The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, April 30, 1899, Page 26

SUNDAY, APRIL 30, 1899, couple left on their wedding tri Mrs. Hewes will reside and will be at home Mond wedding _took Wedr s being Wi resert holds a lucrative position as phy- |« A very pretty out-of-town wedd v Sician for one of the mining corparations | that of Miss Katherine ( unningham : located at Hodson. The gppy couple rank S. Boggs, son of the late Senator took the afternoon train for San Francis- | John Boggs, which took place in Stoc co, whence they will go to their|ton last Wednesday noon at the b tiful | hure home in Calaveras County. Those pr home of the bride’s father, ex-Sheriff | the contracting at the wedding were: Mr. and Mrs. A, A.| Cunningham. The bride is one of the | Corcoran, of th Dickie, Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Chandler, Mr. | prettiest and most popular girls in Stock- | and Miss Luc and Mrs. L. T. Brock, Mr. and Mrs. G. L. | ton. Owing to_the recent death of the natl s in M st Barnes, Mr, and Mrs. H. D. Chandlér, Mr. ym's father ‘the wedding was a_ver to match | and Mrs. E. L. Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. only relatives and_ intima F. Bary Mrs. J ng present. The bride was EAL B | han Zowned in white satin, with Misses Maud | tuile orans ms, and _car- lda Hesser, Miss ried a bouquet of br Miss Mar- 1 | by Brock, M garet Cunningham attended her sister A s | rrill, Herman Allison, A | maid of honor and looked exceedingly | Miss Alice | Chandler, Milford Bransford. Thomas g rsseline de Sofe. MIss | Nineteen pretty in and Frank Brock, Maurice, Barnes, Frank, Brock Dickie. and Ro 3 > being i ohas. Alice’ Boggs e groom, being in | Alohas nd Bert Tning. wore a severely plain costume | Gould. Mi L T Wool. ' autifully | M, The wedding of Miss Ella McMahon and | Gecorated, daylight being excluded and hel . 2| Henry J. Luchmann took place last Tues- | the whole lower floor had the appearance Doy day evening in the old Mission Church. | of an exquisite rose garden. The servicz | Alice Adam: The bride is the daughter of Mr. and MrS. | was gead by Rev. Dr. Sovans of the Metho- | Fay Adamson. J. McMahon of 127 Diamond street. The | dist ®church \ beneath bower of La | Tucker, Harcy groom is one of the Mission’s most suc- | France roses, hawthorne and orange cessful and well-known business men. | plossoms. Rev. Father J. Conway performed the| " After the wedding breakfast Mr. and | ceremony. Miss M. Morely was mald of | Mrs. Boggs left on an afternoon train for honor and J. Meagher acted as best man. | the south, When they return they will The first reception of the De Koven | take possession of a new home at 123 East Ciub was given at Mission Opera Hall | Magnolia street. on Thursday evening. The hall was a| & e e mass of palms. The next party of| (Colonel Henry the club will be held at on Opera | ters, have arriv Hall Thursday eveni 4 The following Hamburg-American _iin from New York on the . and H erson, M W here Tt Wit Spend 0000000000000 00C00C0000R00000 q from Ho | n, M 10me in New geity. i | B. Friedman, W. F Dr. and Mrs. D. A. Hodghead | afi and Gustav Meyer. turned from Del Monte and are s | e Miss Blanche Allnberg and M at_the 3 Siern have gone (o Santa Cruz for a short stay. : i Morris Abrahams and daughter. | r Ot 2 1ts for a couple of w Miss Pauline | Mr. ainful accident. While ¢ Miss Lizzie | Miss Kilsey, are at the Wenban and will | way home from church a few wee ks S titie [ ISR mann, Rudy recelve the ‘first and third Thursdays of | her foot slipped an the pa the month a fracture near the ankle joint, |\ | Maier. Gusta s ; Manni Miss Mazie| A. J. Lachman of San sco, Who | FAItCicie For i K':gfised\:-ug;"\-e “232'?(% :Sé‘x?d a“(horlm\%a- left here after the close of the war, IS eX- | prank Keiffer, Ulrich Remens cation at Mare Island. 