The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-03

song by choir, selected; recitation, Lulu
Lewis; vocal solo, Miss Ellis; recitation,
Mary Smith. dialogue Three Graves .9s,
Daisy Johnson: vocal solo, NEARER My
God to Thee" Maud Wright; Boehm solo,
William Brown; duet, Annie Moat,, Lulu
Lewis; reading, selected. Miss Rose Gruno;
duet, Miss Simms and Mrs. hughes reclta-
At the conclusion of the musical and liter
airy EXERCISES all were invited TO seats at the
beautifully decorated and bountl1ully sup
nlied tables. prepared for the occasion by
Miss Lizzie Grubb. There are now sixty
| members enrolled. The officers for the
present quarter are: Harry overstreet
President; Paul Ellis, Vice President;
Percy Window, Secretary; Lulu Lewis,
Treasurer; Advisory Committee = Mrs.
johnson, Mrs. Overstreet, Miss Grub, Miss
Gamble and Mr.. Angel.
The society meets in the parlors of the
church every Sabbath afternoon at $3.50
O'clock and great interest is manifested in
the cause of Christianity.
The Chresman-MelendyW Wedding
On Wednesday evening last quiet we'd
ding took place at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. B. Melendy, $40 Grove street. when
their daughter, Miss Leila Whaites Melendy.
was married to Mr.. Thomas Cheesman, Rev.
DR.. Stebbins officiating. Only relatives and
a few intimate friends of the family were
present.
The bridesmaid was Miss Cora Parsons,
and MI. Fred Hartman acted as grooms-
man. The house was tGstefully decorated
for the occasion. Congratulatory telegrams
were received from friends not residing in
the city.
After the ceremony an excellent supper
was served. and at an early hour Mr.. and
Mrs. CheCSman left for the Palace Hotel
amid showers of rice. They Will spend the
honeymoon at Los Angeles.
The McGra,h-Lods wedding.
On Wednesday evening, the ed ult., at
Mission Dolores Church, in the presence of
a large number of their relatives and friends,
Miss Mamie E. LUds and Mr.. James III. Nc
Grath were united in marriage by the Rev.
Father O'Connor. Miss Julia Heffernan
was the bridesmaid and Mr.. Ii. McAuley
served as best man.
The bride is the eldest daughter of Mr..
Charles L. Leods, the chief Superlntendlng
| carpenter of the Spring Valley Water
| Works. The groom is Il member OF the local
| firm of Adams IL McGrath and brother-in-
| law IF Mr.. NJ. j. MacGrath, the well-known
| attorney of this city.
After the ceremony reception was ten
! dered the newly married couple and invited
| guests at the residence of the brides
| parents, 100 Diamond street The health
| and future oSperity of the happy couple
were repeatedly pledged in flowing bumpers
| of Frances choicest wines until the hour OF
| had arrived, and Mr.. and Mrs. McGrath de-
| parted for their future home, GA Treat
| avenue.
A feature Of The evening, and one which
| added considerably to the pleaure of all
| present, was grand serenade at II O'Clock
! by the Mechanics Fair Band.
| Mr.. AMI Mrs McGrath were the recipients
| of numerous handsome and costly presents
! from their many friends.
Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
| Charles L. Lods, Mr.. and Mrs. James
| II. McGrath, Mr.. and Mrs. Wheelan,
Mr. and Mrs; j; F!tz, Mr.. and
Francis Mc t Man Mr. and Mrs. Il. D j. Tux
ham, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Dillon,
Mr. and Mrs Louis Bogala, Mr.. and Mrs.
John f. HeTernan. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j.
| MacGrath, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Callaghan,
Mr.. and Mrs. p. B; Quinlan, Mr.; and Mrs.
George P. Carr, Mr.. and Mrs: William F:
Mullner, Mr.. and Mrs. CheYaler, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nj. J. Kelly, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Farren, Mr.. and Mrs. George Bogala, Mr..
and Mrs. II. Mangels Mr., and Mrs. }. Muir
ply. Mr.. and Mrs. William Largan MIR. and
Heteraan. Mr.. and Mrs, Robert lien, Mr..
and Mrs. Otto Luhn, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hogan, Mr.. and Mrs. James Kerr,
Mrs. c.. Stapleten, Mrs. Spring. Mrs.
