The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-17
Marriage of Miss Edith Beam and
Mr.. John Allen Park
Last Night.
AN INTERESTING CEREMONY.
The Pleasanton Hop-CeIebration of
the Mexican independence Day.
Party on Thirteenth Street.
The Macdonald Davis Wedding.
Behrens Party in Oakland-True
Friends Meet-Notes.

The Western Addition Club entertainment and
dance will take place at Odd Fellows Hall this
evening.
p asant musical entertainment was given
last evening at the First United Presbyterian
Church, on Mason street, near Eddy, under the
direction OF Professor Arthur C. Baker.
a farewell party was given at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. f. Sperry, near Atlanta on
Friday evening. the 9Th inst a very pleasant
evening was spent and dancing was kept up till
a late hour.
The entertainment ana dance announced for
last evening at Mission Music Hall was post
poned until the 9th prox.
Colonel and Mrs. f w. Sumner entertained a
number OF friends very pleasantly last Friday
evening at their residence on Van Ness avenue.
The marriage Is announced in Paris. France,
OF Miss Bertha Thomas and Mr. Henry Roustan,
which was solemnZed OH the 25th ult The
bride Is well known IN the French colony in this
Oily.
Miss Martha Lane, a cousin to Sister Mary de
Sales, and former resident OF Santa Clara, was
united In marriage last Thursday in this city to
Mr. Charles Halves, well-known resident OF
San Jose.
a most enjoyable hop was given by Mrs. NJ E.
Pendleion at the Hotel PleasantOn on Wednes-
day evening last, when large number Of the
guests of the hotel and Il cir friends partic pated
IN an informal dance. which was kept up until a
late hour.
An Interesting Ceremonial.
An interesting ceremony took place on Satur
day afternoon at the residence of Baron and
Baroness Won Schroeder. sos Harrison street.
when the infant daughter Of Mrs. Isabella Wal
lace Donahue and of the late James Meryyn
Donahue was baptized by Rev. Father Lagan OF
San Rafael. The drawing-room was pretty
decorated with JaIanese lilies, and The service
vas ifaught with deep interest.
The sponsors were Baroness Won Schroeder.
the aunt of the infant helress aud MIR. W. c.
Holloway OF j. w. Grace & Co. and Consul from
Peru and Uruguay to this port. The little one
received the name of Isabella Mary, and at the
- conclusion Of the rite received many caress.
Amid the general congratulations on the happy
occasion the tea-equipage arrived and The guests
were duly waited upon by corps of attendants.
Owing TO the recent death of Colonel j. NJ.
DOnahue there were only present, besides Mrs
DOnahue the following relatives: Baron and
Baroness j. Il. Won Schroeder. their children. the
family Of Judge William I. Wallace. Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard L. White, Rev. Father Lagan and
MIR. and Mrs. W. E. Holloway.
The Baam-Park wedding.
The intimate friends and relatives only gath
cred at the house OF Mr.. and Mrs. A 7. EnOs
1926 Howard street. last evening, TO witness the
marriage of Miss Edith Beam, youngest daugn-
ter of Mrs A. I. Enos, and MIR. John Allen
Park, teller OF the First National Bank OF
Seattle.
The parlors had been elegantly decorated with
ferns, flowers and smIlax by affectionate hands
In honor OF the occasion. At $50 O'Clock the
wedding March" was commenced on the piano
by Miss Annie Clark, and Immediately thereafter
the contracting parties entered the room and
stood beneath the large marriage bell OF flowers
in the center of the front parlor. Rev. Dr. L. Is.
Spalding of ST. Johns Episcopal Church, corner
OF Fifteenth and Valencia streets, OBLIGATED.
The bride was attended by Miss Mary r.
Ream, her sister, and Miss Bee Patrick OF Chico.
The groom had Mr. Rob IT f. Cowan as bis best
man. The bride was given away By her step
father, Mr.. Z. L. EnOs. AS the wedding party
GROUPED themselves before bright star Of hope,
wrought OF lauiestinas ana crimson geraniums;
they were strikingly effective picture All
around were lovely clusters Of flowers, roses
and maidenhailsr gems ~-fedOminatinr making
-7sttar the III ssive ceremony OF the Eplsco-
pal church Reaybeen performed, relatives and
friends came f6fSisId to cOngratulase The newly
welded pair and WISH rnem continued blessings
aud prosperity in their journey through life.
Tie guests then repaired to the dining-room and
parloOk of a sumptuOus repast prepared Tor the
occasion, the table being beautifully decorated.
Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs. A.
7. Enos, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Washburn, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Hornlng, MIR. and Mrs. Allen Bur-
ingtOu, Mr.. and Mrs. James Benson ST.. MI and
Mrs. Arthur Beam, Judge and Mrs. Clark, Mr..
and Mrs. James Benson Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Stevens Mrs. NJ. E. Eastman and Miss Bee
Patrick of Chico Miss Minnie Cummings OF
Oakland. Miss Mary K; Beam, Miss Annie
of Seattle, Mrs. A. NJ Norton, Mrs. s. Pitt, Miss
Kate stevens. MISS Myra Stevens, Mrs. Frank
Benson.
Mr.. and MIS-. Park leave for their future home
IN Seattle on the steamer Umatllla this morning.
The Mexican Celebration.
