The morning call., 1890-05-19

CISCO Mr. and Mr.. IL as nIay nI0rse OF San Fran
Richard Lesns Mr.. and Mrs A. n cot,o n 'i n,s
Striker. Mrs Byrn, Miss Addie Levers MIS- rs f FGed
Levers Miss Is Ad ADD Hunter, Mrs. Edwin Whit
CON sGmDi NJ S Se BFGphy Of FEuilvae MIR aud
zle Slssons, Mr. George Stricken of Berkeley.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Mcclure, Mr. and Mrs W.
| T. Price, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mcclure, Miss
Lena Rlcard, Mr.. A. L. Hooking Mr.. j. Smith,
&. A. Dieman OF West Oakland.
| Pacific Coast Weddings.
The marriage OF Miss Isabella Frances Bur-
chel, daughter of Mr.. James G. BurchelI OF New
York, and Mr.. George Fuller OF San Diego was
solemnized at the residence of the BRIDES father,
II West Flfty-frst street, New York, on the 30th
ult The happy pair will reside in San Diego.
where Judge Fuller is highly esteemed as an ae-
| cOmpilsned gentleman aud we'll known more par
| tculary In his capacity counsel for the Mex
lean International Company.
The marriage OF Miss May Blackford, daugfI-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Blackford, and Mr..
| Frank Herbert took place at the BRIDES home In
San Jose last Wednesday. Miss Lille Blackford
was the maid OF honor and VIII Alexander was
| the best man. Tie bridesmaids were Misses
Allie and Maud Blackford and the groomsmeE
| were MessrS. Harold Seager of San Francisco
and George Herbert OF San Diego.
Mr. Joseph Legler of San Jose and Miss Mary
Bohen OF Vallejo were married by Rev. Father
| Louis last Monday morning The happy couDia
| lett this afternoon for their home in San jose
where they will reside.
On Tuesday morning, In Pasadena, T. W.
BreSee and Miss Ella Hewitt, daughter OF Colonel
f. 4; Hewitt OF the southern branch Of the South
| L. p.
| Bresee. father of the groom. Officiated.
! On Wednesday last, at The residence of Mr..
william Kirk. the father Of the bride, In Oakland.
Mr.. Walter Bufckhalter of Truckee and Miss
| FANNIE j. kirk were married by the Rev. j. Is
Thompson OF Temescal. MIR. Burckhalter is en-
gagged In The lumber business at Truckee and tue
young couple viii make their home in the Sier-
ras: They Will spend the honeymoon at Vir-
gina Clty. only relatives aud Intimate friends
were present at The wddIng.
he wedding OF Miss Grace E. Lowell and
Mr.. Norman L. Entler took place at the First
! figf ~ Anar -. NaaN
| The church was handsomely decorated with
flowers and foliage. The ceremony was per
Angeles IN the presence OF a large number OF the
| friends OF both parties. After the marriage the
bridal party was driven to The residence OF the
brides parents, where wedding supper was
| served to MIR. and Mrs. +. II. Lowell, MIR. and
| MRS. Norman NJ. Entler, Mrs. E. b. Enter, Miss
Kate E. Entler, Mrs. George Bentley OF Azuss,
Tinker, Miss Edna Tinker. Master Charlia
| Lowell.
Miss Eta Houser, youngest daughter OF Mr..
| ID. Houser OF the firm OF Houser, Hanes &
| Knight, was united in marriage with Mr. Arthur
| L. Trench al Stockton on the 7th inst, Rev. p.
| CoVin officiating. The wedding was quiet one,
none but the Immediate friends and relatives
| being present. After the ceremony the happy
couple received the congratulations OF those
present, after which a sumpluouS and elaborate
| wedding breakfast served. Mr.. aud Mrs
| Trench left on the train for their future home
| Iii COYIna Los Angeles County.
