The morning call., 1890-11-13
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Two Successful Institute Parties
Last Evening.
Party On Union street-A Santa Cruz We'd
ding-Hudson Party in sonoma County.
Lyceum Company Feted.

The Signal Corps, Second Brigade, n. G.
c., viii give party this evening at Union
square Hall.
The marriage of Miss Virginia Wheaton
TO Dir. William Ii. Dixon in Sacramento
last June was made public to her friends in
Berkeley last week.
The fete Of the Yelled Prophet was the
last al-ahsorbing social event in st. Louis.
Among the gay ihrong at the concluding
bail were Mrs. William LaWton ana Miss
Snsie Lawton of this city
Mrs. Modini-Wood of Los Angeles gave
farewell lunch party last week to Miss
Jennie Winston the vocalist, who comes to
this city this week.
A reception will be rendered to Assistant
Bishop w. F. Nichols next Saturday after
noon at Pasadena.
FltzeeraId-NeIson Wedding in Oakland
Mr.. Edward l.. Fitzgerald. brother Of
Commissioner r. NJ. Fitzgerald, and Miss
Edith L. Nelson were married last Tuesday
evening by Rev. Father insolvency at the
residence of the latter i'll Oakland. The
The ceremony WAS private, only the imme-
date relatives and friends Of the contract
ing parties being present. MIR. Shelby Mar
TN acted as best man and Miss Maggie FitZ-
gerald as bridesmaid. The bridegroom Is
a mell-known young business man in Oak
land and has been connected with the real
estate firm of Scotchler & GUttshall for
number of years. The bride is a charming
Young lady, whose home, previous to re-
moving to Oakland, was in Tuolumne
County. They will reside permanently at
Claremont.
Washington Council Party,
Young Mems Institute No. gave its fifth
anniversary party last evening at Odd Eel
lows Hall. The latter was gorgeous in all
the bravery of national colors. Flags and
bunting decorated gallery and stage making
& cosy appearance, very inviting to the
arriving visitors.
Counter attractions proved strong at the
FIST part of the evening. Later, however,
the friends Of the institute mustered In
strength and eventually there were over 10
couple on tine floor. The grand march was
led by MIR. Demas C.. Babin and Miss Babn
t. the music OF the Park Band. About
O'Clock there was general disbandment
amid congratulations on the evening
pleasure.
The officers of this select institute are:
W. s. Derham, President; j. j. Green,
First ice-President; j. ". kentzel. Second
Nicr-P resident; j. II. Sullivan, Recording
Secretary; j. Il. Morrison, Financial Secre-
tary; W. NJ. Grennan, Corresponding Sec
rotary; j. b. Mcintyre, Treasurer; Nj. }.
White, Marshal; Executive Com mittee-E.
i. MeGeenry, /. j. Coogan, {. SchmaiInE.
T. J. Johnston, n j. Allen.
The courteous committees OF the evening
were composed as follows; Committee OF
Arrangements-John j. Quinn Chairman,
JAMES j. Degan, John W. kentzel, Anselm
Y. Reed, Fred y. Flynn; Reception Com
ply, Peter Ryan, Luke }. COegan, g. j.
Boyan, NJ. L. Carr, John j. Boyle, NJ. j.
White, james ii. Sullivan; floor manager,
pemas c.. Babin; Floor Committee-Wlll d.
Shea. William p. johnson, Charles 5. Der
ham, Joseph R. Morrison, John }. Green,
Ed NJ Creamy, Joseph Morgan. William j.
Kennedy, James A. Fay, Cyrus Tichenor.
The elegant programmes bore the Insti-
tute's new name "Washington Council" and
the change was generally highly approved.
The undergraduates Wedding III Santa
Cruz.
At high noon on Tuesday Miss Carrie L.
Palmer, second daughter of Mrs. c. a,
Palmer of Beach Hill. was united in mar
rage to Mr.. William T. Vahlberg, foreman
Of the Daily Sentinel office. at the residence
of the brides mother, in Santa Cruz. Rev
NJ. Willett performed the ceremony IN the
presence of the immediate relatives and in
innate friends OF the parties.
