The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-28
The Marriage of Miss Agnes NJ.
Graham and Mr.. John II.
Schafer.
THE MERRILL DINNER PARTY
A School Picnic Stone Juvenile Re-
ception Baldwin Story We'd
ding-Pary on Sixteenth Street.
A Picnic to Laundry Farm-Club
Bowling Party.


The cantata Of 1.-THE Flower Queen" will
be given at Irving Hall Tuesday evening,
October 18th, under the auspices OF the
Young ladies of Central NJ. T. Chrrch:
Fifty female voices will render the beautiful
choruses and will be ably assisted by emil
nent artists, including Miss Susie Hert, so
prano, DR.. j. &. Humphreys. BARITONE, and
others.
The marriage is announced from Paris,
France of Miss Georgiana Louisa Schell
and MIR. Francisco Artunes Guimaraes OF
Brazil. The ceremony was performed at
the Church of st. Peter, Rue st. Dominique,
on Wednesday, September 10th, at noon.
The bride, who has been residing abroad
with her mother during the past four years,
is daughter OF the late Theodore l., Schell
of this city. of the firm of Woodwork Scheu
& Co. She j. a great-grandlaughter OF Mr..
Samuel Woodwork, author OF the "oId
Oaken Bucket" the same relationship TO
the distinguished composer being borne Dy
Miss Georgiaua b. Edwards, daughter OF
the late Captain William 5. Edwards OF the
United States Coast Survey, whose engage
ment to Dr. Claiming 81. Cook OF this city
was announced in these columns stimuli
taneeusly with that of Miss Scheh, now
Nine. Guimaraes.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Merrill gave de-
Eghtful dinner party recently at their resi-
Gence, 1882 Washington street, comph-
mentary TO Mr.. and Mrs. William q. IRWIN
Of Honolulu. An elaborate menu was en-
joyed amid tasteful decorations, consisting
mainly of roses. The guests were: MI
II, NJ md I've
J. +. Foster. Nh and Mrs. Dutton and Mrs.
Richard Ivers.
The Cub Frohsin will give their regular
monthly party this evening at 6ermania
Hall
Mr.. and Mrs S. Montgomery Haslett, Mr..
Percy Haslett, Masters Oily and Sid Has
lett, with the employees of Hasett q Balley's
warehouses, are about to give q series Of
dances to the ladies and gentlemen Of Ala
media, at Harmonic Hall, Alameda. A band
Of SIX pieces has been engaged and a gen.
eTal good time is anticipated;
Among the arrivals yesterday by the Mar
iposa were the following distinguished gem
ilemen: Mr.. Clayton Glynn. Mr.. A. Burns
and Mr.. D. McBraynes. Mr.. Glynn is OF
toe famous Glynn family, and connected
with the great clearinghouse OF Giynn,
Mills, Currie Il Co., the largest private bank
ing firm in London. They, along with Bar
beweries for $4,000, 600. and the Messrs.
G m became famous at this time in having
over their counter 10 Sir Arthur Guln-
5 single check for S2o,50o,0oo, and
aRich was said to have been one of the
largest ever paid to single individual In
2 London. Nj Burns is a nephew of Sir
.i,hn Burns, one of the heads Of the great
Cunafd Steamship Company. Mr. Nc
Bruynes is son Of one If the largest steam
boat builders and owners in Scotland.
The ladies Of the Mizpah Club hold
lunch at Irving Hall, for the benefit OF their
charity fund. on " Wednesday and thursday,
October 1st and ID. Tie public is cordially
invited.
The schsfer-Graham Wedding.
Miss AGNES NJ. Graham and Mr. John 81.
Sehafer were united in marriage last
Wedn, sday evening, by Rev. j. Q. Adams,
pastor of the Westminster Presbyterian
Church.
The ceremony took place at the church,
which had been beautifully decorated Tor
the occasion with ferns, palms and excties.
Long before the bridal carriages rolled 10
81 entrance the church was crowded. wi51
fIs4s Of the contracting PaTtf the
cY5ad, IN fact, being SO great tha. 6 was
reeessary 10 close the doors to prevent con-
fUsIun.