Last evening WITS celebrated highly interest
ing festival among the Mexican community. The
occasion was The eighteenth anniversary OF the
independence of Mexico, which was honored by
a special entertainment, bail and banquet at Odd
Fellows Hall
The scene OF the festivities was gaily decorated
with streamers and flags OF the Mexican national
colOrs. The stage was frlDged with exoties and
suTmOunted by representation OF the bird OF
freedom. All around the galleries hung shields.
Wreathed with flags and bearing the names OF
noted fields. OF victory, such as 'Iiaxeala,"
..Zaeatecas," "Hucatan," "Iarrasco" and Vera
Cruz"
very large attendance early filed all avail
able seats IN the body OF the hall and The gal
leres. The presence OF the Juarez Guard. which
marched IN IN a body, added much TO the lively
- appearance Of the assemblage. The celebration
[Ok place uuder the auspices of the Mexican
= FSrfSptle League, having Tie following officers:
A X. Cdney (idexican Consul 10 this port, Prest-
dent; A. Trillanes. Secretary; A. Ballen, Treas
urer. Trustees-Captain A de la Tore, Al
fredo Benavides, Juan Jose Pine, Julian Z. D.
loya, Ramon Garcia, Beniclo Blanco, Crlsostomo
Uontreras, Ramon Vasquez, Manuel RojO, MI
guel Oliver, Carmen Jimenez. a. de la Tore j.,
il was nearly O'Clock before all the notables
were present and the following programme was
commenced: National hymn; overture by the
orchestra, jubilee -; Walls - Parla " (ArditD,
sung by Miss Ellen Coursen; duo, II Trova
tore " (VerdD, by Miss Andrea Mojca and Mr..
j. f. Ritter; solo de fauta, "Attiia" (VeTdn
Senior j. Ferguson, accompanied by Senior +.
SchuitZ: rOmanZa - Non yer (Matte) Senior
Edward Lotz; duo, La Serenata" (Schuberp,
the Misses Ellen Coursen and Andrea MojIea;
hymn. Viva Mexico (musie by Harrison Mil
lard, words by Mariana Aicoy), sung by Air
Harrison Willard; fantasia (AlaTdl executed on
the violin by Miss Conception Miramontes, ac-
companied on the plano by Senior NJ. Solana
Official address by the orator OF the day. Senior
Alfonso Trillanes; reading OF the ACT OF lnde-
pendence by Senior Ramon Garcia.
.Ihe national hymn, the first number on the
programme was sung with peculiar impressive
ness by special sOosts and he full chorus, ac-
companied by the large ana efhelent orchestra.
The whole was under the direction OF Professor
Joseph Roeckel. Following were The soolsts
and members OF the chorus, respectively; SOLO
ists-Sepor c. F. Jmeuez, Sonora V. A. Carranza
DR.. Victor A. Carranza, Miss Ellen Coursen
Tie members OF the chorus we're: sonora Y. a.
Carranza, Flora Peterman, +. Ubhaus, F. de
Bertha Mersing, Maude Frank. Josephine Short
Susie Hull, Fannie Couch, Adeia 6alyeZ, Alta
gracia Perez, Justna Perez, Francisco Espinosa'
Margaret Duofzek, Teresa Miramonies, Concep-
cion Miramontes, Minnie Provost, Rose Philips
Marguerite Shine, Annie Marshall, Emily
Emilia Gotta, MaIgarita Gonzales, Emma Pro-
vost. Nellie Couch, Jennie Fischer. Emma swan,
Evelyn Manning, Geraldine Coursen, Cathle
IIEspmosa; Senior DR.; V. a. Carranza' =. r.
T Jmeuez, j. f. Ritter. Edward Lott, j. d.. DECK
mann, George Plender, Antonio Uriarle, fedrico
Melsicn, }. O. FOgarly, Andres Sandova.
Alter the successful entertainment the nah
was cleared for dancing, which was Kept up
merrily until late. An elaborate banquet was
toasts were honored. contributing not little to
the enjoyable character OF this well-condueted
The committees Of the evening were composed
respectively as follows: Reception Committee
Senores Eustaquio Feliu, Carlos Moncisvais,
Salvador Camarepa, Eduardo Abrahams Lauro
Viegas, Neves Garcia Carlos Davolo. Simon
Garibay, Diego Green, Francisco Echeyerria,
o. Nj. GOlddracena; floor managers-Captain A.
de la Tore aud Senior Alexandra Ballen; assist.
ant floor managers-Senores Manuel Roio, j. j.
Pine, Ayeln0 Tegeda aud Ramon Garcia.
Champion reception in Oakland.
For some time past social circles In Oakland
had been on The qui vlye concerning the APP
preaching date OF a reception which was given
by Mrs A. II. a. Champion OF hip Alice street,
Oakland, In honor OF her daughter, Miss Regina
Cham ion, Oh Thursday evening the 11th inst
The parlors and dTawing.roOm were canvased
and prOiusely decorated. The floral pieces were
elegant and the rich toilets OF The ladies present,
the sparkling Of jewels and the many fair faces
all blended into picture which Will linger long
IN the memory OF those present.
Dancing was the order of the evening, inter
spersed by many vocal and Instrumental solos
and duets and pleaslng reciIaIlons. An excel