The morning call., 1891-01-23

Miss Josie Pulte; Messrs. Peter Schiefer Jr.,
John Pulte, Clemens Laufenberg, William
Meback, Frank Jacobs, John Harkenrath,
Jacob KeySer, Frank Ross, Emil Ross.
Alfred Ross.
The Herlihy-Falyey Wedding.
On Monday, the 18th inst, quite large
number of friends witnessed the first mar
rage to take place in tho new st. Mary's
Cathedral. when Mr.. jeremiah j. Herlihy
and Miss Grace c. Falvey were united in the
holy bands of matTimony by the Rev. Will
lam p. Kirby During the ceremony Pro-
lessor Elmer presided at the organ. The
bride was attended by the brother and sister
mony the bridal party took their departure
for Southern California. On their return
they will reside in Berkeley.
The Company II Party.
Company II, First Infantry Regiment. n.
6. C., Captain II. p. Bush in command,
celebrated its twenty-irst anniversary with
ball last evening at Odd Fellows Hall.
The neat invitations were followed up
with neat programmes, the shape book
lorm) and typographical work being particu-
LARRY fine. Blum furnished music for a
large number of dances, the grand march
being led by Sergeant and Mrs. 7. A
Evans. The affair was thoroughly enjoya-
bic, and 1t was with regret that the friends
separated Mt o'clock.
The. party was generally supervised by
Captain II. 2. Bush, Lieutenant w. H.
Fraser and Lieutenant E. G. Eisen, tue act
Ing committees being composed as follows !:
Committee of Arrangements-Lieu
4. G. Eisen. L. Field, J. 5. Farley, l.. a.
Gottschalk, H. \. Deepen; Reception Com
SON, II. e. Benthien, c. G. Larsen, \. A
Cayagnaro; floor manager, Sergeant T. A.
Evans; Floor CCmmittee-Corporal T. j.
McCreagh, c. S. Derham. \. &. Campion,
+. l.. Paimquist, c. GeOr!zhain.
The Canadian Association Party.
The Canadian Association. which gave
such a successful party before Christm as.
was equally successful with its social dance
last evening.
The affair took place at B'nai Birth Hall
ana over 100 couples participated in the
grand march, which. to the music Of Blum's
Orchestra, vas led by Nj c. Morrison.
Dancing continued till midnight.
Tue officers of the association are: S C.
Wallis, President; r. Mills, Vice President;
N. Morrison, Recording Secretary; III.
Maundrell, Financial Secretary; NJ. d. Me
klnnon, Treasurer; A. NJ. Cairns, Marshal.
Following composed the acting commit
tees: Executive Committee-M r. Mclean,
Alexander NJ. Cairns \. II. Walker, John
+. Mcdonald, NJ. ID. Mcknnon, c.. Nor
rison, J. Ogle, II. Mauudrel. W. II. Ross;
floor manager. c. Morrison; Floor Commit
a. ~. -tA'l-tbtlf -. - w di4lS. y. w MI
heHZe, Nj. r. Mclean, \. NJ. Cairns; Re-
ception Committee - NJ. Morrison, Alan
smith, j. F. Mcdonald, \. +. Arm strong,
il!Iam Morton, s. Patuck.
Society Personals.
MI, and Mrs. Norman D. RideOut enter
tanned Governor Markham, Miss Markham
and Mr.. aud Mrs. Mitchell Phillips Of san
Jose during their visit to the Marysville
citrus fair.
Mr.. l. G. Wickersham Of Petaluma is Wis
itins San Luis Obispo.
Mr.. John W. Mackay is in town. He may
remain several months on the Coast.
Mrs II, n. Cook leaves on Saturday for a
short visit to the East She will be accom-
panied by Miss Ethel and Master Clifford
Cook.
Mr.. Robert 5. Moore is at the Fifth-avenue
Hotel, New York City.
Mrs. h. \. Estep OF this city is visiting at
the residence of her Urother-in-law, Captain
Guy L. Crosse at Riucon Heights, Santa
Rosa.
Mrs. William L. Elkins (nee Hilton is
soon expected here from Philadelphia. She
Will visit her aunt, Mrs. George LOOMS Of
Menlo Park, while on this Coast.
Mrs Cove, wife of Lieutenant Cove, u.
5. y, returned to the city on "Wednesday,
and has secured apartments at the Pleasan-
ton Hotel
MI. James l.. Crittenden has returned
from visit to San Luis O5ispo.
Mrs. Charles Shinn aud daughter are
spending the week in Oakland. MIR. Charles
ShInn mas just returned from tile southern
part OF the STATE, where he has been on
business the past week.
Mrs. Van Duran and Miss Van Duran are
visiting Los Gatos
Captain r. Il, Thompson of Alameda is
lald up with another severe attack OF lheu-
matte govt.
Miss Florence Beaman of the Mare Island
Navy-yard Is in Los Angeles.
Mrs. /. Swan Of Santa Cruz who was for
many years honorable Lady in waiting to
Queen haplolani of the Hawaiian Islands.
attended the obsequieS Of the KING yester-
day.