At $50 O'Clock. the APPOINTED time, the
orgsrist. Professor sS sap, played the Lohen-
entered The usheIs, Mr.. Joseph NJ. Cum
miog, Mr.. Walter E. Street, Mr.. Fred A
Gre snwood and Mr.. Fred Waters, led the
wa. Next came two tiny flower girls
dressed in white, little Blanche Cameron
and Ida Dimock. These were followed by
the bridesmaids in pink, Miss Florence
Iiy 3 and Miss Lillian Thomson, accom-
pa led by the groomsmen, Mr.. George D.
nam, brother OF the bride, and Mr.. Gin
to- FOlger. Last came the bride on Mr..
H. rz1va 4xl,. = l.
e. 4m-wkite India silk, en- train, and bridal
vel. Her ornaments were diamonds-wed-
DIN. gifts.
a fter the ceremony, the bridal party and
the families OF the contracting parties re-
y ed to the residence of the brides
mother, Cos Buchanan street, where the
ding supper was served.
r. and Mrs. Schafer left the city early
next morning for an extended trip
1ughout the State. On their return they
make Alameda their home.
lie wedding gifts we're many and valu-
5 -. Among them were diamond earrings,
- the groom; piano, from the parents of
groom; silver napkin-riugs, from the
ief'his OF the bride; one dozen silver spoons
one cozen dessert plates, from Mr.. Bel
anG MIR. j. w. G. Cofran; an onyx
LOCK, IRON the groom's associates at the
Crocker-N oolworth National Bank diamond
breas.-pin, the Misses Ella and Addie Scha-
Ter, sisters OF the groom; large etching,
Messrs. Joseph N. Cumming, George d.
Greenwood and Walter E. Street. case of
silverware, employees of Hartford Fire In
surance Company two cases of silverware,
NJ lSs l.. M. Graham and Mr. G. ID. Graham
sister and brother OF the bride; set of finest
eaIyers, Chalmers A. Graham, brother of the
bride; ornament. Muster Fred Graham;
p0lnt-lace handkerchief. Mrs. Warren, sister
Oh me groom; etching, Mr.. and Mrs. Adam
Giiilland; vase lamp, Miss Solomon candle
Suck. Mark NJ Meheriu; vase, Mr.. and Mrs.
ia es Natson OF Oakland; pieno lamp,
SIlnton folger; diamond bracelet, Mr. Will
In Mitchell; silver pudding-disb, Mr. aud
Mrs. NJ. Greenwood; silver sugar-tray, Miss
Se Inie and Mr.. Fred Greenwood: vase. tile
Misses Cumming; silver hair-pin, Mr.. and
ms. mis-. George Jordan of San Bernardino;
eas.Ia-Iecelyer. Mrs. and Miss Thomson |;
ts nsef .aDie-spo9ns. David Kerr; silver
Ia spoons, Miss Marian Avery !:
un t,, iruit-knives, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Ms at'Jhs n r. silver sugar-spOon, Mr.. and
yunn Lyle; vase, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
FoIansoee and Miss Carrie Proctor: hand.
painted dessert G;s plates, Miss Emma Druckcr
oil painting M Mss Sh say Miss Grace Davis
fork. Mr. and Mrs r. G. &. Sherl Hfr p, siyer
put-cracker and picks, Mrs. a Me sse, !,
floral horseshoe, Mr.. A. Briggs: vase Mis-,
Nellie McNicoll: dessert plates. Mr.. and and
hi Sam s S09th al sTss boat Miss
Mitchell; sofa cushion, Miss Maggie
Mitchell: opera glasses. DR.. and Mrs. Lee
0. Rogers; etching. Mr.. A. w. Fish
tootbpick case, Master Thomas War
zen; silver salters, Mrs. Dimock
lamp, Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Greenwood
vase aud stand, Mrs. Barr and Miss Nc
Chne, OF Stockton; vase and fancy work
the Misses Chaquette; tidy, Master Will,
Hartman; gickle-stapd. Mt. John Mitchell
painting and handkerchief case. Mrs. ant