The San Francisco call., 1904-11-16
WEDDING

OAKLAND. Nov. 15-In the midst OF great
yellow blossoms the nuptials OF Miss Evelyn
Crai= and William L Pattianf were solem-
nlzed this evening, JuEt the members Of the
two families witnessing the simple ceremony.
The twain were made by Dr. c. r. Brown,
pastor OF the First Congregational Church.
The bride is an aristocratic looking girl.
with dark eyes and hair. and her gown OF
satin messaline was extremely becoming. With
its deep. transparent yoke and beautiful lace
berthe. its triple skirt and corded shirring. IL
was one Of the handsome bridal gowns Of the
season a vel. held in place with natural
orange blossoms. almost enveloped the white
robed figure and a shower Of lilies or the val
ley completed the costume
Miss Jessie Craig attended her sister. her
gown OF tafleta being charming CONNECTION
carnations.
Dr. {. d. Gilman was best man
During the marriage ceremony the bridal
party stood within a arch OF greens and
y h3te ohry santhenum while elsewhe on
the tables and IN artistic corners. were chrys-
anthemums and other -rarer blossoms OF the
prevailing golden hue
A larEe number OF guests attended the re-
csDtion that followed the ceremony.
The bride is daughter Of Hugh Craig, the
Hell-known insurance man, and is clever
and cultured young woman. Mr Pattani has
lon been q residept OF Alameda and is well
known IN the business world through his as
s0ciation with the wholesale drug Arm, Lang
ley & Michsels Of San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pattiani will reside in Oak
land on their return from their honeymoon at
32S TweuIy-lirst street. where the groom has
ftted up a charming home, They viii be at
home TO their friends Wednesdays after jan
uary !.
Another wedding Of equal social interest was
that Of Miss Mabel Cooley and Frederick Cow
ing this evening. The homo OF the brides
l4.1ei-et' MI u y oJi1s' u esPI 60
nue.. was the scene Of the wedding and a very
pretty scene IL Green and white consti-
tuted the color scheme. vines and bamboo
forming a bower. across the front Of which
was q delicate arrangement Of white tulle
and chrysanthemums. The attendants were
attired in the chosen colors. Miss Bessie Glow,
the maid Of honor. wearing white and the
bridesmaids. Misses Anna and Margaret
Frsnck green silk MULE. the three gowns be
l4-- A-a-S o4.fNe 49, 300OI -4OA P4ea1SN sAit -
and full bOdices. They also carried similar
showers Of asparagus fern.
The brides gown OF white silk MESA
line. elaborately made with shirrings and lace,
the latter being unusually handsome
Chester Noble attended the groom and the
Wsi V5hsrs were Stanley sR1 sTith a and Arthur thur
Presbyterian Church oficiated.
Mr.. Gowing is a mining man Of Arizona
and he and his bride will reside there.
Mrs Asa MendenhaII was the honored guest
at a very delightful affair to-day with Miss
Eda Curdts In the role OF hostess Miss
Curdts entertained her guests at the Mehr-
MAINS pretty home Grove street and
cards the order OF the day. Among those
asked to meet Mrs. Mendenhall were: Mrs
George Humphrey Miss Carrie Miller Miss
Grace Langley. Miss Dotta Hopkins. Miss
C0rnwell. Mrs. Harry Williams. Mrs. A. Dali
zlel. Mrs. William Westphal. Mrs. Stephen
TriDp. Miss Alice Nelson. Miss Helen Nelson.
Vera Movacovich. Miss Lou Curdts
Miss Louise Hall was hostess at large
tea this afternoon az her home Thirteenth
street. 1t was a brilliant and pleasant affair.
IN Miss Halls receiving party Were Miss
sic Havens. Miss Lille Isaaes Miss Rachel
Houebton. Miss Rose Kales Miss Cecil Har-
roll
Miss Marion Walsh and Miss Carolyn Palman-
teer.
The GhirsrdeIIi home on Market street
housed a merry party to-day during the
luncheon for Miss Jessie Barstow The deoora-
tons Of the small but artistic dining-room were
unusually pretty. A basket Of red roses and
ferns stood in the center of the table. stream
ers of ribbons and smilax radiating to each
place Dainty sachet bags. inscribed with a
guests name and bearing a water color sketch
ot some old California mission, were pretty
souvenirs Of the occasion. Covers were
laid for Miss Barstow, Miss l. GhirsrdeIli,
Mrs Y. Ghirardelh Of San Francisco, Mrs A.
Jorgenson. Mrs. B. F. Simmons. Mrs L. Bar
stow. Mrs. L. Wines ana the hostess.
The Sons and Daughters Of the Maritime
Provinces held their regular monthly meet
irg last night ar California Hall There was
a fine attendance and the members enioyed
excellent musical and literary programme.
Delegates were present from the Canadian
Society and their proposal to amalgamate uitb
the next meeting. December II Details of
the Canadian election returns were read by
Mr. Grosvenor and there were addresses by
Dr. Patterson and DR.. Kelly.
The third lecture of the university course
BY Professor H Morse Stephens will take
place al Assembly Hall tomorrow afternoon
al $3.50 o'clock. His subject will be 'T.afay-
cite" This lecture course was inaugurated
by the Teachers Club, Of which Miss p
Sherman is president Miss NJ. A. Sullivan
treasurer. Miss NJ F. Norton secretary and
Miss Margaret Wythe librarian. A class in
French history viii be formed 3 80.
Among the first nighters TO see when We
Were Twenty-one" last evening were Nise
Jane Crellin, Miss Mona Crellin, Roger Friend
and Hiram Hall The w. H. McKinnons en-
tertained q box party