The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-15

had been artistically transformed into a
bower of roses, spanned by a floral arch.
| bordered with ferns and evergreens, the
| sides composed Of chains Of lilies, buds and
] ivy, the whole forming a striking and pretty
| picture during the wedding ceremony. Kew:
J. G. Smith, pastor Of the loward-street
| Presbyterian Church, offciated.
After the wedding knot had been tied
| bOunteOus lunch was pleasantly discussed
| and an hour of vocal and instrumental
music followed before it was necessary Tor
| the bride aud groom to start 1or an OUT
| going train. Their departure was taken
amid liberal showers OF rice and we'll
| wishes
The invitations to the wedding were linz
| tied to the families of the bride and groom
| and a few Of their intimate San Francisco
| friends, among them the following: Mr..
! and Mrs }. Witherell, Mr., and Mrs. Fl. F:
| Band, Mr.. and Mrs a. b. Cheney, DR.. and
| Mrs. b. F. Perdery, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Q.
| Milne, Mrs. B. NJ. Bayess, Mrs. Rowe de
| Derky, Mrs. William Wood, Mrs. Eva
| Dixon, Miss Angela BaylesS. Miss Maude
| Band, Miss Maud Itsell, Miss Lottie Davis,
| Miss Alice Itsell. Miss Irene Cheney,
| Mr.. c. p. Bandy, Mr.. II. j. Temple, Mr..
Arch Temple.
Churchill Wheeler Wedding in Oakland.
! The wedding of Miss Josephine Wheeler
! to Mr.. Jerome P. Churchill at the residence
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
! Wheeler, in Oakland last Wednesday even
| ing, was one Of the most brilliant events
which has taken place in that city for a long
time. The decorations by Miss Nellie
Breck were superb.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
DR.. du Bose of the Methodist Church
South Miss May Wheeler aud Miss Maud
Wells Of Reno, were charming bridesmaids.
Atter-the congratulations and the delicious
supper, the bride and groom were allowed
to depart en- route for Lake Tahoe, amid the
! usual showers Of rice. They will reside IN
| Yreka.
During the evening the bride presented
| each of the bridesmaids with handsome
! lOyerS-kUOt pins set with pearls and dIa-
! mOnds. The maid of honor received II
heart-shaped pin Of diamonds. The groom
| was given a diamond scarfpin. Over 800
| invitations were issued and fully $50 guests
! We're present, some coming from distant
/ places.
! Parties to Take Place.
The Western Addition Literary and Social
| Club will give their monthly entertainment
and dance at Odd Fellows Hall, on We'd
| nesday evening next a bright programme
| has been prepared.
The Bunker Hill Association will ceIe-
brate the one hundred and sixteenth ami
yersary of the Battle of Bunker Hill, on
! Wednesday next, at GlenwOJd, Santa Cruz
/ Mountains.
An entertainment and ball will be given
/ by Golden West Assembly, No. pa, ROYAL
| Society of Good Fellows, next Saturday
| evening. at st. Georges Hail.
A fsh-pond party will be given by Bay
! City Lodge No. 619, K. and l.. of H., this
! evening, at Washington Hall, Eddy street.
| The Chosen Friends annual picnic will
I I, IL II .
! Rafael via Itburon ferry, on Wednesday
next.
The Chestnut Social Club will picnic at
! Glen Ellen, about the Dist of June.
The pupils of AndeTson's Academy will
! give a social next Saturday evening, al their
| hall, corner Of Seventeenth and Noe streets.
| The San Francisco Scottish Thistle Club
! will hold their regular quarterly social at
/ B'nai Brith Hall Friday evening next
The ButfalOes' farewell party for the sea-
| son will take place on Friday next.
