The morning call., 1890-04-28
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
(Continued from 7hird Page.)

Mrs. P. krausgriIl, Mr.. and Mrs. J: Krausgrill,
MT and Mrs Geoss KrauiRg nsgg M ME- AND snd
Mrs. Heinz Mr.. and Mrs. Adams, Mr. ana MIS-.
Lange, Mr. and Mrs. Schneider, MIR. and Mrs.
hutn, Miss Katie Sauter, Miss Lizzie Sauer,
Miss Bertha SchneegaSs, Miss Amelia Schnee-
gass, Miss May Schneegase, Miss Lolie Haus-
man, Miss Amelia HauSman, Miss katlo Bill,
Miss Sophia LauglhZ. Hiss Bertha Nj Her. Miss
II. Zumstein, Miss Lille Juniel, Miss Katie
Schneider Mis- Miss susie Houng Me;sTs Con Con
lessor Schneegass, Fred Winters, Colonel q. Ii.
Bertram Fred Hildebland, John Weisel, Phil
Weisel Jr., MIR. Jansen.
The Royal Argosy Party.
A pleasant pound package party was given
last Friday evening at Foresters' Hall, on Eddy
street, by Alpha Lodge, No. l, Royal Argosy.
The guests were rather slow in arriving, but
when all were gathered b:ief and interesting
musical programme was presented. aiter wDien
There was dancing until midnight MT. James II.
Essen presided ably during the entertainment
Mr.. +. a. Smith was appointed floor manager
and Mrs. NJ Haas oiiclated at the piano De-
licious refreshments were served during the
evenings festivities. which terminated about
midnight. he Committee of Arrangements con-
sisted OF Mr.. L. A Smith ,Chairman), NJ. Charles
d. Coon and Mr.. Frank D. Landhom.
The Washington Camp Entertainment.
The members OF Washington Camp, No. l,
P. o. ). Of A.. held their first open meeting on
the I9lh inst in ST. Georges Hall, 9O912 Mar
keI street. The following programme was rem
dered: Opening address, by DR.. 5. J. COTbet
piano solo, bliss NJ. Lowell; recll alton, Miss
Anna Maybery; musical quartet, by Messrs. j.
McGregor; piano solo, Miss May MichOl; rect
tatlun, Miss Alice Bastop; song. Master Harry
Williams; drum solo, Miss Alice Basl on, &C
compsnied with piano by Mrs. J. X. swift The
members OF tie camp ana their friends then
danced until y O'clock.
Party on turk Street.
On Thursday evening the residence of Mr.. j.
B. Marshall 200 Turk street, was the scene OF 4
rtaaSaDt sopial Gathering in Nonor of mamhars NJ
the Bostonlan Opera Company, VINO are old-tlme
friends OF the host 1t was decidedly muSica l
evening, and besides the able rendiions of the
troupe themselves there were some excellent
numbers sung by Miss Atlanta Webster, a pupil
Of tie late Kari Formes. The gem OF the even
ing was selection from Don Carlos"
sung by Mrs Walter Watson. collation.
was aiierWald served, ana when the adleuX
were said 10 tie departing singers the night was
well nigh spent.
Party on Broadway.
MIR. and Mrs. W. +. Gieman recently celebrated
their wooden wedding anniversary at their resi-
dence, 1916 Broadway. The large parlors were
decorated with a profuslon of roses California
peoples and ferns. Singing and dancing were
enjoyed by all. just before midnight th- guests
proceeded 10 the dluing-Toom, led by Mr.. and
Mrs. Gieman. IOasts were proposed and
speeches made by Mr. George khUler, Professor
Thomas hnowItOn and Mr. Henry Fishbeck.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs q:
Lundin, Mr.. and Mrs Z. McChesney Mr. aud
Mrs. q. Barber, Miss Annie l}obinsOn, Miss Bes
sic Duikee Miss Aggie Dugart, Miss Kate Nc
&Owan, Miss Alice Gieman, Miss Gertie Dugart,
Miss Hety Asman. Miss Emma huchmelster,
Miss HeIty Flshbeck, Miss Addie Ryan, NJ sSrS.
Howard SmlIh, Henry Fishbeck, g. Ryan, Julius
Fishbeck, 2. Grenan. Henry McGOwan, Henry
Simpson, Henry huchmeiSgeI, q. Il man, l..
Kimball, Il. knoler, Professor Thomas Knowl :
ton.
Pacific Coast Weddings.
Mr.. Joseph Terry, the well known lumber mer-
chaut ana Miss Kittie Wenrlch, daughter OF H
Neinrich, were married last Tuesday at the resi-
denee Of the brides parents, on n street, be-
tween Eleventh and Twelfth, Sacramento. Miss
Edith Hughson acted as bridesmaid and Mr..
Walter Terry as groOmsman- The house was
handsomely decorated with flowers. Tie cere-
mOny was performed by Rev G. P. Massey.
Many elegant presents were received by the
newly welded couple, who departed on the after
noon tram for a TIP TO san Francisco, san Jose
and vicinity. They will reside 10 Sacramento.
Last Wednesday the marriage OF Mr.. I. Ora
ham Zegenfuss OF Mission san Jose TO Miss
Edih Butner of Sunol was soemnlzed al the
residence OF The brides mother. The marriage
ceremony was performed by Father Carsher OF
Mission san Jose. Miss Beathar Hadsel was
bridesmaid and Mr.. George ZItgenfuss, brother
Of the groom, acted IN the capacity of grooms-
man.