! DR.. Quinlan, Mrs. NJ. McGrath, Miss
| Julia Heffernan, Miss Carrie Hogan,
| 4hiSS Auult MCOIdtll, 4hIS9 Juild iIdi auS-
ton, Miss Aggie Largan, Miss Urden, Miss
Mollie McGrath, Miss Nellie Farren, Miss
| May Harrington, Miss Annie Harrington,
| Miss Susie McGrath, Miss Katie Hefernan,
| Miss Aggie Kelley, Miss frankie Cal
| laghan, Miss Lille Lods, Miss Carrie Nc
| Miss N. Harrington, Miss May Reagan,
Miss Ella Hammil; Messrs II. McAuley,
d. Mckay, Joseph McGrath, Daniel Har-
rington, Thomas Davidson, Alexander
Lynn, William Carr, John McGrath, Bart
Hendricks, Thomas McGrath, Charles
Mark Hackett, William Hopkins. j. Robin
son, Edward Adams, George Lods, Robert
Pierce. John Flood, j. w. Stapleton.
a Sunday School Social.
On Friday evening the lecture room of
Howard-street NJ. E. Church was crowded
| with scholars and friends of the Sunday
school, it being the occasion Of the first Sun
day-school social.
The exercises were presided over by AS
sistant Superintendent a. o. Donogh, who
caused much merriment by clever remarks.
| The following programme was rendered in
| style that reflected great credit upon the
persons who had charge: Piano solo, Master
| Morton Dewitt; recitation, Master Harry
| McConahey; recitation. Miss Matheson
vocal solo, Master Hiram Mills; recitation,
| Miss Franc Hewlett; short address, Super
| intendent A. K. Over; recitation, Master
Frank Kennett; instrumental solo, G. Gar
den; solo and chorus, Miss Mabel Perkins
ard Miss Leech's class; recitation, Miss
| Kenneth; short address on "Sunday-SchOol
WORK." Hon. James W. Whiting; recita-
ton, Miss Annie Collins; recitation Matte
Morgan; America" by the audience.
| The adjoining rooms were then thrown
| open and all were invited to partake of the
| Injuries prepared by the ladies of the
| school. Rev. S. V. Leech delivered short
address. and the children played various
| games before departing for home, voting
| the entertainment one of the most pleasant
that has taken place in the church for long
time.
Wedding Anniversary Surprise.
A pleasant surprise parts was given to
Officer E. B. Carr and wife on last Tuesday
evening in Saratoga Hall, it being the ami
versary of their wedding. Among those
| present were: Mr. and Mrs. Z. Il. Carr,
Major and Mrs. NJ. C. Bridges, Mrs. A.
| Wilson, Mrs. f. NJ. Unworthy, Mrs. David
Short, Mrs. Cr0ll, Mrs. Murphy, Miss Katie
Bridges. Miss Kittie German, Miss May
Schanley, Miss Clark, Miss Effie Murphy,
Miss Mollie Short, Miss Russell (of San
JOSEF, Miss Middleton, Mr.. and Mrs. ?. j.
Carr, Miss Julia Murphy, Mr.. j. J. Carr,
Doctor Fowler. Mr. NJ: Cook, Mr.. McPher-
son, Mr.. Fl. Rivers, Mr.. Richard Murphy
and many others.
Party on Bush Street.
A pleasant party assembled one evening
last week at the new residence of Mrs. Rod
| ust, AL Bush street, at which songs and
Rotations, and last, but not least, splendid
| repast helped the guests to forget the
troubles of daily life. Among those present
were: Mrs. Robust, Miss Robust, Mr. and
| Mrs Wetzel, Miss Anna Wetzel, Mrs. Brown,
Mrs Schlingheide, Miss Emma Schlingheide,
Mir. and Mrs. Meyer. Mr.. Arthur Becker,
Mr.. William Grossheim, MI. E. Zachan and
many others.
| A Picnic to Pine Grove.
A very select party of young folks started
from Post street at O'clock last Sunday
morning in the picnic wagonette YOU'VE
America, drawn by four spanking grays
for ride to Pine Grove, New Crysta
Springs. After fine drive of five miles
around the bay the party arrived at Pine
Grove where lunch was served.
Dancing and games were then INDUCED
in, pretty prizes being given for the latter
The party then took their departure fol
home. driving along the road in the moon
light.
Among those present were Mrs. NJ. Deer.
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