The morning call., 1890-07-03
Numerous Departures Announced
Prior to the Holt
days.
TWO N. S. G. W. INSTALLATIONS.
Berger-o'LoghIen Wedding - The
Horstmann Surprise Party-The
Morgan Marriage-Enter-
tainment at San RafaeI-Mc-
Mahon Golden JubiIee-Coast
Weddings Notabilia.

There has been general flight from the city
curing the past few DAYS. Monterey and san
Rafael appear TO be faYOIe destinations for
L0liday-makers. AT the latter place there will
he the tennis tournament and hop; at Monterey
4 polo game is promised on the Fourth under the
organization of Mr. j. Brett Stokes. There Will
! be hop in tile evening which will be attended
by many of the officers who arrived with their
Iegiments yesterday
Alturas Lodge, No. 6. Order Of the Beacon
Light gave its hrst pound party last evening
at Noe Valley Hall, 1914 Twenty-fourth street.
The affair was very pleasant, being admirably
conducted.
Or. Charles T. Sioat and Miss Clara E. Morgan
were married on Tuesday last at the residence
OF the father Of The groom MI. c. o. SIoat, near
Santa Clara. The groom is 4 prominent young
dentist OF this city, and the bride popular
young lady of Virginia City, New. DR.. and Mrs.
Soat are now at Monterey
DR.. Horatto Stebbins pastor Of the First Uni
tartan Church, occupied the pulpit Of the Uni
tartan Church In Seattle last Sunday.
Court Twin Peaks, No. 1885, A. o. of F., held
public installation OF officers last evening al
rs hall, corner Of Seventeenth and Noe streets.
hop VIII be given tomorrow evening at
Camp Taylor TO celebrate the day.
\ brilliant wedding al Brooklyn recently was
that OF Miss NJ I'D NJ. Grant 10 DIR. Eugene Pot
Ter Stone OF the United States Navy. DIR. and
Mrs. Stone Will live In San Francisco.
The Minuet Club Will meet Tonight at Irving
Hall
lie socete Phnharmonique will give Its
piize masquerade ball this evening 1t Me
chauleS PAVILION.
The Berger-O'LoehIen Wedding.
The Wedding of Miss Minnie oLoghlen,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. O'Loghlen, and Mr.
a. Berger Jr., win Taniere, Bethel s Co., took
place last evening al The French Church, NoIre
Dame des VICTORIES, on Bush street. 1t was
Cuiet and elegant affair.
he ceremony was performed shortly after
O'clock by Pere Renaudier, in the presence of q
number OF nieBds and relatives Of The young
couple. The bride was assisted by her sister,
Miss Marcella VLoGhlen, and AIr. Ludoyc
Eacouillat acted as best man 10 the groom. A
% city feature Of The ceremony was the int Oduc-
lion OF childTen-MlSs Rita Tlniere and Master
Walter 0Bneu being respectively maid and
rage Of honor. The solemn rifle was beautifully
accumulated in implessveness by the aid of
music. appropriate marches being played before
ana alter The ceremony.
reception was afIerward held at the resi-
deuce OF the brides parents, 4l3 Grove stIeet,
where CONCENTRATIONS were offered and an elab-
OraIe supper enjoyed in The paTloTs, which had
been tastefUlly decorated with Ivy tendTils and
flowers. The festivities lasted till late.
The happy pair leave to-day for Tip In the
South. They VIII reside al Ala Cole street.
The Riucon FarIor Party.
The installation party of RlucOn Parlor. No.
y, \. 5. q. W., took place last evening in Its
lOdge-room, at Pioneer Hail. A large attend
auce filled the gaily adorned scene as the ceGe-
mony performed.
The District Deputy Grand President installed
tie following officers: l. x. Hagenkamp, Past
President; John +. Hettich, President; joseph
Fl. Ault FnsJ Vice-PIesideDt; John j. Hack,
Second Vice President; o. Anderson, Third Vice
President; " iiiiam j. HolgeI sen, Recording Sec
Ieiafyi L. A. Tibbitls. Financial Secretary; L.
Il. vivian, Treasurer; j. a. Murphy, Marshal
W. Coyle, J. d: Lennon, c, Cullen, Trusteesi l..
SeIIcanO Inside Sentinel; I. d. Woods, Outside
Sentinel. After the President had MADE a short
address Mr.. John w. Kelleher stepped forward
aud presented Past President Hagenkamp with
"A handsome gold medal, embematie of the order.
a pleasant entertainment consisting Of vocal
ana Instrumental music, recirauons, etc., was
then given. Among those taking part were tie
Excelsior Musical Club, the Misses Fitzgerald,
hT. Thomas Tierney and MI. Fletcher. The
committee In general charge Of the interesting
occasion was conf osed OF Joseph Ii. AUX CHAIR
man, John ". keeher (SecI etaTy), J. A. Muir
ply Thomas H. Vivian. John P. Hettich, w. j.
Wynn, Il. j. MahOney, z. Ii. Sonntag, j. F. Finn
and L. Sericauo.
The McMahon Golden Wedding.
Last Saturday evening, at the residence Of Mr..
James McMahon, on Broadway, near Taylor
street, the golden wedding anniversary Of Mr..
and Mrs. McMahon Sr. was very pleasantly eel
ebraled. A merry party, comprising sons, dauph-
tiers and grandchildren OF the hUnored couple
participated IN the appropriate festivities OF the
occasion. At late hour Mr. John j. Kenny, one
OF The guests, made happy speech. expressive
OF the hope that fortune would continue To attend
tie path through life OF Mr.. and Mrs. McMAho0
and their descendants. The general singing of
AUD Lang Syue" brought the agreeable affair
10 conclusion.
