The morning call., 1890-06-07
THE BEULAH CLUB SOCIAL
Marriage of MIR. J. H. Madison and
Miss Charlotte Rice at EI Ve-
rano-The Foresters' Entertain
ment-Nuptials Of Mr.. D. Lucey
and Miss Nellie CoakIey - An
Oakland Charity Gathering.

gentleman In society and business circles, the
son OF Mr. and Mrs Austin ID. Moore Of Pacific
avenue The brides maternal grandfather was
the late Faxon AihertOn, who was well known
both in this Slate and South America.
The ceremony took place al the residence OF
the bIides grandmother, Mrs. ID. q. Atherton,
al MEMO Park, in tie presence OF the immediate
relatives and a few friends OF the two families.
The house WAS appropriately adorned WIN moral
treasures together with a wealth oi eAotlcs from
the home eonserVatoues
A string orchestra rendered the "Lohengrin'
bridal music as the wedding party entered in the
following interesting order: First came little
Miss Cafmelita Seby, The daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Pereiya W. Selby, followed by the groom
and his brother Mr.. Charles A. Moore, as best
man; then advanced the bridesmaids, MISS
Miriam Moore, Miss Claire Ralston, Miss Jula
4 qompkins. Miss Oils and Miss Eyre; The maid of
honor Miss Christine BaTTeda, walked next
and last OF all came tie bride upon the arm OF
Ler brother, Mr. FrederIck Macondray. he
service was impreSsively read by lteV. rather
ErardOn, and upon the pr0nounelng OF me Uene-
dlctiOn Tie happy palr turned 10 receive Tue
warm concentrations OF their friends.
A delicious wedding breakfast with many
happy toasts was aftetw2rd enjoyed IN iAe pleas
ant wide YeTaudas surrounding The house. ln
the course OF lie afternoon I'll. and MIS- Moore
cane up TO this city and lett Immediately for
bridal mp in tie Eastern States. Upon return
ing to this State they Will proceed to Kern
County, where Mr.. Moore has business interests
Among those present at the wedding were:
Nlr and Mrs p. W. Seby, Mr.. and Mrs. FaXon
AtLertOn. Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Eyre, Colonel and
Mts L. L. Eyre, Miss Eye, Miss Alice Simp-
kins, Miss Claire Ralston, Mrs. A. j. Ralston,
Mrs. John S6ae, Miss Alice Skae, Miss Fanny
Doyle. Mr.. john Blanchard, Mr. VIII Maeon-
dlay. MI Perry 2. Eyre. Mr.. ). Lent, Miss Flea
lUI DmCud.
Tue engagement OF Mr.. r. Isenbruck TO Miss
> Annie Shrakkart, both OF this city, is announced.
The wedding Will take place in the near future.
The usual weekly hop Will be given by the
guests oI the Hotel del Monte this evening
During the ueXt TWO months there Will be dane
ing on .cu evening.
The engagement Of Mr.. William Smith and
Miss Mamie Mehan Of East Oakland Is an
An entertainment and hop will be given this
evening by the members OF California Guild, No.
!, traIernal Guild, 10 honor OF the fetlrlng
Guild Master W alter n. Brunt, at Mystic Hall IN
Union square Building.
Mrs j. ". Hellman vas rendered a reception
by the Ladies' Benevolent Society OF Los Angeles
last Wednesday. II Is said 10 have been u brill
liant affair.
The Bunker Hill Association Will commem-
.oIate the one hundred ana fifteenth anniversary
Of the battle OF Bunker Hlll by picnic aud cele-
bratlOn TO GlenwOod on Tuesday, the I'm inst.
The 81. Aiban and ST. Peter Sunday schools
viii JOIN IN the picnic.
The United Friends Of California will hold
their fourth anniversary ball next Saturday
evening al Bnai B'rijh Hall.
Ph0HIX Council, No. 7S0, American Legion Oh
Honor, VIII hold It's second quarterly hop at
Washington Hail 30 Eddy street on Wednes-
day evening, the 18th inst.
The Madison-Rice Wedding.
The wedding of Mr.. j. Harry Madison aud
Miss Charlotte Rice, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
James Morris, took place last Thursday at Home
Farm, a mile north OF El Nerano. II was an
open all wedding, the ceremony being performed
under the over-uchiug branches Of grove Of
mulberry trees.
lie altar Lad been built under the widespread
Ing bUugh OF a Sialwart mulberry tree mat
reached down with its lower limbs and touched
lie gTouud, forming a large natural bower. over
lie center OF lie altar was suspended MASSIVE
bell, beautifully wrought Of roses, Wild grasses
and ferns, and beneath this was bank OF ever
greens, relieved by the waXen petals OF Gala
lilies aud immaculate roses.
Twelve O'Clock was the hour set for the we'd
ding and At that time Rev. II. ii. Wyckoh OF the
trleen street church, san Francisco, took his
stand at the altar. The groom. accompanied by
ms brother, Mr.. Frank Madison, entered The
uower from the light and they we're soon joined
Uy the brides party, which came down The path
from the house 10 the left
The party was led by Miss AVIS Morris, the
bridesmaid. She was followed by two maids Of
honor Miss Lavinia Morris and Miss Lucy King
who scattered flowers before tie bride as she
followed, leaning upon the arm OF her father
The brides mother and brother Ralph brought
UP the rear. At the right OF the altar sat tue aged
grandparents OF the bfid-, both OF whom are
octugenarians. The bride was quantity dressed
III tie wedding costume worn by her grand
mother on the occasion OF her marriage
The bride and groom departed on the train Tor
Blue Lakes, Lake County, where they Will So
journ Tor month. Upon ibelr return Mr. and
Mts Madison will take up their residence on the
Madison ranch, near I'll Nerano.
