The morning call., 1890-09-07

MIS-. UlelZ, RTS- flppe, MIS-. DtTtud
Messrs George D. II. Reck. John Bippl J. Wag-
ner, E. Doyle, r. keck, George 1. Reck, u,
Wideman j. Bailey; E Haeket, T.; D,eyius' u T.
GIolher, T. Simmons, ?. Hdggeriy, w. Behrens,
T. Pelegriuey, T. Sperlng. L. MCGEE, j. Bruins,
j. Hackctt, a. Gardner, L. Beppl, ii. Sunsmann.
Hood-Frisbie Wedding at Menlo Park.
Members OF the Woman's Relief Corps, as
well as numerous other friends, Will be much In.
terested IN The intelligence OF the recent wedding
of Mrs. Geraldine Frisble, tile popular Past De-
partment President OF the order, TO Mr.. Albert
Hood, al the Presbyterian Church at Menlo Park.
At l o'clock the church was filled TO its ex-
IRENE capacity with friends from Menlo, Palo
ALTO, Redwood City and Mayteld. The interest
of the occasion was increased by the celebration
Of the nuptials Of Miss Emma LOveland ana MI.
Guslaye laumelster at the same time and place.
The wedding party was met AT the lhlesnolu ny
the usheis aud moved up the aisle 10 the merry
peals of a wedding march executed upon the
organ by Mis- Scott. Mlss LoVeland ana MIS-.
Fri.bie each carried handsome bouquet, the
gifts OF Captain Harkins. AT The CONCLUSION OF
The ceremony the happy couples received TIE
congratulations OF their many iIlenas, dn ',yy
left Oh The evening train for San FRANCISCO anna
n shower of lice and good wishes. Mr.. ana mrs.
Hood VIII spend their honeymoon at Lake Tahoe,
Mrs. Hood has won all hearts by her sunny dis
position She mas deem prominently Identified
with many benevolent movements, and IN her
official capaclty has won golden opinions nom
members of lie w. Il. c., those meeting her In
business relations having formed for her re-
gard which has led 10 warm tlendshlp. Mis-.
Hood Is at present Treasurer OF The Moman's
Relief Corps Home at Evergreen. hosts OF
friends in and out of the Order have prolered her
warm congratulations and good wishes.
1he Parlin-Rogle Wedding.
A very pretty wedding took place at Grace
NJ. E. Church last Wednesday evening, when
Miss Anna E. Boyle was united 10 Mt. Frank h.
Parliu. Long before The ceremony TOOK place
The handsome church was filled with the numer,
Gus friends of the bride and g. Dom. he sacred
ednce had been very tastetuily decorated by The
The yery Impressive ceremony of the Method
ist Church was performed by the hey. DR.. Z. v;
Anthony pastor of The church. Inc Drldal
party. which was led by lie four ushers, Messrs.
Thomas Seabury, Edward /. Hewitt, L. Ii tie
and Joseph Foster. walked down the aisle 10 the
strains Of sweet music, discussed by Professor
WIttICk. Following The uShers came The groom's
best man, Mr.. Joseph Sanchez, who was accom-
panied by lie brides maid, Miss Kate koilmyer.
After thess came The chalmng bride leaning on
the arm OF The happy groom.
Immediately after the ceremony the party re-
paired 10 the residence OF the brides parents,
where reception was held, The happy couple
receiving The congratulations OF relatives aud
friends. The evening was pleasantly spent In
music and singing, and about II O'Clock Il dainty
supper was paftaken OF.
Mi and Mrs. Parlin later In The evening left
for Meulo Park ana to-day viii leave for van
couver, i. e., where they Will make their future
home.
Among the invited guests were: The Rev. DR..
c. V. Anthony and Mrs. Anthony, MIR. and Mrs.
J. 5. Boyle, Captain ana Mrs. T. G0odail, MI. >
Brown, Captain l.. Cooper, MIR. and Mrs. L. ..
Lewis, Mr. aud Mrs. COddlugtou, Mr.. Edward 1.
Hewitt, Mr. I. SeabuIy, Miss A. Renwiek, Mr..
Joseph Sanchez, Mir. ". koDyer, Mr.. j. Foster,
Miss NJ. Curren, MI. and Mrs. henderson, Mrs.
Beaumont, Mr.. L. Little, Miss S. Harrington,
Miss +. Fulda. MI. Kann. Miss Ella Boyle, Miss
Laura Boyle, Mr.. Il. Boyle, Miss HOyt, Miss hale
koilmyer and many others.
The Anchor Lodge Entertainments.
An unusually large crowd OF members anc
friends of Anchor Lodge, No. Z, Order OF Royal
Argosy. attended one of lis most pleasant enter
talnments given this season, last Thursday even
ing at Cambrian Hall, on Mission sueet. The
fine programme was Listened to with more than
usual attention. After the conclusion OF the en-
tertainment dancing was INDUCED IN, only 10 %
Interrupted for a time to participate IN refresh
ments and past midnight the attractive strains
of music kept The attendance large TO Inc very
last. great deal Of credit Is due TO the hem
bers OF the various committees for the happy
termination OF The pleasant affair. The pro-
gramme included The following numbers: Ad-
dress, Mr.. Henry c. Gesford. Supreme Presi-
dent; song, Miss Fitzgerald; recitation, Mr.. Bar
bel; song, Miss MahoDey; remarks, Mr.. Charles
d. Coon, Supreme Secretary. Following com.
posed The acting committees: committee OF
ArraDgements-Mr. James Stuart, Mr.. }. j. Me-
Kenzie, MIR. joseph Bedbury, Mrs. Nellie Smith,
Mrs. X. Short. Reception CommltIee-Mr- Nc
Dewitt P. F., MT. N. Desiy, Mr.. Z. Rasmussen,
MIR. &. Johnson.