2 pected home in about a week. Since leav-| ,n Mrs, F. Mann, Mrs. F. 3 Mrs. Eleanor Martin and Peter Martin | IN€ here he has visited Cuba, making Ha- | "hyjse, Mrs. Reitel, Mrs, K. L entertained at dinner on Monday evening | ana his headguarters. He also Spemt| ypo 'Sy “'Schraft, Mrs. G. Wickers at their residence on Broadway in honor | Some time at Key West. and Mrs. P. Zimmermann | of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Kohl. The | AR Mrs. H. P. Roach enert rooms on the main floor contained a| Mr. and Mrs, Thompson (nee Kales) | bers of ihe 8:15 Club | wealth of beautiful roses, pink and white | have returned from an extended irip to | dence, 865 Fig t Soka (4] carnations and palms he table was | the Eastern Statcs and are located for the | Tyesday eve i adorned with delicate Cecil Bruner roses | summer in their beautiful home at Oak- thel00CO0Q00CO0Q0O00CO0OO0O | and maiden hair fern. Rale s 3 7 Hor- | t Mre. Martin wore & very elegant Harry Willier and Frank Sewall have | b 3 - W of stiver gray satin, over taken the Charles Crocker cottage at Bel- [ A1 and : ont of which was a fali of Chantilly | ve a vear Ranal S Eh idge, who sailed | jace. The bodice was finished with a v Ker [last F e AEE IO LheT e satin and revers; the latter dec- | eenth . expects an cAging of hand-made lace. Summer. on the corner of Va 000000000 C200000000000000002000 Mr after an absence of a couple will ve here June 1 r are vis and Mrs. Harold Sewall expect to | SnaK fcKin- | ace Blanchard ¢ M to the Sandwich Islands early in | . it “Clem- | Ng rs. B, ller Howard and el Fechtler, U. 8. lia Morgan, Miss So; |t Tittle saile ' von Schroe llie Maynard K 3 Baron | ter = tie Thursday for their e aedkr - Georen Crorkes ol 1ac turday = % iy Yokohs Downey Harvey, Mrs. Will Kohl gave | Mr. and Mrs. Robert Oxnard lefe here W Hobart, | Mrs. Josep s rine | Those pr arty on Tk t her home for t outh on the 20th inst. to attend | Prince A. and Peter Mar. | Ciement and ) vieve Goad are the | Z7C d Meheri n and ¢ streets. | the wea of Mr. “Oxnard’s brother, | tin | uests of Walter Martin at Palm Springs, | Rosam Eolias ¢ L 2 yrizes were ve! ome. con | Benjamin Oxnard, 2nd Miss Giffin of | Lee where Mr. Martin's brothe drew Mar. silver bonbon 2 Dr 2 silver iven last even- | tin, has been stopping on ‘account of ill | Orleans, which took place last Thu A fackuall dancerpas Blien lant ermn D D o D Mr. and Mrs. Oxnard have gone on to|iuw bv Leland S. Ram g : -5 3 ' flp.-s(‘) ‘%“ 2 i £ital S 3 Alma itzsi Ire o e B to Miss Vi Kallr N s | evening, | parents, v | dancing, = MeM s til mid Mr P’ , 3 v in < 44 ] m pe Morg ) n | New r win W New ¢ 3 o Sior = s hands Newha AR S S JE SR S S R S I I R TR I e R S S S S I T S S S S S S i % } Sehur: 4 Brook MARRIED FLIRTS. By Ella Wheeler Wilcox. R i e I e TR SR SR SR SR SR SR SR IR S IR Y LR R R R A S iy +1 + -t L - + + wesdearsshEeaae n on is careful r him. d the owever, 2 ke ¥ o | . ¢ | Costellc ret heart and who acts the M Fulton, M. bservers how weak and iz ¥ X is H a ma 5 < handec siness W re his dive U o s nd de ¥ ¢ s a simple and rath ko gomery | and omes a | v g goes ;v,!ul‘.‘fl like a ;wn'm»Y‘I n smkmi | 2522433234322 733334233332322° as a art full of pent-up affection, and | t s it som w iim upon the rebound | T o A, } W ’inxr . st ot Dl fhe - sony \’_(__‘r I RSN e 1 s 1 harm he did b @’r *X T 3 s f who has a weakness for b g en- | . N T found in count is al- ° i o & , but he finds o res ! ourage | s X who n ms to more than tolerate | who s i,y adoring falr ones of all ages, who | Mrs. Willlam Whittier and Miss Gertrude Carroll in Fancy Dress Costume, re spaniel-natured women, who | : - ‘ Photo by Taber. T ha , T Sl s 3 pire picture ew York to await the arrival from|dental Hotel to the junior officers of the ] join the party next Fi i ritten by unhappy wives who ask my | cctively by rope of Mrs. Oxnard’s father. James | United