The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-18

de Lorme, Secretary OF the Stockton Milling
Company.
Quite a number OF friends witnessed the cere-
. mony, which was impreSsiyely performed before
the high lIlydecked altar by the Rev. Father
Prendergast, Viear-General. The bridesmaids
were Miss hittie Ogilvie aud Miss Adele de
-Eorme, the latter young daughter of the groom.
= MIR. Oakley Osborne ana Mr.. VIII Osilvie sus-
tanned the part of groomsmen. The bride-a
tall graceful b0nde-lOoked charming. as did
Ihe bridesmaids The rendition OF a wedding
march before and after the ceremony contrib
uIed appropriately 10 It's thorough completeness
Inc bridal party and few ftiends alterward
returned TO the residence OF the bride, 534 Bush
STREET, where an informal reception was held,
congratulations being proleged and refresh
Ments served. Not very much time however,
could be devoted 10 This pleasant exchange of
compliments, As betths had been secured on the
south gong steamer. The bride and groom were
therefore quickly escorted by their friends TO the
Terry slips, where they TOOK the boat. They VIII
90 10 the Hotel Coronado aud Will spend several
weeks exploring the surrounding country On
their return they Will reside al 534 Bush street.
The wedding presents were very elegant. Mr.
80 de Lorme was subs autIlly remembered by the
milling company, with which he is connected.
Ihe employees presented him with a handsome
musical box a costly set OF diamonds WAS the
ErOonPs gift TO his bride.
The gentlemen at The church included many
downtown business men, win whom The groom
mas been Tor years prominently associated,
Among The ladies present were: Mrs. 5. Dexter,
E4is l. curry MIS- u: steel MIS-. l. Meleher,
mrs. u. Travis, Mas. }. +. Omen, Mrs u. I. Bar
lei Miss Frankie Dexter Miss +. Hill Miss
. May Dune. Miss Annie O'Neil, Miss Gussle
Dune.
Notes.
Bay City Lodge, c. O. F. gave lawn dress
party this evening at UniOu-square Hall
ilr. and Mrs. Bolton entertained i number Of
- friends At their residence IN Oakland last Friday
.eyeuiug pink dinner. 1t was very pretty
= affair. Tie most ana hostess have left on their
sumner trip to the country.
The regular entertainment and dance OF the
Western Addition Literary and Social Club takes
al = n a * 81 nil
-. lie wedding OF Miss Jennie Oleese and Mr..
= j. B. CauZza OF Oakland Will take place to-day
4 number oil young people OF Oakland Will as
sembe at the residence OF MI. Charles LathrOp
ON tie 26th inst. to take steps to permanently
organize new social club. Miss Mamie Pope
ana Miss Maud Walker the OTiginatOrs.
Phoenix Council, No $50, American Legion of
Honor, VIII hold its second quarterly hop this
evening al Washington Hall on Eddy street.
The Cutler Dinner Party la Oakland.
Ms. a. D. Cutler gave delightful dinner
party last Friday evening at her residence on
Harrison street. Oakland, In compliment OF her
guest, Miss Mary j. Noyes OF Marin County. The
: table decorations OF sweet peas aud coUred rid
bons were very effective.
Pretty souvenirs III the form OF musical lnstru.
Inents filled win boubons were a feature of the
elegantly appointed affair, together with artistic
.name-cards. After rising from table couple OF
hours were very agreeably spent III the drawing
> room amid the pleasures OF music and CONVERSE
ton.
Those present were: Mrs a. D. Cutler. Mrs.
n. y. Cameron, Miss Mary j. Noyes, Miss Mar
garet j. Cameron, Miss Adrienne Merry, Miss
Alice DuTen, MeSsls. George ). Meredith. Harry
W. Knoll, Arthur b. 1Orey aud Howard L.
Robbins.
House Warming in Inverness.
On Saturday evening very enjoyable house
warming was rendered TO Mr.. and Mrs. J. Thomp-
son at their new cottage In Inverness. Shortly
after O'Clock the house beseged by the
campers and the host and hostess were presented
with beautiful bouquets OF roses and ferns.
After the cottage had been duly examined all
firpa nd seed
many pleasant hours, during which coffee and
frosted cake, made by the campers, were served.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Thompson Mrs. George Hill, Mrs. Weir Mrs. 5.
Il Bigelow, MI. aud Mrs. abbott, The Misses
v cir, ISIS VI. BigelOw, the Misses OglyIe, Miss
May thompson, Messrs. John Weir, L ThOmp-
son, IL Ogllye, 6; AN. James Hill. j. Hill: Sc
lections on the guitar we're given by the Misses
W elf ana a recitation BY Miss j. OgIlgle.
The Uukuowns' Party.
Sc The Unknowns gave another Of their charac-
. -tsrlstic. parties last evening at Unon-sguare
Hall. Although late in the season, there was
large attendance and the party was 4 pro-
bounced success. Tie ladies looked charming
il their evening toilets and the committees were
= very attentive to their guests.
