The morning call., 1891-11-19
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Another Pretty "Chrysanthemum
Wedding" Last Night.
The Burton-Thorue MarTiage-Western Addi-
tion Club Meeting-A Silver Wedding.
Notes and Personals.

One Of the principal events to-day will be
the kettledrum this afternoon at Mrs. j. ID.
Fry's residence, 1872 jackson street, corner
of Franklin. Dancing will be the feature
of the evening, and delicious supper will
be included in the admission fee, which i3
the only tax for that worthy institution, the
Maria Kip Orphanage. Mr.. E. NJ. Green
way will direct tho floor. and there should
be no lack of partners, for an unusual num-
Der of society bellies have already signfied
their intention of helping the lady man
ayers with their presence.
The rain somewhat affected the attend
ance at the second ball given by Court Seal
Rock, A. .. +. of A, last evening, at B'nai
Birth Hall. Pretty souvenirs in flag form
were provided. The Arrangement Com
mttee consisted of: Messrs. III. KralL l..
V. de Mamiel, o. Kratz, Nj. l.. Clarkson, A.
+. kamm and A. 5. Blick.
An account of the wedding of Mr.. Irwin
c. Stump and Miss Aull will be found in
The CALL telegraphic dispatches.
Yesterday substantial hot lunches were
served at Irving Hall by the ladies of st.
Johns Episcopal church. They will be
continued to-day and an equally large
patronage is assured. Among the ladies in
charge were Mrs. Eichbaum, Mrs. Farms
worth and Mrs. Wheeler
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Williams will give
an at-home this evening at their hoSpitable
residence on Octavia street
house-warming will be given Mt the new
home of the San Francisco Nursery Tor
homeless Children, S2S BryantstIeet. Satur-
day afternoon next. between land 4o'cloek.
Friends are cordially invited.
c. L. A. s. No. will give an entertain
ment and dance this evening in Mission
Opera Hall for charity.
Golden Rue Lodge, No. Cog. h. and l.. OF
H., will give a social in ST. Georges Hall
this evening.
Golden State Lodge, No. 367. Progressive
Benefit Order, will give an open meeting
ana dance this evening at Red Mems Hall.
testimonial benefit will bs rendered to
MeSSrs. Ii. Patten and r. Doph this even
ing at Irving Hall. An entertainment will
be followed by dance.
A concert will be given this evening BY
Mir. Donald do Y. Graham al ODD Fellows
Hall in aid of the Endowment Fund of the
Chiiiren's Hospital Those participating in
the programme include: Mrs. N. Wyman
Williams, Mrs Csrmichaei-C Carr, Messrs.
Louis Heine, Sigmund Beel, c. d. O'Sulli-
van and Mr.. Graham.
The Signal Corps, Second Brigade, n. G..
T., VIII give one OF their enjoyable recep-
tons this evening at Unioa-square Hall.
Elaborate preparations are under way, aud
much pleasure is looked for
The Harron-Tracy Wedding.
Last evening another chrysanthemum
wedding was enacted at 10l1 Pine street.
the residence of the brides parents. The
principals were Miss Henrietta Wilmerding
Tracy, daughter of DR.. and Mrs. James Ii.
Hatch, and Mr. John Osgood Harron, Vice
President of tie Parke-Lacy Company,
we'll known here. The bride is graduate
OF Clarke's Institute. and although a native
of Portland, Oregon. has practically passed
all her life here, where she las wide circle
of friends.
There were no bridesmaids. Little Mas
ter Freddie Smith, the brides nephew was
entrusted with the responsibility of carry
Ing her bouquet and fan, acquitting him self
brayely. MIR. James Ii. Mundy acted as
best man. The happy pair stood beneath
the shade Of bower OF golden chrysanthe-
NUNS, wrought by Miss Bates into the IT.
regular texture Of plated grasses with Gull
ningly concealed art. Wicker trefOllS were
suspended at tie arch spanning the room
amid a wealth of foliage and large yellow
recess extended a bridal wish for the pairs
happiness, the letters on their yelluw
ground being appropriately formed of rice
grains.
An old friend of the family. Rev. Mr.. W.