The Bay City ParIor Party.
The members OF Bay City Pdrlor. No. 104 n.
5. q. w, held public Installation OF officers
last evening at Friendship Hall, Odd Fellows
Building. The following officers were installed:
JunicT Past President, George NJ. Cook; PresI-
dent Bernard FTankenberg; First Vice-P sesi-
Cent Sol PelseT; Second Vee-Pfesident, David
Roluti Third Vice President, Charles a. Lip
RepnTutnU ahrFa
Financial Secretary, Leon E. Price; Treasurer,
Dr. b. NJ. Gu1Zburger; Marshal W. E. Letson;
IfuStees-A. PeiseT, d. Davidson, b. Bearnald.
Tie large audience was afterward entertained
most agreeably with the following programme:
Ouenlug remarks, President FTankenbeTg; song,
". Caller; mandolin solo, e. A. Llpm n. accom-
panied by L. Z. PIce and II. GunZburger; song
Meyer Cohen; recitation, l.. Falk; song, A
Cohureieh; recitation, Eugene Korn. Dancing
until midnight constituted pleasing climax 10
lie evenings entertainment.
The Committee OF Arrangements was com
pissed as follows: &. A. LipmaH A. d. Abrams,
!. LlndemaD, 5. LOVerleh. o. Levy. Following
were appointed TO serve on the Reception Com
mutec: Il. NJ. Abrams Leon +. Price, ID. David
son, E. W. Levy, IL. GuGzburger, Charles Gross,
a. SlmOns.
Entertainment at San Rafael.
The literary and musical entertainment given
under The auspices Of the young ladies of san
Rafael at Rafael Hall last Saturday evening was
very successful. The hall was found TO be
wholly inadequate to hold the large number
OF friends who assembled to enjoy the evenings
entertainment, many coming from San Francisco
and adjacent towns.
The programme, presented by picked talent,
mostly from San Francisco, was loudly an
plauded. Particular mention Is deserved by
Dir. Hynes, whose singing and comicalties
brought down The house." Mr.. Qutllinan, who
portrayed Tue character OF "manlac," assisted
by Miss Code, ala very clever piece OF acting
aud made good impression upon the audience.
The balance OF the talent were above he usual
average, and were well received.
fOllNEinp
string quartet, Messrs. Kneli. Hochstader,
Bfesse, OSulliysn and DIR. Regens berger; vocal
SOLO, Miss Ella Monaghan; reeit aliOn " Patsy
Butler and the Owl" Mr.. j. P. Mccarthy; vocal
duet, In Live and Love Thee" the Misses
Angela. Agnes and Mary Deylin; reel tation, AIR.
L. J. QnillGan; vocal SOLO 3" Rocked IN the
Cradle of the Deep" Mr.. Charles Sobiimeit;
recitation, Mr.. T. F. Garrity; vocal solo, &" ! hat
IS Love- (by requesp, Miss Miriam Coney; reci-
taii0n (comich Miss Annie Daily; vocal solo
(c0mic), Mr.. NJ. j. Hynes. Scene from "Manae,"
Maniac lin eOstume) MI. T. j. pullman; Alice
A-aniacs wife, Miss Emma Code. Music, string
quartet.
Surprise Party on Fifteenth street.
Miss Mary c. Horstmann was successfully sur
piised recently by few OF her Intimate friends,
VINO had come 10 congratulate her upon the
arrival Of her birthday anniversary The doors
Of the parlOr were thrown open while music,
dancing and games were participated In until
midnight, when grand march was rendered and
The guests proceeded TO the dinng-rOOm, where
delicious refreshments ana fruits were served.
Miss Horstmanh was presented with many ee-
giant presents. besides poems and orations in
lunOr OF Der birthday. The guests departed well
pleased with the evening they bad spent Among
those present we're: Mr.. and MIS-. II. Horst
mann. Sir. aud Mrs. G. Theodore, Mrs. A. Lam
anelte, Miss Mary HorstmaDD. Miss Teresa
Mayer, Miss Sophie Schnng, Miss Mary TheO-
dore; Messrs. H. Helbusb, George Schlliing.
Joseph Schilling, Henry Hoislnann, Peter
Scheier
Pacific Coast Weddings.
On Wednesday MIR. Herbert Bryson OF Seattle
and Miss Kitiie SpaDgleF were married at the
lone OF the BRIDES parents, Portland, Or, Rev.
b. l.. Davis officiating. The bIide and groom
departed for San Francisco on a wedding tour.
be wedding of Bugh McCauley Of Nevada
City and Miss Della Carey was soemnized Sun
day al The home OF the BRIDES parents, Cicero
kee.
John ". Bowles aud Miss Mary Jane Moss,
both OF Vallejo, were married Sunday at the M.
l. Church parsonage by Rev. Samuel Hlrst.
Mr.. Joseph Armstrong Of San Lorenzo was
married 10 Miss Sarah McNlulien at the resi-
Gtnee OF the brides parents in Temescal last
tuesday at noon.
In Gordon Valley last Saturday Miss Luella
htams and Mr. William +. Thomas were united
III marriage by Rev. a. s. Hitchcock.