The morning call., 1890-09-26
THE GILRULY-RICE WEDDING.
7. M. |. No. 7 Pays Y. L. |. No. 8
Pretty COMPLIMENTARY Inter-
esting Santa Cruz Wedding.
The Pandora Company's Play.
Party in OakIa nd-Coast We'd
dings-PersonaI Jottings.

kafternOon from II to o'clock at the Maria
Kip Orphanage. $40 Harrison street. Dur
ing the reception Bishop Nichols is to pre-
sent the Bishops medal 10 the child merting
the honor for general excellence. A large
number of interested ladies have signifed
their Intention of being present
The Bay City Wheelmen will celebrate
their sixth anniversary by giving dance at
Union-square Hall this evening.
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Angelo CanOll arrived
from the East yesterday and are the guests
of Robert McElroy Esq, corner Haght and
buchanan streets. DR.. Canoll Is the newly
elected pastor of Simpson Memorial Metho-
dist Episcopal Church of this city and has
the reputation of being a very eloquent
preacher and distinguished pulpit orator.
He will preach his first sermon in his church
corner Hayes and Buchanan streets next
Sunday, the 2Sth inst
An amateur opera will be given this even
ing at the San Rafael Opera House under the
auspices of the S cety ladies of that place
for the benefit Of the book fund of the Free
Library.
The Voltas will be sat home" at Minerva
Hall, Saratoga Building. this evening.
The Italian Musical Institute concert will
take place at Irving Hall this evening.
Lieutenant Harrison of the Second United
States Artillery. professor of military science
and tactics at the University at Berkeley,
has delivered up the seals of Office to Lieu
tenant Randolph Of the Third United States
Artillery. Lieutenant Harrison has held
the place for four years to the highest de-
gree of satisfaction. His recall by the War
Department was the cause for the most sin
cere regret by the students and a large circle
OF friends, who esteem him highly both as
an officer and friend. He has been granted
a four months leave of absence and will be
here some time yet before reI0inlng his regi-
meDt in the East.
give an entertainment and dance at Sara
toga Hall this evening. The Sheridan Club
will produce my Partner"
The Misses Jeanette and Rose Keene
We're serenaded last Monday evening about
10 O'Clock by a humber of their gentlemen
friends, who were afterward invited in and
agreeably entertained.
Paramount Lodge. No. 1OS, Knights OF
Pythias, will give its third lemonade social
and entertainment at Excelsior Hall, 23lq
Nilsson street, this evening.
Regarding the serious and almost fatal ac-
cident to Miss Bonynge, published in tele-
graphic dispatch from London on the 18th
inst, private letter written week after
the accident says: ''She was picked up in
sensible and so remains up to this time
hanging between life and death. She has
both jaws broken, and, as they cannot give
ehloroform, they cannot set the bones hence
she may be defOrmed. Her side indicates
paralysiS beyond this we cannot tell" a
later telegram happily pronounces Miss
Bonynge out of danger
" 13STThuIy-Rfce Wedding.
There large and e1pectant assem-
blage in 7assAg at an early hour yesterday
morning in ST. Johns Church on Eddy
street 'aIey were there to witness we'd
ding and without shy formal invitation had
all been impelled to attend by one motive of
friendship and esteem for the contracting
parties.
The latter consisted of Mr.. James II. Gil
huly, a popular Director of the Olympic
Club, who has been for twelve years honor
ably connected with the DuDham-C arrigan-
Hayden Company Of this city, and Miss
Anna E. Rice, daughter of the late Mr.. and
Mrs Rice. Both parties have hosts of
J friends in their own circles.
Promptly at 9 o'clock the organist com
meuced a wedding march, and soon after
the bridal party entered. First came two
pretty little girls bearing baskets OF flowers
which they afterwaTd strewed ID the path OF
the united pair. Next came the brides
maid, Miss Mamie Schwartz, with the best
man, Mr.. Charles Stanyan Jr., followed by
the bride ON the arm Of relative. The
groom joined his fiancee at the altar-steps,
where they were united by the Rev. Father
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celebrated and then the happy pair, on its
conclusion, left the sacred edifice amid the
general good wishes of their friends. a
sumptuous breakfast was afterward enjoyed
bp the bridal party and few friends at the
home Of the bride on Eddy street, near Bu-
Mr.. and Mrs. Gnhuly left later for a
honeymoon trip in the south, intending 10
20 to Del Coronado. On their return they
W reside on the corner Of Tyler street ana
<(.r1an OF Tho wedding gifts
were very handsome and included COM
= pIets dinng-room set of furniture from the
firm OF Dunham- Carrigan-Hayden.
