The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-08

til their next merry meeting
The officers of the organization are origl-
nal and run as follows Past Judge, Charles
| w Etting; Judge, w. F. CordeS; First Vice
II. A. Anderson; Scrbbler. c. r. Puckha-
Der: The Mint, F. j. Clausen Rope-tender,
| II. c. Bach; Historion, Ii. W FurIong !;
| Poet, f. l.. Waibel; Picket. w. Is; Brad
bury; Trustee. Charles W. EttIng; trustee,
| George A. Montell.
| Following composed the committees of the
evening: Committee of Arrangements
| Charles w. Fitting Chairman, III. A. An
derson, W. b. Bradbury floor manager
| Our Judge W. +. Cordes; Floor Committee
C. A. Montell G. H. Mower, II. C. Bach,
| +. w. Bert, C. r. Puckhaber, o. j. Olson
! Reception Committee-F. j. Smith, f. j.
| Clausen, J. E. Firmstone, c. F. Meyer, L..
| A. Moore, IL. NJ. Smith.
| Party at Alvarado.
| Last Saturday evening anumber of friends,
among whom was the Triangle CLUB of San
Francisco, paid visit to Mr. and Mrs.
| Henry Behrmann of Alvarado and ascer-
tanning that the following day was the birth
| day of the hostess, the party concluded to
remain over Sunday and celebrate the occa-
| sion in a becoming manner. Dancing and
| games were INDUCED in until midnight, when
| supper was partaken Of, and Rotations and
| songs agreeably occupied the time until 2
O'clock, when all retired. On Sunday the
party enjoyed ride through the neighbour
ing country. The following were in attend
koppen, Mrs NJ. NJ. Smith, Mrs: Eagts,
| Miss Tina Behrmann. Miss Annie Behr-
mann, Miss Katie Vagts. Miss Mary F..
Hiegel, Miss Tina Koppen, Messrs. Henry
BeGrmqnn Sr Peter kopRene o Iere d.
John Grubbe, Henry Grabau,. Rorabach
Behrmann, Henry Bebrmann Jr., j. Azel
| and Mr.. Downey.
| Comstocfx- Cullen Wedding in Oakland
On Thursday morning, Mr.. Charles N.
| Comstock and Miss Marion 3. Cullen were
united in marriage at the Church of the Ad-
vent in East Oakland. The church had
been beautifully decorated under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Kline, and was a veritable
| bower of roses, ferns and tropical plants.
Messrs. Ptingle and Potter ofticiated as
| uSherS, and the ceremony was performed by
the rector, Rev. DR.. LathrOp. The maid Of
honor was Miss Edith Cullen, and the brides
| maids were Miss Alice Cullen and Miss
| Minnie Francis. After bountful wedding
breakfast at the residence of the brides
| parents in East Oakland, the couple de-
| parted for short wedding tour.
Mr. and Mrs. ComStOck will make San
| Francisco their home upon their return.
Among those present We're: MI Wilson,
Mrs. Comstock, Mrs. Cullen, Miss Edith
Cullen. Miss Alice Cullen, Miss Minnie
| Francis, Miss Craft. Miss de Elite Price,
Mss Caro- kinbal, Mr.. II. Hunt, Mr.. Prin-
gle, Mr.. Potter, Mr.: and Mrs. Gilman,
Mr. Guy Bray, MIR. Bert Bray. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Wheaton, Mr.. Nelson Phelps, Mr.. George
| Campbell, Miss Marge Gaskill, Miss Bessie
| Gaskill Miss Minnie Walker, Miss Booth,
| Miss Florence Gardiner, Miss Lizzie Harold,
Mr.. w. Richardson. Mrs. Richardson, Mrs.
Bates, Miss Edith Coxhead, Miss Myra
| Prather, Miss Lou BeauYais, Miss Eva
Berry, Miss Nanny Prather, Miss Fanny
Orr, Miss Albright, Mrs. E. E. Potter, Mrs.
| Helen Lathrop, Miss Albright. Mrs. Chees-
| brOugh, Mrs. Gardiner. Mrs A. A. Moore,
| Mrs. q. g. Francis, Misses Welman, Mr.
| and Mrs. Hunt, MIR. and Mrs. Hubbard,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henshaw, Mrs. Knight, Mrs.
| Gardiner, Miss Gardiner, and Miss bennett.
Pacific Coast Weddings.
