The morning call., 1890-06-06

Thursday evening, at The residence OF Mrs Stew
ems. 1922 Eighteenth street. The following were
dens Miss Mamie Wright, Miss Mary Craven,
Mrs. william Traverse, Mrs. William Tobin, Miss
Sea nrs M9Tas ss clara lara sI0tdeeai Miss kty Morde
cal. MISS Kitty Hughes, Mrs. Stevens; Messrs-
George Schilling, j. Schlllng G. J. Adair, p. E.
Ryan. E. j. Ryan, William Cellirious, S. Ames
aud William 1obin The pleasant affair
managed by committee composed of 5. Bcrk-
helm, 7. stevens, Il. Peterson, f. MOrdecai, NJ.
Moruecal aud L. j. Hughes.
Tactic Coast Weddings.
A very quiet wedding took place on Ihe 10Th
uT. at the residence OF Mr.. aud Mrs. w. Fl.
Young, at Reno, New. when their second daugh-
ter Miss Irene Young. was united In marriage TO
MIR. Edwin w. Black, formerly of Nevada city,
Cal. Only the intimate relatives of the bride
and groom were present to witness the ceremony.
They make their future home at the Hotel
Rafael
The marriage Of Mr.. Robert Hill and Miss
Mary L. Chiles was solemniZed by Rev. W. A.
Gardner, at lDe Christian Church in Woodland,
last Tuesday evening, in the presence OF few
friends. Mr.. Henry Schuier acted as best man
and Miss Ivey bridesmaid
On Sunday evening last, ut the residence OF
Mr.. a. Lee OF Greephorn, NIL Eugene Parlln was
united In marriage TO Miss Lucy Lee, Rev. I. S.
Wallis officiating.
The marriage OF Mr.. Henry j. Lion and Miss
Stella M0vehead took place al the residence OF
The brides mother on East Julian street, San
Jose, last Tuesday morning. The ceremony was
performed 10y Rev. ii. L. MiDtOn. Only the rela
tiyeS OF the young couple were present Mr.. and
Mrs. Lion left ON the morning tram for San Fran
cisco and will make tour Of the Stale before
returning TO San Jose, where they VIII reside
permanently.
1he THIRD Infantry Regiment Party.
The first social hop given by the Field Music
(drummeTs and bugleTs) of the Third Infantry
Regiment, n. Il. C., took place last evening at
B'nai Birth Hall.
The stage was attractive!y decorated with
ErfrfAo NaFIafl AauC .NP
bunting lent an additional air Of martial iestiv
ity to The scene Blums Orchestra furnished
admirable music for Ihe large number OF men,
bers and friends present The floor with the
numerous pretty toilets interspeIsed with uni
tOIms presented very handsome appearance.
Dancing continued until after o'clock.
The officers and COMMITTEES of the organization
are suejolned: President. Sergeant l.. A. Larsen;
Vice resident, Private T. W. Kelly; Treasurer,
Sergeant q. X. Fleming; Recording Secretary,
Corporal j. Ii. Reilly; Financial Secretary,
Private J. F. Cunningham; Sergeant alarms,
Private c. Radamsky. Committee OF Arrange
ments1prVale 1. W. Kelly tChairmanl, Corporal
}. Ii. Reilly, Pnvate I. j. Quinlan, Private a.
Latham, Private l.. Ii. Fortune; floor manager.
Private I. j. Quinlan; assistant floor manager,
Sergeant j. L.. Glennon; Floor Committee
Private J. ". Hooser, Private j. j. Brougham,
Private j. f. Cunningham Corporal G. Donlon.
Corporal Z. Il. Smith. Private L. Paul; Reception
Committee, Field Music.
The True Friei ds Entertainment.
The Society of True Friends was organized
June s, 1885, its objects being TO create true
friendship and fraternal feeling among its mem
be!s. \ welattended and interesting meeting
of the society was held Tuesday evening last
at Washington Hall. Final arrangements were
made for the NTH annual banquet, to take place
on tile evening OF June l7th, and the following
named members were elected a. officers for the
ensuing year: Thomas r. Tlley, Presidents
Louis Berger, First Vice President; John Il.
DoOey, Second Vice President; James McM
Hanna qe-eec!ed) Secretary; John NJ. Rade.
maker (Ie-elected), Treasurer; L. q. Anderson,
Marshal. N. %. Arlington. First SeTgeaut-lt-
Arms; Marx Ettling (re-eected) Second Ser
geanT-at-Arms; Directors-Judge Il. Il. Taylor
Adam Magee Dr. G. +. fhlSOD, NJ. 7. Hubbard
and Rudolph Iuhte.
Th- Lennon Mem hon Wedding.
The wedding Of Miss Margaret McMahOu,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Owen McMahOn, and
Mr. John Lennon OF san Francisco, took place
at ST. Ann'si: Church, in San Mateo County, ON
tile 27th uit The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Father Cooper. A select company OF
friends witnessed the ceremony after which
they proceeded 10 The residence OF the BRIDES
parents.
A breakfast followed, after which there was
dancing aud singing. The church aud residence
were beautifully. decorated with flowers ana the
couple received many handsome presents.
Among those present. were: Mr.. and Mrs. o.
