The morning call., 1890-06-21

Last Wednesday morning there was very
pretty wedding at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
a. T. Hatch in Suisun Valley. The bride was
their daughter Miss May Hatch, and the groom
was Dr. G. 2. Campbell of San Francisco. The
officiating clergyman was the Rev. E. de Juney.
Tie bride, who looked charming in her beautl-
full robe OF pure white SIX, was attended by Miss
Carrie RuOfsOn as bridesmaid. Mr.. William L.
Campbell, the brother OF the groom, acted as best
man. Al noon an impressive ceremony was per
formed, the bride being given away by her
father after which the wedding breakfast was
served IN tie large and beautifully decorated
dining-fOOm. Later Ia the day the happy couple
left for Del Monte, where they Will spend their
honeymoon. The presents were numerous and
costly, one OF them being deed OF gift OF a yalu-
bic ruit orchard In Naca Valley, from the brides
parents.
In ST. Thomas Church, New York, at midday
June 9Th, Miss Margaret Howard Chase was
married to MI. Charles Tomlinson de Forest.
Mrs. de Forest is very pleasantly known 10 q,
large circle OF friends In New York and San
Francisco, where she visited "Homebush," the
residence OF her uncle, the late James d. Far
well. Captain Farwell Is well remembered as
Offering his services and taking the jamestown
with its stores OF food TO the starving Irish dur
lug the famine OF 1S47. 10 1849 Captain Far
well went to San francisco aud was prominent
III the famous Vigilance Committee"
London and Pickwick lodges. Sons OF 81.
81 George, celebrate the third anniversary OF h. b.
hl.'s jubilee this evening by giving an entertain
ment and ball al B'nai Birth Hall
Tie marriage is announced OF MISS Lille
Kraft and Mr.. Joseph Birmingham, which was
soemuized recently at st. Luke's Church, Van
Ness avenue, before 4 few personal friends OF the
happy couple, The latter are now in The south
olympus Circle, No ~, C. OF F., gave a pleas
ant domino party last evening al RohWedeTs
Hal, on TIE corner Of Seventeenth ana Noe
ON Saturday last A large number OF friends
celebrated the eghtieth birthday OF MI Huron
Beekwlth al the old homestead Of himself and
wife in Santa Rita Valley. feature OF the
happy affair was The reading OF letters from alb
SEM members Of tie family Among these were
letters from Mrs. Jennie Jehries, daughter
living III Oakland; Mr. and Mrs. s. Clark, and
their children, Bertha and Leonard, liYlDg IL
Berkeley, and one from Milton G. BeckWith, Nv
Ing ~ Fresno. -
Iempar Rebekah Degree Lodge No. 10, l, y.
O. t.. give a grab bag social at Memorial Hall,
Odd Fellows Building, this evening.
The thistle Club Entertainment.
An excellent entertainment followed by a
dance, took place last evening under the auspices
Of the San Francisco Scottish Thistle Club at
Bna Birth Hall The latter looked very gay
with IFS decoration OF flags
The following lengthy programme was thor
oughly Endorsed by large and Intelligent audi
enee: March and gathering pobalreachd PlpeTs
"ScOtch Selections" Gregg Orchestral lecture
Early Tribes and Clans OF Scotland" MI. ) ohm
- o.
Liter; song, Aud Robin Gray" Miss Susie
HeTt; song, "Afton Water" Mr.. A MeNaiTi
dance, "SheaD Trews" I'm full costnmel, Mr.. K.
VI. Munro; song, 70 sing tae Me the AUG scooter
SangsD Miss Mary K. Barnard; song, "Rothsay
Bay" Mr.. j. Llnkater; dance, Sword Dance
On Highland coslumel Elaine IeiIoT, SiDle
r NJ Munro; song, within Mile o. EdlnbOro'
Town" Miss Jessie Brock OF Oakland; plano
duet with accompaniment, " RecoleettOns OF
Wales - G gorge w. AtRIns aud Clara l.. Atkins
0uplls OF Professor j. A. kerDj dance, "The
Sailors Hornplpe," Mr.; r. NJ. Munro accom-
-. PIANIST Professor j. A. Kern.
Dancing afteTward pleasantly occupied Inc
hours lacking Of midnight. Gregg's Ban was IL
attendance The affair was thoroughly success
the following gentlemen: OlnceIS-Hush fraser.
ROYAL ChefIaln; John Elder, YlceRoyal Cblet
fsf1; " lillian Cormack, Royal Recorder; James
ROYAL Financial Secretary: Alex Campbell
Royal MasIer-atArms; Dr. A. A; gilmore
i rs siclan; Irustees-John ID. Coulie, w. al
lance Gray j. j. McDonald; Literary Com
mitiee-Aex Henderson, JOhn IL. olhlln,
Alex Campbell; j. G. MeEwln, floor manager J
Donald, Ed Ross, Robert Little. Alex. Campbell
A. e. Gilmour; Reception Commlttee-JOnL
Elder (ChailmanA James Scoble, W; y; IIay
MD, John Stewart, William Watt, James
Spie IS. John Narrower, Charles Adams. Allen
McKinnon, William Mcintosh, ALFRED Miller
Alexander THAN; club plpers-R. NJ. Munro, j.
5. T. TeveBdale, D. X. Mcclellan.
The Pigs in Glover Club Party.
The hail party OF the season. In Its own way
was undoubtedly the fancy dress ball given las
evening at ODD Fellows Hall by the Pigs In Clio
yer Club. The quaint invltatlon-cards. repre-
senting a battalion Of porkers rampant, ID
various stages OF obesity, indicated hat an ofig
mai froItc was on foot. such, too, was the fina
mint: Gurneys al ! 2. NJ"
From O'Clock the guests continued TO arrive
and much amusement was created by Inc lantas
tic costumes assumed by many A fitting scen'
lad been prepared for tie reception oil the
guests after they had left the dresslng-rooms
Flags and banners gayly Haunted their bravery
Y all around the ratings OF the galleries. which
were crowded with spectators OF The butterfly
vaudeville below.
There was no crowding on the floor, but as thu
grand march wound along TO the stirring musls