! The Companions Of the Forest viii give a
! special excursion on the bay aad Sacramento
| River, Sunday next, to celebrate the eighth
| anniversary of the order
The Meauderng Six. Of which Mr.. Thomas
/ (. Sloan is General SukenY, will tender a
! private picnic to their friends on the 2Ist
/ inst
| A social and entertainment will he given
! by Golden Gate Council Y. NJ. L, No. 81, at
! B'naI Birth Hall, Eddy street. tomorrow
evening
South San Francisco Parlor. No I57. N
! s. q. W, dance in South San Francisco
! Opera Hail on Saturday next.
The Sheridan Dramatic Club will produce
! Mr.. Frank MayO'S greatest success, "DaYy
! Crockett" at Saratoga Hall Friday even
| ing July 10Th.
Calf rnia Parlor No. of the Native Sons
| Of the Golden West viii give its sixteenth
/ anniversary party at Odd Fellows Hall on
! Friday evening, the Goth inst
The first annual all-night ball of the Ca
/ mellaS viii take place en- Fourth OF July
| eve, Friday evening, July 81, at Bersag-
| lieri Hall, corner of Stockton and Union
streets. This is new social club, lately
! organized at North Beach, and consists Of
some OF its prominent residents.
! The fremont Club extends compliments
| for its third anniversary ball, whiCk takes
! pa ce at Frederiek'S Hall, West Berkeley,
| on the 9th inst
Defiance Circle, No. 80. c. o. f., will give
/ private picnic June 2SJh.
The HeliUtrOpes will receive their friends
! at New Harmony Hall, 1749 Mission street,
! Thursday evening, June 18th, on the oeca-
sion Of their second anniversary hop.
At meeting Of the Beulah Club. held
| June Sth, it was decided that the club
would not entertain in July.
Society Personals.
Mrs. L. L. Baker and family have en-
gagged rooms for the summer at Arcadia,
! Santa Monica.
! Mr.. and Mrs. D. R. Avery, Miss Marian
| Avery and Master Willie Avery are at Mill
! Valley, where they will remain for a month.
Mr.. Alexander Badlam and Miss Bad
| lam are entertaining Miss Isabel Sherwood
! at Arcadia, their summer residence near
! CalistOga.
General Sir Allen johnson of London. En-
/ gland, is a guest at the Arlington, Santa
| Barbara.
Mr.. w. s. Hobart is confined to his room
with erysipelas.
Miss Minnie Fogg has Joined her friends
| at Santa Cruz.
Mrs j. OBI. Gum and her two sons are
visiting Mrs. Judge McKune of Sacramento
Mr. Henry I. OXuard has been visiting in
! Chino.
Colonel and Mrs. A A. Andrews are Wis
| Ting Los Angeles.
DR.. Eugene Payne and DR.. Redmond W
! Payne are registered at Hotel Rafael and
| will remain uutl after the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Grant are at their
| country home, near san Jose. Mrs. Grants
sister, Mrs. Hunt, wife of Judge John
Hunt, accompanied by her son, is at Vichy
| Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Carolan, Miss Caro-
| Ian and Miss Genevieye Carolan are enioy-
| ing sojourn at Del Coronado.
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. RucRer of San
| Jose are visiting Mrs Rucker's mother, Mrs.
| Bliss, on Pacific Heights.
Professor and Mrs ElwOod Of San Jose
are up for weeks visit with friends in this
city.
DR.. and Mrs. Provost of San Jose are
| spendug few days in this city,
| Nj. b. +. Norris, who spent portion of
last winter at Del Coronado has returned
thither with his family, accompanied by
Miss Ida Carleton, and they will remain at
that resort for the entire season.
Mrs. L, PeiSrr of New York Citv form
| erly of San Francisco, is here ON an extended
visit and is stopping at the residence Of her
! parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Levy of 705 Nc
Allster street. She is accompanied by her
son and daughter, Master Sydney and Miss
Hattie Peiser.
Miss Jennie Mcmillan of San Francisco
| is visiting Mrs. w. ID. PennycOok in Vallejo.
/ LIeutenant and Mrs. + NJ. BnsLMick are