The morning call., 1891-06-10
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Wedding of Mr.. ID. Won Staden
and Miss Catherine Repp.
The Philomatheans Meet-An Afternoon Tea.
The Sans sOuci Club Ride-Lewis-
Haggerty Wedding Notes.

Charles L. Hoag ana vile OF North Berke-
ley. All their children and grandchildren
were present. besides many relatives and
friends from different parts of the State.
Poems, speeches, music and refreshments
passed the merry time.
Oriental Rebekah Degree Lodge, No. 80,
/. o. o. F., will give balloon party this
evening in Prospect Hall, Odd Fellows
building.
A largo and enthusiastic meeting was
held last night at % Kearny street by the
Australian Club, President Mr.. j. Nc
Laughlin in the chair. formal invitation
was given to all resident Australians to call
on the President and enroll their names as
members as soon as possible. Due notice
will be given Of the next meeting.
The Coronadoes will give their fourth hop
this evening at UniOn-square Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard j. Smith of San
Jose gave delightful party on Friday gwen
ing in honor of Mrs: Frank L. Green of this
city.
The Nine Bachelors will give their initial
hop this evening at Bersagleri Hall A
pleasant time is anticipated.
At the June entertainment of the West
ern Addition Club the programme will in
clude the sparkling cOmedietta entitled
Cosgro and Mr.. W. c. MeaSher.
The ST. Patrek's Mutual Alliance Asso-
citation OF California will give their eight
eeuth annual picnic to-day.
Among interesting 0ut-Of-tOwn events to-
day will be the marriages of Miss Brandon
and Mr.. Ash at San Rafael and of Miss
Josephine Wheeler to Mr.. j. p. Churchill in
Oakland.
An Afternoon Tea on Hayes Street.
At the residence of Mrs. j. Harry Scott
$40 Hayes street, on Wednesday last, de-
lightful afternoon tea was rendered to her
sister, Mrs. William Greggel of Woodland
1t was somewhat Of a surprise party and
proved all the more enjoyable on that ac-
count Those present were: Mrs. William
Greggel, Mrs. Is. CurtaZ, Mrs. w. Benjamin,
Mrs, ". FenkhauSen, Mrs. j. Ghirardelli
Mrs. s. HerZOg, Mrs. II. Russ, hrs. b. Fay,
Mrs. III. Simpson, Mrs. +. Burnett Mrs. I.
Slatterey, Mrs. J.. KeltOn, Mrs Z. Duifield,
Mrs. A. Tuckey, Mrs. Crist, Miss l.. Muche,
Miss l.. CurtaZ, Miss Il. Kuss.
The Won staden-Repp Wedding.
Sunday evening last was the occasion set
for the solemDization of the marriage of
Miss Catherine Repp and Mr. Diedrich Won
Staden, a prosperous young merchant Of
this city.
Rev. Julius Fusndeling. pastor of st.
Marks German Evangelical Lutheran
Church, performed the ceremony. Mis-
George Young officiated as bridesmaid and
MIR. John T. Kirby filled the Office Of best
man. The bride was becomingy attired
and many were the envlOus chances cast at
the lucky bridegroom.
After leaving the church the contracting
parties with their friends repaired TO Har-
mony Hall, Mission street, between Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth, and all partoOk of
bOunteous repast. Professor RitZau's Or
ehestra had been secured for the occasion
and the deyotees of TeIpSichOre experienced
a treat.
1t was a late hour when the happy couple
took their departure amid the customary
shower OF old shoes, etc. to their residence
at the corner Of Twelfth and Folsom streets
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Boyle, Mr.. and Mrs de Fignee,
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Casey, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Madden, Mr. and Mrs. +. Swansev, MIR.
and Mrs. John Mccarthy, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
LeEaney, Mr. and Mrs. z. Kane, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Pritchard, Mr. and Mrs. John
DwyeT, Mr.. and Mrs Carson Hink. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. TrainOr, Mr.. and Mrs. John T.
Plath, Miss GuS>ie Eckstrom, Miss Anna L.