States battleship Iowa. she young then make a trip throush i | Timothy Hop! William P. | B. Stetson, who, with his son, wiil arrive | oficers in whose honor the affair was | fornla, expecting to be gone about four ! . e and earns 38 a day and gives her $1 grudg- | rington, Mrs 11, Mis in New York May 2. The party will re- | given will return to the Naval Academy | weeks. oS R expects her to pay rent and to feed and | Prentice .M | turn to San Francisco the first week in | at Annapolis to-morrow. | ¢Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Case Bull left New | Mrs’ ¢ 3. Jones th I ss, unsvmpathetic and quarreisome. She says | 3 | June. A wedding of note that took place on | York last Friday and will spend the Broback, 3. K miserable and asks me how she can get a divorce. | . : | Mrs. Willlam Burling and Miss Mamie | Wednesday was that of David H. Mc- month of May with Mrs, Bull's mother, | sig pont 5 s B Alvbros ‘Ggent h st nnd X | Mrs. Ira Pierce and Mrs. Cyrus Walker | Burling will be located at 2020 Buchanan | Laughlin and Miss Emye Habenicht, Mrs. Jarboe, at her home, Del- | Jerson, | o ahbIa Five Mibt oL e Sona bl out elsewhere. | gave a charming card party on' Satur- | street after May 1. daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Habe' | Mar’ in Santa Cruz. Mr.'and Mrs Paul | e M : S ‘-‘h }h & TeasoRable sUm of money. with v, April and last Wednesday even-| peorer Martin and Walter Martin have | Hicht. Rev. Dr. Tiest of Oakland offi- | Jarboe will join them there. | “fecent. me, and ha ) tem in her nagement he M old Sewall a progres- | clated. The ceremony was performed in | S A e o faicem (e ) Jarhos houne ih Ban Ma- | e Ttedption room of the Cbibury Chib, | the. | which was bright with wreaths of pink hawthorne and rare roses. In the assem- 1 spend | bly room, where the wedding supper was | mont ey will ret erved. were eschscholtzias and wild oats nCe next w n profusion. The maid of honor was Miss t ev clerk or office boy. Having marriec ffort to make her a helpmeet. band finds her cooking and d than = d so the complaints 1 s from the intel- her mother's resi- ramento street, and delight ained about forty of her | Jarty . Irwin will for Honolul ummer the e Wil am_A. boston a ngagement of their daughter, Boston, to Henry A. Whit’ wt and Jean now in Du- last Lulu H cht and e bridesmalds w d wonder if they in Mr. | were Miss a Harold and Miss Emma be e | ThibEe ShD recel e, aud | Eaton. C. B. Sloane was the groom's best nost would dr| | Mrs. Wil atory } man. : me to drink or ate with them nts of Mrs, E ng Lundbo The bridal gown was of white dt | satin. The sweeping train was trimmed Magee Jr. Mrs. Irv esse man and Louis ing upon a strap and look injured Fare, Miss Marietta liave ol ound the hem by a heayy N of v are, Miss Marietta H: ill_give their annual | 20 A : seats behind them; women who spread themselves over two | Rawlings, Miss Carmen 3 T Union-square Hall, | White point desprit, ey Sieithe iwin. Miss May Denmah and gord. L) S t that other women or tired men are standing; women | Grace Bal s Grace Gorrill. Wetherbee gave a lu 3 1g, Ma. 24. A special at’ traction will be a confeiti battle. net’and s e 2 : smposed | Were wrought of the point ¢ [of Dot Thstion frat qoompesed | hodice was finished with a stock and belt |, The marriage of Miss Fannie urday, April 22, complimentary to several | Clement Grammar school w n out- | °f White satin. The in place | A€ O men who would make thoughtless and stupid offi )rs of the battleship Iowa and to |ing to Trestle Glen on May 1 with n;pr‘a.