The San Francisco call., 1899-09-17

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Grand avenue The contracting paTtles
were Miss Henrietta Heinzeman ana ). ",
Cashem and Miss Augusta Helnzeman
and Edwin H. Clark. The draw1ng-roonls
were decorated with white carnations ana
ferns. In the baywindoW, WneTe tne
ceremonies We're performed, an dlsdi "a
white carnations had been erected, anu
extending from that to the back drawing
room was an archway supported py co.-
umns of the same flower. Inc Whqie a.
was exquisite and haq the aP
pearance of a church aisle. At nan past
6 o'clock, to the strains of the SWISS Meu-
ding march, played by Arend OrcheS5Irai
the first couple entered. Father Antlll -ol |
st. Vincent's Church performed the cere-
mony. Miss HeinZeman was eAquIslloly
gowned in white duchess satin trlnt@nsu @
with pleated chiffon and point lace. Inc
costume which was q beautiful creation,
was made with pleated chiffon skirt ana
tunic of satin, edged with point lace al ana
trimmed with point lace Insertion. Inc
waist was made with a drop yoke or
tucked satin edged with point lace, ana
the bodice was Of pleated chiffon with
sleeves of the same material, tucked Sne
carried a bouquet of bride roses tied with
broad satin ribbon. Half an hour later,
to the strains of the same wedding marcn,
R. Taylor of St. Johns Episcopal Church
performed the ceremony. Miss Augusta
Heinzeman was also exquiSttely goWned.
Her dress was of white taffeta with white
French silk null over the same. The skirt
was made with two pleated null rutt1es on
the bottom and the tunic was OF tafeta
covered with SILK Inull anu euStQ VIII
pleated null ruff1es. headed with seed
pearls. The yoke and sleeves were of
shirred null and at every shirring were
6s dqdn OF SEED and the bodice was Of
tucked null The belt was of white satin
fastened with a gold buckle studded with
young ladies', are well known in Los An
geles and have the best wishes Of their
numerous friends. Mr.; Cashem is the son
of John Cashem. president of the National
Toa in San ENranciScO and Mr..
Clark, who is a violinist and well known
in Los Angeles musical circles, is the son
Of Marion Clark of Oakland; Mr.; c,aLGi ana
left for the north. to be gone until Octo-
Der 1, and on their return will reside at
their homes on Union avenue. which we're we're
Cashem wore going away gown of dark
green cloth lined with plum -colored taf-
feta and hat of black and white wings
Mrs. Clarks gown was of rough brown
goods lined with purple taffeta, and her
hat was of brown la mode velvet with
brown taffeta silk and pink roses.
Miss Maude Massac. Washington street,
entertained at whist on Tuesday evening.
About thirty guests were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis w. Blnn are at the
Palace Hotel in San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Douglass and
family are at Long Beach for few
weeks.
Harley Hamilton has returned from San
Francisco, where he went to assist in
the reception of the soldiers.
MISS ROW6Da moore, UauSnJer OF C1leI
Moore, is in Berkeley attending the Uni
versity
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Mcfarland and fam
lily have taken a cottage at Redondo with
the intention of remaining there during
the entire winter.
Very Rev. Fr. Harnett, v. 6. spent last
week at Santa Monica as the guest Of
Fathers Have and Barron.
w. f. Bosbyshell and family have re-
turned from their summer outing.
J. P Hamilton of the Santa F'e made
fX-np trim n San Rpr09rdiOO Slln6nV
Miss Ida Needham has returned to her
home in Glendora after a visit Of several
weeks with her friend. Mrs. F. w. Sted-
dom.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Shores, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ l.. Osler Miss Viola Coruell and Miss
Mabel Osler returned from Catalina last
week after pleasant outing of a month
Mrs Thomas A. Beatty and family of
Pico Heights have returned from Long
Mrs. Thomas A. Mcdonald has returned
from San Francisco. where she went to
meet her, son, who is with Battery D.
have returned from Terminal Island,
where they spent the summer:
Mrs. Walter S. Moore, son and daughter,
Miss Lettice Chapman is visiting at the
Chapman ranch in San Gabriel.
Mrs. Frank Walsh and family, West
Monica. where they spent the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs w ]. Washburn have re-
turned from their outing at La Jolla, San
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Schumacher have
returned from their summer home In
Santa Monica.
Mr. and Mrs F. H. Rindge and family
are a their residence in Ocean avenue,
Santa Monica.
Mrs Fred Eaton is quite Ill at the Eaton
cottage in Santa Monica.
Mrs. A. l.. Ross, daughter and son. have
returned from Catalina and are at their
apartments al the Rosslyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd K. Rule are in San
Francisco.
Mrs John Bushnell, who has been visit
ing at Terminal Island. has returned to
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ L. Osler are visiting
friends in San Francisco and their
daughter. Miss Mabel is visiting Miss
Viola Cornell of Pasadena avenue.
Mrs. Fred Dunn and daughter, Miss
Velva, have returned from Santa Monica |
where they spent the summer.
Miss Lillian Bell of South Ffguero has
returned from Santa Monica.
DR. and Mrs. w. c. Hendryx are at the
Van Nuys. They have Just returned from
British Columbia and Yellowstone Park.
Captain Allan Kelly. city editor Of the
Times, has returned from Mexico, where
he went as special correspondent of his
newspaper in the Yaqui Indian uprising.
Mrs. 3. Lachman announces the en-
gagement of her daughter, Miss Eva, to
Gus Goldsmith of Los Angeles. They
will receive their friends Sunday, Septem-
Der "a at 1922 South Figueroa street.