Music OF the
Spheres" This was by request of the
bride The wedding march from Lohen-
grin announced the bridal party. During
The progress of the ceremony a portion or
the garden scene from Faust was
played, and Mendelssohn's wedding march
The bride. gowned in an elegant crea-
ton of white duchesse satin, Venetian
point chiffon and satin applique. came In
on the arm of her father, VINO gave her
away She wore a veil and carried white
roses Her maid of honor, Miss Mary Oh
ney. was in pink taffeta- The brides
maids were: Miss Minnie Bailey, Miss
Cordelia Bennett Miss Pauline Collins and
Miss Bertha Bradley. the first two in
white taffeta and the last two in pink taf-
feta Edgar Beard of Napa was best man
Bakewell, VIII Olney and viii Gorrill.
Congratulations and refreshments fol-
lowed the service, and the presents, which
were many and extremely handsome,
were shown the guests. The guests were:
Mr. and Mrs. Warren olney sr.. Mr.. and
Mrs George H. Collins. Mrs. c. T. Mills Mrs.
Tolman Miss Tolman. Mr.. and Mrs. F. Marion
Smith Mss Smith @ H.. Dr. and Mrs chsTss sTa.I r.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick =. CHM, Mr.: and Mrs.
A H. Breed, Professor William D; Armes, Or.
GTa Gray. Professor Bradley. Mrs. Lloyd Baldwin,
Mr. and Mrs. L. H: Briggs. Miss Morgan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Strong, Miss Carrie Little, Dr..
Raiston. W. c, Bartlett, senator and Mrs.
Elizabeth Gray Miss Rose NJ Taylor. Mrs. II.
s. Burbank Miss May Hume, Mrs. NJ. NJ
Brook, Judge and Mrs. Haven. Miss Martha
Haven. Mr.. and Mrs. H; F. Kellogg, Mrs.
E. c. Hagar Burton Palmer, Mrs. c. q.
Merritt, DR.. and Mrs Gilman. Miss Mary VII
liams Mr. and Mrs E. c. Williams. Miss
Rebecca Belcher. the Misses Palmer, Miss
Charlotte Sperry, Mr.. and Mrs, j. Q. Cadman,
Miss Eliza Thompson. Mrs. G. w. Hume.
Professor and Mrs ]. B. McChesney Miss
Alice McChesney, DR.. and Mrs. H. B. Garlic
ton, Rev. and Mrs. H. f. Jewett, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cary Howard. Mrs. G. NJ. Fisher. Miss
Grace Fisher, Miss Florence Hanna. Rev. and
Mrs Hobart the Misses Lacey, A. w. Hare,
the Misses Potter, Senator and Mrs. Guy c.
Earl, Bernard Miller Professor and Mrs. Fos-
ter, Professor and Mrs. C. s. Nash, Mr.. and
Mrs Ell King. Mr.. sanborn. George Metcalf,
Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Barber, Miss Harriet
Merriam Cleveland Forbes, Mrs. ]. H Brew
er Mr. and Mrs. R. NJ. Price, Mr., and Mrs.
Weston Mr.. Wilder Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Rich
ards, W. H. Chickering, Miss Wertz, Rev. DR..
Bakewell Mrs. Bakewell Miss Delaney, Mr..
and Mrs. Forbes. Miss Ethel Moore. the Misses
Herrick. Miss Bailey. Mrs George Armes, j..
o. Goldman. Mrs Goldman. Charles Kellogg,
Joseph CARRIER Miss Kittredge Mr.. and Mrs
E. H. Kittredge Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Wilson
Miss Wilson. Mr.. Miller. Professor and Mrs.
Fred Slate. Mr. and Mrs Henry Montague
Mrs Montague. Professor and Mrs. Hart, Pro-
fessor and Mrs. Hengstler. Harry Van Dyke.
M R. Jones. A. H. Elliott, Mrs. Elliott. Pro-
fessor and Mrs. E. E. Brown. Mrs. Bradley
and Miss Annie Brewer.