\ of or ey ;m&_ the | brated t and who would aggravate a man beyond | Mrs. Bddy of Washington, D. C., and on Parlor, No, 38, N: §. G W O io- wore Shite Lo be able to understand why he was aggravated. Mrs. Mary Reed and Mrs. Hobart, of ,n"\'l,'yl‘gg“‘;,',{';'fl‘; next Sy | over white taffeta, and the bridesmaids Appy wives who have written me would analyze their | CRICO- L Aie & PR Mincowski Lokl esprit. “The | POser. is announced. and dr ther at sh ttention in public places: women who toss much-be. G thy skirts over horrible pavements; women who Mre, Hen: ping counters, and slam doors in each other's faces. | €00 &t her oo Bush street. o May 6, tha congregation | 00Tt Mr Church will give Francisco, 3 eph, 1832 n Saturda St. Dominic’ nteenth | y rales or. { bt were in pink organdie over pink taffeta. Mira Park. near Santa 2 sty they have been guilty of any or all of these dis. s i : ! T i o nefit of | ¥y 'and Mrs. MoLaughlin, after a ve preparations have been made | SQNS:_ Mery e rorynhie lelg.’;d\_»r General Evan Miles, U. s A popular young | honeymoon trip south, FUI return and | and a good fime is assured ‘T‘““‘,,“{“(‘,i,’, - : illusi RECIVEEL i 3 R 5 N arrie | summer across t v | § vood Circle No. 129 F.. win | eXpec e ZO > been the means of the first disillusionment. Fven an | from Washington, D. C., and with Mre, | o Dp has dnarried, 10| SRERCt Wednesdny evening in Alameda |Five a My social Thuress cvonins. il | “Mirs. H. Asher man is impressed by tact and thoughtfulness and consid- | s {5 staying at 433 California street. | o couple l‘c",““‘[’;"l{ (mm"d"‘, R n §m o | Miss. Alice Gibbons. daughter of My aug |4, at Foresters: Hall 105 O F“””i;,;}_:j‘»‘ who hay for others In a woman. He is sometimes reformed and refined by | Edward M. Greenv left Salt Lake | tanded trip through the north and will | Mrs. Robinson Gibbons, was unitéd in| A very simple but pretty we & waal L visit in B n with such a woman. x | city, Utah, last Tues for l\gm{ York. | pa gone for an indefinite period. Emnrriugs with Francis Barnum Grav that of Charles Leslie Hewe s | Gough str n a very disagreeable and fault-finding man become a good- | 16 " Teturn to this City abgut May Miss Nellie Dickie, only daughter of Mr. | the assistant librarian in the Mechanics’ | Emilie S. Cook. whick [iogacet jonabl 3 - ' B and will pass the summe - |and Mre. A. A. Dickie, was united in mar- | Library of this city. Rev. T. J. Lacy | Reno at the residence Carro tured ipanionable husband by the example of & human sunbeam George Crocker left yest his | riage to Dr. Samuel G. Bransford of Cala- | performed the cerémony ~ in 'Christ’s | man on April 17, the b are enjoving vho laugh v*e,.and whose gentle, unselfish life was better than any private car for the East. He will return | veras County at the residence of the urch. Miss Mary M. Hovt of San Fran. Juse was prettily dey hunting in t 10n ever preached in its influence for good. shortly, accompanied by Mrs. Crocker and | pride's parents near Suisun on Wednes- | cisco was maid })l honor and Miss Ella | casion. Albert Ward wa nd Mrs. . M A wife is a great power, and she can mold and shape the avera the Misses Rutherford. day. April 26. Rev. G. H. Merrill of Sui- | Graves, sister of the groom, and Miss ter, Miss Louise W D & UROHeR into the sort of a husband she wishes, if she begins m,‘: exiough, agni,’%‘;’s‘ | Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Hail have re. | sun’performed the ceremony. The bride | Mamie Gibbons were bridesmaids. Tha | maid. The bride w ix months. ¢ i 1in a Land- X ” - & 4 to thi ity, after an absence | was r se V. s Vi room wi d v, R b7 " D & A d Michael enough patience anc tact.—Ella Wheeler Wileox i New York Hvenins |Lumed to thie city, after an absence of | was born In the house in wiich she was oo ewes u ed by, Robert Colquhoun | some traveling gown, and carried a Alexander 1 Forl | married. The groom is a rising young |as best man and William Richardson and | nificent bunch of America §-| four we trip_to World. H. M. A. Miller has returned from Cen- | practitioner of Calaveras County, and at | George Innes acted as ushers, |ter the wéddi(;\g Lyr:-:ralc(?:stm?ne";,gf,‘&l Hi‘éfiénfi"gfim