The morning call., 1890-09-26

lldSe. 1 IOmptly at tue hour Vi tNelfe gle
Celia Gooney and Mr. "' Ellery Young,
sounded the opening strains of Mendeis-
sohn's 'Weddil March," and the usher,
Karl Kratzensten, let down the bar OF
snowy ribbon that fenced the bay-window end
OF the back parlor, and the bridal procession
passed down the staircase aud through the
rooms to their positions. Miss Lille l..
Matthews, the nearest and dearest frlend OF
the bride, led the way alone as maid OF
honor. After her CAME the BRIDES mother,
Mrs. Young, on the arm of Mr.. Martin; Miss
Myrtle Hoff and Mr.. Foster Young, the
groOm's best man; Miss Ina Walker and
Mr.. Percy Young, and last. the bride on the
arm of her father The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Mr.. Willett, and during
the service there re-echoed the soft strains
of "Call Me Thine Own" followed by the
'Arion Grand March as congratulations
were showered upon the happy young
couple.
An elaborate breakfast was afterward
partakeu of beneath canvas roof covering
the entire lawn, and after the usual toast
ings the bridal pair departed for the Hotel
Vendome, San jose, en- route for their home
i'll this city.
TIE wedding gifts were very numerous
and CONF rised: Check on Bank OF Santa
Cruz County, Mr.. W. p. Young; diamond
earrings, groom to bride; tulted plush re-
ception char, Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Noyes OF
San Francisco; French plate mirror, with
oxidiZed silver frame, Miss ii. McCready oil
San Fra nciseo; rocker, Mr.. W. q. Arnold OF
San Francisco; rocker. Mrs. hearns OF San
Francisco, with many more, reaching into
the hundreds, from congratulating friends
at Santa Cruz and elsewhere.
The Fanaora Company Entertainments.
The Pandora Dramatic Company's season
virtually opened last evening at Mission
Opera Hall when they produced w. Els
worth Stedman's military drama, THE Con-
federate Spy" before large and interested
audience. The company was wOrthliy as
sisted By Company E, Second Regiment.
The cast OF characters was as follows:
George Waterman, VIII S. Foss; Philip
Bradley, Edward j. Catlow; Fred Ains!ey
Harry G. Evans; MajuT-Generai Banks,
Russell Swift; Colonel Willard, William
Richards; Officer Mulgarry, Charles John
son; Clay, A. w. BeIasco; Suckery Schnied-
l,becker, K. 3. Mckee; Mrs. Waterman,
Miss Jessie Marston; Maud Bradley, lima
Swift: NOrah McLeggin, Minnie Perry. The
play. which has on former occasions dragged
manged length over some four hours was
brightly aud forcibly presented in about two
and half hours on this occasion.
There was less OF the amateur crudeneSS
than could reasonably be expected and the
scene shifting was managed with COM
mendabe dispatch. Without lnvldous
comment, it Is possible to say that the Pan
dOras gave an excellent repreSen tatlon last
evening, aud that their future entertlin-
ments will be looked for with interest.
AT the drop Of the curtain the hall was
cleared Tor dancing and this was Kept up
until after midnight The floor was under
tn direction of Mr.. George Oake>, assisted
by MIR. Andrew Mahoney, Mr.. Mark n.
Pomeroy and Mr.. Walter r. Smith. The
programmes in the form of express labels
were much admired.
Party in Oakland.
A pleasant euchre party was given by
Mrs f. t. Krelar of $50 Filbert street, Oak
land, on Friday evening. After the prizes
had been awarded, refreshments were
served The first lady'S prize was won by
Mrs. |. l.. CavasSO; second, Miss Allie
Fixes Of san Jose. The first gentleman 5
prize was won by Mr.. George Baker; second,
MI l.. Babb. Among. those present were
Mrs. T. I. Keelar, Mr.. Il. keelar, Miss
Allie Fixes, Mrs. 0. Artman, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. Babb Mr.. and Mrs. J. VI. Summers, NJ r.
and Mrs. ". II. Stanley. Mr.. and Mrs [. l..
CavassO, Mr.. f. S. Briggs, Mr.. George
Baker.