Among those present at the ceremony
were: Mr.. and Mrs Herman Rankin, Miss
McGovern, Mrs. Martin, Mr.. Daniel Buck
lev. Mrs. I. j. WEIGH, Miss WEIGH, Miss
Minnie Reagan, Miss UConneu, Miss
Ellie Arnold, Mr.. George Maxwell, Miss
Mamie Maxwell, Miss Ada Bowling, Mr..
j. Nounan, Mr.. and Mrs. A Buckley,
Mrs. Timothy O'Brien, Major Charles Stan
lev. Mr.. Thomas Dillon, DR.. and Mrs Sulll-
van, Mr.. aud Mrs james Corbett the
Misses Corbett, the Misses Riley, Miss
I Maggie OConneI, Mrs. Frank MeCormlek'
! Major O'Connor, Mr.. Charles McAuliffe,
Miss McAulife, Mr.. Charles Sullivan, Miss
Dottie Schwartz, Miss Title Reed, Miss Nc
Donald, Miss Sarah Williams, Mr.. j. Nor
rissey, Mrs. a. Kelly, Mrs. Frank Nc
Cormick, Miss Houston, and others
An Ipter-institute Compliment.
An Interesting ceremony took place lasl
awning on the occasion of a complimentary
entertainment and social given at B'nai
R'rith Hall in honor of Young Ladies' In
stitute No. by Young Mems Institute No
z. 1t was strictly invitation affair, but the
institutes and their friends filed the body
and the galleries of the hall.
The entertainment consisted OF the follow
ing numbers: Overture, Bum's Orchestra
selections, Mr.. j.. ?. Mccarthy; selection
from Sims, The Life Boat" Mr.. Mark W
entation, President James E. Britt; yoca
solo, Mr.. Thomas Z. Burns; originalitles
Mir. j. B. Cummiskey. The presentation by
President James E., Britt Of No. T. Y
= III. L, to Y. L: l. No. 3 was
milton of the interest taken by the sister in
sfitufe in No some little time ago, when
their GOODWILL eliminated in the presenta-
ton Of a handsome flag, which attracted
much attention in the parade shortly alter
ward. The return presentation, ow made,
consisted of a handsome block and gayel,
silver. mounted and suitably engraved and
chased. The President of No. 3 made a
happy reply to the telling presentation
eneech of Mr. Britt, and the compliment is
one that will be long pleasantly remembered
by both parties TO it.
Dancing to the music of Blum's Orchestra
agreeably concluded the affair. The several
committees were composed as follows
Committee OF AtIaugeHieIlto-MI NJ. T.
Finn chairman, Mr.. Thomas w. Burke,
Mr. ]. j. Brady. Mr.. }, W. Shanahan, Mr..
q. j. Gallagher, Mr.. George NJ. Kelly, Mr..
Thomas II. Brady; Reception Committee
Miss Mary Noonan, Miss Ella Comyns, MIR.
James Il. Britt. Mr.. Z. E. Hill, Mr.. James
McEnroe, Mr.. d. ]. Riordanr Mr.. J.. j.
Brespan, Miss Belle Boyle, Miss Alice Con-
lIn, MI w. l. Harold, Mr. p. +. MeC0r-
mick, Mr.. Joseph p. Stetson, Mr.. l.. l..
Sheerin floor manager, Mr. w. L. LaDigan
Floor Committee Rose Phil lips, Miss
Maggie Lowney, Mr.. T. III. Farrell,
Mr.. Il. w. Lynch, Mr.. Thomas Z. Hsaly,
Mr.. J. L. Mulhare, Miss Annie Mclaughlin,
Mrs. Mamie Griffin, Mr.. f. l. Carney, Mr..
w. j. Hunt. Mr. P. j. Michigan, Mr.. j. a.
Donnelly.
Martin-Young Wedding in Santa Cruz.
y A very pretty wedding was celebrated In
Santa Cruz on Wednesday, the central
figures being Miss Josephine A. Young and
Mr.. Norman IL. Martin. The bride Is one