Bonner, Miss Emma II. Benning, Mrs. J.
ney, Mrs. Mcdonald, Miss NJ. Hesketh, Miss
Maggie Davidson, Miss Mic Meyer. Miss
julia Haley, Miss Hanna Haley, Miss Mary
Coyue, Miss Margaret COyne, Mrs. Sara
Fay, Miss Sara Hughes, Miss O'Meara, Miss
A. Pleasance, Miss Anita Turner, Miss
George Flood. Miss Tonv MaurIch. Miss
Edna Thompson, Miss Alice Dugan, Miss
koko Casey, Miss Florence Zacharias, Miss
Ii0ttle Hamburg, Miss Lulu StrObrldge, Miss
Sarah Laws, Courtroom Clerk Thomas 4.
Graham, Captain John w. Wisemau, Col
Onel j. I. Lehaney, MesSTs. Chris Shea,
John OFT, Ernest Never Joseph Hesketh,
p. Mcguire, Judge R.M ara, J. f. Hogan, j.
Kelly, William 4. Cotton, James j. Wise
man, eX-Supervisor David Barry, John L.
MulIin, Judge Frank J. Gray, Joseph
TobIn, D. Mara, Harry Pleasance, Edward
Talbot, John PiZanni. Peter Stademan,
William II. Almon. John Repp, William
Repp. John Stillman, William Bannan,
Michael Haley, William Later, Frederick
LauteTwasseT, William c. Turner, Ambrose
Martin, Joseph S. McGinn. Benjamin F,
Jones
The PhiIomatheans in Council.
Last evening the class of "a of the
Chautauqua Society aptly yclept "The Philo-
matheans" with the significant motto "Ubi
Mel, lbi Apes" held pleasant reunion at
the First Presbyterian Church.
The following was the programme pro-
vided for the OCCASION Remarks. Mr.. II.
n. Bevier, President; poem. Treasure
Seekers" Mrs. Isabelle Woodland; music
GnstTumentaD William Tell" Miss b.
Gray; dialogue. 8Ir. Milton and Miss L. No
Murray song, shall We Roam, My Love-"
Mr.. w. Balnaves; paper. Mr.. W. IL. Tay-
Tor; reading, Miss Jessie Carruthers; song,
MARY O Argyle" Miss Maude Gray; paper,
Bachelor" Miss Jennie Lundquist; song,
THE Maid Of the MIL, Mrs. r. Il. Patter-
son; paper, "Spinsters." Mr.. q. Z. BentZ;
song ana chorus, members.
At the subsequent festivities eloquent
toaSts were responded to as follows: "Chau-
faf At
r. K. Patterson; Law" Mr.. Campbell;
strangers" Mr.. w. ii. Taylor; America"
Mr.. W. BalDaVes.
The Sans SOuei Club Ride"
The Sans SOuci Club, an organization Of
recent date for the purpose of having small
entertainments of novel character among
about fifty couples Of young people, gave
most enjoyable ride" on Friday evening
last
The party started in two specially char
tered open cars from the corner OF Tenth
and Howard streets, and arrived at Schuur's
Hall about 9 O'clock. Dancing WAS soon
inaugursted and the hall was comic tably
filled. Marine Bros Orchestra furnished
the music until u 30 o'clock, pleasant in
PERMISSION occurring about IL O'Clock for re-
freshments, when the rarty returned to the
CITY, highly pleased with their trip.
1t Is the intention Of this club 10 give sew
eral Of these rides" this summer, and the
number Of guests viii be limited to fifty
couples. The committee in charge consisted
of Messrs. Charles de COnrSy. Joseph Mo-
ran, James 5. Hawkins, Charles w. Dixon.
The -Haggerty Wedding.
At st. Patrick's Church on Monday even
ing Mr.. George Lewis aud Miss Kittie Hag-
gerty were united in matrimOny by Rev.
Father Brennan. Mr. David Beale acted as
best man and Miss May Holmes as brides
maid. There was quite large attendance
of friends of the young couple present to
witness the ceremony.
After the ceremony a reception was held
at the residence of the newly married
couple, ia Shipley street, 20 which Only
most intimate friends had been invited.
The happy pair have a large circle of
friends. who extend to them their best
wishes for their future HAPPINESS