The morning call., 1890-10-07
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Society Weddings in San jose and
Across the Bay.
Reid Party on Twentieth street-Smith-Mc-
Aleer Weddine-Party on Pest Street.
The Owls Congregate.


The Eothen Clubs garden party on Satur-
day in the beautiful grounds surrounding
the residence OF Mrs. +. NJ. Smith on East
Oakland Heights, appears to have been an
ideal affair. About 600 guests were present,
only one member of the club being missed.
Two orcheStras, Noah BrandtS and another,
discoursed music for the dancers and
promenaders respectively. The officers OF
the club are: President, Mrs. +. Nj. Smith
Vice-PreSident Mrs. d. 3. Hinckley; Secre-
tary, Mrs. Henry Wetherbee; Treasurer,
Mrs NJ W. Fisk,
The Del Monies give their eleventh hop al
Odd Fellows Hall this evening.
Miss Sadie f. Hogan and Mr. J. c.
Heenan were united in marriage last Sun
day afternoon at st. Joseph's Church by
Rev. Z. Scanlon. After the ceremony the
bridal party and the families of the con,
tracing parties repaired TO 1120 Harrison
street, where the wedding dinner was
served. The bride was attended by her
cousin, Miss Annie T. Hogan, and Mr..
Frank W. Baily acted as best man. Mr..
and Mrs. Heenan left for Monterey early
the next morning. On their return they
will reside on Geary street.. They were the
recipients of many costly presents.
The spacious kenna residence on Thir-
teenth avenue and East Twenty first street,
Oakland. presented a scene of great
brilllancy Friday evening, when a young
peoples party was given by Miss Blk
Kenna and her friend, Miss Emma Murray.
Invitations are out announcing the mar
riage of Professor Levi Morley of Ply
mouth, Cal, to Miss Dora Ia Moline, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Norman, Of Brent
wood, Cal. The marriage ceremony will be
celebrated IN the NJ. +. Church at Brent
Of nj Inv II
Brill of Martinez.
The Aldine Musical Club will give full
dress party this evening at Union-square
Hall.
Pleasant Party on Twentieth Street.
There was an enjoyable social gathering
of young folks at tie residence OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Reid, 724 Twentieth street, last
Friday evening in honor of their eldest
daughter Miss Annie Reid. Everything
passed off pleasantly, and dancing was kept
up to "the wee sma' hours anent the twaf."
Excellent music was furnished by the Fuh-
rer family.
spacious dlniug-rOom, which was ar.lSucaily
decorated with garlands of flowers. Chinese
lanterns hung from the ceiling and the room
presented beautiful appearance.
Among those present were. Mr. and Mrs.
Harris, Mrs. Knox, Miss Mary Mann, Miss
dore McGraw. Miss Edna McGraw, Miss
Daisy Cummings, Miss Virginia Kerr, Miss
Emily Kerr, Miss Alice Culin, Miss Jardine,
Miss Edith Stevenson, Miss Floy Sarie, Miss
Christie Worden, Miss Florence Worden,
Miss Emma Lyman, Miss Edna Lyman,
Miss Susie Ashton, Miss Lille Ashton, Miss
Carrie Roberts, Miss Jeanette Anderson,
Miss Jessie Anderson. Miss Eva White,
Miss Carrie Collins, Miss Josie EIchbaum.
Miss Nellie Wentworth, Miss Grace Ed
wards, Miss Fannie Deacon, Miss Minnie
Fancher, Mss Alice Partridge; Me;SrS.
James Rolph Jr., Wallace Thompson, VIII
liam Eolph, Frank Somers, Lewis Spear,
II. Bustwick, William Cookson. John
Mccullough, Charles Mccullough, James
Mccullough, Walter Peterson, Frank Deacon,
Philip Fisher, Lumon Fisher, Robert Mann,
Theodore Durant, Charles HaZeltIne, Robert
Phillips, Allan Marshall, John Marshall.
Mr.. HOWE, Thomas Eichbaum, John HIM,
Allen Parsons, George Wheeler, Charles
Crist, William George, Stephen Piper, Mr..
Simpson. Joseph Cummings, j. st. Brem-
mer and Arthur Kellom.
Burk-Naglee Wedding In San Jose.
The marriage of Miss Antoinette Naglee,
youngest daughter of the late Mr.. Henry NJ.