Miss Fannie Boehm was married TO Mr.. Frank
Wallace CO0mUs Of San JUSe on Tuesday last at
The residence OF the brides uncle, Mr.. Charles
Haas OF Stockton. be ceremony was performed
by the Rev. I. A COwau in the presence OF fela-
tiyes aud few Intimate frlends Of tue happy
couple. Alter wedding breakfast was served
MIR. aud Mrs COOm6s left for San Francisco,
where they VIII remain week. when they Will
20 10 lleir future home near San Jose.
Mr.. William e. Heppenhemer was married in
New York on the 18Th inst. TO Miss Blanche
Miller, daughter of Mr.. Charles Miller, a men,
Der Of the him Of Huntington, Hopkins s. Co.
Tie wedding of Mir. William j. DericksOn Of
San Francisco 10 Miss Chloe Dixon, daughter OF
Mr. and Mas. a. b. Dixon OF Lorn, took place
last Thursday al the residence OF Mr. aud Mrs.
DIIOn on AueHle street. Oakland. The affair
was private, only the relatives and few friends
Of lie family being invited.
MI Jeremiah Ass..ss;1nsesr and Miss hizzTs Kelly
were married at Yafejo Thursday morning, aud
left soon after Tor Pouland,, Oregon. The bride
has resided here number Of years and was very
highly esteemed The groom who is in the en-
plOy Of the railroad company, is a brother OF the
late Mi. NJ. S. Meagher.
Miss ROxie Walker OF Irylngton and Mr.. Leon
ard Sherman from the CalaVeras Valley were
married al The home Of the BRIDES father, Mr.. j.
I. Wal Ell, In Oakland on Wednesday morning
last The ceremony was performed by Rev. j.
Durham, and only the immediate families OF the
bride and groom were present
Mr. Hail Chester Of Guerneville and Miss Clara
Hastings Of Bennett Valley were married at the
residence Of the brides father Mr.. Fletcher
IasIng-, last Sunday, The Rev. Dr. 7. Il. b. An
defSOn officiating. Mr., and Mrs. Chester have
come to San Francisco to spend their honey
moon.
M. Henry Hart formerly of Santa Rosa now
OF Lyons, Nebr, and Mis-. Susan Shaekelford
were married al the latter'S residence on Or
ebard STREET, Santa Rosa, on Wednesday morn
lug by The Rev. j. K. Harrison. Mr.. and Mrs.
HaIt departed on the morning train for their new
home in Nebraska. Mr.. Hart was 10 The real
estate business IN Santa Rosa two years ago.
Miss Cara NJ. Greene, eldest daughter OF Mr..
sas married a week age. Saturday, to Mr..
C6a,ls a,, A, Bass by Rev 5: F. Mcdaniel.
Ihe marriage otssf :ngbtar ~ H. 70 Mss
j. s Williams "1o reside on thelE fam belwr en-
Concord an Avon Station, took place on the
NJ James 3. Gst and Miss LueIa Hatch were
R&ttied al Tie residence OF tile brides parents in
dulaIe on Thursday evening. the 17th inst, by
July decorated. Following are the names OF
those plesent: Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Gist, Mr. and
Mrs: {, NJ. Hatch, Mr.. ana Mrs: F. NJ. Glst of
MI. and Mrs. J: e. Glst, Mr.. and Mrs. L. c.
Slst, MI and Mrs. j. r. Gist. Miss Lue q isl,
ar; ana MIS-. Z. W; bagby OF Upton, Mr.. W. NJ.
Mr.. Carroll TaDdy, Mrs. q. w Boone, Mrs Eva
Moody, The Misses Emma Eta aud Ora Moody,
Mr. Frank Moody, Mr.. James B. kirker. Mr.. w.
b. CaTtmlll, Miss FiossIe CaltmIll, MIR. MeIyIll
Gist, Miss Jewel Gist, Miss V da Bagby.
Miss Clara tockhart. sister of Mrs. Ryder
and daughter Of Mrs. john Eaton OF Scots Val
ley, was paarried to Mr.. W. Ii. ryder brother OF
MIR. David Ryder, last Thursday afternoon at the
residence Of MIR. and Mrs. David Ryder on Ocean
stieet, Santa Cruz. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. NJ. Willeit In tue presence OF
between forty and fifty relatives and friends.
ana sister OF the bride, acted as bridesmaid and
gToom>nian respectively. 1ne house was taste
July decorated with flowers
The Giannini-Hahn Wedding.
Miss Adella I. Hahn ana Mr. Charles j. Clan
mini were united in marriage on Saturday even
ing the 29th ulr., at their new house, 813 Pacific
street. Miss Kitty MahD, sister of the bride,
acted as bridesmaid and Mr.. 2. Broue as grooms-
man. None but The relatives and lew most
intimate iIiends were present. Shortly after The
eefemong the guests paTtOok OF wedding sup
per: Among those present were: MIR. and Mrs
J. Mann, Mrs. IL. Giannni, Miss Kitty Mahn
Mr.. p. Brou, Mr. and Mrs. }. Alexander, Miss
Mary Glannni Mfr. B. Laustauman, Mr. and Mrs
Frank LaVaroni, MIR. aud Mrs. Harry Herring
Miss Nellie Cram, Miss Carrie Cram, Mr. and
Mrs. Giovanni, Miss Ida Hahn, Brighte Alex
ander, Miss Julia Eaton, Mss Louisa Vostie, Mr..
Joseph MAIN, Mr.. Ii. Giannini Jr Mr.. Johnson
MT. Sullivan, Mir. j. Mabn Jr., Mr.. d. Gilbert
Mr.. Ii. Laustauman and Master A. Alexander
Party on Alameda Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Finley were the recipients
Of a surprise party on the occasion OF the ami
Versary OF their pearl wedding last Thursday
evening at their residence on Alameda avenue,
near Willow street. Singing, dancing rectaIions
and games were the features of The evening s