The morning call., 1891-04-30

took place, the contracting parties being Miss
Mamie Tillman, the only and ACCOMPLISHED
daughter of Mr. aud Mrs. j. Tillman, and Mr. d.
Mattas
The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Faith 7 Cassin. The bride was attended by MISS
Nora TObn. while Mr. Fr ank LasIufka acted as
best man. In the evening reception and wed
ding SUPPER followed at the home OF the bride
parents al 1922 Valencia street. and was at
tended only by the relatives and Intimate friends
OF the happy couple. Mr. and Mrs: Mattas
were the recipients of many costly and beauIilui
presents.
They have gone to housekeeping in an ele-
CAVITY furnished home. which the groom had
Broadway, and VIII be pleased TO meet their
many friends on Thursdays.
Party on Sixteenth Street.
very pleasant surprise party was rendered
Miss Mary DIercks in celebration OF her tenth
birthday anniversary.
Dancing, followed by supper and resumed I'M
i'll late hour, was the order OF the enjoyable
affair.
Those present were: Miss NJ. Dlercks, Miss
NJ. Coffin, Miss NJ. Mckay, Miss I. Butt, Miss
A. SwarlZ. Miss NJ. Bell, Miss B. Rheln, Miss Nj.
Yell0tt, Miss A Windler Miss +. Windler, Miss
l.. Anderson, Miss A. Ahrens. Miss NJ. Long
Miss NJ. Sullivan, Miss NJ. Winder Miss n.
Oster, Miss E. Horn, Miss G. Savage; Masters
G. Butt, Ii. Hnlsmann. w. Ahrens, II. Diercks
}: Long, j. Mckay, j. Horn, w. Diercks; the
Armstrong, Miss E. Connor, Miss s. Christmas
Miss d. Hustled, Miss &. Rheim Mr., and Mis-:
Won Sooten, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Barrett, Mr.. and
Mrs. Myer, Mr.. and Mrs. Watsew, Mr.. and Mrs
u. L0ng Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Bell, Mr.. and Mrs W.
Horn. MIR. and Mrs. G. Diercks, Mr. and Mrs ID.
Holden, MIS- savage, Mrs; e.; Common oLd MIS- Mrs
Z. OSter, Mr. I. Barrett, MIR. Ii. Wagner, Mr..
W. Christmas, Mr.. w. Ahrens, MIR. j. Holstman
Society Personals.
Mrs Alvarado NJ. Fuller, wife of Lieutenant
Fuller of The Second Cavalry, arrived at the
Occidental Hotel on The 22d, from Fort Bowie,
Ariz Mrs hrfu haF eilildraD (yrll
and Lucille. TO cooler climate than Arizona Tor
the summer.
Miss olive Castro of Pinole will leave for En-
gland shortly, IN company with Mrs. W. I'll.
SissOn and friends.
Last week Mr.. G. p Huntington visited Santa
Monica. was driven about the town and dined
with Mrs. Senator J. 7. Jones.
The Earl of Rosse has returned 10 New York.
and taken rooms at the BreVOort House.
Mr.. and Mrs. William ii. Minis and their
daughter. Miss Bessie Mills. left for lone on
Tuesday, where Mr. Mills has business IN con-
nectlon with the subdivision OF property.
General Edward $. Solomon and family OF
this city, VIII spend the summer in santa Cruz
Captain aud Mrs w. Il. Collier and family
have left the Palace Hotel for their summer resi-
deuce near Clear Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred II. Beaver win pass part of
the summer at Ben Lomond.
Miss Beth Sperry LETT yesterday for brief
visit 10 Sacramento.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles G.. Hooker and the
Misses Hooker go TO olympia, Wash, the resi-
dence ii Mr.. Robert q. Hooker
Mr.. aud MIS-. Mitchell Philips of San Jose are
the guests OF Judge ana Mrs. Levy al their elo-
CANT new home on Pacific avenue.
Among those leaving yeste day for Del Monte
were: NJ T.. and Mrs. ". II. Croker, Mr.. James
Phrlan, Hon. aud MIS-. W. ". Morrow, Colonel
Fred Croker, Captain and Mrs. w. II. Taylor,
Miss Pope.
Nj. and Mrs. ]. Mcguire OF this city have lett
fOi Tie East for an unlimited length OF time.
Mrs Ii. j. Fisher Is spending few weeks with
her son. Mr.. George Fisher, AZ Lone OAK ranch,
1ulaTe County.
Mr.. John N. Fisher, accompanied by his niece.
Miss Mary NJ. Fisher, ielt for Los Angeles last
Saturday aud will return about May 1Oth.
Nj and Mrs. 5. ROsenbum Will receive their
frienus sunday, May 3D., afternoon ana evening,
at their residence, 1926 Jones street.
MIS-. II. NJ y. Miller Will leave Tor San Rafael
tomorrow.
Mr. aud Mrs. J. ID. Jones and family have
taken tile Adams cottage In san Rafael aud wall
remain lot the rest OF Tie summer.