The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-10-27
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Pronounced Success of a Recent
Charity Bazaar.
An Eddy-street Observation-Disclosures at
saratoga-Party on Castro Street.
Notes and Announcements.


table people in this city to the Armitage
Orphanage San Mateo, generously donated
by Mr.. George w. Gibbs. Useful donations
of bedding, etc, have been received from
Mrs. W. Kohl, Miss Kohl, Miss Price, Mrs.
G. L. Bradley, Mr.. Levi Strauss, Mrs. E.
A. Brugere and Mrs. E. L. Eyre.
The marriage of F. Z. Newhotf and
Miss Sallie Lawson, both of San Francisco.
will take place on the evening of tie 29th
instant, at the home Of parent S27 Capp
street. and they will start on trip north,
TO remain away thirty days.
Young Ladies Institute No. will give
their third anniversary reception this even
ing at Odd Fellows Hall.
At the recent bazaar held by Lincoln
Relief Corps, W. Il. c., at Irving Hall, it Is
believed that not less than $1,000 was
realized.
Al the regular social meeting this evening
of the Woman S Educational and Industrial
Union on Suffer street the chief attraction
will be stereopticon views OF battles of the
late war, historical scenes and natu raj Won
ders of the continent
The Entire Nous Cotillon will hold their
second meeting this evening at Lunts Hall
on Polk street.
ct the last monthly entertainment given
by the Croker Auxiliary to the II ONE the
following young ladies assisted: Miss
Chandler, Miss nightingale, Miss Ami ia
Plum, Miss Stella Hayes, Miss Lillian
Wagner, Miss Atkinson, Miss Ernestlne
Haskell, Miss Susie Davis, Miss Mabel
Love, Miss Emma MeMulliD, Miss Susie
LeCount, Miss Nellie Boyd and Miss Gertie
Guewey. TIE young ladies contemplate
giving play soon for the benefit of the old
people.
Party on Eddy Street.
Mr.. Rudolph Hornung entertained a num-
Der of Fl ends on Friday at his residence,
1922 Eddy street.
An informal programme was rendered
by Miss Rose Broderick, Miss Eugene
Gonzaltz, Miss Florence Boyton, Messrs.
Biterman and Gonzaltz. Later those pres
ent sat down to a bounteous repast The
party did not break up till near dawn, and
the guests departed with many thanks to
Mir. Hornung for the pleasant evening spent
in his III use.
Those present were: Miss Ethel Tillson
Miss Bessie Roden, Miss Gertie Boyton'
Miss Flo Boyton. Miss Genie Gonzaitz,,
Miss T. Evans, Miss Nellie Bridger, Miss
Rose Broderick, Miss May White, Miss
Minnie Murray, Miss Annie Broderick, Miss
Irma Horack, Miss May Wright. Mr.. and
Mrs. HOrnung, Messrs 5. Whitney, w.
Dunn. II. Lndervat, a. Carley, +. Evans,
Frank BteTmaU, {. Woods, K. OConnor,
F. Davidson, W. Morton, a. AlmoD, Rhu-
dolph Hornung, w. Hooper, a. Smyth,
Frank Gonzaitz A. Glass, d. Colman, ID.
COnroy.
Wedding Bells at Saratoga.
The Congregational Church at Saratoga
was the scene of happy gathering last
Thursday afternoon, the occasion being the
marriage of Miss Annie Steel, who for
meIly lived in San J0se but who for the
past three years has been a resident of the
Immediate vicinity Of Saratoga, and Mr.. w.
L. Derm0dy. whose home is on Stone ave-
nue., about two miles from San Jose.
The church was deliberately and taStefully
decorated under the artistic manipulatiOns
Of tie Misses Jennie FdTwell, Jennie NJ c.
Clay and Mollie Cunningham, and the eff
feet was indeed bright and joyous greet
ing to the bridal party as they came slowly
down the aisle to the music OF Memberships
wedding march, played by Mis-. Gordon,
and took their positions in front OF the altar
where they acre met by Rev. W. II. Cross,
who performed the marriage ceremony,
which Is as old as time, yet ever new.
Miss Ollie Steel accompanied her sister rs
bridesmaid and Nj ". Z. Erzgraber OF San
Francisco was tile grooms best man. At
the conclusion Of the ceremony Alr. and
Mrs. DeTmOdy turned and faced the audi
ence and received The congratulations Of
their friends, of which there were a hun
dred OK more Inc young people OF Tue
Christian Ende a Sociey, oil mh men MIS-. MIS-:
b"r rnsiGen~e hsra had ta,an the Tatter of
entertainment into their hands, aud after
congratulations had been extended the
bridal party was requested to lead The way
l? inc chutch parlor' "herr u '.a "cu-
dihS repast Eau oeGn pIePTteu anu a. ha .
social hour was ehl yea, al.ef "hich they
entered their carriage and were driven
away aihiu sloW WEI o. IIce ~, i-o9 f u'Sua,
where tEeS l4CA tie aItei i NUN u ttin loi o"
francisco where tlIey wiz We, NIsi' ioi Wen ,iA
anu then return 10 o"h Jose, Mhet t I I
nome VIII oe IoI 'ie pieseh' VIZ" MI Dei-
m9Iy pateu u .-.io...,o -;
Inc 1Ouns fe9ple o0clesy lhaue mani
lest the esteem III MHlCI, tHeS Heiu 'Heii
youthful companlOh 0y tIe presentation OF
an elrRant siIVei oHluizeu lallp' MmlGu Is NO
ola oni ~ yoIned fri,nJs
e.ro.
vary ,Ioas,ni snrnrjse ,,aTtv ,ros tar-
dorad - NJ " Z KImhan AZ his resi.
DO 200 Castro straet on Saturday evan
inc in honor NJ bis tbirtfeth birthday
Tho narJor, we're Handsomely decorated
and ths many nrrttv toilets were features
of the eniovabIe occasion. Music singing
d,mcino and GAMES werA happilv indnIrrd
in Ahorr midnioht the marry renafrsd 70
,La a ninoroom ~ h ere hountenus rpnast
VIC VIC. - s i-r,re, p''''
was served
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Farrell Mr.. and Mrs E. a. Buck. Mr.. and
Mrs. z. Koppeu, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Croker. Mr.. and Mr.. c. II. Kimball Mr.
d NJ. w r K.r,,I.ou Mrs po,,arsn,,
anu Ms l. N III ." rs SUI
Mrs. a; ramps, mrs ,; Me e. MIS-; +.
himbaii, MIS-. 2hlth, Mrs. II. Newer, MISS
T. f4Il,ips. Mss CI ,3l MISS oinltn,
MISS l.: Marshaii, tne misses Aiiie ana DAISY
DEM, Miss Eva Mcnnuh' me Misses MaOel
ana Etnei farFelI' MISS augusta 3heipape,
PISS 9ii1le heG ~ I iiinf, PISS Mss
augusta hllLoHti' diSS hHiii5 Nun oail' PISS
Lane I pail Ms % LIN Is9
q. y Marshall. b, d. MrDiyitt. W. r, Pie.
vim, C. II. Amey, A. McAdams, W. McPhun,
w. L. kimball, f. Kimball, David Kimbail.
Ralph Newell, Mr.. Polk MI Friedman.
Party on Pearl streer.
Mr. q. and Mrs, X. kOerner gave q most