The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-20

"The Bachelors"
The cOtillon Of "The Bachelors" which was
to have been given in Pioneer Hall on Tuesday
evening April 2sth. has been postponed as
matter of courtesy 10 President Harrison, In
whose honor Senator Stanford will give large
reception that evening. The cotillon will take
place on Tuesday evening, May 9th.
The arrangements are already about complete
and 200 invitations are out, including many
chaperons Among the latter are: Mrs. David
Bixler. Mrs. William S. Teyls. Mrs; Theresa
Fair, Mrs. Hermann 0elrichs, Mrs. All. Voorhles,
Mrs. j. NJ. Williamson, Mrs. Eugene Sherwood,
Mrs. Sampson Tams, Mrs. John II; Wise, Mrs
sler Jones. Mrs. II. A. Williams, Mrs. Peter
Dean, Mrs. William Dresoach, Mrs. Frederick
Eaton. Mrs. B. F. Norris. Mrs. Z: j. Bandman,
Mrs. V0lney SpaldinG, Mrs F. NJ. Ptxley, mrs.
A. W. Scott Mrs. Homer S. King. Mrs. Barclay
Henley Mrs. George II. +. Jackson. Mrs William
Irwin, Mrs. Henry Williams and Mrs. j. L.
Tie organization will be permanent and will
give cOtillOus next season. Mr. Sampson (.
Tucker will lead and Mr.. John n. FeatheTStone
The members Of the club include: Messrs.
James +. Bunnell, NJ. q. Bugbee j. Fred Bnrgin,
A. f. Buchanan. Arthur L. Clarke, DR.. Willard
Davis, John n. teatherslone. WIZ E., Fisher,
Joseph r. Folsom, Louis FelGman Jr;., DR.. John
HAWKS, William Hendrlckson Jr., f. S. Heller,
j. W. Ravens, Robert A. Irving. Edward Y.
Judd, Earl T. Kerr, Frank II. keyes, Robert
Mcmillan, George S. Mearns, Charles II. Mcln-
tosh DR.. John Nightingale, Benjamin +. Norris,
Richard H. ROunlree. Arthur L. Shattack, Al
bert "; Scott Jr., l. W. Sesly Chauneey NJ; ST.
John. James Z. Sweeney. Sampson E. Tucker,
Frederick E. Wilcox, Harry E. Wise. Ellis
Wooster, Walter j. Wiley aud Charles ID. VIII
son.
Cryan-Mathews Wedding in Oakland.
Que of the pretliest weddings thai Oakland has
seen for long time TOOK place on Thursday
evening al St Frances de Sales Church when
Miss Mary Gene We've Mathews and Robert VIII
liam Witty Cryan were united in marriage.
The altar of The church was tastefuy deco
rated with palms, ferns and white bells-wnile
flowers aud gIe, rs IN proiusiOn were prettily dis
Osed. Al O'clock Brandps Orchestra struck
up the wedding march, and shortly aileiWaId the
bridal parry entered.
Hon Jeremiah Lynch Of San Francisco otfici-
ated as best man, Miss Harriet J0llffe, cousin
Of lie BRIDE, acted as maid OF honor, aud Misses
Minnie aud Margaret Joline were the brides
maids. All were beautifully dressed, the bride
Wearing as ornaments a lovely paruTe OF rubles
ana diamonds, The gift OF The groom
McSweeney, assisted by Assistant Bishop Boyle
OF Australia, Who pronounced The benedcLlon,
and by Fathers KING aud Quill.
A reception at The residence OF the BRIDES
parents, 1867 Webster street, followed the eere-
mOny at Tie church. The house WAS beautifully
decorated with profusion OF flowers and drap-
cries. A canopy leo from the door to The drive
way in The spacious grounds. Tie happy couple
received their friends in the parlOr uuder
canopy aud yoke III one of tile bay-wndo VS.,
where congratulations were showered on them.
4 pleasant evening was passed By all the guests
and sunptuOus wedding feast enjoyed.
The newly welded couple VIII leave Tor an ex-
tended Tour abroad, after few weeks stay at
Coronado, ana Will visit the countries where they
iii ST met. The story Uf The engagement OF the
young people IS quite romantic. The TWO, each
from different part OF the world, met tor the
first time on trip up the Nile In Egypt After
their tTip abroad the young couple Will return TO
his city 10 take up their residence.
The couple rec wed many handsome presents
The groom is a son OF Dr.. Cryan OF Dublin.
Ireland and Is 20 years old. He has Travelled
extensively In EuIOItd and l. q graduate OF 1rii-
ity College OF Dublin. The bride Is 81 years old
and is a post graduate Of Oakland Convent. she
has Travelled ID Europe and IS well known IN
musical icles, wheIo size shines as star. She
also a artist IL colors.
Ouly The immediate friends and relatives were
present al the wedding and reception.
Party on Howard Street.
On Saturday evening, April 18Th, a very pleas
ant party was rendered to Mr. and Mrs. Stock
f CT at their residence, 1888 Howard street, by
the officers of the U and Club.
Among the large number present we're: Mrs.
StockReer, Miss NJ. Murphy, Miss NJ. Connor,
Miss Mollle Murphy, Miss E. Sulllvan, Miss r.
