The morning call., 1890-06-05
ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.
The Young Ladies Institute Enter
tainment-A Family Lawn Party
Near Caiistoga-TwiIight Club
Gathering-Private Parties-Pa-
cifc Coast Weddings-Society
Personals.
The McGlvnn Finley Wedding.

Peter j. McGlynu, General Passenger Agent OF
the San Francisco and North Pacific Railroad
Company (Which responsible position lie has
bonorably filed for over fifteen years. and son
Of The late John McGlynn, prominent pioneer
Of this city lie was an Intimate friend OF the
late J. Meryyn DOnahue and his father, the late
Peter Donahue. Miss Finley was educated at
The Sacred Heart Convent of Oakland and both
bride and groom have hosts OF friends and we'll
WlShers.
Tie ceremony was performed at $3.50 O'clock
III the presence OF a HumOer of friends, by the
Rev. Father Lagan, according 10 the solemn
rites OF the Catholic Church. Miss NJ. Finley
sister, took the part OF bridesmaid and the Two
sisters looked charming. The groom was at
tended by Mr. J. Fred Burgiu, President OF the
san francisco and North Pacific Railroad, as
best man. Preceding the ceremony tne "Lohen.
grin" wedding march was gTandy rendered, and
The Impressive DenedlcttOn ending the ritual was
deepened in impIessiveness by the celebrai ON Of
nuptlal mass.
The day was auspiciously cloudless and en-.
banced The pleasure experienced by the bridal
party IN Their drive 10 the residence OF the brides
mother, Mrs. NJ. j. Finley, on the southeast
corner OF Francisco and LeaVenwortl streets.
Only relatives were present at The post-nuptial
reception, which was rendered appropriately
festive in appearance by The pretty decoration Of
Its scene. wealth OF roses adorned The parlorS
and In The dining oom where, after cOngratula-
lions, q sumpIuous wedding breakfast was
served, the table appointments were particularly
tasteful
Mi. aud Mrs MeGlynn left soon after break
fast fol Monterey, where they viii spend few
weeks Upon their return they propose 10 leave
for an extended tour of the States going by the
Canadian Pacific road and returning By the
Southern Pacific. taking In all The points OF in-
teTeSt lying within reasonable radius OF their
projected route.
Among the guests at the wedding were: Mrs
Flnley, Misses Mamie ana JENNIE Finley, Mr.
PeIer Finley, Mr. Charles McGlyHn, Miss Cecilia
MeGiyuu, Mr. Fred BuIgn, Colonel Mention.
Engagement Notes.
The wedding Of Miss Minnie A. Butenop and
Mr.. Harry W Rulisou will take place Saturday
9 F1sa Ia 0-frn gN,H4. 81.
First Presbyterian Church.
The engagement is announced of Miss Jennie
L. Williams. daughter OF lie Berkeley capitalist,
and Mr.. James L. Melville of San Francisco.
T1ey are 10 live In their own home In Oakland.
The engagement OF Mr. William Smith aud
Miss Mamie Mehan of East Oakland is an
nouueed.
The wedding OF Mr.. Edwin B. Carson, step
son Of eX Judge +. A. HOmblower, and Miss
Mamie Daiy, daughter OF Mr.. John I. DAILY will
take place next ueSday.
HE engagement i announced of Miss julia
Caro- OF this city TO Nh Newman Of HctsteT.
The Ladies' destitute Entertainment.
pleasant literary and musical entertainment
was given the evening before last by The
branches Of tile Young Ladies' Institute at
Irving Ball. The hall was crowded, and the
lady committees did everything in their power
with admitted success, to make every visitor en-
JOY lin or her self.
An interesting and attractive programme was
admirably presented, the various volunteer
hgently meted out 10 them. After the enter
taiument dancing held sway until after mid
night, when tie friends dispersed entirely
pleased with their evenings gayeiy.
lie committees III charge deserve high praise
for their conduct OF tie affair. They consisted
Of; Committee of Arangements-Miss Carrie
Gallagher, q. PlCharmah) Miss Alice COnIin,
lSeeieiaryj, Miss Nellie DufoT, Mrs I. CUogan
Miss Annie Deyine, Mrs. Collins, MISS Annie
" alsh, Miss May BisSini, Miss LOttle Duffy
Miss May McGowan. Mrs. NJ. Fitzgerald; Re
ceptlon Committee Miss Annie Kelly, Miss
kitle O'Gsady, Miss Katie Foley, Miss Lizzie
Durham Miss Belle Boyle, Miss NJ. Callagban.
Mrs George Richardson, Mrs. NJ Gallagher;
floor manager, Miss May Lycette; assistant,
RS. {. a. McFadden; Floor COmmlttee-Mrs.
W. Grouney Miss Lizzie McLaIehie, Miss Tes-
sic Crow ley, Miss NJ. Coleman, Miss Fannie
Douglas, Mrs. T. Hollz, Miss Mae O'Neill, Miss
hlnhle Crowley, Mrs. Hagan.
A Family Lawn Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cyrus e well-knowu pio-
ueers OF Napa Valley, having settled in CalistOga
IN 1876. Il las long been their custom 10 hold
al annual celebration OF some character at
which The members Of the now large family were
expected TO be present. Sunday last was the
date. aud lawn party under the oaks on the
homestead grounds The event decided upon for
a enJ was spread and furnished for the CON-
foit OF the guests and hammocks were swung In
pleasant hooks, horses aud Carriages stood ready
for Immediate action When any Of The party were
disposed TO Indulge III Il drive about tile pleasant
grounds or down tie Winding road among the
vineyards and prune orchards. II WAS delight
fully Informal affair, With the utmost freedom
for enjoyment.