Pacific Coast Weddings.
The marriage of Mr.. w. 0. Dickson, prin-
cipal of the Haight School. TO Miss May
Fitzpatrick, teacher in the West End
School, took place Tuesday morning in the
presence of few friends at the parochial
residence Of st. J0seph's Parish, Alameda,
and was performed by Rev. Father Doran.
They have already taken charge Of their
new home on san Jose avenue, Alameda.
Mr. Dickson is also Secretary of the Masonic
Building Association.
MI Alfred A. Wills and Miss Annie
Greiner, both of Gold Hill, were married at
ST. PauPs, in Virginia City, New, last Tues
day evening, Rev. l.. 3. RIdsely officiating.
a quiet wedding took place on Wednes-
day evening week ago at San Jose, the
ceremony being performed by the Rev.
Father Calzia. The contracting parties
We're Mr.. joseph L. Gish and Miss Mary b..
Lyons. The happy pair came to tins city
for the honeymoon and will reside at Los
Gates.
Last Sunday Mr.. Joseph Cook and Miss
Emma BetZ were joined IN the holy bonds OF
matrimoDy at Woodland, where they Will
reside.
MI. T. D. Hudson of Los Angeles and
Miss Harriet l.. Beebe were married last
Monday evening by Rev. DR.. AkerlY at St
Johns Episcopal Church, Temescal. Their
future home will be in Los Angeles.
At the residence of the brides parents at
Sacramento, Wednesday, Rev. Father Haupts
united in marriage Mr.. Arthur j. Wilson,
son of ex-Sherlff Wilson, and Miss Josephine
Selliuger, daughter of Mr.. Charles Sellinger
of Sacramento. Mr.. Charles Sellinger Jr.
acted as groOmsman and Miss Lulu wilson
as bridesmaid. The newly welded pair lett
on the dlleluOOu lIdlH lOl cdu JUDI anu Jan
Francisco TO spend the honeymoon.
Society Personals.
According to latest accounts Senator and
Mrs. Stanford sail from Liverpool for this
country on the 9th prox., and will come d.
rect to this coast, reaching the city about the
Goth of October.
Mrs. D. F. Verdenal has reached this
Coast from New York, and is being enter
I,,b IN av and dauuhtar
and Mrs. William Forsyth, at their home in
Fresno.
Miss Laura Bates has returned from a
visit to Miss Mae Dimond, at Menlo Park.
Miss Lou Mailman of Nevada City will in
few days leave for New York, where she
expects to remain some time.
Professor Rising will return tomorrow to
Berkeley, from his Eastern trip.
Mr.. Peter Donahue and party OF friends
from this city have gone to the Santa Cruz
Mountains for two weeks deer hunt.
Mrs. l.. Meyer, her son Freddie and her
daughter Miss Emily DANIEL, have returned
from their tour through Europe and the East.
Mrs. o. w. Childs and the Misses Childs
have left for their home in Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Allen were over from
San Rafael yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A w. Simpson have come
down on a visit from Stockton.
Mr.. John Hayes Hammond has returned
| from trip over the Union and Mexico.
Mr.. Donald G.. Campbell and Mr.. G. F.
Wallace were over iii San Leandro recently.
Mis- Mite Stadtmuller has gone ON a
visit TO Reno relatives.
Mrs. KnowIton and chi 'dren, Edith, Grace
and Harry. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ira
A. DuOittle at the Byrns.
Lieutenant Gilmore, U. S. N, who has
been visiting Carson as the guest of Mr.. III.
NJ. Yerington for the past week, has re-
turned to this city via Lake Tahoe and
Truckee.
Colonel and Mrs. w. r. Smedberg and
Miss Nellie Smedberg returned from the
East Tuesday Mrs. and Miss Smedberg
have been East nearly year,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hume of Berkeley
are in Portland.
Mrs. George Hearst has been visiting her
mother in Southern California. Frcm the
Piedra Blanca Ranch she visited San Luis
Obispo for day or two.
Miss Sarah Clark has returned to her old
home in Temeseal after residing for three
years in this city.
Mr.. Paul Shirley has been visiting in San
Luis Obispo.