McMahOn, Rev. Father Patrick Lennon, brother
of The groom, Rev. Father Cooper, John Joseph
Hayes, Mr. Edward Clark, Mr.. James Comfy
Miss Lizzie Gagen. Mr.. and Mrs. C. Brady, Mr..
aud Mrs. Patterson, Frank Patterson, Mr.. Mark
Deyiin, Mrs. j. O'Reilly, Miss Annie Devin.
Miss Phoebe Devln, Miss Katie Gagen Miss
Jennie GageD, Miss Rosie Gagen, MIS-. Dulp
Mis. Gafiney Mr.. Grant, Mrs. Pike, Mr.. and
Mis-. }. Barry, Miss Celia Fay, Mrs. Mchenna,
MIR. Peter McArdle, Miss Katie McDowd, Miss
Annie McArdle, Miss Sarah McQuade, Miss
Minnie McQuade Miss kit,ie McQuade, Mrs.
Doyle, Mrs. Kennedy, Miss Maggie Kennedy,
Niss Lizzie McQdade, Dir. Michael Mclaughlin,
Mr.. j. w. Collins, Master owen Nc ahon
Barry Miss Nellie Barry, Miss Minnie Barry.
Miss Katie Barry. Miss Lizzie Barry, Miss Aggte
Barry, MIR. Michael OCOnuor, Mr. Sullivan.
MIR. and Mrs Lennon absent Their bridal
trip 10 Santa Cruz aud Monterey
Party on Castro Heights.
pleasant surprise party was rendered TO Mr..
and Mrs. L. MeITeder at their residence, 1475
Twenty-frst street, on Saturday evening, 10
honor OF Iheir wooden weGdlng anniversary.
Literary and musical exercises were the features
Of the evening. An elegant repast WAS served at
midnight, alter which games aud dancing were
INDUCED III until late hour
Among The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Metre
der, Mr.. and Mrs. George c. keltmann, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. Gunlz, Mr.. and Mrs. c. kettmann. Miss
Mamie Traverse, Miss Jennie Sullivan. Miss
Josie keitmann, Miss Mamie GunlZ MISS Sadie
Traverse, Miss Annie Sullivan, Miss Lizzie Ries-
ing, Miss Annie GunlZ Miss Emma Johnson.
Miss Brdle Ross, Miss Annie Traverse, Miss
Lizzie Derham, Miss Christina Ktttmanu, Miss
Mamie hIetz, Messrs. II. Schimmelpienng,
Henry Steinkamp, Joseph Schweigman, Henry
Echart, Eugene kast, Henry Ml6ach Louis
CTeymour, AdOlph Brnning, OTTO Bauman, Jos
eph keiching, Martin RaIigan, William Morgen-
thai, julius Eichoon, C. Ii. Warren, w. 7. War
ren, P. c. kretZ.
PERSONALS.
MI j. W. Mackay, Mr. George Pollock aud
Mr.. David Barnes OF New York Will go TO Mon
terey this afternoon and return Tomorrow. The
two latter will leave Oh the overland train for the
East tomorrow evening"
Mrs. P. Ii. Look of Santa Ana, who is stopping
at the residence of her sister, Mrs. j. B. II.
Cooper, 1926 0ctavla street, is In very critical
condition resulting from injuries sustained in the
Alameda train disaster last Friday. She was
from and had
about recovered from the effects When she met
with this accident.
Mrs. William Dresbach, her daughters, Misses
Lulu and Daisy DTesbacb, and Miss Emma Nc
MILAN left for the southern part OF Tie State last
Tuesday. lhey Will visit all tile points OF in-
IeTest'aud return about July 1st.
Miss a. Downing Is spending the summer al
Mrs. +. L. Sawyer Of 1868 Chase street, Oak.
land has gone on d visit to her old home In Yer
mont.
Miss Eta Tucker, daughter OF DR.. Tucker,
has gone To Tacoma on visit TO her sister.
Mrs. Michael OCounOr OF san Rafael who re-
Gently returned from visit with relatives In
New York, is with her daughters, the Misses
OConuOr, at the Occidental Hotel.
Miss Maggie kit5e Will leave shortly for San
Rafael where she Will be the guest of her sister.
Miss Fannie Martin Will leave for the East to-
night 10 be gone about two months on visit to
relatives.
street are guests Of Mr. and Mrs. a. Is. Thorn
son at their home in San Rafael.
Mrs. b. e. Cuyellier and family, OF Oak land,
viii spend the summer at Pleasanton.
Colonel James Forney, United States Navy, of
Mare Island, is guest at the Palace Hotel.
Mrs. Francis q. Newlands accompanied by
her children, Is at Ihe Riverside Hot |, Reno,
New. having arrived from Washington, ID. c., on
Sunday evening She will be Joined In few
days by Mr.. Newands.
Miss Julia Bisse left for the East on Wednes-
day, and will spend next winter with Mrs. Seth
Evan Smith, formerly Miss Pew Of this city.
Judge ana AIRS. j. C. b. Hebbard left last Sat
urday Oh the steamer Zealandia for trip TO
Honolulu
Mrs. S. M. Vase and two sous are at Etna
Springs.