The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-23

| The Court 1crba Buenh Soc'"i'
The members Of Court 1erba Bnena
! gave a highly enjoyable social last evening
at Hamilton Hall, on Geary street. near
Steiner. There was gratifying attendance
| and, after the rendition Of an excellent
literary and musical programme, dancing
was INDUCED in until midnight to the music
| Of the Misses Wheeler.
Mr.. William Dodson, assisted by Mr.. 3.
| Marks, ably managed the floor. Tempting
refreshments were served in the intermis-
sion, and all the guests appeared to thor
| oughly enjoy the occasion.
| The Arrangement Committee consisted of
| MessTs. Il. Marks, William Dodson, c. IL.
| Drake, Augustus Bolderman, n. Wright,
! Grant Wheeler and Ill. l.. Ellis.
| The right-Mmrphy Wedding at San ose.
The following additional points of inter-
est regarding the marriage on Tuesday of
Miss Murphy and Mr.. Wright, notice Of
| which appeared in these columns yesterday,
are from the San Jose Mercury. Speaking
of the presents: To the unobservant there
| was only the artists skill to commend
the picture of the 9 Four Coyotes" but to
| the groom and his intimates it was an
| eloquent rendering of the first chapter of his
| love story. Some years ago, while the bride
| was wee bit OF a girl in short dresses and
| plated hair. Mr. Wright stopped at her
fatherf hospitable home and there he saw Il
| little girl feeding four little captive coyotes
| The novelty of the sight attracted him and
as he fingered the era reful movements of the
| child and the sweet tones OF her sympathetic
| voice captivatei him. Looking up at him
with her beautiful eyes she sent shaft into
| mis- heart. that from that hour was hers. 1t
| was long before he confessed his love. but
the picture glowcd in his heart and he re-
solved the tender-hearted maiden should be
his bride.
Another gift of more than usual signifi-
| canoe was that of little Frank, son Of the
| talented +. Ioui King. A few years ago
| Mr.. Wright stood sponsor when little Frank
! was received into the fold of God, and now
| the little godson sends "a fairy lamp to his
! fairy godmother." The gift is worthy of
| the cnid-an exquisite lamp OF artiStically
wrought silver, set with colored stones,
| resting upon tray OF embossed copper.
| The workmanship equals that of the tif-
| tenth century.
Among the many warm friends who sent
| tokens OF membranes were; Mrs. Martin
| Moore, Miss Maggie Enright, Mr.. and Mrs.
| L. PiersOn Of san Francisco, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Max Davis AIr. Neville F. Castle, Mr. Ed.
| ward Goodrich, Mr.. James Miller Of San
| Rafael, Mrs. W. l.. Lyle of San Francisco,
| Miss Mamie Lewis, Mr.. James Finley, Mrs.
| John Murphy, the Misses Mary and Belinda
| Roper, Miss Ysabel del Vale, the Misses
| Mollie and Matte Taafe, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
! Kirk of San Francisco, Mrs. n. q. Argues
| the Misses Morrison. Mr.. Harry Morrison,
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Ryland, Mr.. Morgan
ply, Miss George Mastin, Mr.; Clement
MIS- is1'', John McGeoghagan, Nj. JACK
McGeoghagan, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Lowe
| of San Francisco, Mr.. james Farrell, Mr..
and Mrs. w. Wright, Miss Cole, Miss Helena
Murphy, Mir. Frank Wrisht, Mrs. Yates.
| Mrs Morgan Hill, Mr.. Pat Murphy, Miss
| Daisy Murphy, Mr.. Tom McGeoghagan,
Miss Lolita McGeoghagan, Mr.. and Mrs. f.
Monieverde, Miss Lolita Monteyerde, Mrs.
| Younger. Miss Younger. Miss Agnes kell,
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. Farrall, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Mitchell Phillips, Mr.. Henry &. Alvord,
| the Misses Annie and Lucy McGe0ghagan,
the Misses Fannie and Jessie Miller of
San Rafael, Mr.. Loring G: Nesmith,
the Misses Louisa and Nellie Enright,
and Mrs. W. B. Hobson, Mr.: W.
| ). McMurtry, Martin Murphy DR.. W. S.
| Thorne. Misses Matte and Mollie Taaffe.
| General P. ". Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs. James
| r. Wright, Euiias Wright, General and Mrs.
