The morning call., 1890-06-24
EVENTS IN The
SOCIAL WORLD.
The Marriage of Miss Emma G.
Welch and Mr.. George
BOOle Jr.
THE PRESCOTT SILVER WEDDING.
A Hunt at Coronado Beach-The
ROdin-Armstrong Wedding Last
Friday-GiIroy FIag-Raising Ex-
ercises-A Birthday Party-The
Garfield Lodge social-Miscel-
Ianeous Notes.

An interesting wedding took place yesterday
shortly after IL O'clock at ST. Johns Church on
Valencia street. The contracting parties we're
Miss Emma Il. Nelch, daughter OF MT. and Mrs.
William W, WEIGH, the former pioneer on the
Coast and for some time resident OF Virginia
City, ana Mr.. George BoOle Dr., with the Dun
ham-Carigan- Hayden Company OF this city.
The biide's father was one of the first vestry-
men OF ST. Johns Church. whence the pleasing
choice of the church by the bride as the scene Of
her wedding.
The chaBCel had been artisticaly prepared by
Tie ladies Of the church. Without any stiff uni
foImily, lovely clusters OF st, JOseph's and
Gala lilies and other flowers were disposed
about the rails, over which fell pretty tangle of
green tendrils and sllken cords.
The bride, who wore travelling dress, was at
tended by Miss Bell Ursula Greene as maid OF
honor. Mr.. Dixie was best man 10 the groom.
The Rev. Edgar Lion OF ST Stephens Church
performed the ceremony, the bride being given
away by her father, and the party afterwaId left
the church amid The stratus of Mendelssohn' 5
Wedding March" Every one noted how aus
plcouSly happy and "lull OF smiles was The
bride, as she rethl eaded the main aislebOwlng 10
her many friends present as she leaned on her
husbands arm.
reception was afterward held at the resi-
deuce OF the brides parents 2O7 Jones street,
where congratulations were pronered and the
wedding breakfast served AfterwaTd there
were the many ana costly presents to examine
MI and Mrs Boole left for Del Monte about
2 80 O'clock They return tomorrow and VIII
leave almost Immediately for Seattle, where they
propose remaining until next Christmas at least.
Among the many al the wedding were: MIR.
Greene, MI. aud Mrs. Harry Greene, Alr. and
Mrs. Boole ST., MI. Booe, the Misses Booe, eX-
Senator j. g. Ealf.
Notes.
Miss Pauline JamisOD, the daughter OF Hon.
5. A. Jamison OF san Jose, was married yester-
day 10 Mr.. Arthur Alexander. The ceremony
performed at O'clock at the Christian
= Church in Santa Clara and was followed by a re-
ceptlon at the home OF the bride.
The Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine of Los An
geles VIII make a pilgrimage TO Ventura next
= thursday and Will spend several days there.
A pleasant party was given on Thursday after
noon at Tie resIGeuce IN Vallejo OF MISS jose
pliue Harvey, IN honor Of the Misses Florence
Mason and Katie Shields of san Francisco.
Au Informal hop, which was much enjoyed
by the participants, tooN place at the Fendome
San Jose, last saturday evening.
The Minuet Club VIII give tueir third monthly
hop this evening at Irving Hall.
Last Thursday was red-letter day at COro-
nado Beach as initiating the series of "club
hunts" so popular at Pasadena. Among the
mounted ladies' IN the held were; MISS Siebeln
OF San Francisco, sister OF Mrs. J. ID. Spreckes,
and Miss Gertrude huntingdon. daughter of ID.
/. huntington, Surgeon U. 5. a., on duty IN
Southern California. Among those IN carriages
were: Mrs. John D. Spreckels, Miss Bigey,
Mrs. BauDgarter, Mrs. NeslhOf, Mrs. AlvnZa
Hayward ana Mrs a. w. Rose OF San Francisco,
the gentlemen who followed the varying fortunes
Of The chase on horseback.
The Prescott Silver wedding.
The twenty-fifIh anniversary of the wedding Of
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Prescott was very
pleasantly celebrated last Sunday at their resi-
dence, 1909 Post street. The parlors were taste
fully decorated with flowers aud ivy tendrls,
specially pretty features being the inscription
welcome" in silver letters over the door. the
dates 1865 and 1890 executed with White pinks
IN Que uay-window, and figure OF twenty i've
stars suspended across the main mirror, 10 ap-
propfiate reference 10 the happy period now
celebrated.
A large number of friends called during the
afternoon, being received by Mr.. and Mrs. Pres
COLT, assisted by their daughter, Miss Prescott.
