The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-28
A Flag.Presentation Ceremony
Held by Bay City ParIor,
N. S. G. w.
THE oTIs.CRoWELL WEDDING.
Dr.. Meredith Banqueted - The
Woodbridge Church Social.
New California Company Drama.
The London Lodge Anniversary.
CampbeIIMartin Wedding-The
Torchlight Club Party-Notes.

Nine Ziska was sat home" to few friends on
Tuesday evening at her residence, 16O6 Cafor-
MIA street. very agreeable evening was passed
+, the enjoyment OF conversation and a little
music Among the guests were: The Misses
Barry, Nine. Cavellien, Mrs. Wakeman Hon.
and Mrs. Joseph Reuter-, Mr.. Hendt.
The Pandora Dramatic Company Will give Its
regular monthly entertainment at Mission Opera
Hall This evening.
Admiral Brown and the officers of the Charles
ton were rendered dinner on Monday evening
al The Chamber Of Commerce in Seattle.
Mi. + P. Campbell, one OF the prOprietOrs OF
the Hotel Brunswick OF this city, married
on Wednesday. August 20th, TO Miss Carrie Mar
TIN OF bonneville, humboldt County. Mr.. Camp
bell is a son Of one of our Oldest pioneers, Alex
ander Campbell. Miss Martin was considered
one Of the bellies of RohneryiIle..
Mr.. and Mrs s. IL. Seymour will hold recep-
ton next Tuesday evening at the Russ House.
The many friends Of Councilman Macdonald
Of Oakland celebrated the fifteenth anniversary
Of his wedding by holding crystal wedding at
his residence Monday night. A very pleasant
evening was passed, and the Councilman and his
vile we're The recipients OF numerous gifts.
Court Apollo, No 1902, A. o. F., VIII give its
first entertainment aud ball this evening at
UnOn-SquaTe Hail.
On Sunday morning Major James D. Phelan
gave breakfast at Phelan Park in honor of
General Dimond and General Cutting and their
STATS.
The Otis-Crowsll Wedding.
a pretty and highly suspicious wedding OF
much interest in San Jose, besides this city, took
place last evening at the family residence OF Mr..
and Mrs. Crowell (the former being well-known
in his connection with Wells, Fargo & Coz, Sl3
Pierce street. The principals were their
daughter. Miss Kate Bee Croweli. and Dir. Harrl-
-F0u G, Otis, with the Southern Pacific Railroad
Company. MIR. and Mrs. Crowell are highly
esteemed in the community and the wedding was
made the occasion OF numerous expressions Of
goodwill
The ceremony was performed In the presence
of large number of friends by the Rev. Oiyer
Miller Of the English Lutheran Church.
dainty canopy OF tulle and bamboo finished with
an immense wreath and the letters and D
wrought in La France roses had been constructed
IN the parlor bay window and here white
Angora rug against an effective background Of
ferns lit M with fairy lamps the bridal party
TOOK up their position. Miss AddIe CrOwe
sister OF the bride, maid OF honor, and the
bridesmaids were Miss Mabel Gerst and Miss
Mamie Roden. Mr.. ]. H. Maddox acted as best
man. The bride, pquant brunette. was given
away by her father, and after the ceremony the
happy pair were warmly congratulated amid the
str5ins OF wedding march.
mony were: Mr. Barlow b. Bee, grandfather OF
the bride. and brother of Consul Bee. MT. Bee
There were also present: Miss Georgia Hall. who
stood up with the BRIDES father and mother
when they were married twenty. three years ago
IN San Jose; Mrs. Louise Bee, Mrs; Everett Bee,
Rlr. Frank Bee, eX- Mayor Samuel W. Boring and
Mrs. Boring OF San Jose, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Emeric, MI. ana Mrs. l.. +. Rowr Mr.. and Mrs.
George S. Miller of salinas, Mr.. and Mrs C. II.
Porter of Bggs MI and Mrs. William SnbletIe
of Alameda. Mr.. and Mrs j. NJ Thaeker OF East
Oakland MIR. and Mrs George NJ Bowen OF san
Jose, Mr. j. b. SniTeIy OF Monterey.
After eOEgfstuGtins Mr. ard mrs. OILS tbs
had been arranged faf me oerAsion- Oao side
was a elusiefiR mass ~ frV. sGils he roo, was
= formed oil van cola -l4E 2.sifi.Y 20
terms. Owe r14s.s taiac. wale6 y as leso-.
ated with - roses, llisss apd lnsidenhetr Tern.
was susDeuae5 ne significant uanIe -'oiis' 20
roses, and he wb0is Of tic G-- -el7Fe scene,
effective In its contrast OF light and shade,
ledOlent with The perfume OF flowers sent, among
otuer places from Los Angeles. Boulder Creek,
Niles and sin Jose.
Alter enjoying an elaborate wedding supper,
when the young couples health duly
toasted and many happy speeches made, the
guests returned to the parlors, where. amid
hours away. The floors we're eanyased through
OUI, and refreshments were constantly at hand.
away OF The BRIDES bouquet, which, by good
fortune fell TO Miss Mollie Hart
Mr. and Mrs. Ots left, amid a shower OF rice.
du'inS the evening for tip throughout the
southern county, passes having kindly been
sent TO them by AlT. William PrIdIam of Los
Angeles and Mr.. A. d. Wilder. On their return
IN TWO or three weeks they Will reside ID this
city.
great attraction during the celebration OF
the auspiciOus occasion WAS the inspection of The
handsome wedding presents. They were partlc-
uIaTy well chosen, among the more noticeable
being: Piano and music rack, Mr. and Mrs.
