The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-06
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Marriage of Nr. Beecher and
Miss BrOGgher in Oakland.
Native Daughters acknowledgements den
and MOran-CrOOn Wedding
on York Street-Notss.

MIS- george LOOMS gave 4 CHARMING iuuCuSou
TO her niece. Mrs Ekins, before leaving for
Philadelphia. The table decorations were ex-
tremely pretty and were all in lilac. Among the
guests were: Mrs. II. l.. Dodge Mrs. Timothy
Hopkins, Mrs. J. b. Crockett, Mrs. Russell VIII
son, Mrs. John Curry, Mrs. w. Mayo Newhall
Mrs. Theodore Payne, Mrs. William Kohl and
several others.
Original old-time invitations have been issued
for concert TO be given by the young folks Of
Mills College next Friday at the institution for
The benefit OF lie Nathaniel Gray Hall OF Science
An attractive programme is quantity promised.
Among those who attended tie memorable
silver wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs Charles
McCreaTy in Sacramento on Thursday were:
Mrs EasiOn, Mr.. and Mrs Russell Wilson, Miss
Beth Sperry, Mr. and Mrs. Mounuord S.
Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Scott. Mrs Fran
ces Egerlon, Miss Nellie Htyer Miss Florence
burden, Mr. Charles Wood and MI Fred c.
Croker.
Miss Bandmann aud Miss Rothwen will be
marie This evening at Grace Church.
Mrs. General George Stoueman held a brilliant
reception last Saturday evening at her residence
in Los Angeles, when the best-knOwn people in
the county were present. Mrs. Stoneman was
assisted in receiving Dy Mrs. Major True Mrs
G. j. Ellis Mrs. Judge Gardner. airs. ii. L. Lee,
Mrs Godfrey H0lleThoff, Mrs. j. Z. Ciauk OF
Lananda Park, Miss Wits, Miss Moore Miss
Craig Miss Grace Cole aud the Misses Stone
The American Legion OF Honor councils OF
this city Viii give al entertainment compliment
tary Go the Grand Council OF the ORDER TINS even
ing al 0dd Fellows Hall
The monthly entertainment and hop of the
Edwin Forrest Dramatic Club TOOK place on
Monday evening at The rooms OF the club, 425
Ivy avenue. The numbers Oh The programme
were Of an unusually interesting character, and
comprised reeltauonS, songs aud Specialties b.
Tie members. The entertainment WAS followed
By dancing, which was continued until late
Mrs. Henry Hook aud Miss Bonnie Hook co.
farF Na TuIl 81 at = zeE
street, Oakland, on Saturday last: Mrs. Fred
r. Pray. Mrs. Ward, Mrs. McAiiIs, Mrs. William
J.. Hook Miss Lulu James, Anaheim: Miss
Blanche Nixon, Santa Barbara; Miss Sarah b.
Eice, Santa Barbara; Miss Ward, Miss Wal
bridge, Miss Madden and Miss Halsey of OAK
land. After a sumptuous lunch The party were
entertained Ia various ways, all parting after
festive lime.
Mrs Il. II. Lowenthal has Changed her even
ing al home. and Will receive every last WedHeS-
day ~ lie month.
A number he friends of Mr. Truxt0n Beae
OF this CITY, the newly appointed Minister 10
Persia, gave him complimentary farewell din
ner on lie 27th ult at The Metropolitan Club,
Washington, d. C. Mr. Beale sailed last Satur-
day Tor Europe en- route tor TeheIau.
A full account OF The c0tiloH given last evening
by 90 The Bachelors VIII be found IN another
column,
A Ciade lecture and concert VIII be given this
evening by Tie Scandinavian Concert Club al
Sttuway Hall on Post street. Au interesting
sketch II Gade's life VIII be given by Mr.. Waage
10 two parts, toge her win choice musical Selec-
lions by MIS- Wlsmer Miss Bugge, Mr.. Wismer.
Mr.. harburg aud Mr. Davis.
Beecher- Brougher w edding in Oakland.
The wedding OF Miss Nellie Vernon Brougher
Of East Oakland ana Nj. Charles Ashley Beecuer
OF Stock ton was celebrated yesterday at the resi-
deuce OF The brides parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. f. c.
Brougher Of East Fifteenth street IN the pres
ence only OF The relatives of the contracting par
Ties aud The families Of tile officiating ciergymen.
The groom Is the son Of a very prominent man Of
STOCKTON, Mr.. j. l.. BeeCber, who is President
of the Farmers Union and Milling Company
and near relative Of the late Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher
Tie residence had for the occasion been trans
formed into a tropical bower, nj even for Queen
ElGra herself Roses and long trailing vines,
mingled with The fairest ana most fragrant
blossoms, added greatly TO the happy scene. In
Tie bay window where the ceremony took place
an Dor bad been constructed, from which hung
a magTidEe-bell OF much artistic beauty and In
perfect harmony with the surrounding decOra-
tons.
Tie ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr.
=. Is. Morse, DID, Of the Baptist College, High
lduG FaTN, assisted by The brides pastor, Rev
Frank Dixon, OF East Oakland and the Rev.
