The morning call., 1890-10-14

Miss L. Bowen, Miss L. Fischer, Miss
Bertha Fischer, Miss Gertie Bruins, Miss
Annie Rock, Mr.. Edwin Bruins, Mr.. Robert
Pfaeffie, Mr.. Lou Fischer, Mr. John Fischer,
Mr.. Jack Meyer.
Betrothal Reception on Golden Gate
Avenue.
A very pleasant reception was held during
the afternoon and evening of Sunday at the
residence of Mrs. A. B. Ephraim, 515 Golden
Gate avenue The occasion was the be-
trothal of her daughter, Miss Sarah Ephram
to Mr.. Joseph James of Pacheco, which was
announced in these columns some time ago.
A very large number of friends called to
congratulate the young couple, and the pres
ents. were numerous and rlch. Inc parlOrS
were simoly and artistically decorated for
the occasion and every visitor was cordially
entertained. In the evening string or
chestra provided music for all who cared to
dance, and this proved to be large majority
of those present. Later on very elaborate
supper was served, when the health of the
bride and groom elect was enthusiastically
pledged. At an advanced hour the friends
left in the highest good humor for home,
thoroughly pleased with their entertain
ment
Pacific Coast Weddings.
At Tehama on Wednesday last Mr.. Henry
Heyman and Miss w. l.. Muller were united
in matrimony at the residence of the brides
father, Mr. Max Muller Sr. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. T. j. Douglas. Miss
Mary Muller and Mr.. P. j. Ruttiger, of San
Francisco, acted as bridesmaid and grooms-
man, respectively. The happy pair left for
this city, intending afterward to make
visit to friends in Stockton and then return
TO Tehama their future home.
Miss a. Bella Hudson, one of Fresno's
most charming and estimable young ladies,
aud NJ 20, i,pitA ~ lln
sitCn in both social and business circles
there. were married near Fresno by Dr. de
Wit last Wednesday. 1t was an elaborate
wedding.
The nuptials of Mr.. Robert Freeman and
Miss Annie Brazeil were celebrated WedneS-
day evening at Red Bluff by Rev. J. W. Bux-
ton. Mr.. aud Mrs Freeman left for this city
on bridal trip Of two weeks.
On Wednesday evening last numerous
friends assembled at the residence of Mr..
John Dunn. at Nhea'land, to witness the
marriage of Mr.. Augustus Riechers and
Miss Sadie Dunn. Rev. j. A. Brown ot1ici-
ated.
On Saturday. at the home of n resident
of Livermore, Mr.. August Harms, Mr. NJ.
Koopman and Miss A. Kruger, both Of
PleasantOn, were married by the Rev. H. Z.
j. Ongerth, pastor of the German Lutheran
church OF LlyermUre.
A brilliant wedding took place at Pasadena
last Friday, when Mr.. William Calvin Or
mission and Miss Sara Caroline Metcalfe
were united in marriage by Rev. DR.. Will
lam OrmiStOn, the groom's father, in the
First Presbyterian Church. The happy pair
will make their future home at Azusa, where
Mr.. Omission has built a handsome resi-
dence on his large ranch. A pleasant feat
ure of the ceremony was the fact that it COM
memorated the forteth wedding anniversary
II Rev. DIR. and Mrs OrmistOn,
Society Personals.
q 20 will
be located for the winter at the Palace
Hotel. Mrs Eastland will receive on Mon-
days after November LIST.
Miss Williamson, vino has been stopping
at Santa Monica, the guest OF Mrs. j. p.
Jones, has returned to her home in Wash
ington.
United States Senator William D. Wash
burn of Minneapolis, Mimi, with his family
IS making tour of the Pacific Coast, and is
expected in this city in few days.
Mrs f. j. Chamberlin of Eureka, Cal,
State Deputy G. c. T., l. o. G. T., has re
turned from Santa Cruz and is at the Grand
Hotel.
Mrs. E. J. Bowen, Miss Mary Bowen and
Miss Edith Bowen leave for the East about
October 18th, to be absent three months.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Mcguire nee
BucknalD have been in Portland during the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Harrison Smith have
taken a suite of apartments at the Occi-
dental Hotel for the winter season.
Mr.. William COrbitt and his two daughters
will not return to the city before the 1st of
November. at which time they expect to
occupy rooms at the New California Hotel.
Mrs. Noluey Spauding will leave early in
November to make an Eastern trip, and will
be away several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Is. TubbS have returned
to the Hotel del Monte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Saunders Reed will remain
at the Occidental Hotel during the winter
season.
Mrs. NJ. B. NJ. Toland returned to her old
quarters at the Occidental Hotel from New
\ ork about fortnight ago.
Colonel B. j. ID. Irwin has been ordered
to Vancouver barracks, but Mrs. Irwin and
her two daughters, Miss Ida and Miss Mae,
expect to remain at the Occidental Hotel
during the coming season.
Mr.. ana Mrs Charles Simpkins, Miss
Alice Simpkins and Mr.. II. r. Simpkins
will return to this city from four months
visit to the Hotel del Monte on Monday
next, and Will soon leave for the East en-
route to Europe.
Lieutenant Randolph, the recently APP
pointed military Instructor at Berkeley, will
reside with his brother Mr.. d. L. Randolph,
on Eleventh tSt. Charles street in Alameda.