The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-23

George kamena, y. r. desmond.
Floor manager, Or; F. ". Lux; assistant
Joseph, II. Toner, C. T. Collins, Thomas
Dunbar, 7. Sneidely. G. H. Hassner, William
O'Connor. Committee of Arrangements
J. r. Flynn Chairman. W. j. Graham. j A,
Enfield, Ut. Lynch. W. a. Mcmahon, ". F.
Coakey, william Deensy. Reception Com
pittee-M. NJ. McKenna Chairman. r. A:
Boyer, n. McMenomy, James j. McDaid,
g. S. Smith. Charles Clements, Charles
Twigg, j. +. Desmond, FL. c. Herman, CIV.
Tomlin.
Pacific Coast Weddings.
Miss Maud E. Logan. formerly resident
Of Oakland and daughter of Mr.. o. c. Lo-
gan, the real estate dealer there, was mar
ried recently to a wealthy rancher, Mr..
Hostetter of Endicott, Whitman County,
Wash.
On Wednesday evening, in Oakland. Mr..
W. q. Dynes of that city and Mrs. Inez G.
Russell of Niagara Falls, n. Y. were mar
RED by the Rev. Benjamin Akerly of St.
Johns Episcopal Church. The groom Is
one of the most popular passenger conduct
ors on the road and has been in the employ
of the Southern Pacific Company for about
thirteen years. The bride is most estima-
BILE lady of Niagara Falls, n Y, where she
has host of friends. After the ceremony
Mr. and Mrs Dynes took their departure
for SOjourn at Monterey and upon their
return will make their home in East Oak
land.
Miss Anna Peters, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Peters of Dixon, and Mr.. Joseph
Schweitzer. a San Francisco jeweler, were
married at the residence of the brides
parents or "Wednesday afternoon. Rey MIR.
Taubner of Sacramento otliciated. Thurs
day morning the bridal party came to San
Francisco, where Mr. and Mrs; SchweitZer
will make their future home. The bride Is
a handsome and amiable young lady and is
held in high esteem. Mr.. Schweitzer is en-
gagged in the jewelry business in San Fran
cisco and is young man of integrity and
more than ordinary enterprise.
Society Personals.
The Countess of Kintore and Lord In
verarie have arrived in this city from AIDE
laide on their way round the world, and are
guests at the Palace Hotel.
Mrs. John Y. Pomeroy and her son, MIR.
J. II. Pomeroy, have returned to the city
after an absence of five years in New Haven
and New York. They win reside during
the winter at 1924 Clay street.
Mr.. and Mrs August Weihe and the
Misses Weihe have arrived in New York
after sojoum of a year and hall on the
Continent. They are expected home In
about week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter E. Dean and Mr..
Walter l.. Dean are at the Fifth-avenue
Hotel in New York City.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Frank l.. W inn, U.
S: a. (nee Boardman), have returned from
Monterey.
Mr.. John n. Featherston returned to the
city last Monday. after visit of several
days at Monterey.
Captain William E. Birk himer .. S. A,
of Vancouver Barracks, Wash, has been in
this city on short official visit.
Countess de BiencOurt and her daughter
returned yesterday to the Baldwin Hotel
from short trip out of town.
Miss Alvina Heuer, the popular soprano,
has returned from her months sojourn in
Calaveras. greatly improved in health
Mrs. Dempsey and Miss Mabel Gleason,
of Oakland, have returned home after a
weeks visit to Mrs. Fraser of San Jose.
Miss Maud Berry paid brief visit to
Fresno on Thursday.
Lieutenant S. L. Faison is detailed for
duty at Willets Point, New York.
Mrs. E. c. Scidmore and Miss E. r. Scid-
more are at 1902 Twenty-frst street, Wash
ington, for the winter. Mr.. George Scid-
more returned to Japan in July, and his
sister accompanied him as far as VAN
couver, b. c., going thence to Alaska and to
Santa Monica, in Southern California, with
Mrs. john p. Jones'
Among the passengers on the Zealandia
were Mrs. E. S. Ciprico and Mrs. J. w.
Day and son, who are bound for the Hawai-
ian Islands, where they will remain the en-
tire winter. Quite a large gathering of
friends wished them bon voyage.
Colonel Shafter, U. S. A, is over from
Angel Island for short stay at the Occi-
dental Hotel.
Count Wachtmeister of Sweden was at
the Vendome, San Jose, yesterday.