Among the leading features Of the evening was
the distribution Of the elegant ivory white pro-
20: grammes by two eolored boys from watermelon
baskets. A new march was Introduced known
as a double march, led by G. Claussenlus and
bliss Emma Brauer and NJ. Ciaussenlus aud
Miss Eivina C0chius followed by nearly 200
couples. Tie unknown dance, otherwise
Known as the "MOonlight York." was greatly en-
Joyed. Dancing continued until O'Clock, the
: music being furnished by the K0iian Orchestra.
The officers OF the club are: NJ. Clausseuus,
President; J. X. LafOntane. Vce-President; g.
.ClauSstuius ) cretaTy; Il. L. Radke, Treasurer.
George Ciaussenius acted as floor manager as
sisted by j. H. Laf0ntane. Floor and Reception
committees The Unknowns."
Pacific Coast Weddings.
Among The important events Of the past week
was the marriage OF Mr.. George W. Gait Of Sc
attl- ana MIS-. Carrie Lane Chapman Of Charles
CITY, Iowa, which took place last Tuesday after
noon at The residence OF MT. j. B. c. Lockwood
at 1113 Fifth street, Seattle, Rev. E. c. Smith
officiating. Mr.. Gait is a worthy gentleman,
well known In the business circles of Seattle,
and VICE President OF the San Francisco Bridge
Tie wedding of Niss Clara Whitesde and Mr.
Charles ;. NOEL took place at tile WbIeside
ideuce in Grass Valley last Wednesday evening.
Iu- parents Of The contracting couple Mr.. and
Richard NOEL, are widely known as representa-
tiye people Of Grass Valley
On the 2Sth ulL al Sacramento Mr.. Edward f.
..Flazer was united in marriage with Miss Ida,
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Wilson OF the
tapitol.City.
Minnie BTaZelle, Two wel-knOwn young people
of Bell MIL was solemnZed by the Rev. Mr.
= Wilson at Red BluG last Sunday
Mr. William II. Tunnel and Miss Fannie E.
: DAVIS Of santa Maiia were united In holy matri-
mony by the pastor, J. W. Balm, last Monday
evening
Mr. William Edward FlournoY and Miss Anna
~. sharp Of near Heuleyville were married on
Friday evening Last IL the residence OF the bride,
= b. 1Ssy. DIR. wilson OF Red Bluff
Party on Twenty-sfxth Street.
A isost enjoyable party took place last Friday
afternoon at Buckingham & Heeht's factory. on
lie corner Of Valencia and Twenty-sixth streets.
The afternoon was spent 10 singing, dancing and
games, the following programme being presented:
Guitar solo, Miss Nellie RuddOck; vocal solo,
MIR. Dan Cofieyi the Highland fling, Miss Nellie
QC0nDelI, in costume, accompanied on the bag
pipes by Mr.. Ned Hayes; vocal duet. "Jemima,''
Miss J. Mccormack and Miss A. Donahue ac-
coinpanled by Mr.. d. Williams; comic song
"MeSorley's Twins" Miss May Marley; recita-
lion, The Boy Stood on the Burning Deck"
George Scott, and Miss Lizzie Mackay; song
aud dance, Miss lydia Blogg ant, and Master II.
their artistic song and dance, entitled d" The
Flowers That Bloom in the Spring"
AT o'clock sumptuous reDast was served,
after which dancing was INDUCED IN until nearly
Among the Invited guests were: Miss Nellie
OConnell, Miss May Mackey, Miss Nellie Rud-
dock, Miss Josie Mccormack Miss Annie D0na-
,.iue, Miss Mary Magorey, Miss Lydia BlOgg. Miss
Bell stanwood, Miss Iva stevens, Miss Nellie
Brown Miss May OConnor, Miss Maggie Kelley,
Miss lille Smklns Miss Mamie Egan. Miss
Mamie Barrett; Messrs. Michael OConnelI, j.
T.. Feeney, d. Coiiey, Frank Cleveland, b. Reed,
B. Foster, J. FeeneY, j. ODonnell, w. Leahy, j..
the musical FOUR. Brown D. Coakley 4
.D0ugherty and W. Patten.
The Gnuloise Party.
The new French musical club, La GauloIse
celebrated their adoption OF new quarters by
giving s0iree dansante last evening at Olym.
pic Assembly Hall. This hall has greatly
pleased the members and their friends aud is
likely to witness many social affairs under the
same auspices.
By o'clock the band was In position on the
raised seats to end, where the handsome
uniforms We're shown of 10 advantage by the
light OF colored japanese lanterns, and before
long the hall was well filled with friends. who
listened with pleased attention 10 the concert
selections which opened the evening, under the
able direction OF Paul ThereuX. Then followed
q recitation