The morning call., 1891-06-23
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
The Installation Party of Young
Ladies' Institute No. 2.
Society Events-The Eornblower-Fegen We'd
ding-An Alameda Reception-W Wedding
in Sausalito = Personals.


ments this evening. at 340j Mission street.
An elaborate dinner party was given by
Major j. l. Rathbone to MI Erastus Corn
ing and Senator Warner Miller Of New
ork al his residence at the northeast cor
ner Cf California and Octavia streets, last
Wednesday evening Covers were laid for
twenty guests and an elaborate dinner was
served.
A ball in honor Of the officers of the
French frisate Dubourdieu. now in port, is
on the tapis for the near future.
The Misses Frant of San lose entertained
pleasant party Of friends last Friday even
ing in honor of Miss Payot of san Fran
cisco, who has been their guest.
AT a regular meeting held by Tie
Bears" last Monday evening the following
officers were chosen: President, ID. Cento-
noyich; Vice-President JOnn I. CaShin !;
Secretary, Charles NJ. Troll; Treasurer, f.
". Bonney. The following Bears will en-
terrain their friends at the annual outing at
Wildwood Glen, Sausalito on Sunday
next: Thomas J. Mulliu, E. f. BOttern.
William Brady, A. ). Troll, w, J. solomon,
George NJ. Hildebrand.
On Thursday afternoon last Mrs. Bowie
gave a delightful lunch party at the Hotel
Rafael. Among those invited were: Mrs.
Belle d. Mahue, Mrs HeathcOck, Miss
kittle Mrs. Louis Parrot and the Misses
FriendlandeT.
A private picnic was held at Blair's Park
last "Wednesday. Among those present
We're: Mrs. Mead, Mrs. J. J. Greif, Mrs.
W. Schad, Mrs. j. McGoyern, Miss Mary
Mcfarland, Miss Clara OBrien, Miss
Bella Mcfarland Miss Hazel Schad, Miss
Florence futile, Miss Mabel Mead; Masters
Milton Grelf, Andrew Mead, Robert Iuttle,
James Mead, Pierce McGOyern, Earle SGhad.
The March Club viii produce "C0mradeS"
tn evening at Cambrian Hall.
The wedding of Miss Maude SecOrd, only
daughter of DR.. and Mrs j. X. SecOrd of
san Jose, and Walter NJ. Hunt Of Oakland
was sOIemniZed Wednesday afternoon in
San Jose. The ceremony, which was per
formed by Rev. \. A. Haskell, took place
at the residence OF the brides parents on
North Fourth street The bridesmaid was
Miss Allie Hunt Of San Francisco and the
best man Mr.. Robert 4. jackson Of Oak
land where the happy couple Will reside.
Y. L. L. Installation.
The installation party OF the Young
Ladies Institute No. Friday evening last
was an exceptionally enjoyable affair. The
hall was artistcaly decorated with white
ribbon and profusion of the loyeIiest flow
ers. The Presidents chair was completely
buried in La France roses.
The following ladies were installed by the
Grand First Weep President, Miss Ella Cum
minsS: Past President, Miss K. Foley
President, Miss Carrie Gallagher; First
Vice-President, Miss n. E. German; Second
VIce-President, Mss J. Dulleghan; Treas
urer, Miss N. L. Donovan; Financial Secre-
tary, Miss Mary Donovan Recording Secre-
tary, Miss N. WheallY; Marshal Miss May
Clausey; Inside Sentinel Miss Nellie Win
tiers: Outside Sentinel, Miss Maggie Mullen 8;