Ctoweili check, $500, Mr. ID. g., Otis; royal
Worcester coffee service. Mr. A. b. Broly; silver
eold-lined sugar bowl and cream pitcher, MIR. j.
i. Eliot: coffee service, Miss May Barry; hand
some set OF carYers, Mr.. j. d. Snlyely OF
MONTEREY; e coffee spoons and tones' MI
MIS-. George NJ. Bowan OF San jose:
cake-knIfe, Mr.. and Mrs &. W. Barry OF San
Josei eu.glass earaffe, Dr. and Mrs. o. b.
Burns; tuN dinuer-seryice, Colonel F. A. Bee;
dozen eUHee sp0ons Mr.. j. II. Maddox; pair
orange spoons, Miss Bessie Clarke oil WoOdiord,
Rnton's Paradise Lost" Miss George Han;
iruitknives, Mr.. Everett Bee; half dozen
table spoons, MI Frank Bee; Inut-cTackers
/ Cofmaek; salad spoon aud fork. DR.. and Mrs.
W. A SableITe; olive fork, Miss Mollie Hart of
San JOSEF haDd-painIed scarf Miss Mamie Stall
man; shetland SHAWL Mrs. Henry Myers; pretty
chair, Mrs. Mary sawtells Of Worcester, Mass;
SHAW Of Portland, Me-; eIagcre, Mrs Caratar;
vase, Mr. and Mrs. I. Bury; rose jar, MIR. and
Mis- Daniel Wade Of Alameda; fruit dish. Mr..
c. I. CfoWel OF Portland, Oregon; set NAPKINS,
Mrs. G. F. Crowell; lamp, Miss E. II. Elder;
cream-spoon Miss Louie Deal; unique mantel
broom, silver mounted, Miss Nae Sellers; card.
receiver, Rev. o. G. Miller; vase, Miss Mary
Hume; hand-painted royal Worcester vase, MISS
Florence Mclaughlin; Venetian glass vase, Mrs.
J.. L. Blake and Mrs L. +. Rowel; royal WOrces-
tervase Mrs. V. c. McMurTay; tea set, Mrs. S. L.
Bee; sugar-bowl, tea spoon receiver ana cream
pitcher, all silver. Mr. W. L. Boyer MIR. j. v.
Shank; berTysDoon, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. X. Avery;
vase Miss Ella Castelhun; pair bsque orna-
mems. the Misses Mabel and Jennie Davis
vase, Miss Mabel Gerot; cutglass vedish,
MI and Mrs Aaron Stein; case table silver, VT.
D. I. Pike; butIer-dish, Mr.. e. s. NIL
Ter OF Salinas; pair French statuettes
Mr.. 0. 1. Hertz Of San Luis oblspo; cream.
spoon, Mrs. j. n. Tbacker; vase, Miss Nellie
Staman; shoe shaped vase, Miss Nancy Place
p6Wder-box, Miss Rodda and Miss Jessie Rodda
vase, Mrs. Scbleuier and Miss Loetier; bisQue
ornaments Mr.. +. HeTan; pepper and salt eruet,
Mr. and Mrs. T. Harris OF Santa Clara; nut bowl,
MIR. Leon Lazarus and Miss Lazarus.
Reception TO DR.. Meredith
The spacious leciure-room OF the First Congre-
gallona Church, 10 Oakland, was occupied Tues
day evening by the Congregational Club, which
gave banquet and reception TO Rev. DR.. Il Il.
Meredith OF Brooklyn, n. Y, who is visiting the
Coast and mas been for some weeks occupying
the pulpit OF the First Congregational Church,
San Francisco, and IL Is said Will be called TO the
passionate. About two hundred people sat down
TO me elegantly decorated ana wei, spread taoes
ward. Rev. mr.. Wickoif, Rev. Mr.. Wist and Dr.
Mclean spoke briefly and were followed by Dr.
Meredith. Professor Homer Sprague, formerly
President OF Mills College, concluded the pleas
ant AFFAIR With the hope that DIR. Meredith might
remain in California.
The Bay City Par1or Entertainment.
Last nights open meeting was a great occa
sion for Bay City PdrlOr, No. GA, N s. q. W. II
was known that there were TO be special attrac
lions, and this. together with the cumulatIng en-
thusiasm attaching TO the coming celebration
brought out the full strength OF the parlOr.
The strength Of the parlOr would seem 10 cou
sist not only in the number OF its members bu
also the number aud beauty of Its lady friends.
The latter rallied TO The occasion In great force
and. the lodge-room In Odd Fellows Building
seemed to have been transformed for the tint
into regular conservatory OF lovely flowers
Seldom. have there been assembled man!
bellies in such small space. and when Presiden
FRANKIE nbeig opened proceedings IL was will
gralihed pride thai he acknowledged the com
pliment to the parlor implied by such an attend
ance.
The following programme had been prepared
Piano solo, Mr.. Kramer; presentation OIL Sill
flags by Mrs. Eugene w. Levy on behalf OF I'M
lady friends OF The parlor; remarks, Presiden
b. Ffankenberg; piano solo, Mr.. Barnett: barry
tone solo, Mr.. Alyer COIN; piano solo, Mr. Lie
bert. The 1ags-a national and bear nag,
magnificent pieces OF work wrought oil sill
and heavy gold bullion, each costing Sl5O. Mrs
Leyy's presentation speech was neal and appro
pirate, couched in elegant language that some
tines rose 10 enthusiasm. II WAS ably delivered
In tue response by President Frankenberg Their
were many happy touches expressive OF ia
gratitude OF the parIOr for the costly gifts an
fheir determin alton 10 deserve the timely favoI