The party numbered twenty one. with TWO ex-
eeptiOus all members of the Cyrus family. named
As follows: Mr.. and Mrs. John Cyrus; their
Sherwood, Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Cyrus, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Crouch, Mr.. and Mrs. T. 5. Crouch
and Miss Libbe Cyrus; grandchildren-Ra
Edua, Mabel and Clare Sherwood. Neltie Irene
Cyrus and Frank Leslie Crouch; relatives and
fTiends-Mr, and Mrs. f. a. Crouch, MIR. and
Mrs. {. II. Bennett and VIII Bennett all OF Cal.
islOga. Mrs. L. b. Goddard OF San Francisco and
MIS-. L. C. IOmpkins OF Toledo Ohio.
The table was spread with all the delicacles
and substahtlals The rich and beautiful valley
affords. IL was a most enjoyable feast and a
memorable occasion to ali VINO participated.
PTc.fc Coast weddinEs.
The marriage Of Mr.. Max Gundach Jr. and
Miss Gusse Wulzen took place last Monday
evening III the C0ngi egational Church. Alameda
Nj. W. S. Anderson aud Miss Maude Roycroft,
both Of Anderson, were married at The home Of
tile brides parents In that place last Wednesday.
Mir. Anderson is the agent Of the Southern
Pacific Company, an excellent business man and
n pleasant gentleman The bride is the daughter
OF MI. aud Mrs. ROyeroft, who formerly lived
near MilIYlle, and The niece OF Mrs. b. Hearn OF
Red Bun
The resideuce of Nj. William Coomb, on
South Mill street. Grass Valy, was the scene
Of wedding Thursday evening, Mr.. William e.
Edwards OF louisville and Miss Edith NJ.
Thomas, late OF England. being the contracting
uaIties. Rev. y. H. Needham oiticiated. Miss
kate Coomb was bridesmaid and Mr.. William J.
EDWARDS and MI CHARLES V. Coomb.
Ihe marriage Of Mr.. Frank Andrews OF East
Sixteenth street Oakland, and Miss Mary
Ventura OF 5O4 East Twelfth street look place
on last Friday evening al the home OF the latter.
Mi. aud Mrs. Andte ews occupying rooms Oh
East Twelfth street
hr Frank Bruce, formerly of Sacramento and
Miss Matiie Berry were united IN marriage at
tie residence of his sister, Mrs. (. Z. Brown. at
Portland, Oregon, by the Rev. L. L. Cole on
Wednesday evening, the 21st ult.
Party on, = IA Street.
Tie we'd ling reception Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Gross
mau (uee Miss Zhnious) was held at 421 Sixth
street Sunday evening last. large number OF
fIiends and relations assembled. After supper
dancing was INDUCED IN. Miss Estella Isaacs
aud Miss Stella Zimmons acted as bridesmaids
and Air. Schaen and Mr.. Nathan as crOomsmen.
Many elegant and costly gifts were received by
Ins newly wfaafa nG MP Pa the following We're
Mrs. NJ. Abrams. Mr.. and Mrs. S. Abrams.
Ilug, Mr.. and Mrs, scnoenteld, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gorfinkle, Mr.. and Mrs Tropman.
Nj. aud Mrs. 4. Samuels, MI. and Mrs. Flnberg.
Mrs. Lezysky. Mrs. Allied, Mrs. A. Isaaes, Mrs.
Selig Mrs. Gordau, Mrs. SharDfeld, Miss 4.
Isaacs Miss r. simons, Miss Langtay. Miss L.
Isaacs Miss b. Simon, the Misses Heymau Miss
Bnog, Miss H. GOffnkle, Miss b. Hassen, Miss
A. Jacobs, The M!sses Altfied, Miss 5. ZmmoDs
Miss B. Frankie, Miss A. Hilber; Messrs l.. X.
lsaaes, Mr.. Schaen. ID. Snudmock, Mr; Heyman.
l.. Mann, B. ZimmOns, Mr. Cohen, j. Nathan, L.
lsaacs, w. Frankie, 1. Hassen, Ii. Zlmmons.
The Twilight club Party.
The members OF the Twilight Club gave their
regular weekly social last evening at Ross Han
on Geary street. The attendance was quite up
To he average, the Piedmont and fremont clubs
being well represented In the assembage, owing
10 the courtesy OF The various committees COM
posed as follows: Floor manager, Phillip COhn;
assistant floor manager, II. OenlelI; Floor Com
mutee-J. j. GOrham, George kob John Rey-
nolds, J.. MOrgeu. Dancing was continued until
nealy midnight with undbated zesI.
Notes.
A pleasant evening was spent al the residence
of MIR. Thomas II. Slight, The artist, last Mon
day. by many OF his fIIends. Mr.. John Lynch
was presented by Mr.. Thomas ii. Slight with a
gold-headed cane, handsomely engraved. After
supper tue following programme was carried
out: Song "Jennie, the Flower Of Kildare" by
Miss Juanita Ketlel, accompanied by Miss
Mamie Ketiel; selections from "Falini "a" by
Miss Gretchen Herbert; song by MIR. john
Burke, accompanied by Mr.. john Rollins; read
Ing by Mr.. Charles Burke; song. by Mr.. Thomas