The morning call., 1891-02-15

composed as follows: Reception Committee
Geo M Hilde6randt. fred 2. Delicate, John d:
II. Tomas. Committee OF Arrangements-E. +.
Botteton, s. v, Elliott, Robt Little. r i,or
manager Richard L. Olsen. Floor Committee
Finest HelIman, Jos NJ. Hogan, Il: 4. Lund-
strom A, l.. Gimm"li Henry A. Wolfe, L. Z.
Hansen, c. M. Shelbourne.
The Hamilton Stevenson Wedding.
A very suspicious event took place on Thurs
day evening al the Franklln-sireet Presbyterian
Church, being the wedding of Mr.. James Hamh-
ton and Miss Lzzis Stevenson. Rev. w. h.
Mcfarland ofIiclated. The bride was attended
by her sister, Miss Maggie Stevenson, while Mr.
LamOur acted as best man. The wedding
march was beautifully rendered by the Orgdnlst
Mr. Charles II. Wooden. The decorations OIL the
church were superb, and were executed by mem
beers of tie church-MGs. j. GoEham, Mrs. Big
low, Miss L. Cook aud Miss BiElow. AT me
the residence OF the brides parents. y Bonlla
street. Quantities of useful and beautiful pres
enis we've received by Mr.. ana Mrs. Hamilton.
A Surprise on Ninth Street
very pleasant surprise WAS given to Miss
Addie Sionehouse at the residence Of Mr.. Clay
Nichols, l6S Ninth street, on Tuesday evening.
The parlors were handsomely decorated for lie
occasion.
AL $50 O'clock as the guests were eng aged In
dancing, Miss Sionehouse was brought into the
house by Mr.. Clay Nichols and, much 10 her sur
PRISE, was greeted by her many friends Dane
Ing was intersperSed by agTeeHDIe lllelaIy i an9
10 the dining-room, where a very sumptuous IT,
past was served.
Among those, present were; Miss A ode
Grace MeCloskey, Miss Celia Cronln,
Miss Stella Finger, Miss Emma Olsen, Miss Julia
5. f. Nichols, Mrs. f. T. NlcnOls, Miss Edna
Nichols, Miss Marvel Nichols MessIs. Howard
Callahan. H. Gales, ". Kedin, Thomas Moran,
Frank Kelly, Arthur SenOn. Edward Dryfus,
Eugene Doye. Frank Halset. James McCabe,
{; Brown; Fred Foss, g. Mclean, c. Calhart,
William Horr, L. T. Nichols. Horace Nichols,
Clay Nichols q. Nichols.
Society Personals.
Mrs j. Paulsen re ,ched Philadelphia on Mon
day, The 9th inst, after stopping a day in Gin
cInnaii
Mrs. L. A. Sengteler and the Misses Edwards
have removed from their former residence, 1901
Steiner street, 10 lilo East Fourteenth street,
| Fruitvale.
Mrs. t. E. Eyre, Mrs. George NJ. PInckard and
| Mrs. McGavn have gone TO Menlo rank on a
| short visit 10 Mrs Eyre's residence there.
Mrs. Hans Iimn aud the Misses Mary and
| Bertha Tnnm OF Dixon are the guests of Mrs. j.
| A. Lueders al the Peralta Park. Berkeley.
Miss Lillian e. Earle of 4lS Steiner street re-
| turned from the East last Monday, where she
| has been for the past six months. She was ac-
| comranied by her grandmother Mrs. f. Nj.
| Earle OF North BrOOkheld, Mass.
ID. Luke Robinson, the weknowr physician.
| left last evening for j brief sojOutn ia Europe.
| De. lhorne OF san Jose assumes his practice.
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell EdsIou enjoying 4
| Stay al Coronado Beach.
Mrs. Mansieldi. wife OF Hugo Mansfield, the
musician, has moved over to This city, VIII re she
| will reside with her mother, who has Just ar
rived from The East.
| MI George Oulton has returned from a short
| stay al his bone on BOuldin Island and has
| Joined Mrs. OutOn at the Hotel fleasdntUn.
Hon. and Mrs. j. de Bartn ShOrb are at the
Nadeau, Los Angeles. Mr.. ShuIb has almost
entirely recovered from his long siege OF Illness
| EX-MayOr OF Oakland Chatles ID. Pierce left last
| Friday evening for 4 trlp through Tie southern
| part Of The Stale. He WAS accompanied by Mrs.
| Fierce and expects To be gUne about thee
| weeks.
hr. and Mrs. r. T. Pierce are up from their
| place In Santa Clara, and are gu SIS al The Occ
| dental Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs James Lvernash (nee Overflow.
an account OF whose wedding impaired in these
| columns recently. left Ibis city yesterday for
| HealdsDufE. their future home Mr. Llyernasb
this city, is known IS the boy orator Of North
ern California" He now practices law aud Is
tile editor OF the Heaidsburg Enterprise.