Mr.. Charles Tempeion aud Miss Amelia
| Sebring, both OF Orland, Colusa County, were
married Monday afternoon In the residence Of
| Mr.. John Mohman, Rev. 4. Brown officiating
| The wedding was private, only few ultimate
friends of the families being present.
MIR. j. L. Coyle OF Henley, Superintendent OF
| the Postal Telegraph line for the Northern CALI
| fOTna division, and Miss Nellie Z. Croker,
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. CroOker OF McAdams
| Greek. in Sisktyou County, were married at Jack.
sonvilie GU the Sth INST, Rev Father Clarke Of
| that place officiating
AT the residence of the bride. In Vallejo, .
! Lttlefeid aud Miss Mary X. Sundquist was SOL
| enuZed by Rev. Samuel Hlrst In the presence OF
| few intimate friends.
AT the residence OF the BRIDES parents, 800
| North Third street. San Jose, Miss Minnie E
| Kendall and Mr.. James W. Douglass were quietly
married by Rev. }. Ii. Garnett. The presents
| were handsome ana costly. Mr.. and Mrs Doug
las lett on the train Tor their future home III b.
| kersheld.
| The Dutra-Fereira Wedding.
The wedding OF Mr.. Miguel Dutra of Hanford
and Miss Theresa Fereira, daughter OF Manuel
| Fereira Sr., took place at the Catholic Church.
| CenlerYille, OH the 9Th inst. Immediately after
the ceremony the bride and groom returned to
| Mr.. Fereira's house. where a sumptuOus dinuer
was served. Tie best man Mr.. Manuel fe-
! reira Jr., and the bridesmaid was Miss Louise
Fereira, brother aud sister Of the bride respect
| lively.
The following guests were present: Mr.. NJ.
| Ferera, Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Bettencorte, Mrs.
| Messrs. j. and +. Lewis. Mr.. A. BettencOvIe,
Mr. George Perry. the Misses Mary and Lucy
\ Perry, Mr.. NJ. Lewis ST. of CenterYille, Mr.. and
Mrs. l. $. Ferelra, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Lewis of
| DecOto, Mr. and Mrs. +. Garcia ana Miss Carrie
| Augustus Of East Oakland the Misses Louise,
| Lenora and Minnie Ferera, Messrs. Manuel and
| George Fereira, Mr.. and Mrs. John Santana OF
San Leandro Mr.; Z. I. Cardoza aud Mr.. j: L.
| Lewis OF HdufOrd, Mr.. Antoine Joseph OF Selma,
| Mr. T. II. Tells OF Cogo.
The bridal party III company with the BRIDES
| family, left on Monday for Haniord, the future
| home OF the happy couple. The groom is
| gagged in sIock-raislng.
| Concert the Miss on.
A concert, which promises 10 be rare treat to
lovers of good music, will be given In Grace
Mel 81 Epis rnfC Gam, q
| Twenty first streets, GU next Friday eye<IBg. IL
is given under the auspices of the Emanuel
| Baptist Suuday-schoo the proceeds OF
gne9 the wi" BaS} the eoe BUILDING f gpd
lett street, near Twenty-third now near
ing completion. Great pains have been taken to
| cellent programme has been prepared, consisting
| OF two parts and fifteen numbers. Colonel S. ID.
! Mayer and MIR. L. h. Witch will preside at the
| organ and the Masonic choir Will render several
choice selections. There will be Two choruses, Two
| male quaIIettes, five solos, three duets stIng
| quartet and an introduction and Valse for two
| ViolIns. Among those who will contribute are
The following named: Mr.. Charles II. Gabriel.
| MIR. and Mrs. q. W. Hausbroer, Mr.. Joseph Bas-
| ton MIR. j. Il. 0gilye, MIR. 5. Banson. Miss Mae
| Wilhelmy, Miss Annie Benson, Mr.. Willie Benz
SON. Miss Geneyieye Cummlns, Professor T. D.
| HeiZog MIS- w. y. King, Miss Mary Butler.
| Miss ConlIn.
