The morning call., 1890-07-02
EVENTS IN The
SOCIAL WORLD.
Marriage of Mr.. Henry C. Hacke
and Miss Hattie Horstmann.
FAREWELL TO DIR. MESSING.
Court Stanford Social The Me-
CaffFey-Doud Wedding GaIick
Surprise Party-A Musicale on
Washington Street - AntoneIle-
Duoarron Wedding - Party on
Brannan Street Notes.

Brannan Street Notes.
a remarkably pretty wedding took place last
evening at 81. Maikus Church, ca Union square
Tie contracting parties were MIR. Henry C.
Haeke now engaged with Baker & Hamilton in
tGis city, and Miss Hattie Horstmann, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Horstmaun OF San francisco.
The handsome little church was beautihed with
a tasteful arraagem Mt OF roses III tall jars
thanked with stately exotic plants
About $40 O'Clock the oTganist, Mr.. w.
ScAleuter. commenced The " LOLeaEr grin 4" march,
and every pair OF eyes IN the crowded building
was turned toward the main entrance. The
ushers came first, Mr.. Henry Miller, Mr.. An
drew Himmelmann Mr.. Winthrop Miller aud
Mr.. William Doliing. Then advanced The maid
OF honor, Miss Carrie Bellmer. followed by the
bridesmaids, Miss Clara krenZ and Miss Cara
Misheli. Last of all came the bride, beautiful
blonde, carrying large cluster OF Agrippiua
roses and leaning on her fathers arm. The
groom was attended by his brother, MI. ". c
Hacke.
Pastor Fuendeling performed the impressive
CEREMONY in the course OF which he deliver ed a
very eloquent homily on the duties and sienih-
cauce OF the Important relation now entered
upon. At one point 10 tile ceremony beautiful
soprano solo was rendered by Miss Thomas, and
a. tlo biiudl pdiAY AttidCcu tEci way 10 tue
door the organlst rendered the Priests March,
from Italia"
A reception was afterward held at the resi-
deHCe OF the BRIDES parents, 100 mission street.
about eighty friends being present. A Sumptu-
Gus supper was served, and dancing afterward
held sway till late IN the handsomely decorated
parOIs. The presents were very numerous and
costly. some having been forwarded from New
YORK and Australia. Many consratulatory tee-
grams were received.
Tie blide and groom left after supper for
Two weeks stay al Lake Tahoe. Upon their re-
tuna they VIII take up their abode IN Alameda.
Notes.
Nlr. Fred Emerson Brooks recited at General
Howard's reception on Governors Island, New
York haTbor. last Friday.
The well-known contractor, Mr.. Joseph S.
Antonelle Of San Francisco was quietly mar
lied on Monday In Oakland to Miss Elsie A.
DucalrOn OF San Francisco. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Father Ackerly Of St
Johns Episcopal Church in the presence Of a
few friends. The groom gave Mayor Gla'cock
cht ok Of $500 for The benefit Of the orphans of
Oakland.
Irout-fshing excursions to the mountains are
very popular these days. On Saturday and Sun
day party consisting of Senator J. Sloat Fas-
seit Of New York, Mr.. John w. Dwight OF North
Ddkoa, and Major Z. 5. HOughron. Mr.. Harry
Cling, Or. Wood ana Dr.. SOuthworth OF Sacra-
mento caught fine lot Of trout in Bonner Creek.
a public installation and social will be given
by Bay City ParlOr, No. 104 n. S. e. W. at
Friendship Hall, ODD Fellows Building, this
evening.
Considerable interest has been excited In tile
Eastern States by The announcement OF the mar
Tlage at Monterey last Friday OF Dir. John Olaf
lin If Brooklyn. head of the firm OF Clzfiin & Co.,
10 Mrs. Dunn, widow OF the late William 5. Dunn,
Who seven years ago was member Of the same
hlm The wedding was privately solemuized.
RIncon PaIlOi, No ~, y. 5. q. W, Will give
au installation party at Pioneer Hall this even
ing.
\ public installation and hop was held last
evening at Union square Hall by Court Eui eka,
No. 6l46 A. o. +. There was good attendance,
and all enjoyed the occasion. The committees
consisted of: Committee OF Arrangements.
Vivian, CHAIRMAN, I. Shore. s. Stevens, II. c.
Wiukler, J. Clark, c. ). Hughes; Reception
Commtltee-J. Clark Chairman, d. Carbrae, J.
Nelson, w. Ii. Williams, c. W. ThOmpson floor
manager r. D; Duke; assistant floor manager,
George, J: Porcher, I G. Paekham, G. Lang
ford, u. W. Cumlnins, B. L. Manuel.
Party on Hyde street.
4 very pleasant birthday party was rendered
10 Mr. Pedro L. Galllck at bis residence, 1901
hyde street, last Monday evening. the parlors
being handsomely decorated with flowers. The
feature OF tie evening was Spanish music A
suluutous repast was served 10 the dining-rOOms,
which were elabOiately decorated for the
casion Among those present were: Miss Mon
tetOs Miss Wesener Miss Paeard, the Misses
Douglass Hiss Enfield, Miss EspiuUsa, Miss
Montenegro, Miss Gallick, Miss Richards Miss
NUeme Miss Thana, Mss Schleisen; Messrs. j.
h. facard '. NOemel, j. c. POnella, Pedro L.
