The morning call., 1890-10-13

j. L, Sullivan Mr.. ana MIS-. y. /. mciou-
nell, Mr.. and Mrs. p j. Winters. Miss
Miss 0'Reiley, Miss Mamie Sullivan, MISS
l.. Kennedy, Miss Alice Brennan. MISS
Madgc Kearney, Miss Maude Healey, MISS
Sullivan, Miss McGeough, Miss Brennan,
Miss Maggie Sullivan, Miss NJ: WALL MISS IS
Winters, Miss Eva Crowley Mess r r. II ~
c. Espy, w. b. Crowley, }, DrisGoll, K.
Crowley j. Kilday, F. J. 0'Neill, Il. Me-
Gibben, c. II. Long, +. McEneany, j. c.
Luby, j. Stokes, L. j. Heenan. NJ. Stokes,
P.J. Dufficy, II. Dougherty, w. Patten, d.
Leahy, Masters J. and c. Brennan.
At the election of officers held on Sunday,
October 9Th, the following gentlemen were
elected to serve for tie ensuing term:
President, ?. ii. McDonnell; Vice-Presi-
dent w. c. Espy; Secretary, r. }. Espy;
Treasurer, j. 7. Mcdonnell; Captain, NJ.
iees@J, E. Brennan. r. { Crowley dS and II.
Long; Delegates to Pacific Rowing Associa-
tion-W. e. Espy, j. T. Sullivan and j.
Stanton; Sergeant-at-Arms, William Ellis.
The Hetty-VoIImer Wedding.
The marriage of Miss Louise Vollmer and
Mr.. Louis B. Hetty, eldest son of Mr.. John
Hetty of Santa Clara, took place last Thurs
day evening.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Pastor BUTLER at st. Paurs Church on Mis-
sion street, between Fifth and Sixth. The
bride was assisted by Miss Z. Cordes and
Miss l.. Hetty. The groom was attended by
Mr.. W. Cordes and Mr. j. Hetty. After
the ceremony the bridal party and families
of the contracting parties repaired TO the
residence of the brides parents, 729 Turk
street, where the wedding supper was
served.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. j. COrdeS, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Vollmer,
MI and Mrs. j. Rosenbohm, Mr.. and Mrs,
G. kaySer, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Meyer, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. Dangers, Mr. and Mrs. q. Wilder,
Mr.. and Mrs. {. Zissig, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Guskey; Miss Lucy Hetty, Miss Emma
Cordes, the Misses lille, Minnie and
Annie R0SenbOhm, the Misses AlbeTtina
and Emma Meyer, Miss Agnes Zissig, Miss
Annie Nemeyer, Miss Helene Holz, the
Misses Dora and Emma Therbach, the
Misses Ida and Margaret Diers, the Misses
Aduie and Minnie Weiss. Miss Baumgart-
ner, the Misses Ernestine, Annie and Lille
knOche. Miss Gertrude GuSkey, Miss
Amanda kayser; MesSrs. julius Hetty,
William Cordes, p NJ Diers, II. Diers, Il,
Rhol, Il. Wagner, (. Wagner, j. Baumgart-
ner, Louis Moeyne, Ii. Volmer, George
Rosenbohm, George knoche, John hno he.
When the welded couple started for Los
Angeles on their honeymoon trip they were
shOwered with rice by their friends and
wellwishers.
A German Society Entertainment.
An enjoyable entertainment and bail was
given last evening by the ladies Of the Ger
man Benevolent Society, Red Cross" at
Irving Hall. There was an excellent at
tendance.
The following was the programme of the
entertainments: Overture Batman'S Or
cheStra; song by the Singing Section Of the
GERMAN B ,kHriege I E,erein; ope-aet play,
cast: DR.. Liebreeht, sAlr. Schafer; DorothyH'
Miss Hood; Carl. Mr.. Goubartz; Budike,
Mr.. Houser; Elise, Miss Rosa Schneider
Aurora NebalkOpi, Mrs. Unfug; Jetle, Mrs.
Maria Schafer; Mr.. Adams, prompter.
Dancing till l o'clock pleasantly concluded
the affair.
as follows: Committee Of Arrangemen's-
Mrs +. Lankes, Mrs. Dora Horn, Mrs.
