The morning call., 1890-06-20

IN suspicious brightness by the presence OF a
beautiful variety of flowers. Congratulations
and the service of delicious refreshments fol-
| lowed. and The happy pair some time later lett
| the scene amid the cordial good wishes OF the
/ friends assembled, among whom were many
| well-known members OF society. MIR. and Mrs.
| McAllen have left the city for trip down south
OF few weeks.
Party at Halfn"on By.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Sollan gave pleasant party
| at their residence at Hafmoon Bay last Sunday.
| The dancing scene was decorated with fresh-cut
| flowers and evergreens The tables were also
| beautifully decorated and loaded with refresh
| ments for the occasion. Dancing and singing
were the chief amusements, which were kept mp
| TIL late hour. All had a very pleasant time.
| Among those present were MIR. and Mrs {. Sol
| tan, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
| OsteimanD, Mr. and Mrs II. Brut, Mrs. o. Behn,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Costa. MIR. ana Mrs. Williams,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Martin, Miss Lizzie MelZgar. Miss
| Rose Schubert Miss Mary Martyr, Miss Emma
Brhu, Miss Christine Behn Miss Annie 0ster-
mann, Miss A Shoultz Miss Dora Horn of Red
wood CITY, The Misses Maggie and Clara Moran,
| Miss Lizzie Martyr, Miss SOPHIE Martin. the
Misses Annie Mary and Carrie Costa, the Misses
| Minnie. Bertha, Ella and Emma OStefmann, Miss
| Amanda Soltan; Messrs. Henry and John Sol
tan, Claus Hashe, Mr. jordan, G. and Leo Sehn-
| bert Hermann ana Walter Shonllz, L. Frey,
| George Behn, George Campbell. MI. VandiIk X,
John Moran. John Dobbel, Clifford Pitcher,
| Elmer Beuar, GROVE Myman I. ana j. Quirlin,
| John " ilams. W. 0stefmann, p Elkins, Htnry
| kanm'rei p. Carr, }. Marlin, Henry SOlIan,
Charles Sollan, Mr.. Dutard, John Silver, Antoine
| Silver.
| Pacific Coast Weddings.
One Of the most interesting and beautiful OF
| tile seasons nuptial ceremonies In Pasadena was
that Of Philip Adam Laing of Buffalo, n. Y. pri-
vate secretary OF tile Mayor OF Buffalo. aud Miss
Florence Edith, daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs. VIII
ford Fish Of Pasadena, which event was sol
| emnized last Tuesday evening in the Baptist
| Church, Rev. Mr.. Harris officiating.
| Miss Louise Chevalier and NJ. NJ. G. Holmes,
| with " ellis Fargo & Co. at Los Angeles. were
| married lie II St of The in flat civ, and
! left immedia ely for SANTA Barbara, where they
| Will pass their honeymoon.
| MIR. Isaac Smith OF Santa Clara was married
| on Monday, in OakIand, to Miss Nina Kitten
| house II Mountain View
Mr.. Ernest Leopold Consciously was married
| at Sacramento last Sunday, by Rev. DR.. c. Taub-
| ner, te Miss Lucia 1rtug, both OF Sacramento.
Mr.. Dial L. Wilson OF Oakland and Miss Ger
| tIude Bedbury of Alameda were married on sun
| day last al the residence Of the parents OF tie
| bride.
| The Cauzzn- Oiesse Wedding in Oakland
Last Wednesday evening The wedding OF Miss
| Jennie Olcese of Oakland and MIR. JOHN b.
Cauzza of Tomaes, Marin County, took place in
| Oakland. Both the contracting parties are we'll
known socially III their respective countries OF
| residence. The ceremony was reformed in st.
| Francis de Sales Church. which was beautifully
decorated for the occasion. Father McSweeney
was The officiating pastor, assisted by Father
| Canwel The bridal PARTY marched TO the altar
| led by four ushers, John Gagliardo, John ii. Gag
| uardo, John S. GagllatdO and j. GaTribaldi, fol-
| lowed by Master Victor Oleese and Leonora
| Dumonicloni rs pages. Louis Olcese performed
| the part of best man and Miss Minnie Oleese was
! maid OF honor. During tie ceremony the beautl-
| ful Angels Serrnade" was played by A. Leone
| ana brOthrrs, with TWO VOns aud one harp. All
! The conclusion OF the service Meudelssohn's
| wedding March" was played large number
| Of friends were present
| The party then repaired TO The residence
| of The brides parents at 1890 Sixteenth street,
| where sumptuOus wedding feast was partake Il
| Of by the relatives and int innate friends.
IanyTA IS +.
| Andrew Olcese, ana was born In Hornitos, Matt
| posa County. Her father is wealthy merchant
| and has large stores in HOrnitos, Mercrd, FIRES.
| no, Tulaie ana Sumner. The family came 10 Oak
| land IN 1856, and occupy fine residence at the
corner OF Linden aud Sixteenth streets.
| MI CauZZa is native of Switzerland, TO which
| country The brides parents also belong. For
| about eight years he has resided IN Tomales,
| Marin County. He is what is styled a sell made
! man. about 30 years of age. He is the leading
| merchant of the northern part OF the county and
| IS favorably known in all parts OF It, After a
| several weeks pleasure trip 10 Los Angeles he
| VIII take his bride 10 IOmales.
Mir. and Mrs. CauzZa received large number
| OF handsome presents. A piano was given by
| Louis Olcese and Miss Minnie OlceSe. Many
beautiful silver pieces were received from others.