| 7. j. Clunie. Mrs: l. Gel Vale, Mr, and
| Mrs. Charles NJ. Shortridge, Jack McGtog
| hagaD, Miss Grace Spencer, Miss Wright,
| DIR. and Mrs. NJ. Bowden, Stock Bros, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas A. Mitchell, Albert
| and Mrs. l. ". G. Cofrau, Harry Morrison,
| John Fogarty, Z. Wright, L. Monteyerde Jr,
! |. and J. Loeb, Mr.. and Mrs. Guppy, Arthur
| c. DOnnen, Mr.. and Mrs. a. Wright, Mr..
and Mrs. j. I. Wright, Mr.. W. L. Gill, Mr..
and Mrs. Patrick sianot Mr. Thomas Sin
not, Miss SinuO:, Miss Richards, Mir. and
Mrs. Mclaughlin, Mir. 5. \. Rneker, Miss
Freda Hoffman, Mr.. and Mrs. Weber, Mr..
Antoine Frant, Mr.. and Mrs. Schemmel, Mr.
and Mrs. Martin Iaaife, Mr.. and Mrs. Gal
ley Miss Marceila a. Fitzgerald Of Messy
Woodland, GiiIoy, sent poetic gem.
The reverend cleTgymen present as assist
ants to Archbishop Riordan comprised:
| Father Larkin, who was one Of the assistant
| priests at the marriage OF Mr.. and Mrs. b.
| d. Murphy nearly TWENTY-FIVE years ago;
| Father Bowling, Father Prenderga,t of San
Francisco, Father CaiZia, Father Barchia,
Father Walsh, Father Penasco. Father
Young, Father Gallagher aud Father de
POnte.
Among those present at the brilliant cere-
mOny were; Mrs. Martin Murphy, MIS- b.
d. Murphy Mrs; a. T. Wright, Alrs. john
MeGeoghagan, Mrs. Martin Taafe, Miss
Annie and Miss marguerite McGeoghagan,
Miss Lizzie Murphy. Mrs. W. IL. Wright,
Mrs. A. T. Wright OF Cotton. Mrs E. Monte
verde. Miss Lolita McGeOghagan, Miss
Mamie Lewis, Miss Daisy and Miss Helena
Murphy, Miss Lolita Monteverde, Mrs.
Wilberield, Mrs. W. Taafe, Mrs. Morgan
Hill; General p. W. Murphy, MesSrs A. /.
Wright, Jonn McGeoghagan, William Taafe,
Martin Taafe, Morgan HUI, James T. Muir
ply, W. Ii. Wright, 5. L. Wright, f.
Monteverde, j. and I. McGeoghagan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward in their bridal trip
W i'll visit all the points OF interest III the
East aud South, returning to San Jose about
Chri stnNs, when they Will make their home
with Mr.. and Mrs. b. d. Murphy.
Society Personals.
Mir. and Mrs Mark B. Kerr have returned
here for The winter season from Washing
ton, D. c., and will be for the present the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. \. Shepard at
their residence near Oakland.
Mrs. p. A Dean and Mrs. Harry Dean
have returned from their extended sojourn
| at Apologize, in the Sierra Nevada Noun
| tains / hey were greatly benefited by their
Mrs. Topping and Miss Daisy Topping
| have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. G. \. Plat
of Vacayile
their son Frank are expected home from
their extended Eastern trip early in Noyem
ber They are now taking in the various
points of interest throughout Texas.
Mr.. Z. +. Beale, eX-United States Minister
to Austria is here from Washington He
is a guest at the Palace Hotel.
Mr. Barron Jacobs the President of the
Arizona National Bank, and family left for
Tucson to-day. The family was accom-
panied by Miss Bessie Barnes, who will
spend the winter with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney NJ. Smith and the
Misses Smith have returned TO the city from
a four months visit at san Rafael.
Among The guests at the Wright Murphy
wedding on Tuesday was General p. w.
Murphy, the brides uncle, from San Luis
Qbspo.
Mr.. Joseph D. Grant has been visiting in
San Jose.
Mr.. Robert Oxnard has returned from San
Rafael, where he has been spending the
summer with his family.
MIR. and Mrs. j. w. Hale and Miss Por-
+aot,s ora at the Occidental Hotel for the
winter.
Rev. II. NJ. du Bose, pastor of the Trim ity
N. f. Church South of Los Angeles. is
about to remove TO this city. The Los An
gees Christian Advocate, of which he is
edito-. will move its Office of publication TO
San Francisco, which will necessitate a
change OF residence.
Miss May Carberry Of HAYES Valley is