TTuStees-Miss NJ. Sweeney, Miss X. TuT-
ner, Miss NJ. Burke, Miss a. PotthOtf, Miss
4. GaJriy.
Delegates from many of the interior towns
were preSentat the exercises. Miss K. IuT-
ner ia a neat speech presented the retiring
President, Miss X. Foley, with magnitl-
cent birthday ring garnet and opal as a
small token Of esteem on behalf OF members
Of No. 2 An attractive programme was
listened TO with great attention by VeTv
- large audience OF invited guests. Special
mention should be made Of the singing of
Mrs. Kari FOTmes, well-kOown probes
sional The lady sang Kathleen Ma
voUEneen,' Crouch and the Last Rose Of
Summer divneIy, and received weil-mer-
lied double encore. Her pupil, Mr.. I. u
Weston, displayed good training and rich
5dryiOue voice
The closing address by Grand President
NJ IS II. Sweeney was delivered In her US
ual eloquent style. The Committee Of Ar
raugements in charge Of the affair was COM
posed Of Miss ". Mclaughlin, Mrs. Dryer,
Miss Mullen, Miss Boardman.
Keefe- Broderick Wedding in sausaIito.
The quiet little town Of SausalitO was the
scene Of pretty wedding when Miss
Annie, youngest daughter Of Mr.. John
Br0derick, one Of Sausalt0's oldest and
most prominent merchants was united in
marriage to Mr.. Cornelius Keefe Of Oakland
on Sunday morning, the 18th INST. A spe-
cial nuptial mass was celebrated by Rev
Father Valentine at St. Mary's Church.
which was handsomely decorated by loving
friends OF the bride. As the bridal party
reached The church and the sweet strains Of
Memberships Wedding March pealed forth
on the morning air they were met by the
U,leTs and advanced to the altaT-rail in the
following order: Mr.. Edward Frederick,
brother IF the bride, and Mr.. James II.
Winter Of San Francisco, the uShers; Miss
Mamie McMullln. cousin OF the bride, the
bridesmaid. and Mr. Cornelius keeie, the
groom: the charming bride. leaning on the
arm Of Mr.. c. Houey, the groom's best
man. aud Mr.. and Mrs. John BrOderick.
After the services the Reverend Father
spoke very feelingly OF the bride aud IN
few choice and touching remarks told how
she would be missed and what help she
had been 20 tie church and society. The
bridal party was driven to the residence of
the PARENTS where a reception was held and
q <nptuOus wedding breakfast was served
amid t0asts and we'll wishes Of all present.
The happy couple departed early amid the
usual shower Of rice for short honeymoon
trip through the southern part OF the State.
After their return they will reside at Thirty
third and Grove streets, Oakland.
The HorubIOwer- Fegen Wedding.
On Sunday at the close Of the morning
service at the First Unitarian Church ex-
Judge F. A Hornblower was united to
Miss Kate Isabella Fegen, young lady OF
prepossessing appearance who. twenty four
years ago, first saw the light in this city.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Horatio Stebbins, the bride being attended
by her sister, Miss Carrie Fegen, and the
groom by Mr.. Christopher Fegen, the
Huptial party being composed, besides, Oi
Dir. and Mrs Fegen. the BRIDE parents.
After The ceremony, which was witnessed
by proportion Of the congregation and &C
cumpaBied by appropriate music, reception
was held at the residence OIL the bride S
parents, 4l3 Second street which was
handsomely decorated, and where consider
able j9.lity prevailed.
The happy pair left yesterday for Ukah
Oh their Wedding tTip, aud on their return
viii reside al Judge H0rnblOwer,s previous
place Of abode, on the corner OF Eighteen tn
and Guerrero streets.
Complimentary Party at Alameda.
A most enjoyable party was given at the
residence Of Police ON er Lawrance, 1910
Mcpherson street, Alameda, Saturday last .
the occasion Jeing the anniversary Of the
fourteenth birthday Of Miss May Lawrance.
The parlor Was beautifully decorated with
flowers, ferns and evergreeas, and the night
was pleasantly passed ia playing games,
singing and dancing until y clock, when
all adjourned 10 the dlnlug-r00mS Tor sup
Uer. after which dancing was enjoyed until
morning The Alameda string band, COM
posed OF Messrs. c. Blunt y. Brokelburst.
r. Arada, f. Graham and NJ. Fish, fur
nished music for the occasion.
Society Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hart. who are now
at Napa Soda 5. rings, VIII g to Del Monte