There were present at the banquet: Mr.. and
| Mrs. CauzZa, Nj. and Mrs. Oleese, Miss Minnie
| Oleese, Nj. Louis Olcese, MIR. John Olcese Mr..
Andrew Olcese, Mr.. Cesar Olcese, MIR. and Mrs.
Frank Oleese Miss Maggie OiceSe, lhe Misses
| GaI ibadi Mr.. John Garibaldi, MIR. ID. j. PEN
| dola, MT j. CanayarO, Miss Lena GaZZOla, Mrs.
| Morans. MERGED; Miss Theresa Campodonieo.
Miss Mary Bancroft, MI. john GagliaIdo, Miss
| Gagliardo, Hornitos; Mr.. John Ii. Gagardo
| Mr.. John 5. GagiaTdo, Miss Henrietta Gagit-
ado, san FIancisc0; Mr.. T. j. Fowler, Mr..
| Cauzza, Mr.. Falion Marin County; Miss Louise
| Campodonico, Mr.. and Mrs Tryon, San Fran
| cisco; Mrs. Semoilie, Miss SemOrile, Mrs.
| Camlslone, Napa.
The Donegal Social Club.
TIE Donegal Social Club held its regular
monthly meeting last night and the following
| were elected officers: {. Gallagher, President
| Z. Brown Vice Presidents; Miss Alice Tamony,
Secretary; NJ. Il. Morgan. Treasurer; j. Nee
| han, Sergeant alarms. The Committee on
Picnic reported that they had procured Nld-
| wood Glen at Sausaito for the annual picue.
The parlors Of the club were beautifully deco
rated for this. their monthly meeting, aud after
| enjoying sumptuous supper, which had been
! prepared by the ladies' as a surprise, music and
| dancing were INDUCED in until late hour.
Society Personals.
| Mrs. r. Woolworth and Miss Woolworth VIII
leave for Del Monte on the Both INST
! MIS-. Latham will 60 down 10 Monterey 10 re-
main over the Fourth.
! Mrs. BOardman and family Will leave early
next month for Del Monte.
Miss BaIbette PIageman is at Cologne, Ger
many.
Miss Kittle McGivney Of SaBFrancisco is visit
| ing Mrs. Josie Lyon OF Sacramento.
| Mr.. Frederick SIraub ana family went TO Santa
| Cruz for four weeks recreation.
Major W. ID. Barton returned last week from
| lis Eastern trip Of over year.
Mr.. S. American, the electrician, son OF DR.. s.
American, left last week for Denver, Colo,
| where LIE Is engaged TO supernteud the electric
| installations for tie new theater.
| Miss j. Il. Eagan aud Miss NJ. L. German are
Ow domiciled in ST. Helena. They viii remain
| al the White Sulphur Springs short time be-
| fore returning to this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Fnigan aud family have
| returned from Tahoe.
Miss Marie e. Boyson has returned from
MI Charles E. Quigey of the firm Of Hersh-
| berg Quigley returned 10 Oakland on Monday
- rAr.T old In
| Scotia.
Miss Marie Griffin Is the guest of Mrs. Fred
| Tallant at her cottage IN San Rafael.
| Mrs Juneen, wife OF Lieutenant Charles Jun
| gen, who has been seriously III, has. her many
friends Will be glad TO learn, conyaesced.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A O.. Booth, after short stay at
| the Hotel del Monte VIII DEPART for London and
| Paris
Captain j. NJ. Patterson left Oakland on Mon.
| day night for an extended EasIeln "Trip, his FIRST
visit tO his ola nome IL New York State III four
teen years.
Miss Ashe has returned from q visit 10 Mrs
| Carter 7. PomeTOy at her cottage III San Rafael
Judge G. 5. Zane, son and daughter, OF SAIL
| Lake CITY are visiting their relatives, Mr. George
a. j. Davis and family Of Oakland.
! Miss Nellie Joline has returned from visit to
Mr.. and Mrs Fred L. oosier at the Napa Soda
Springs.
Birdie NJ. WoOsey and Master John WoOlsey Of
Oakland have gone INTO camp at sunol.
Mrs. Z. Z. Eyre and Miss Eyre will leave for a
visit 10 the Hotel del Monte on July ID.
MIR. ana MIS- w. II. Neilbye OF Oakland are
camping ia a very picturesque spot at SuaOl.
| Mrs. j. b. Wooster, Miss Wooster and Mr.. J.
| B. Wooster Jr. arrived here yesterday morning
from Europe and are guests at the Hotel Pleas
anton, where they were joined by Mrs. WOOster's
| son and daUghter-in-law, MIS-. and MIS-. f. ).
| " oosler NEE JACKSON. who came down from
Napa SUda Springs 10 welcome tile returned
| travellers
The Misses Emma and Alice SUIT and Miss
Imogene Smith Of Oakland ale going 10 San Ra-
| fae i0r tile summer.
Senator P. w. Murphy is entertaining his
l AIra Mari nj Ia her
| granddaughter, the Misses Taffe. Mrs. Joaquin
| ARGUES and Mrs. X. I. Carroll aud her family Of
| this CITY, at his ranch, the Santa Margarita in
| san Luis Obispo County.
MIR. and Mrs NJ e. Chapman left last WedBes-
day for Highland Springs, where they Will spend
| tBeir vacation.
! Among he weknown guests who are spend
| ing a season at the Geyser Springs are Mr.. and
| Mrs. Edgar NJ. Wilson NEE Forbes, MI. and