The morning call., 1890-10-24
TIE SOCIAL WORLD.
Marriage of Miss Ida May John.
son and Mr.. w. G. Davis.
The sutro Diuuer-Party - A Silver Wedding.
Rockwell-Ccult Marriage-A Number
of Parties - Personals.

OdEuS HdVe Deen received here Tor the
marriage, next Tuesday, In Bessemer, Ala,
OF Miss Florence Christopher to Mr.. George
II. Dayie, proprietor OF the Bessemer jour
nal, in that State. and formerly we'll known
newspaper man in this city.
The La Voltas' will be "at home in
Minerva Hall, Saratoga Building, this even
ing.
a concert will be given in Vallejo in the
near future, and several of the ladies of the
naval station viii take part. Among the
volunteers are: Miss Flora Wiachen, Mrs
Philip, Mrs. Iungen. Mrs. Forney, Mr. En-
Clish, Lieutenant Turner, Professor c. p.
. Or, Or. Frisbie and Mrs G. w. Wilson.
An entertainment and dance will be given
by Young Mems Institute No. u at MangerS
Hall this evening.
The Sutro Dinner Party.
Mr.. Adolph Sutro gave an exquisite din
ner at his, residence, - Sutro Heights" on
Wednesday evening. The rooms were
decorated with the choicest flowers. There
We're present MI. AdOlph Sutro, his daughter
and sister, his son, Nj e. 0tilie Genec, Nine.
Anna kynast, Nile. Josie Lafontaine, Herr
Won der OSten, MI Arthur Becker and Pro-
fessOr Goffrie. After dinner Mile. Genee,
NJ lie. Lafontaine, Mile. Won der Osten and
. Mr.. Becker gave humorous recltalS, Mile.
Lafontaine aud Mile. Won der Osten rem
deTed some vocal selections aud Professor
GoIfrie played some solos on the violin. 1t
was delightful affair IN every way.
The s-Montgomery Wedding.
Last evening at the Centenary Methodist
Church South on Bush street, between Cough
and Octayia, was solemnized the marriage
Of Rev. Benjamin F. Burris. the we'll
known preacher of this Coast, and Miss
Agnes Montgomery of MERGED. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. John Hannon,-
ID, paStor of the church, assisted by
Bishop O. p Fitzgerald. There were large
number of friends present and the after con-
CALCULATIONS were impressive and heartfelt.
4 reception was afterward held in the
paTlOrs Of the church, complimentary to the
pastor and Rev. George Baugh, the welded
pair coming IN Tor luIl share OF the honors
of the OCCASION An opening address was
made by Nj y ohm Smith, followed by happy
remarks by Rev. DR.. Harmon. Rev. George
Eaugh and Rev. James Wenwick. lee
cream and cakes were served by the ladies
and tie affair wac extremely Sociable and
pleasant.
Among those present at the ceremony and
reception were: DR.. NJ. b. Standby of Los
Angeles, Rev. ". P. Andrews, DR.. B. L.
Crazy, editor of California Christian Ad-
yOcate Mrs DR.. Buck of NJ. /. Church, Mr..
J. c. Hyder, Judge and Mrs. Hamilton of
Oakland, DR.. NJ. +. Grove,
Dzvis-Johnson Wedding al Stockton.
Miss Ida May johnson, daughter of Hon.
T. ). johnson, was married Wednesday
forenoon TO Mr.. William G. Davis, a pros
porous young gentleman of San Francisco.
Tie ceremony took place in the Episcopal
Church at 10 o'clock, the Rev. Mr.. Lemon
officiating. The auditorium had been artist
cally trimmed with flowers and palms by the
lady friends of the bride the wedding bells
being particularly beautiful.
The bride was attlred in white silk,
trimmed with pearls, and wore diamonds as
ornaments. The bridesmaids, Miss Annie
Chambers and Miss GuSsie DOhrmann, were
also robed in white silk. Mr.. Charles Davis of
San Francisco, brOtherof the groom, acted as
groomsman. and Mr.. Charles Wheaton and
Mr.. Adolph Uhl, both Of the metropolis, as
USheTS. i large number Of friends were
present to witness the ceremony, which was
performed by gaslight, among them being
the following named from other cities: Mr..
and. MIS-. Davis, father and mother OF the
groom, from san Francisco; Mrs. X. Z.
Brown, Denver, Colo; Mrs. James E.
Brown, Fresno; Mrs. Lot, mother OF Mrs.
Davis San Francisco.
