The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-14
FRANCISCO MONDAY. APRIL H. lsae-EGT

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Mr. and Mrs. W. II. IA. Tobsy. the Misses Wat
son, Mr. aud Mrs E. Waterman, MIR. aud Mrs
Charles Gaa f. Wise, Mr.; John Wise. Mss r wor-
Mrs. Ida Williams. Miss E. Warren, MIR.
ana Mrs; ). d. Whitney, Mr.. aud Mrs. F. w.
Weleh MIR. S. WEIGH, Mr.. and MIS- j. Wilson,
MI. and Mrs. A. Wilson. Mr. II. Ward, MIR. w.
watson, Mr.. and Mrs. Ward. Mr.. G. Walton,
=; Walthan, MIR. and Mrs. G. Williams, Mr.. and
Mrs Mrs T. A; Wheeler, Miss E. D. Wheeler, Nj. E.
Wheeler Jr.
The ST. Margaret's Guild Entertainment
Very successful was the high tea given by the
young ladies' Of st. MargarePs Guild OF st.
stephens parish last Tuesday evening, at the
residence of Mrs. B. c. Generaux. TO Webster
street, The object of this worthy society is the
support of ward in st. Luke's Hospital. aud the
energetic members have never yet failed to col.
ieet the necessary monthly sum for that purpose.
ms Is The second entertainment of the present
series, the first having been held at the hospita
Ue residence oil the President Mrs. Maxwell, on
van Ness avenue.
Some hundreds of friends called during the
afternoon and evening, aud the gayly decorated
pariors presented charming appearance as the
bright young ladies OF the guild, In their becom-
ing toilets, fitted in and out among The visitors
on noSptabe thoughts Intent. Toward the end
oi the evening, when the crush became lessened,
There was dancing. which pleasantly concluded
lie affair."
During the afternoon the following programme
was presented: Instrumental selections, Mr..
CHARLES Rogers; piano solo, Mr.. Sewell Bogart;
S9nlthi recitation, Miss Ada Swazey; solo, MIR.
woods; piano selection, Miss Matte McCor-
MEX MEX solo, Mrs. Joost; solo, Misses Provost:
instrumental SOLO, Miss Burgess; vocal solo, Miss
Swayne; instrumental solo, Miss Martin; piano
solo, Miss Gussie Menke. The execution OF the
various numbers gave general pleasure.
Among those present were: Mrs. A. P. Max
Well President OF the Guild Miss Grace Nut
ting, Secretary; Miss Maqie Langton, Treas
4fer; Rev: and Mrs. E. j. Lion; Mr.. Stanley
lnchbold, Mr. Charles GlbDsssMrs Dr. Wooster,
Mrs. Dr. Gerlach Mrs, dESelyn, Mrs. Gilbert,
Mrs. Hall. Miss Hall, Mr.. aud Mrs E. F.
Weeks, Mr.. and Mrs. Boggart, Mr. and MIS-
Laying, Mr and Mrs Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Brogg,
Mrs. SWAIN, Miss L. Garness, Miss Eva Fair
weather, Miss l.. Gurrell, Miss s. A. Leas, Miss
g. Menke, Miss Hall, the Misses Mccormick,
MISS Freermuth, Miss kleinhaus, Miss Mcleod,
Miss Ii. kairweather MISS Briggs Miss Pierce,
Mrs Mrs. MeCowen,, Miss Lorrai, Mrs. "A. G.
r Fairweather, Miss Bragg, Mrs: G. Fisher,
Mss NJ. Giir0y Mrs r. Fisher, Miss
G MyTa Hem hl Mrs So, Me,Aylty the Misses
Mrs. g. j. Drake, Miss H. Fairwealher, Mrs.
LangIon,. Miss II. Faitweather, Mrs. Nutllng,
Miss d: Fitzgerald, Mrs. Pond, the Misses Pro
vost, MIR. and Mrs. Curtis, The Misses Forester,
MI. ana Mrs. Martenslein, Miss +. Nulting, Mrs.
Bragg, Miss Lily Genereaux Mrs. Forbes, Miss
L. Freirmuth, Miss Friermuth Miss Parish, Mrs.
{. Sizes, Miss Sizes, Miss Swain, Miss Mckinley,
Miss MaItn; DR.. Card, Messrs. Briggs, w.
Doane, II. Doane, S. Boggart, DR.. GiDerson, w.
Boggart, A. BOggart, Professor ROecke Z. H.
graham, w. Weeks, A. Genereaux, w. Mathews,
n weather, q. Maxwell, u. Nuttlng, George
GenereauX.
The Hichter-Luth Wedding.
The wedding OF Mr.. Bernard j. Richter and
Miss Dora NJ. Luth OF East Oakland took place
on Wednesday evening at the German Lutheran
church, on Thirteenth and Clay streets, Oak
land. The church was beautifully decorated.
The floral decorations were The work of the
young ladies OF the. church, of which both MIR.
Richter and Miss Luth have been prominent
members and teachers in The Sunday school.
Both are also members OF the church choir AT
O'Clock the wedding procession entered the
church TO tile strains II Memberships wedding
march and walked down the side aisle 10 the
altar The procession was headed by Mr.. James
H. Mohr, wllh Miss Annie koenig. and follow
Ing IN The order named came Mr. Fred Luth aud
Miss Emma Wothe. Mr.. Ernest Richter and Miss
Annie Ryer. Then came the groom with the
BRIDES mother, and The bride, leaning on lie
arm OF her brother, Mr. G. j. II. Luth.
Alter The conclusion OF tile services at the
chufch, The happy couple and their nearest
friends and relatives repair ed to their home on
East Twelfth street, near Seventh avenue,
Where The remainder Of the evening Was enioya-
bly spent In appropriate festivities. The house
| has just been finished, being erected by the
| bridegroom in contemplation of his marriage.
