The morning call., 1890-11-15

and Miss Mary Kane the BOBBY prize for
girls. Supper was then served.
Among those present were: Miss Bertha
Hadenfeldt. Miss May Fleming. Miss Ella
Marshall Miss May Quigley, Miss Carrie
Drews, Miss Lizzie kearney, Miss Maggie
Pryor, Miss Alice Murta, Miss Fannie
Clark, Miss Mary Kane, Miss Lucy Martin.
Miss Carrie Clark, Miss Lizzie Kinde, Miss
Annie Quieley, Miss Ellen Fleming, Miss
Emily Lindsay; Messrs. Herman laden
feldt, Orel Corwell, John Martin. Willie
Withward. George Kearney, Eddie Bryan,
John Taisen. Willie Martin, Henry Bas-
sett, Louis Wamser, John Kearney, Tom
Brown, Willie Bryan. Walt"r Taisen,
Mathew Lindsay, Robbie kearney. Willie
Ashman.
A notable event in social circles at Santa
Barbara was the marriage on Tuesday of
Miss LeonGra Stearns Of that city and Mr..
Frederick T. Duhring of Sonoma. The
ceremony took place at tie beautiful home
of the bride, and was performed by Rev. j.
II. Hough The wedding was somewhat
quiet affair, owing TO the illness of the brides
well-known father, Mr.. John p. Stearns,
who has been Frustrated with rheumatic
fever for some months.
Ht pdlIOI anu OlutT IOuIlS Ol Inc TcSI-
dence were handsomely decorated, and music
lent charm to the scene. The decorations
consisted of i, multitude of roses, in which
the blOod-red MARKHAM showed con-
splcuouS; palms, papyrus, ferns, smllaX,
bamboo ana other plants familiar to the soil
and climate of this native habitat of Flora
herself, while in the bay window of the
handsome parlor, suspended over the heads
OF the wedding pair, were three striking
floral marriage bells made wholly oil chryS-
anthemuus Of different hues. lhe day was
one Of Santa Barbara's typical ones for
fairness, calm and beauty, ana the occasion
was wholly delightful.
The bride is the only daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. SteaTns, leading citizens oil Santa Bar
bara ever since it emerged from the status
of Mexican pueblo. and Is a beautiful,
amiable Well-educated and accomplished
Young lady, " no has been given by her
proud and generous father every advantage
of training culture and foreign travel. The
groom, Mr.. Duhring, Is a successful young
business man OF Sonuma, being Nice-Presi-
dent of the SonOma Bank, with interests
also in San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duhring left for Los Angeles
on the afternoon train, TO reulain at the Hol-
lenbeck for couple of days. They will
then visit other 0ints in the south before
coming to their Northern California home TO
reside.
Society Personals.
Mrs. Senator Jones viii not accompany
the Senator to Washington this winter, but
will remain with the children at Santa Mon
lea.
Mrs. David Hewes has been quite i'll at
her residence, 21O1 Van Ness avenue.
First Lieutenant Richard Wallach, U. S.
NJ. c., has been ordered TO proceed from
New York by rail to Mare Island nd report
for duty on the San Francisco.
Mr. n Hupfiuotop Sunday and
a portion of Monday at Del Monte.
Colonel II. Ii. Markham has been enjoy
ing few days hunt in the mountains near
| Pasadena.
Mrs. J. S. Stone of Sonoma has come to
this city to reside permanently.
Miss Ida MarCuSe OF MarySyille has gone
| to New York on visit TO her cousin, Miss
Sadie Marcuse, who will be married in Rich
| mOnd shortly.
Drs. S. j. and E. J. Corbett have returned
from their extended visit to the Eastern
| States, and have resumed the practice Of
their profession at 100 OFarrell street.
Senator Whitney Of Oakland and Mr.. T.
Lemmen Meyer of this city went TO visit
friends at Los Gatos on Tuesday.
Mr.. Claus Spreckels will visit Santa Cruz
on Monday.
Judge and Mrs. J. T. Baldwin are in town
on visit from Stockton.
Mr.. and Mrs Z. Brunswick are residing
at 1000 Van Ness avenue until the 23d inst,
when they VIII start on a four months trip
through Mexico and Central America.
Mr.. E. McAlliSter was over from San Ra :
fael yesterday.
DR.. and Mrs. M.F. Bishop returned to
Alameda last Friday from their two months
| snjOuTn in Chicago and the surrounding
| country. When they departed considerable
| snow had fallen, and the passengers also in
dulged in snow balling match during the
short stop in Wyoming.