II. StOy OF San Rafael, performed the cere-
mony. and it was interesting TO learn that
the reverend gentleman had oiliciattd at the
nuptials of the brides mother as we'll as al
the present brides christening Mr.. Hatch
gave his daughter away, and Brandts or
cheStra accentuuted the occasion with APP
propriate strains. Warm congratulations
and the usual celebration occupied the
friends, of whom there were some two
| hundred invited. for several delightful
hours.
The richness and number of the presents
were quite exeeutonal, many cases being
received from Portland, Sacramento and
other cities, besides the handsome tributes of
local friends.
To-day the bride and groom leave for the
south, m aking Del Coronado their objective
point. On their return home they Will oc'
cupy tn cir new home, 2l22 California street.
already prepared for their reception.
Silver Wedding on Sixth street.
The silver wedding of Mr.. and Mrs
Michael Marks took place ON Sunday even
ing at 1901 Sixth street.
At the happy celebration were present;
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Marks, Rev. Dr.
Levy, Mr. and Mrs. Stern, Mr.. and Mrs
Gensler Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Cohen, Mr..
and Mrs. Schwartz, Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron,
Mr.. and Mrs. Michaels. Mrs. r. G. Stark,
Mr.. and Mrs. a. Cohen, Mr.. and Mrs
Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs. Goldmeyer, Mrs. S.
Wyatt, Mr.. and Mrs. Goodman, Mrs. Burgo-
man, Miss N. Goldmeyer. Miss Maud Stark,
Miss Ida Wyatt, Miss NJ. Rnth Miss b
Roth, Miss NJ. Zimmerman. Miss I. Tim.
norman, Miss +. Adler. Miss 7. Adler. Miss
1. karsky. Miss 5. Levy, Miss |: Jacobs
Mr.. l. Alexander, Miss Lena Davis. Mr..
Kalish, Mr.. Louis, Mr.. Butts, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tucker, Mr. Samuels, MIR. Mayer. Messrs
J. Bluhm, A. NJ. Levy, Mr.: HOFFMAN,
Messrs. Thomas Cohen G. Rosenkrantz,
NJ. Rosenkrantz, Master Hill Rosen-
krantz. Mr.. and Mrs. Goodman. Messrs.
Louis Marks. Abe Marks, Ike Marks. Nor
rs Marks. Charles Grosslicht. j. Harris,
Abe Goldmeyer, A. Rothalz, +. Ferstand. II.
Plato, g. Boas, S. Solomon, L. Solomon, NJ.
Bluhm, MIR. and Mrs. Epstein.
The Burton-Thorne Wedding.
The marriage Of Mr. Harry Burton and
Miss Mamie Thorne of Fresno took place
on Thursday. the 18th inst. at the residence
of the brides aunt, Mrs. w. II. Greed OF
Oakland.
Miss Thorne is the daughter Of Mr.. A. j
Thorne of Fresno for several years Treas
urer or that county, and the granddaughter
of the late DR.. 7. E. Ellis. Mr.. Burton is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Burton of thi:
city, and with the firm of l.. Enstein & Co
Of Fresno.
A goodly number of family friends were
present at the ceremony, who spent very
pleasant and agreeable evening. extending
their nearly congratulations 10 tne Happy
couple. During the evening several con.
gratnlatory kilograms we're received from
friends in other parts. After refreshments
We're served the festivities were continued.
OF those invited the following vera pres
ent: Mrs. w. II. Greed, Messrs. Willie,
Wigginton and Clarence Greed. Miss NJ. c.
Ellis. Miss Lizzie Thorne, Willie Thorne,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Burton, Misses Susie
and Stella Burton, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles e.
Burton, Mr.. ard Mrs Henry II. Jones, Mr..
and Mrs. John Hillman, Messrs. j. C. &.
Russell. Sidney Shannon. Frank Wigginton,
Mr.. and Mrs. }. A. johnson. MIR. and Mrs.
G. A. Parmalee, Miss G.. NJ. Heath, Miss
Matte Heath, Miss Idra Shannon, Miss
Susie WigsintOn, Miss Minnie Olcese.
On the Monday and Tuesday evenings fol-
lowing receptions were given to Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Burton on their return from
Monterey by Mr.. and Mrs. c. .. Barton al
their residence. 81 Page street. A large
number Of the families connected with the
parties and other friends we're present on
each evening, giving to the recipients most
hearty greetings and well wishes for their
future prosperity. The festivities of the
evenings consisted of varied programme,
and held to late hour.