The lot was wedding gift to the happy couple
| by the brides mother.
The house was beautifully decorated for the &C.
caslon with Japanese lanterns, flowers and ever
greens. Ihe bay window in The trout parlOr was
the one attractive polut. 1t was beaulfed with
au oyerhanglng bower OF evergreens and flowers,
| choicest OF flowers and blossoms, beneath which
the newly married pair received the cOngratula-
| tons OF their friends. When these formatIes
| were over the festivities OF the evening COM
menced aud an enjoyable time was spent by all
| till late hour Music, dancing and games were
| the prevailing features Of the evenings pleas
! ures, except the dinner, which was one of The
most enjoyable events OF the wedding reception
| aud which was done fun justice by all.
The bride aud groom were the recipients of
| many handsome aud very costly presents from
| their friends. They are now at Santa Cruz on
| their honeymoon Trip. They Will return on Mon.
| day.
The following were the guests at the wedding
| reception; MIR. aud Mrs. William Blote, Mr.
Mr. Charles Llth, Miss LIZZIE Luth, Mr.. john
Luth, Mr., fIed Lulh. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Banken, Mr.. and Mrs. George Burnett MIR. and
| Mrs. ii. Tessmer, Mr.. Fred Brandt, MIR. and
Mrs. Charles Schach, Nh. and Mrs. A. Richter
ST.. Mr.. Ernest Richter, Mr.. aud Mrs. a. Richter,
| Mr.. aud Mrs. William Richter, Nh Ludwig, Mr..
| Winter, Mr.. Adoph herman, Mr.. +. Berrman
Louisa Brosnis, Mr.. julius Brosnis, Mr.. Chris
Ludwig, Rev. Mr.. aud Mrs. Thesis, Mr.. j. Mohr
Nh. L. Muthe. Mr.. A. koenig, Mr.. and Mrs. ".
Nteese, Mr. aud Mrs. Hacke, MI and MIS- HUFF
schmidt, Miss Emma Frey, Miss Ada Frey, Mr..
and Mrs. tum SUDDEN, Mr. and Mrs. BltIerml M,
| MIR. Becker, Mr.. Phillips, Mr. Adolph Winter and
| Miss Louisa Winter.
The orphauage KertIedrum.
| Considerable interest is being expressed in the
reception TO be given next Wednesday at Union
! square Hail by the managers OF the Maria Kip
| Orphanage. Society VIII undoubtedly patrouze
| very largely this deserving enterprise, and
! already many prominent people have voluu-
| teered substantial assistance.
Besides tie details already given In these col
umns II is now assuie ed that the floral booth uhe
| nowers 10 be on sale Will be- In charge Of Miss
| Given, assisted by Mrs Woodward, Miss FL
| bridge, Miss Wright, Miss Ashe, Miss Morgan,
| Miss LOltie DuttOn, Miss A. Perrin, Miss Bessie
| Bowie, Miss Maggie Gwin, Miss Claire Ralston,
! Miss Mcpherson, Miss Hail. Miss Eyre, Miss
| Decker Miss Forbes, Miss May Friedlander
| Miss MAlruHT Miss BafiprSOu EdiTh Tau
| Tor, Miss Edith Flndley, Miss Mary Bell Gwin.
| Mrs. Russell j. Wilson and Mrs. Spencer Wood
Will have charge OF The candy booth, and a laTg-
| number of ladies Will assist them. The lemonade
| booth Will be charge Of Miss Gibbs and Miss Lin
| forth. The reireshment booth is In charge of
| Mrs. Sanchez, Mrs. Clarke, Mrs Ashbury and
| Mrs. Anthony.
| Mr. L. NJ. Greenway's services have been en-
| listed for the dancing which VIII commence
about o'clock, TO the music of the First United
| States Artillery Band. Colonel Bartlett now in
| command of Angel Island, has very kindly
| donated The use OF the First United States lnfan-
try Band, so that there will b. concert music be-
| tween the dances, thus making the music con-
| tnuOus.
The Directors OF the Orphanage are: Miss
| Gwn, Presidents Mrs. J. q. Clarke Vce-Presl-
dent; Mrs. L. 2. Woodward, Secretary; Mrs. NJ.
T. Linforth, Treasurer; Miss Mary Eldridge,
| Corresponding Secretary; Mrs. Sanchez Mrs
| Ashbury Mrs. Anthony, Mrs.W. S. Woods, Miss
| Lena Gibbs and Mrs. Russell j. Wilson.
The Loring Club Concert.
| The members OF the Lorlng Club will give an
| other concert at Odd Fellows Hall on Wednes-
| day evening, the Both inst. The feature OF
the concert Will be the appearance Of Mrs. f..
| +. Wise (nee Marion McAllister), well known 10
| IN San Francisco society. She Will sing The
! Poet" by Lassen; " The Sunbright Beams"
" La Nlonolo," by Sradier; Ariosa," by Deli
| hes, aud Dreams" by StreliZka. She VIII also
| sing with the club in tile PRAYER from the Bat
| lie OF the Huns" (ZoneD. In addition the club
| Will render :" The Haunted Nip (Strong), Bac-
| chus chorus from "Antlgone" (Nendelssohu)
Harold's Bridal Voyage" (Hoffman) aud three
part song" Lullaby (Braham), "Morning- iu
| the Woods" Rhelnberge) aud Heinz won
Stein" "a. w. ThayeD.
The Presidio Hop.
The first post-lenten and peuutimate hop in
| the current series at the Preside Reservation
| was given last Tuesday evening. 1t was well
attended by many who have thoroughly enjoyed
| preceding affairs In the snug little hop room
| which will be so soon handed over to another
| "Staff' of hosts and hostrsses