Ga'.tck, Enrique Behr OuOISchleseu. +. J. Gal
lick VI. Maupn, NJ. Wesner Mr.. Enfield.
The MoCsffrey- Doud Wedding.
On last Wednesday evening, at St Bridgers
Church. Miss Lille Doud Of this city and Mr.. P
J. Mccartney OF san Luis 0blsp0 were united In
marriage by tbs Rev. Father Ryan. Tile church
was thrOnged By the numerous friends OF the
happy couple The bride was assisted by her
sister, Miss Fannie, ana the groom WIS attended
by Mr. McCaun OF san Luis OOispO as best man.
Alter The ceremony, the couple proceeded to
the residence Of the bride, 1924 Pacific avenue,
where the evening was spent in vocal and in
strumental music The presents were costly and
numerous. Mr.. and Mrs. McCafIey left for
Monterey, and from there Will 20 10 their future
home In san Luis ObSpO.
Among the guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Z. j.
McCati ey, Mr.. and Mrs. John DOud Mr.. aud
Mi-. 5. Il. BoIomley, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bot
touiiey, Mr. and Mrs. j. II. Hatch OF san Mateo
NJ and Mrs Roy, Mr.. and Mrs 7. MeCafrey,
Mr.. and Mrs Mcdonald Of san Jose, Mr. and
MR.. watkins OF San Luis Obispo Mr.. and Mrs.
Mrs. Sherwood, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. DeupTey,
Miss Fannie Doud, Miss Carrie Doud, Aiss NJ.
5. OCOnnOr OF San Luis ODispO, Miss Kate Hes
Sion, Miss Ella Kelley OF Headsburg, Aiiss Ida
Slman, Miss Camilla Kelley OF Headsbu burg,
Miss W. Thompson, Miss Alice Vincent, MISS
Susie Vincent, Miss Lizzie BOuOmloy, Miss
Celia Bottomley Mr. Mccain OF San Luis
Oblspo. Mr.. RoOs, Mr.. 4. Flesh, Mr.. w. Hamil-
ton. Mr.. J. Hamilton, Mr. J. Hession, Mr.. P.
Be ert, Mr.. G. Mghel, Mr.. Spiller, Mr.. Morse,
Mr. Edward BOaud and Master BOtt0mley.
Entertainment on Warrington street.
Last Saturday evening Messrs Cooper, Plnts
and IversUn gave to their friends literary and
musical entertainment at their residence on
Washington street. The large parlors were
thrown open to the guests. The event Of the
evening was the appearance Of the Comedy
Boomers" Messrs. Peterson and Raphael. Mr..
Richard F. TIL presided.
Tie following Is the literary and musical pro-
Rramme: Piano solo, Miss Berthe Hartman;
song. Miss Maud hall; recitation, Mr. Edward
Floyde; medley Cooper, Pints aud Iyersop; re-
citation, Miss Jennie Cohen; song. Miss Rose
Gregg; recitation, Miss Lizzie Gregg; song, the
Misses heser and spIivaIoi recitation, Miss
Addle Hhite. The guests departed full OF de-
light with their evenings entertainment.
Among those present were; Miss Alice Brad
Miss Addie White, Miss Maud Hall, Miss Lizzie
Gregg, Miss Rose Gregg, Miss Amelia Latteen,
Miss Ida Persler, Miss Jennie Cohen, tile Misses
Rose and Stella SpliYdlo Miss Rose heusey;
Me-srs. Peterson, Rapheal, TIL, Floyd, fints,
Cooper. IVersOn, L. lYeTsOn, }. Rapheal, Asman,
Howard ana Isdol Cooper.
The Court Stanford Entertainments.
- Court Stanford, No. 1868, A. o. F. Of A, held
an installation and social last evening In Red
Mems Building. 1t was highly successful af-
fair and gave much pleasure. The courteous Re-
cepion Committee welcomed every conner with
cordially, and found seats for all.
The following Offcers were 1Tst installed:
Cher Ranger, NJ. j. Irvine; sub -chief Ranger,
e. T. Smith, Financial secretary S. 5. Frosser;
Recording secretary, Jules A. Ny; treasurer.
L. q. RunZej Senior M00dman, Francs ennis
JUNIOR WoodmdD, L. g. Worden; Senior Beadie,
Sylvester Garduer; Juaior Beadle, W. A. Fer
TelL
Mt. Sherman T. Blake then took the chair aud
announced the numbers of the following pro-
gTamme, which was much appTeci ated; Plano
duet, A. Schmitz and b. Irauiner; recitation,
Striking the Rock" Miss L. Trautner; msndo-
lin solo, Mr.. Fred Pike; plano solo, MIR. William
Barr; vocal duet, Misses Harriet and Jeanette
WOrdeu; either trio, Miss Julia YaentiB, Mr.. j.
Carr aud Dr. r. l.. Hultberg.
Dancing afterward enjoyed until late. The
committees were composed as follows: Floor
q. o. WiQteTDPrUs Rrpauftuu Commit.
TEEN j. Irvine, e. {. WinIerbergi S. 5. Pros
ser W. r. Grogan.
Party Branuan Street
A very pleasant surprise party was given to
MI and Mrs. James Mcmahon last Saturday
evening at their residence, 923 Brannan street.
-.L-.L. $3.50. ..La L....