The morning call., 1890-11-11

L uc HOuSo WAS tdSteluuy duOIueu Win
fragrant flowers and wreaths OF smllaX.
The guests, many of whom were fellow
graduates of she bride from the University
of the Pacific. were numerous and the pres
ents many and valuable.
The usual congratulations were followed
by an elegant supper, after which the even
ing passed swiftly and pleasantly In music
and conversation. A feature of the evening
was the exquisite musical selections by the
Misses Alice and Mary Mering of this city.
Both are trained and skilful pianists, and
their rendering OF classical and popular
music was highly appreciated
The young couple bad taken apartments
at the Windsor House, Oakland, for few
days, and left yesterday for CaliStoga, their
future home, where Mr.. Springsteen has
gone into the hardware business, having
bought out an old-established house.
Party in EIgin Park.
A most enjoyable time was spent on
Mrs. w. A. Mengel in Elgin Park. The
| guests assembled there to celebrate the
twenty third birthday anniversary of her
son, Mr.. Emil Mrngel. The rooms were
tastefully decorated with flowers and
| smilaX.
The evening was spent in music, singing
and dancing. An appetizing supper was
partaken of at midnight During the early
| part Of the evening Mr.. Mengel was pre-
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| companions, MesSrs. j. j. OBrien,. /.
| DOrgan, Albert Stellin, +. Scallan and ii.
| w. Schwindt.
Among those present were: Miss Katie
| Smythe, Miss Mile Flynn, Miss Annie
| Scheehan, NJ IS Ida koenig. Miss Lizzie
HoltSlander, Miss Susie Burke. Miss Clara
| Mengel, Miss n. +. Slattery, Miss Minnie l..
| Mengel, Miss f. Wilson, Miss Kittie NJ.
! Downer. Misses Mabel and Gertie Northrup
! Osler, Mrs. NJ. l.. Osler, Sybil Coleman, Mrs.
W. A. Mengel. Mrs. }. A. StOutenburgh,
Nh and Mrs. J. c., Flynn, Messrs. E. 6
| Mengel, A L. Mengel, 3. j. Benedict, A. G.
| KTOkt, John Downer. a. +. Stellin. j. j.
| O'Brien, Ii. w. Schwindt, George p. Dorgan
| r. j. Dorgan, James f. Nouuan, j. ii.
| Nounan, Alexander j. Wilson.
Tho Pacific Lodge Party.
| A pleasant party was given last evening by
Pacific Lodge, No. S15, Knights and Ladie:
OF Honor, at Union-square Hall. Blum's
Band provided music for about 100 couples
| The grand march was led by Mr.. +. \
Grant, p. G. p, and Mrs. George j. Vim
cent, V. p. An evening of much pleasure
only terminated at O'clock.
The courteous r. ception Committee con-
sisted of Mrs. Pauline Hem and Mrs. K
| Dexter Committee of Arrangements-Mrs
| Kenison, Mrs. Pearl, Dr. Muir. Mr.. HUI
and Mr. George j. Vincent, Chairman.
Mr.. Hull managed the floor capitally, be-
| ing ably assisted by Mr.. Frederick Grant
Party on Mason Street.
A very pleasant party was given to Mr.
W. f. Koch Jr. at his residence, 1915 Mason
street, on Saturday evening last.
Music, dancing and games were INDUCED
in until midnight, when delicious supper
was served. Mr.. Koch received many hand
| some presents. The guests departed at an
| early hour in the morning.
| Those present were: Mrs. j. Mayer,
Mrs. A. BeSchamann, Mrs. George Burk-
hardt, Miss NJ. Whelan, Miss a. Koch, Miss
| 4. Hamilton, Mrs. Meserole, Miss Sehafer
Miss L. Peterson, Miss II. Bauch, Miss L.
| Bossel, Miss NJ. Graves, Miss r. BauZ, Miss
Miss A. Egert, Miss Egert, Miss E. Zerhen-
der. Miss 5. Sontag, Mrs. j. Wickenhauser
Miss r. McGibbing, Miss NJ Meserole
| Messrs. W. g. Koch, W. I. Koch Jr., a.
| BeSchamann, G. Burkhardt, ?. Whelan. j.
| Graves, II. Bacigalupl. +. Bauch, W. IVES
sell. b. Jamison. W. Kahn, p. Sontag, R
Meserole, II. Koch.
Pacific Coast Weddings.
Mr.. H"nry Hogrefe and Miss Annie Roth
were married last Saturday week ago al
the residence of the groom in Haywards.
| The groom is a most prosperous and popular
| farmer OF that valley, and the bride is a
| most eStimabe young lady, and the young
est daughter of Mr.. j. Roth Of Crow Can
yon.
| MT. j. Il. hlpIlnPeT, CITY tullOI Vi lHt
| San BernardinO Courier, was married In
that city last Thursday 10 Miss Martha Wa
tiers, favorite Native Daughter Mr.. Kip
| linger is an able writer and possesses many
| friends.
Mr.. Charles Landersee and Miss Matte
| Lamont were united in marriage at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. W. ii. Greene, near Haywards,
last Sunday. The bride is one of the finest
| artists in the State, and the groom Is the
popular book-keeper with the Johnson-Locke
Company of San Francisco. They came to
| this city Sunday and registered at the Grand
| Hotel. Monday the fire broke out in the
| hotel and the bride came near losing her life
| by attempting to jump from the four History
window, but her husband caug bit her in the
nick Of time.
Society Personals.
Mrs. James 3. Stetson is SojOurning at
the Arlington, Santa Barbara.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Estee has come down from
| Hedgeside to the Palace Hotel for the sea-
son. Her daughter and Miss Deering are
| at the Berkshire.
Mr. and Mrs. J. p. Smith, of Sunshine
| Villa, viii leave Santa Cruz on Friday of
this week for several months absence.
| They will spend the winter in New York
| City, and may possibly visit Europe before
| returning
Mr. Byron ]. Murray Jr., assistant cash
Ter Of the Bank of California. has been
| spending few days at the Hotel Vendome,
| San Jose. Mrs. Murray and daughter ac-
| eompanied him on the trip.
Mrs Henry G. Hubbard and son, Mr..
| Henry Hubbard, Of this city. have gone to
| CORTLAND, Sacramento County, on visit.
| While there they Will be the guests of Mrs.
| Sol Runyon.
Mr.. Frank X Cicott arrived in Liverpool
| on the Teutonic October 10Th, and since then
| has been making tour of England and Ire
! land.
Miss Wheeler of Rose Cottage. Sausalito,
is contemplating a trip East at an early
date.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. Naglee Burke nee Nag
| lee of San jose are travelling in England.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ricardo Villafranca are now
| in Washington, ID. c.
Mrs. L. Dore and Miss Ruby Dore have re-
| turned from their European trip after an
absence of year and are now stopping at
the residence of Mrs. Hoffacker, 2OO7 Pacific
| avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. George II. Wheaton of Oak
| land have been spending the past week in
| San Jose.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Bachelor have returned
| home from trip to Stockton.
Judge w. G. Belcher is visiting in Eureka.
Miss E. Elliott visited the Chrysanthemum
| Show from Santa Rosa.
Mrs E. o. Smith of San Jose is spending
| several days in Oakland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell Easton, who have
been visiting Del Coronado, have returned
! home.
Mr.. Henry E. Highton has been visiting
| Sacramento.
| Senator Stewart has left for Washington,
d. G., accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs III. NJ.
| Yerington.
| Mrs. Walter Byington is spending several
| days with friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George jackson are spend
| ing few days in San Jose.
| Mr. William Dunphy has gone on a trip
East.
WEALTHY BEGGARS,