IN the evening The number OF arrivals Increased,
aud az supper about midnight, some ninety
friends were 10 attendance. The evening was
pleasantly devoted TO congratulations, folio wed
by music. Miss Frances COnrich and Mr.. Arthur
CUnlich sang, Miss Matte Brooks rendered a
selection on the mandolin, aud there were reel
iaJiOns by Miss Juliet Levy OF San Jose and Miss
Prescott all OF which were admired. Dancin g
and games were also INDUCED ln
During the enjoyment OF the elaborate supper,
which was served IN the adjoining residence,
Miss Rebecca Prescott and Mi. A. Calnann read
very clever original poems composed Oh the
event. Congratnlalory dispatches were also rea
from friends 10 Portland Seattle Reno, Virginia
city, Santa Ana, Napa, OrOville, Oakdale Ala
media aud Europe. Toasts were appropriately
uOnUred, Mr.. Max Brooks and Mr.. Louis Selner
making particularly happy speeches
a large number OF presents were received by
Nj and Mrs. Prescott. Among them was a
handsome pair Of silver statueJtes, with silver
framed resolution, presented during The evening
by a committee from Protection Council, A. l.. OF
H., TO their companion and Past Commander,
Abraham Prescott. Anotner valued souvenir
was an acrOstie, representing their childreu's
names, In silver frame, from Mr.. Leon Pres
colt, the youngest son. Ii was late before the
last guest departed, bringing the agreeable affair
10 a close.
Among those present we're: Mir. and Mrs. A
Prescott Miss Rebecca Prescott and sister, Mr.
Leon Prescott and brother Mr.. NJ Reyman
Miss Reyman OF Oroville, Mr.. and Mrs Max
Brooks, Miss Brooks Mr.. and MIS- Sedner
Miss Seldner, Mr.. aud Mrs. T. Samish, Mr.. and
Mrs. Berliner, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Elkus, Nlr. aud
hirs. Armour, Mr. and Mrs: Calman, Mrs Con
rich, Mr.. Arthur Conrich, Miss Alice Conricb
Miss Frances Conricb, Mrs. Green, Miss Ray
Green, MI. and Mrs a. Morris Miss Morris. MI
Cosmopolitan SCHOOL,, Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ. Morris,
Mi. aud Mrs j. Hirsch, Mr.. b. Hlrsch, MI IS
Adele Levy, Miss Juliet Levy of San
Fanny Fredlauder, Mr.. and MIS-. c. Coleman,
Miss Dora Coleman, Mr.. and Mrs g. COIN, Mr.
Z. Conn, Mir. 7. Berwin, Mrs. Bonkofsky, Miss
Martha BOukofsky, Miss Rebecca Bonkolsky
Mr.. aud Mrs. LeSison, Miss Leyison, Mr.. auC
hrs. Nachman, Mr. Roman, Mr.. Morris Summer
field, MIR. SummeTiield, Mr.. lsidOr COIN, Mis-.
Jennie BY, Mrs. Raphael, Mr.. and Mrs. Myer
son, Mr.. and Mrs. FalkeDstetn, Mr.. Lone
Joseph, Miss Friedman, Mrs. Zacharlas, Miss
Aggie Zachafias, Mir. and 5lrs, Benjamin., MI. j
Lyman, Mr. II. Lyman.
The Rod mstrong Wedding.
Tie wedding Of Miss Olga Armstrong, daugh
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. K. Armstrong, to Captain
Charles +. Rodn Of the ship Olga took place al
the residence Of lie brides parents. 26O6 Fol
som street, last Friday. In the presence OF The
relatives. The happy couple took their depart
ure for Honolulu GU theiT wedding trip ana vii
return September 1st
FnreweI Reception in Santa Clara.
a farewell reception was rendered Rev. j. G
Cassman and wife Thursday evening at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Myers on Lafayette
street, Santa Clara. large number of friend:
assembled 10 bid kindly farewell 10 The worthy
gentleman and his wife, who had labOred so zeal
OuSly 10 maintain and build up The Eplscopa
Church IN Santa Clara.
Garfield Lodge Entertainment
Lbs members of James A. Garfield Lodge, No
n SO, United Endowment Associates. gave an en-
iertainment and fan party last evening at Wash
iGgton Hall. The following programme was en-
joyed by a large audience: Vocal solo, J. j
began; recitation, ID. MahOney; vocal solo, Mis-,
L. Higgins; recitation, Miss NJ. Richter; voca
selections, Master Frank Sharp. Dancing wa:
afefwaTd enjoyed under The direction OF +. D.
: Thompson. Commander j. j. Green was Pres'
dent VI the evening, and tie Committee OF Ar
rangements consisted OF: 4. j. Thompson, Miss
OuigIey, Miss Barry, j. L. Powers, Il. WOher
During the dancing pretty fans were distributed
TO the ladies. Tie music was furnished BY
Marines Orchestra.
A Flag-BaisDg at GilrOy.
AT The Redwood District School OF Gilroy
Santa Clara County, on Tuesday afternoon last
there was an enthusiastic fag-rasing entertain
ment. The district school met at O'Clock, anc
addresses were made by Captain Stephen Bar
Eer and Mr. Dow Blodgette: recitatiOns by Mas
Ter Clyde BlOdgelte. Newton Blodgette, Oily
BOdgetle, Mabel Barker, Josephine Guflen auC
many others. 49, -,