Campbell, MISS >. Crockett, Miss j: Riley, MISS
{. HAWKINS. Miss S. ODonnell, Mrs. White,
Mrs. Ii. Murphy, Miss X. Nilson: Messrs. y.
Weber, j. I. Dillon P. Stucktect, J. White, e.
Straub j. Smms, P. +. Dlon, H. j. Dillon, f.
Sullivan, T. McClOskey, q. Hawkins, j. w eber,
George Knowles.
A Society Minstrel Show In Oakland.
On Saturday night, May I'd. after the Presi-
QenES reception, q uuiQu6 ucgtO lulusllol oulcI'
tainmeuI Will be given al the Oakland Theater
by the Jackson-street Minstrels aud lie Alice
street Quartet
This organization is composed OF the young
men OF Oakland society who have heroicaly
sacrificed their mustaches to appear as smooth
fac dMkies for the benefit of the Central Free
kindergarten OF that city.
The lTOufe is composed of The following gen.
tlemen: Messrs. George II. Wheaton j., A. p.
Braylou Jr., II. E. Wadswolth. Z. b. Mcbride,
n PAYTnn How A i kpabDr.
OuGB, L. L. Haynes, Leon ID. Smith, J. J. Archl-
bald, a. Casserly. Viii Wheaton, B. H. Wyman,
Lester Herlick, l.. Il. Haigbt Shafier Howard.
Kari Howard. w. f. Bond, j. j. Rosborough
Henry Adams, g. OSulliyan aud j. a. WHds-
worth.
In this aggregation VIII Wheaton, James
Archibald and Paxton Howard will do The
bones, while tile tambourines will be Tilted by
Alex RosbOrouGh. Harry Wadsworth and Harry
Knowles. Lester Herrlck Will act as inter
lOculor, and b. IL. Wyman, with whom The Idea
originated, will have general charge oil the en-
tertaiument. he boxes and choice seats Will
probably be auctioned at the AthenlIn CLUB.
Pacific Coast Weddings.
The wedding of Mr.. Charles E. T. Graham Jr
OF San Francisco and Miss Mary Ellis OF Law
renee took place GU Tuesday morning in the
chapel adjoining the Catholic Church, Santa
Clara. Tie interior of the place Of worship was
prettly decorated. The nuptial mass was per-
formed by Rev. f. RaRgio, 5. j., at IL O'Clock in
the presence OF number OF the friends and rel
The BRIDE acted as bridesmaid ana w. NJ Ora
ham, brother o I the groom, acted as best man.
After the ceremony reception was held at the
residence of the BRIDES father. MIR. and Mrs
Graham will make San Francisco their future
home.
Al Santa Rosa on Wednesday were married
Miss Isabelle Kline and Mir. Waller A. Bolton OF
this city. Mr.. John II. Bolton, the father OF the
groom, is one OF San FrauciscO's pioneers and
has been an hOnored and respected citizen and
business man OF this city since 1919. Tie
groom Is promising, actlvr young man, who for
The past two years has been In charge Of his
fathers farming and cattle interests in salt River
Valley, near PLenix, Ariz. His mother is sis
ter Of an old-lime settler, John f. Fowler OF
Santa Rosa. The bride IS well known to all the
PEOPLE Of santa Rosa aud Is one OF that city'o
fairest daughters. They will reside In Arizona
At Santa Clara on Wednes day the wedding OF
Miss Paula halarln, daughter Of Mr.. j. Malarin,
lbe wel-suOwn capitalist OF Santa Cara, and DR..
Luis Fatjo prominent physician OF Spain WIS
solemnized In the chapel adjoining tue Catholic
Church. The event, though quiet one, was
brilliant affair owing 10 The prominence OF the
couple. DR.. ana Mrs. Fatjo Will take up their
residence IN Santa Clara.
On Wednesday morning Mr.. George Allen
Watson and Miss Floi enee p. Hawley were
married In Oakland by Rev. Robert Richie
at the rectory OF st; Pa4Ps Church. The
affair was private. Mr.. Watson Is he son
County. lie Is fine reader and CAPABLE actor.
having played IN Frederic WarGe's company for
season. The bride is native OF this State,
Shasta County being her birthplace, but she lived
for d mum Der OF years 10 Melbourne. Hsr sister,
MIS-. Clara l. Long. the wife OF a wealthy con
tractor IN Tacoma, came down TO the wedding.
The Picnic Season.
The fourth annual picnic of the Sons of St.
George Will be held al Shell Mound Park next
Thursday, when SPECIAL attractions will be Of
Tered.
Parties to Take Place.
Dolores Assembly, No. 7, Y. NJ. q. o., will
give their second anniversary entertainment and
social at Mission Opera Hall, 2131 Mission
street. next Wednesday evening.
The members oi The Aldine Musical Club win
receive their friends at a fulldress party, 10 be
given tomorrow evening Al Union-square Hall.
Young Ladies' Institute No. will give an
evergreen social'' tomorrow evening a. Irving
Hall, 121 Post street
Tne Tourists OF National Parlor, No. 11s, N.
S. 6. W.. Will give their second party at Odd
Fellows Hall Tomorrow evening.