Kate Krausch, Mrs. Kate Hoffman, Mis-.
Badtman. Mr.. Stein; Floor Committee
Mr.. MesSerschmidt, Mrs. Scha1er, Mrs.
Stecker; RefreShment Communicable. Hill
britt, Mr.. Horn, Mr.. krauSch, Mr. Fengel.
A Farewell Party in San Diego.
On invitation of Mr. and Mrs. \. Bloch
man, a merry party of young people invaded
their residence in San Diego last Wednesday
evening in honor of Miss Lottie Cert,
charming and fascinating young society
lazy OF San Francisco, who is visiting in
that city, and who expects to take her de-
parture for her home this week. Games and
music were INDUCED in, and a repast with
all the delieacieS of the season was served
during the evening. At late hour the
party dispersed, sorry TO bid Miss Cert
adeu, but trusting that the young lady
would soon visit San Diego again.
Pacific Coast Weddings.
rE +T,a, i
attended weddings Of the season in River
side was that of Mr.. Perrin Z. White and
Miss Carrie Louise Chapman, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. D. P. Chapman, which &C.
Cured at the Congregational Church last
Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs White
came up to this city to spend a short time
and then leave for Boston, 10 remain until
January 1st.
Mr.. j. Ed Cannon and Miss Augusta
Pierce were married at SebastppOl, WedneS-
day by Rev. I. II. b. Anderson. Both the
contracting parties are well known in Santa
Rosa. Miss Pierce was Tor some time the
Nice-Priucipal Of the Santa Rosa High
School, and while in this position she Won
the esteem Of all who were so fortunate as
to meet her. Mr.. Cannon is a graduate of
Pacific Methodist College, member Of the
class Of 1890, and is held in the highest re-
gard by his teachers and classmates, as well
as the people of Santa Rosa. The happy
couple came to this city for the honeymoon.
Miss Mary Obear and Mr.. Stephen G.
Long Of Louisville KY, were united in mar
rage near the Arroyo Seco, Los Angeles,
last week. 1t was one OF the most fashion
able weddings of the season. MI and Mrs.
Long came I'D 10 this city and are now at
Del Monte. They will retlrn to Los An
geles for brief visit prior TO their departure
Tor their future home in Louisville.
Parties to Take Place.
Alcalde ParlOr, No. 154, n. S. g. W., will
hold their inaugural ball at Saratoga Hall
on Friday evening, the oath inst. As one Of
the youngest parlors. their initial effort viii
be looked forward 10 with interest.
A social hop Will be given by Company G,
Third Infantry Regiment, n. G. c. Captain
ID. J. Drscol commanding at B'nai Birth
Hall on the 18th inst.
Young Ladies' Institute No. 3 will give
its third anniversary party in Odd Fellows
Hall, Wednesday evening, November 5th
Germania Lodge, No. 20, U. L. A. will
hold their next open meeting on Saturday
evening next, at their hall In Shields Build
ing 81 OFauell street.
The monthly social of Pacific Council, No.
8, Order of Chosen Friends, will take place
at Washington Hall, IS Eddy street, on Fri
day evening next
The Third Infantry Regiment Trumpet
and Drum Corps, comprising the field music
of the above regiment, will give special an
niverSary bali at Odd Fellows Hall tO-mor-
row evening. Military in uniform.
The third party of the Peerless Club will
take place tomorrow evening at Union
square Hall.
Phoenix Council, No. 7S0, American Le-
gion of Honor. will give an entertainment
and social at Washington Hall. 50 Eddy
street. Wednesday evening next.
Young Mems Institute No. / will give
their seventh anniversary reception at Odd
Fellows Hall on Tuesday evening, the 10th
inst.
The Nyaya Club will give their fifth ami
versary party at Mission Opera Hall, next
Friday evening.
The Berlin Club will hold their initial ball
at Union-square Hall next Friday evening.
Young Mems Institute No. 80 will give
an entertainment and ball at South San
Francisco Opera House on Saturday next.
the second anniversary souvenir bali Of
the National Club will be held on Saturday
evening next a B'nai Birth Hall.
The Oleta Club have issued handsome in
vitations for their fifth anniversary souvenir
ball. TO take place at Odd Fellows Hall on
Saturday evening next
The pupils Of Anterson's Academy will
give party next Saturday evening at their