The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-04
who accepted the kind invitation for the days

who accepted the kind invitation for the days
enjoyment sincerely hope there will be
another picnic before the rain sets in.
The following were present: Miss Minnie
Cummings. Miss Ida Ehrenpfort, Miss Emma
Dsllwig. Miss Rebecca Cornahrens, Miss
Miss Agnes Zi>sig, Miss Jessie Simpson,
Miss Laura Carey, Henry Schroeder Jr.,
Albert Ehrenpfort, Henry Cornahrens,
Frank Little, Roy Whitney, Albert Dellwig.
The Thumann- Sander Wedding.
Last Tuesday afternoon, at the German
Lutheran Church. quiet welding was cele-
brated. Rev. Mr.. Fuendelng officiating. The
contracting parties were Mr.. Adolph Thu
mann OF Healdsburg, and MISS Annie sander,
lately of Germany The happy couple went
TO Hea!dsburg where they will reside. Mr..
Truman is one of the most popular gentle
men in his county, and has friends by
leCions. His bride is al accomplished and
anna bic young lady.
Pacific Coast Weddings.
The marriage of Mr.. James Burdett to
Miss Lillian Fellows, daughter Of DIR. and
Mrs. l. Fellows of Los Angeles, was solemn
lied at the First Presbyterian Church on
Tuesday evening by Rev. DR.. Russell The
ceremony was strictly private. An unusu-
ally brilliant reception, however, was held
at the new home Of the young couple. More
than 800 guests were present.
Miss Fannie Mchlaster and Mr.. Fred j.
Kupfer were married in Alameda last
Monday. They will reside in this city.
The marriage of Miss Lucy W. Smith and
Mr.. Edward S. Thatcher took place at Ojai,
Tuesday, at the home of the brides father,
General T. c. II. Smith. The Rev. a. q.
Daniels performed the ceremony.
Mr. George w. Combs of Alameda and
Miss Alice NJ. Des Marais of Los Gatos,
were united in marriage in that town last
Sunday, week ago. The young couple
will reside in Alameda.
A society wedding in Los Angeles that was
Justly celebrated last week was that OF Mi.
W. NJ. CasweIl, the broker, and Miss Cora
Tubbs.
Miss Gertrude Edgerton is visiting here
from Los Angeles.
Mrs. DR.. White is visiting in Hea.dsburg.
DR.. Kelly, who has been visiting a school
friend in Los Angeles, has returned home.
MI Joseuh W. Stanford. nephew of Lee
land Stanford and large wine-grower of
Warm Springs, and wife, are at the Ven
dome, San Jose.
Mr.. C. Osgood Hooker has been visiting
Stockton.
Hon. John T. Dare mas been visiting in
Santa Cruz.
Miss Butler of Philadelphia, grand
daughter of Mr.. Jay Cooke, is the guest OF
Mss Alice Boalt.
DR.. Henry L. Tevis is now in New York
City and Will be unable to reach here in time
TO attend his brothers wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Danforth are occupy
| ing their new residence 202T Broadway.
Captain Stockton, U. s. N. of the Thetis,
! has been passing a few days here since his
| return from Central America.
Mr.. Rudolph Neumann returned last Sun
| 1arr fba nara 1a 10
| after an absence there OF several months.
Mr.. William Dunphy was down at Santa
| Cruz on Sunday.
Dr. Bronson of Alameda and Lieutenant
| Foster of this city visited Oakland the first
| of the week.
Mr.. 4. c. Bassett has been paying a visit
| to Santa Cruz
Mr.. and Mrs Herman Drucker, for many
years residents of East Oakland. leave foI
J an extended visit through Europe. Mr..
| Drucker has fallen heir to large estate OF
| his deceased brother in Germany, and will
make his trip one OF business aud pleasure.