Naglee, and Mr.. John Naglee Burk took
place at the Presbyterian Church, San Jose.
last Tuesday. The ceremony was per-
formed at high noon by Rev. II. c. Minton,
and was attended by large number of the
relatives and immediate friends of the con-
tracing parties. The marriage ceremony
was very impressive. The bride was given
away by Judge j. ID. Thornton OF San
francisco, the groom being assisted by
Mr.. }. W. Ferris of san Rafael as best man.
Miss Marie Naglee, the brides sister, was
maid Of honor. The ushers were Mr.. How
ell c. Moore and Mr.. l.. g. NeSmith. After
D1pny connie
congratulations of their friends, and in the
afternoon they started for New York. On
the 18th of this month they will take passage
on the steamship Teutonlc for Europe, 60
ing direct 10 Liverpool. During their stay
abroad they Will make an extended tour of
the Continent, and the date of their return
has not yet been fixed. The bride was the
recipient of 2 large number of very valuable
presents.
Tho Owls Party.
A pleasaL, gathering took place on Friday
evening az the residence Of Mr. and Mrs.
William Westerfeld, 1850 Fulton street, the
occasion being the initial social Of 1.-The
Owls" The large diLing-room was taste
fully decorated. and afforded ample dancing
room for many happy couples. During the
intermssiOns lively games were INDUCED in
and refreshments distributed, and the peals
of laughter which resounded through the
hall plainly showed the thorough enjoyment
of the young folks. Among those present
were: Miss Lille Westerfeld, Miss Bella
Fiddes, Miss Lulu Rapp. Miss Jenny Abra-
ham, Miss Lille Wiel, Miss Agnes Drew.
Miss Stella Lies, Miss Camilla Lies, Miss
May Harold, Miss Nellie Harold, Miss
Myra Squires, Miss Bella Stumpf, Miss
Della Brown, Miss May Brown, Miss Louise
Romburg, Miss Teresa Romburg, Miss
Kitty Shaw; Messrs. John G. Rapp, David
Abraham, w; j.. Doxey, ". Werlich, Otto
Abraham, LOUIS Rapp, Clyde Westoyer,
Il. Halsted, George Wells Paul Elder,
G. TrollIet, A. Iolnesby, Alfred McKinnen,
r. Sullivan, p. Westerfeld.
WhitP-Ryland Wedding in San Jose.
Last Wednesday Miss Lucie White, the
only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. b. f. White,
was married to Mr.. Charles Ryland at the
residence of the brides parents in san JOSE
The house was handsomely decorated with
plants and flowers. The decorations were
the work Of friends Of the fair young bride,
including Miss Edith Williams, the Misses
Norma and Ada Ryiand, Miss OrIie Wake
lee, Miss Evelyn Sharp, Miss Edna Cole,
Miss Celie Emerson ana Tass Ryland.
The ceremony took place beneath the arch
in the parlors, and was performed by Rev.
Father CalZla. The parts of the bridesmaid
and mad OF honor We're filed by Miss Susie
Jones of San Francisco and Miss Orlie
Nakeiee oil Santa Cruz and the groom was
attended by Messrs. Ballard Whita ana Tass
Ryland. After the ceremony congratulate
tons were offered and the newly married
couple led the way to the dining-room
where an elegant wedding breakfast was
served.
Mr.. and Mrs Ryland left on the after
noon train for San Francisco en- route for
Southern California. Upon their return they
Will go immediately to housekeeping, as Mr..
Ryland has erected and furnished beauti-
lul home on his ranch. few miles from San
Jose.
The guests present at the wedding were: :
Hon. and Mrs. c. T. Ryland, Hon. and Mrs.
Is. ID. Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Kilt
redge, Mrs. Kirk, Miss Lizzie Chandler, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Ryland. Misses Ada and
Norma Ryland, Florence Kittredge and Bes-
sic Bedell. Mr. and Mrs. Bedell, Messrs.
John Ryland, Dwight Ryland, II. Morrison,
James Finley, E. White, j. Kerwin and Mr..
and Mrs. James O'Keefe.
The smith-hcAIeer Wedding.
a quiet wedding, yet one complete in all
its happy details, took place last Thursday
at noon at the home of the brides mother,
COG HaiSht street. The contracting parties
were Mr.. Robert Weston Smith, son of Mrs.
Arthur McDermott, and Miss May McAleer,