After the wedding the newly married
couple, their relatives and immediate friends,
repaired TO the home of the brides parents,
where breakfast was taken. The bride and
groom then started. amid shower of rice,
for the Sacramento-Street depot on their
trip to Del Monte. On their return they
viii reside in San Francisco.
a large number OF handsome and costly
wedding gifts were received from Stockton
friends OF the bride, and many more gifts
await them IN San Francisco.
The Rufner Silver Wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Rufner celebrated
the twenty fifth anniversary Of their wedding
at their residence, 209 Y alencia street, among
a gathering of old friends and acquaint-
ances, last Wednesday evening.
The hours were spent in music, singing
and many pleasant chats of days gone by.
At 10 O'clock a bOunteous supper was par
taken of, after which the merrymaking was
kept up until midnight. Many costly and
handsome presents in silverware were re-
ceIVed.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob RufneT, Mrs and Mrs. L. Fassking
Of Alameda, Mr.. and Mrs. j. HOltslander,
Mr. and Mrs. 5. kase, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
man. Mrs. K. Smith, Mrs. Smith Miss 7.
Ruiner, Miss J.. Rufner Miss c. Wiehman,
Miss L. Steigelmann, Miss n. Smith, MIR. }.
RulneT. Mr., j. FinsIerbusch, Mr.. F. Lowen
The L. t. A. Entertainment.
Last evening Odd Fellows Hall was
crowded with members and friends of the
United Endowment Associates, Invited to
witness an entertainment given under the
auspices of Grand Division No. 8.
The following programme was agreeably
rendered: Overture, Coggn's Orchestra :;
address, Grand Commander Cooney; Pro-
tessor Bree'S Banjo and Mandolin School
j. Farrell II. MOen ming. L. Stanwood, d.
Rosenberg, ID. SkilleT, A. Anderson, q.
Wilder, j. Douglas, a. COrbus; tenor solo,
Mr.. c. Throver; recitation, "IhGTa," Miss
a. Maynard Goods, by request; comic
song, Charles Myerj presentation OF cou-
pons, Mr. Mount, Grand Secretary; song,
"By The Deep sea-" Miss Cady Morrow, ac-
companied by Miss L. HusiDg; whstling
SOLO Miss g. Judd
Dancing followed to late hour, pleasant
~ concluding the affair The special COM
nittees consisted of: Reception Committee
W. ii. boiling (Chairman), Mrs. Furlong,
J. W. Strickland, Mrs. NJ. Aaron. Mrs. E.
:. Policy, Mrs. a. MulYey, l.. l.. Langley,
j.. J. Barton, j. Stewart, Mrs. Reynaud, DIR.
Lonigo, Mrs. Schiro, Mrs. Werner, Mrs. }.
II. Suuekneyer; floor manager, c. f.
Brown; aid5-H. KraIl. j. e. Ellington;
Floor Committee-Mrs. Foster, o. N. katz,
Mrs. Robinson, l.. Vincent Mrs. NJ. J.
1hornhill, George Orr, Mrs. a. Lichau, p.
Ahlstroni, Mrs, MARBLE, Mrs. Kramer. Louis
Kuell, Mrs. Alexander. Theodore +. Wohler.
L. Ii. PreGdergdst, Chairman OF the evening.
A Reception at Mare Island.
a pleasant reception was rendered Lieu
tenant W. E. Sewell, U. S. N, and his charm
ing young bride last Tuesday evening at the
gineer and Mrs. j. w. Moore. The house
was handsomely decorated and throDged
with ladies and naval and other officers,
VINO rendered their warmest congratulation
10 the newly welded couple. The music
furnished was Of tie best. Refreshments
were served to enhance a pleasant evenings
enjoyment Lieutenant Sewell will resume
lis duties in charge Of the Observatory.
Rockwell Go uIt Wedding at MarysvIllc.
At Marysville one Of tie social events of
the season occurred last Wednesday even
ing at the residence OF Mrs 6. n. Sweley.
l. was the marriage Of Mrs. Coults daueh-
ter, Mics Marguerite, and Mr. Adds J..
Rockwell of San Francisco. The cere-
nlony was performed at & 80 o'clock, by the
KeT. J. L. Anderson, pastor OF the Prrsby-
terrain Church, and from 9 10 II o'clock a re-
cepilOn vas given, at which large number
Of invited guests were present.
Mr.. Rockwell and bride came the follow
Ing morning TO San Francisco, where they
viii make their futlre home.
The groom is the esteemed Secretary Of
the Board Of Directors OF the Veterans
Home at Yountyille, and practices law in