The BeuIah Grub Entertainment.
Tile regular monthly entertainment and dance
Of tie Beulah Club took place last evening at
Mission Music Hall, on the corner OF Twenty
first and Howard sti eets. The management re-
ports that the members and their friends are de-
lighted with their change OF venue. and that
new zest appears 10 have been added TO IN {
transactions Of the club. The Old place OF meet
ing had become too small
Certainly the hall. with its different colOred
lights ana wide stage, looked very attractive last
evening when the large and select audience had
assembled. The following programme was
pleaslugly presented: Overture, Bums OrcheS-
ira; blTytOne SOLO. 'Ob, Fear No Foe (Pinsute),
Nr. Gage; cOntTato solo, Mrs. j. W. Madden:
song when the Heart Is Young" (Dudly Buck),
Miss Webster vocal trio, LA Sera' lLucOn.
tomb Mrs. j. W. Madden, Miss Saidee Howard
and Aiiss Vera Cameron.
Dancing was aflelward enjoyed under the dl.
TpctiOn OF Mir. w. /. Barnes 10 the appreciated
music Of Bum's Orchestra, ice-cream aud cake
belug served on the Stage during the pleasant
wind-up of the evenings entertainment. Ihe
affair was given under the following auspices:
Mrs. T.. h. Morrison, Presidents MIS- j. b. r.
Davis, Nlce-Fresidenti Mrs w. H. Loring'
Treasurer; Mrs. II. n. Stevens, Secretary; Mr..
Ii. I. Marsh, Literary Director
The Gundiach- WuI zen Wedd ng.
The wedding of Mr. Max GuBdlach and Miss
Augusta Wulzen was performed in the Gongre-
The bridesmaids were Miss Martha Doerr and
Miss Edith Hagerman. The groOm's Best men
were Messrs. Edward Owens and Otto Wulzen.
Messrs. William Hagerman and George Wulzen
were tie usners, While little Miss Ethel Wagner
and Miss FIeda Nuzen attended to the pretty
custom OF scattering flowers throughout The
church After tie ceremony the happy bride
and groom, with number Of their friends and
relatives, were conveyed TO Tie home OF the
BRIDES parents, Captain and Mrs. John Nulzen'
at the corner OF Kings avenue and Christian
ul tnpp a
Of Their numerous friends MIR. aud Mrs. Gund-
- laeh viii make their home in the residence re-
Gently purchased on st. Charles street, near
Rail- Oad avenue.
The Bellini Musicale.
Tie pupils Of The BeIllni Institute gave their
first concert on Saturday evening last. The
Junior pupils had their closing yearly musicale
on The same day at o'clock. Both juniors and
Sc uiors were greeted by large and appreciative
audience. The following programme was pleas
ingly rendered: Quartet, "MoOnlight VIII Come
Again. CiIompson), class; Moonlight on The
Hudson'i (Wilson), Mss Larsen; vocal solo,
"Ta e Me Back 10 Home aud Mother" Mr
Il. Ryan; SOnatine" (Beeth0ytn), Miss l..
RioTdau; vocal solo from Martha" Mrs.
Bumstead; duet (Schuberp. op. 43, Miss
\. Dufy ana Mrs. Muybll; 'Consola-
ton " (MendelssohDl Mrs. HyiSdos, dear
Heart" vocal solo, Miss Eccleston; waltz
.(5trauss). Miss p. Goslner; 'HomewAfd Bound" i"
Mr.. Schraeder; Lilies Of the Valley" Miss M.
Keulgan; "Moonlght Dance" e. A. Whifeh
class; Dying Poet" tGottschak), Miss NJ: Bum
sNeduf OktdiDtub' Ahuile MISS CdsoiS Aoh-
neil. ''Nocturne Major" Chopin, Miss +. Ber-
nard; Coral Caves" Ryan), Miss n: Dqny
baryIone solo, anchored" (WatSonl, Mr.. Lar
sem Tripping Through the Meadows" (Nli-
som, Miss A. Kenny; Binds of Forest" Miss
N. heeen; Good Nighr' tSteele). quartet by
class.
The Lucey-CoakIey Wedding.
Tie wedding OF MIR. Dennis Lucey and Miss
Nellie Coakiey, the Oldest and accomplished
daughter Of MIR. C. C0akley, TOOK place on Tues
day last at St Teresa's Church at The Potrero.
The ceremony and mass which followed were
performed by Rev. Father O'ConnelI.
AS the happy pair entered the sacred edifce
the organ peaed forth its notes Ot welcome.
Tie beautiful ceremony over the happy couple
repaired 10 the home OF the BRIDES parents,
where bOuntIlu Iepast was prepared for the
numerous friends aud guests, among whom was
tile reverend clergyman who ofhciated.
alter breakfast there was music dancing and
singing until tile newly married couple left by
the afternoon train for Santa Cruz.
The Foresters' Party.
pleasant party and distribution of prizes.
under the auspices of the Ancient Order of For
aud ha nj ~ ha EoraGf