An alarming accident last spring, in which
two prominent San Diegans were thrown by
a fractions horse over a dangerous precipice,
| developed its happy sequel on Sunday when
| Mr.. Million Santee aud Mrs. Jennie i.
| Cowles were united by Rev. B. f. Mcdaniel.
Mr.. Santee is President of the Santa Maria
| Land and Water Company, and Mrs. Santee
| is one OF thelargest owners OF I'll Calon Val
| ley realty.
1n San Jose, on the 2lst ult., Miss Grace
| Hanson of that city, and Mr.. q. i. Vance OF
| Eureka were married. The bride is great
| favOrite among her friends, and the groom
| belongs to one of the wealtheSt and most
| prominent families OF Humboldt County.
| The bride was attended by her sister. Miss
| BERTHE Hanson, and Charles Pratt of San
| Francisco, son of United States Surveyor
| General Pratt, acted as best man.
Society PersonaIa~
Mrs. Leland Stanford will be at home to
receive the remaining Tuesday afternoons
| in November.
| Mr. Peter Dean has been visiting Chico.
| General Robert B. Beath of Pennsylvania,
| Past Commander-in-ChiefG A. R., is visit
ing the city. Mr.. Beath is the author of the
| History of the G.. A. R., aud has splendid
| record as a soldier. He was at one time
Surveyor-Gensral of Pennsylvania.
Manager S. f. Thorn OF the Palace and
| Grand hotels left yesterday to join Mrs.
Thorn, who is guest Of Colonel d. S. Cor
don at Camp Huachuca. Ariz.
Mrs. Leland Stanford visited Del Coro-
| nado when south
Judge Dwyer, who has been seriously i'll
| at his Napa Valley home, is now at his
| Vallejo home, 1876 Georgia street, slo WY
recovering.
| from Oakland, occupying apartments at the
| Palace Hotel.
| Mrs. Lathrop and her daughter, Mrs.
| Wright, have returned from their visit to
| Coronado Beach They expect to return
| there next January.
| Ex-senator j. q. Fair has been visiting
| his property near Woodland.
| Mr.. Henry Mclean Martin is at Rawlins,
| Wyo., Ell route TO this coast to spend the
winter with Mrs. Martin at their home in
this city.
Mr.. W. G. Irwin of H onoalu. who recently
accompanied Mrs. Irwin and Miss Iyers on
| their trip East, returned on Wednesday, and
is making a stay at the Palace Hotel.
Mrs Alfred Bannister and family have re-
turned from their three years trip to Europe,
| and have rented the residence of Mr.. A. ID.
Starr, Seventeenth and Grove streets, Oak
| land.
Sir William and Lady Plowden of London,
England, and Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Allan Of Glasgow, Scotland, have returned
from their tour of the Yosemite Valley, and
are again at the Occidental Hotel
| Mrs Major Frank Mclaughlin and Miss
! Agnes Mclaughlin left OroYille last week
for the East, owing to the illness of Mrs.
McLaughlin's mother.
Mrs. Bane and Miss Kate Bane of this
city, are visiting the Misses Oullahan of
| Stockton.
Mr.. John Barton and family have closed
their beautiful residence on Central avenue
| for the winter and have taken apartments at
| the Palace Hotel.
James X. Pierce of Santa Clara has Joined
his family at the Hotel Pleasanton, where
they have made arrangements to spend the
| winter.
Mrs John Tully and Miss Anita Tully, of
| Stockton, are visiting in this city. Miss
, Tully will make an extended stay for the
benefit of her health.
Captain X. r. Thompson and party have
arrived at Redondo Beach on their return
from their Eastern trip. They will tarry in
the southern part of the State
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton ii. Heynemann have
been making short visit to Captain and
| Mrs. l. ID. Hamilton of Stockton.
Lieutenant Randolph, the military in
structor at Berkeley, will take up his resi-
dence on Eucinal avenue, near Twentieth
| street, Alameda, where he will reside with
| his parents
Captain L. o. Selfrdge, U. S. N, Presi-
dent of the board to establish navy-yard
| on Puget Sound, is in San Francisco, where
| he will remain for several days before pro-
| ceeding to Washington.
DIR. c. l.. Tisdale of Alameda has left for
Chicago to meet his wife and children on
| their return from the East, where they have
been visiting for several months.
Theodore Wores, the well-known artist,
| xuho bac Devoted nauah titna 10 tha stndu Al (