The warford-Haggett Wedding.
Last Wednesday evening at their future home
MIR. George Warford. one OF San Franchises
Native Sons and son Of Mr.. 5. Warford Of Va
lle10, was united III marriage 10 MISS DdIe nag
gett daughter of Mrs. E NJ. HagGett OF this city,
The Rev. E. B. Easton reformed the ceremony
The groom bias furnished handsome 1af, and
will start at once 10 Housekeeping at 124 Church
street, where they will be pleased to see their
friends on Wednesday evenings. The presents
were numerous and handsome, and all OF use
fnI nature, there being very few duplicates Mr.
Warford is craftsman al the Union Iron
Works. The company present at the ceremony
were the parents and relatives OF both parties
and few Intimate friends. After the ceremony
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late hour.
Pacific Coast Weddings.
At Chico on Wednesday MIR. r. c. Long OF
| Gridey was married 10 Miss Anna Taylor, by
the Rev. Jesse Wood. The bride is Butte
County young lady, having been born at the
Colby Landing, wost Of NOrd. when that place
I was Que oi me aost Important on tue river.
her fFihe. the iaJe Z. NJ. Taylor, was 1t that
TINE q ss'iny merchant there and sHbSe-
f 4IeLtiy Jscame prominent icmeeTmdn "a
tricc aac St Per;z, she IS most h-hly e.
tsemea By q laTgs circle q i,iends. SIR. Long
is ore Cf tic lssdins lawyers Of Butte county,
gWniua = ilr-s piactice III tiftf'cy, where be has
( IN eieEaui mons Ire happy pair left 10 spend
. the loIeEm. -i.Sa4t3 Cruz
MIS- Catherine Josephine Boyle aud hr. James
Alexander Duncan, Of san ftdncisco. we're mar
RED al tile residence OF the brides mother, Mrs
! Julius Negnef, al Glen Ellen, by TIE Rev. fAtneI
| SnHIvau OF Sonona. Among those present from
tbis city were: hr. 1anders, Mr.. Joseph Mans
/ neid, Mr.. Edward Terrell, Miss Annie Smylh.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Burns, Master Burns and Mr.
Society Personals.
Captain aud Mrs Q Il Rice uofuefir ~ ;
! Iva BInsoma L. S. a., are down nom 1as..
country home 81 CoiIlsylle and are registered
=. Tie GRAND Hotel.
Colonel Markham arrived yesterday from his
home In Pasadena, where he has been making a
short sUjOuIn since he received the nomination
for Governor fIom the Rel ubIican Convention 1t
Sacramento.
Miss Lille Lawor is being entertained by Mr..
nd Nrs friln .nln
| Park.
Mr.. John D. Sweeney, formerly a resident OF
| Elmira, but now prominent teacher and menl-
| Der Of the Board OF Education ot Tehama County,
| was married on Thursday evening, September
| 4th to Miss Hattie Carlson. of Tehama County
They departed for this city, where they Will re-,
main for a week, witnessing the Naive sons
| eele bration, after which they Will return 10 L.
! hama and begin keeping house.
Miss Hattie NJ. Dixie and Mr.. George A. Housn
were united in marrl &c at the residence OF Tue
| BRIDES parents IN Los Angeles on wednesday,
Rev Dr. Cantine performing me e esleo W5i,,,ms
OF YouEtyiIIe and MISS Rosa Boxold OF Napa
were united In marriage by Rev. Johh Coyie at
tie sIternoon. At The residence OF the
btide,s mother in Virginia, Mr. X. u. Hancock
and Miss Nellie Lean were united In the holy
MIS- Carrie Doud has gone south for the bene-
fit OF ner health. She IS ACCOMPANIED " MISS
F,Hnie Doud WHO VIII stop ut San Luis Obispo
10 visit her sisters, Miss L. A and I. ,. NC
Gallery.
Misses Nellie and Amy Hamlln Oh lulare are
guests this week of Miss Lillian Slinkey az the
ri Monte Hotel.
Mrs Buca ley, wife OF DR.. c. F. Buckley, ac-
companied by her daughters, left yesterday for
EuIOpe She goe with the intention of placing
the children at school in France.
Miss Tessle Myers OF Portland. Oregon, will
leave for home next Thursday evening. she Will
be nea sed 10 see her friends at 1929 Pine street
"wednesday evening and Thursday afternoon.
MT. Ben L vi Of the Pa ifc Pos all TeIe graph
Cable Company has gone TO Seattle TO spend his
vacation.
Mr.. George T. Nagle and Miss Emma Eaton
have gone on a visit TO Byron Springs.
Lieutenant S. A. Cloman Is at The Occidental
Hotel.
Mr. J. p. lie Count and family have returned 10
their residence IN this city after spending six
months in Sausaiito.
MIR. thomas Archer left yesterday for trip to
Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. V. Huntington are here on a
visit from the Eastern States. The gentleman is
a nephew OF Mr.. Coils p. Huntington
Governor and Mis-. Il. Ii. Waterman and Miss
Waterman Will remain for some time at the Occi-
depia EOiel.
Mr.. Peire Kewen Is down from Sacramento
General Cobb, who has been very sick for some
time Is n0w entirely recovered.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Boffnung aud Miss HofYDunp
mn .ftair v IN