Party Mt LIvermore.
The second anniversary ball OF Angelica Par
| lor, No. 80, Native Daughters of the Golden
| West, given in the Farmers Union Theater on
last Friday evening, was one OF the most sue
eesSful In every particular ever given in Liver
more. The hall was most beautifully decorated
| for the occasion.
The committees having charge OF the affair
| were: Reception Commttee-Mrs. A Nus
| banner, Mrs. L. Harris, Miss r. j. Galway, Mrs.
| X. Black, Mrs. William Osterout; Floor Conn.,
| mIttee-Miss Ellis Black, Miss NJ. Inman, Mrs.
Q. Bowles; floor director, Mrs. ID. Mcdonald;
| Committee OF Arrallgements-AlissM Maggie Nc
Kee, Miss Maggie Galway, Miss Lille MaIly.
| Al O'Clock The music started and the dancers
| formed the grand march, which was led by Mr..
| William H. Galway aud Miss II. Graham.
| Among those who danced were: Mr.. and Mrs.
D. F: Bernsl, Mr.. and Mrs. George Beck, Mr..
aud Mrs. William 0sterout, Mr.. and Mrs ii. p.
Vinegar, MIR. and Mrs. Anton LaumeisLer, Mr..
and Mrs. George Vinegar, Mr.. Thomas E.
| Mrs. Milo Knox, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Graham,
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Fargo, MIR. aud Mrs. A Nus
banner, Mr. and Mrs. George z. Stanley, MIR.
| ana Mrs. ID. j. Mut ply Mr.. and Mrs. George v.
| Taylor, MIR. and Mrs. William Harris, Mrs. A. F.
Schweer, Mr.. and Mrs P. B. Washburn, Nj. and
Nj. and Mrs. d. Wsggoner. Mrs. Palmer Mrs.
| NJ Whiddew, Mrs. W. Z. Bartlett. Miss Rebeeca
Nevia Miss Clara Green, Miss Katie Davis.
Miss Maggie Mckee, Miss Grace Campbell. Miss
Mamie Bass, Miss Mary Nevln, Miss Lille
| Ellis Black, Miss Maggie Galway Miss Ora
| Bowles. Miss Rebecca Galway, Miss Florence
Landsberger. Miss Agnes hayes, Miss Gertle
Hayes, Miss Hazzie Graham, Miss Uria Boyd
Miss Mamie Ininsn, Miss Linnle Igr;gasis9' Miss
ley, Miss Louise Taylor, Mics NJ. Duncan, Miss
Emma Savage, Miss Julia Hsri ington. Miss Nell
lie Rabbit, Miss Daisy BIammerZoD, Miss
Georgia Hawxhurst, Miss Carrie hawxhursr.
| Miss Maud Mitchell, Miss Belle Sin
clair, Messrs. Edward b. Owens, William
Taylor. Harry Morrill,, j. Bird, Will
| lam Galway, John Galway, William Crelin,
James Bropny, William Schn'er, E Smart, Will
lam Mcdonald, Charles Taylor, William Lau-
mester, j. Gonzales. William johnson, b. Ia
bella, William Langnlln, T; zaoelia, Dr.; J. 7.
Manning, Walter Grafton, Dr. g. q. Gordon, l..
| Dolliver. Arthur Fielder, Frank Fowler, George
DetZens Frank Black, Ed Harms, IL. d. Menden-
| hail. Charles Harrington, o. V. Mendenlall,
Charles Frank, A. V. Mendenhall, }. Hayes, 4.
Il. Cotton, Timothy Hayes, Jonn Conrad, John
! 7. Inman, FL. l.. Learn John Dougherty. Hugh
I Dougherly, John Collier, c. S. Wells, John Wells,
| +. l.. Sangmaster, George Il. Taylor, George
| MaIly, George Sangmaster, X. Sinclair.
Party Eighth Street.