Ray Palmer OF Stockton. The bride was at
tended by Miss COrrinne Morse and The groom
ny MT. James BIOugher. After congratulations
lad been offered the COmpauy sat down TO a
finely prepared Gejeuner Ia fOuTchetie. which
Das paitSkeG OF and enjoyed for three nouns.
aIter which the newly married couple took their
departure amid shower OF rice and good wishes.
Upon their arrival al Stockton large recep-
tiUn is 10 be given them by Tie parents OF the
groom.
There we're numerous presents for the bride.
who IS a Well-educated ana accomplished lady,
and Has many friends. She has devoted much OF
her time 30 church work, both in her own church
ana outside, and The many little ones whose les
sons she has conducted IN different Sunday
school were moi negectful when The time Tor
giving EeseUtS came.
ThOss present around the festive board, aside
from the family, were: Mr.. and Mrs. John l..
Beecher Rev and Mrs. Frank Dixon, Rev. Ray
Palmer, Sir. and Mrs. 5. b. Morse Miss Mabel
Morse, Mr.. ana Mrs. John ". WestOver OF San
Francisco. T. MeStOYef.
ton Of Alameda and Mr. Lorenzo SheW OF ln-
diana.
The Fremont PaTIor Entertainment.
Fremont PariOr, No. 90. Native Daughters OF
the Golden West, gave particularly pleasant
entertainment and hop last night at Washington
Hall on EDDY street. The attendance was large.
Following was Tie programme, followed by
dancing until II O'Clock: song Miss Maud
jrOssGeld, Miss IuliUch Miss Lydia Knight;
recitation, Mr. I. kiig0; song, Mr. d. Foley;
recitation, Mr.. r. Nandernaileu; song, MISS
Maud Day; recitation, Miss Mamie Mauton;
song, little Morrow Tucker; vocal duet, Miss
Alice Turner aud Miss Lille Olsen; recitation
Mir. ID. O'Brien; song, Mr. L. WadrOn; scene
from Venice Preserved" MessrS. Il. CLICK aud
7. SOssO.
The pleasant affair was given under the fol-
lowing supervision: Reception Committee
Katie LeaIy, Laura FtitZ Mrs. Dheillg, Maggie
Collins, Mamie McGowan. Mss Watts, Louise
Bacigalul1; floor manager, thomas Campbell;
Floor COmmutee-C. Gould, II. Leonard, NJ.
Lang, X. BartOni Committee OF Arrangements
Minnie Dunlap, Sadie TullOch, Clara ZOWasky.
Rose King, Clara Prrp0li, Lizzie Dunuing, Irene
Virgins
The Spencer-Vodden Wedding.
Tie wedding OF Miss Mary Wooden OF This city
aud Nr. w. ii. Spencer.of Los Gatos took place
al tle.residenCe Of the brides parents. Mr. and
Mrs. ". Yodden, AS Oak street, on Saturday
evening last.
TIE valious apartments were tastefuliy deco
rated with choice flowers and smilaX, presenting
charming aupearance, Rev. X. Mackenzie per-
bridesmaid aud Mr.. Cnarles IL. Wooden, brother
OF the biide, &C ed as best man. Alter The cere
mUuy an elaborate supper was served aud several
hours were devoted 10 It's pleasures.
among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Koch MI and Mrs. II Jones, Mr; ana Mrs.
Stats, Mrs. NJ. Grant, Mr.. X. +. Ellison, Miss
NJ. 0gilvle, MF. {. II. NOdden, Miss J.. Koch,
Mr. aud Mrs. j. X. Moore, Mr.. w. J.. Chamber
lain, Mr.. and Mrs. I. Nodden MI. +: Billing
Mr.. j. Natseu, Mr.. c. Hooper, Mir. 5. YOdden.
AT a late hour the newly welded couple left
for The Baldwin Hotel amid showers OF rice. The
next day they took their departure for Los Gatos
where they viii resid-.
The ORC Elmo ParIor Party.
ORC Elmo ParIOr, No 8, n. D. g. w, gave
their fourth anniversary party on Tuesday even
ing the 28th Hlt., al UniOn-Square Hall. As is
usual at their parties the attendance was large
and select
Tie decorations were few but choice; but the
bright faces and elegant costumes OF The ladies
were all The embellishments that could be de-
sired.
After The grand march, led by Miss Annie
Roche. Piesid ms OF the parlOr succession Of
dances engaged the guests until midnight.
The following constituted the Active Commit
tee: Floor manager, Miss Annie Roche; assist
ant floor manager, Miss Mamie Mccarthy; Re-
ceptiou Committee - Miss May Gerdes, Miss
Emma Foster, Miss Jennie RawliGs, Mrs. Emma
Ihierbach Miss Carrie Rohrbaeher; Floor Com
mittee-Miss Rebecca ROsenthal, Miss Cassie
Radford Miss Emma DeIwig Miss Emma
Carey, Miss Margaret Smith, Miss Laura Carey
The Moran Groom Wedding.
On Wednesday evening last the interior Of ST
Francis Church presented an attractive aspect.
Tie altar was beautifully decorated ana the
body Of the church well filed with ladies and
prpflemeu assembled 10 witness the wedding OF
& T.eo.-b n NForan aud Mics Nellie r Groom