Mrs. NahlbeTg is a very sweet young lady,
who made many warm friends during her
stay in Santa Cruz. Mr.. Nahlberg Is a
promising young man, printer by probes
sion, and much esteemed by those VINO
know HIM
At the appointed hour Mime. Pioda
sounded the opening strains of the wedding
march and the bridal party entered the
room. Mr.. Grant II. Palmer and Miss Liz
zie Lauer led the way and were followed by
Miss Mallie CreNeS of WatSOnVille, at
tended by Mr.. VIII Palmer. Then FOLLOWED
Mir. Vahberg and Miss Palmer, the candi
dates for matrimeny, and, as all stood IN {
beautiful fioweE-lineG alcoye, Rev. MI
WIllett pronounced the solemn words which
united the happy pair.
Alter congratulations the bride and groom
led the way to the breakfast-room, where
1fpcY tai small WpTt
handsomely laid out and decorated. Inc
company was served with delicious anC
buuntiful wedding breakfast after which
the Young couple left on their wedding trip
They viii spend a week in San Francisco
and Sacramento and will return to Santa
Cruz to occupy a coy cottage on Beach HILL
There were number of guests from thi'
The PooIe-Fair6eId Wedding.
The wedding of Miss Fairfield, daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fairfield, ard MIR. Robert A
Poole, chief engineer of the steamship Idi
W., was solemnized on Monday, the Sd inst.
at the Church Of the Advent by the Rev
John Gray.
The bridesmaid was Miss Sarah Fairfield
Mr.. II. A. ChTistianSon Of the u. ,. ,. Gen
eral Mcdowell was best man. a reception
was afterward held at the residence OF thu
brides parents, on the corner OF Twenty
sixth and Castro streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Poole left the following dal
on their wedding trip to Monterey. The.
viii be gone two weeks, and on their return
will reside at their new home, II Hard.
Party on Union Street.
very pleasant birthday party was giveI
by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schneider. at thei
residence on the corner of Union anC
Steiner streets, last Thursday. in honor o
the birthday anniversary OF Mrs. Schneider
Music, vocal and Instrumental, recitation
and dancing occupied the attention of TIL
1'alpcE q bOIIutlfu
supper was served, to which all present die
ample justice. After supper dancing wa
resumed till late hour.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. L
Schneider, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Spiering, Mr.
and Mrs. z. Lampe, Mr.. and Mrs. Free
HenSel, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Kaiser, Mr.. ant
Mrs. William Gerke, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Hide
brandt Mr.. and Mrs. William Imgarten
Mr. and Mrs Il. +. Suhr, Mr.. and Mrs. r
Lehmhus, Mr.. and Mrs. C. Schmidt, Mr.. ant
Mrs. g. Kedlin, Mr.. and Mrs. /. y. Lange
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Bauer, MI and Mrs. A
Geiselfeld, Mrs. A. Dittle, Mrs. II. Geriek
Miss A. Roemer, Miss Hildebrand, Mrs
Horstmann, Miss Baumann, Miss Ida Hen
sci, Mrs. d. Wedekind; Messrs. A. Nj. Frau
enkobz, William Engelhardt, +. F0rtmann
f. Kaufman, f. Dohse, b. Wedekind, V
W. Krause.
Reception to Amateur Thespians.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark rendered a reception
to the Lyceum Comedy Company on Mon
day last, in honor of their success in TIN
recent production of Days '' A Night Of.
The fair hostess and host were ably assisted
in entertaining By their charming daughters
the Misses Alice and Anna Clark, and theil
hospitality was peculiarly graceful.
After all the guests had arrived tine follow
iig programme waS rendered: Song, II
Old Madrid" Miss Alice Clark; piano solo
Mr.. Thomas +. Nye; violin solo, Mis-
Eugeuia Brooks; song, "Oh Live NY Love,
the Lyceum Quartet, consisting Of Misses
Alice and Anna Clark and Messrs. Nye an
Bush, who for an encore gave Down OF
the Farm; song, "Since Casey Runs til
Fiat" Master Thomas Irwin; recitation
Rivals Outnitted," Mr.. Thomas Nye.
The programme concluded with the pro
duction OF the first act of the Private Sec
retary." the piece which the club are no'