The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-17
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
NUptials of Miss Lawrence and Mr..
Avery at Sunol.
Ths Manley Silver Wedding-A Notable Ball
at FresnO-The Saturday Popular Con-
cert-Personal Notes.

Golden Gate Commandery, No. To- Knights
Tempiar, Will give an elaborate reception
90 this evening at Pioneer Hall in commemora-
ton of its tenth anniversary. The affair Is
being anticipated with much interest Mill
tary guests are expected to attend in full
dress uniform.
Mrs. Kate Douglas Wiggin has been meet
ing with pronounced success in Cambridge.
Mass A local press notice says: A most
pleasant evenings entertainment was given
at the home of Mrs. II. o. Houghton Jr.,
34 Harvard street. Thursday evening, when
Mrs. Kate Douglas Wiggin. the well-known
author. read selections from her writings,
and Miss Louisa Winlock, Miss \. NJ.
HoughtOn, Miss Thornlike and Mr.. J. B.
Williams acted the comedy Of young Mr.
Pritchard." Mrs Wiggin is as enjoyable in
entertaining with her reading as sue is with
Ger writing, while the little play was pre-
scented with excellent skill by the amateur
actors, making in combination a successful
programme. Last night the entertainment
was repeated.
Pocahontas Council, No. 3, I. o. r. NJ.
gave pleasant grab-bag party and social
last evening at Ruby Hall, Red Mems
Building.
Tile fifteenth masquerade ball of the San
Francisco Turn Eerein will take place this
evening at Turn Nerein Hall, 1913 Turk
street.
Those enjoying Mrs c. o. Alexander's
hHspl allty last evening on the occasion OF
her tiddleUln6S party were: Mr.. and Mrs
II. Is. Chase, Miss Pullman Miss Harriet
Pullman, Miss Minnie HauehtOn, Miss
Nellie Jollltle, Miss Laura Bates, Miss
Hooker. Miss Bessie Hooker, Miss Alice
Hobart, Miss Kate Clement, Miss Leila
Carroll, Miss Jennie Blair, Miss Mamie
Hol5roOk, MeSsrS. George \. NeUhall,
-OsgOod Hooker Alfred Clement, L. NJ.
Greenway, Edgar 4. Miner, Harry Hough-
ton, \. Ii. Small, Ogden Ho1mln, Frank J.
carolan, Herbert Carolan, Henry NJ Hol-
brock.
lie many friends of G. W. Sanbert.
ana Miss Anua L. Plamondln will be
pleased 10 learn Of the wedding announced
10 take place next Tuesday, the l7th inst, in
IElEHy church. HE contracting parties
are both Of Salem, Oregon. The groom
elect IS editor Of the Salem Daily States
man, 1--we and popular paper. The bride
Is one OF Oregou's native daughters and Is
first cousin Of Mis-. Elisha c. Harlan If
Deu2herty Station, Alameda County. I'm
mediateiy after the ceremony AIr. and Mrs.
Saubert Will visit Los Angeles, after which
they VIII return 10 Oregon.
The Saturday Popular Concert.
a lair attendance enjoyed the third Popu-
lar Concert at Irving Hall on Saturday.
Followin was the programme: Trio in
i fiat, Op 90, for piano, violin ana cello
o. Allegro Moderate, (2) Andante un POGO
mQsSo, 49, ScheTzo Allegro, ~ ROndo, Ale
gro Alyace lSchuberU, Mrs. c. Carr, MIR.
Beei and MI Heine; songs, Mr.. Donald de
Y. Graham; ReytTie a. Duncklerl, PapilOn
(POrper), Mr.. L. Heine; songs. Mr.. Donald
qe '. Graham; Hungarian dances (Brahms),
arranged by joachim, Mrs. G. Carr and Mr..
Becl.
Auacnr +hosn ,,rasapt ,,nro. NTrs Or W
:: ounger and daughter, Mrs. G. II. Avoge,
Mrs. Heeley, Mrs DR.. R0senStirn, Miss
Webb Howard, Mrs. c. II. Meyers. Mrs.
Louis Liebes, Miss Lydia Lieb=s, Miss
Flora Liebes, Miss Lily Liebes, Mrs. b. L.
Brandt, Mr. Seligman of New YORK. Mrs.
LlIrnthal, Miss Edna Robinson Miss
MeTva Williams, Miss Mile Gvldsiein, Mrs
Baker, Mrs. David Sxley.
, he Asery-L6wrenee Wedding at Sunol.
Miss Jessie =. Lawrence, daugh of Mrs.
>. N. Cummings, and Mr.. William IL
Avery, who for many years occupied a
responsible position in the Office of the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company, were
married at SunuI Alameda County. on Sat
Urday.
The ceremony was performed az the Hazel
Glen Hotel, the arlors Of which were effect
lively decorated for the occasion. At 9
o'clock the guests assembled in the spacious
u.ulug-rO0m, and Mrs Percy Jacobus, pre-
siding AT the piano, played the Bridal
Chorus" from "Lohengrin," while quar-
tet. comprising Miss Lucy Ellis, Miss Hay,
Miss Van Middledyke and Mrs. VOlberg
sang the sweet melody. Then the bridal
larty entered and took position under the
bower. First came the four ushers Messrs.
George S. Mearns, W. Is. Cooke, Ellis
Wooster and Arthur Painter, followed by
the Rev. Dr.. Strong of Sunol. After them
walked the groom and his best man, Mr.. L.
/. Parsons, then the maid of honor, Miss
Cummings, 4 sister of the bride, ana last in
order was the bride with her mother DR..
Story performed the impressive ceremony.
Alter congratulations supper was served
and the happy pair were duly toasted. A
pretty compliment was paid to the bride
that evening AT $50 o'clock, Pacific time,
tUHst to her health was drunk by the off,
Gers of all the Pacific Mail steamships in
Japan, China, Panama, New York and on
the way. Dancing followed supper until a
late hour. The wedding gifts were very
numerous, attesting the popularity of the
young couple.
Mr.. aud Mrs, Avery will reside in Ala
media.
The Manley Silver wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Manley celebrated
the twenty-ftth anniversary of their we'd
ding on Tuesday evening, the 10th inst, ar
tAeir residence, 9 Bowie avenue.
a great number of invitations had been
issued, and the spacious rooms were filled
to their utmost capacity. Music and 1.-THE
How OF -sou!" WAS the order of the evening
until. 3 o'clock, when the merry assemb lage
dispersed with good wishes showeTed upon
their host and hostess.
Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs
George Gross, Miss Mae Manley, Miss Ada
Manley, Mr.. and Mrs. William ToaSpern,
Mrs. Adelaide l.. Witbeck, Miss CIarissa
Nitbeck, Mr. and Mrs. c. Kammerer. Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Kennedy. Mr.. and Mrs. P.
Ko5ener. Mr.. and Mrs. j; Peters, Miss LIZ
zle Peters, Mr.; and Mrs. p. DietZ, Mrs. Van
Minklr, Miss Jennie Van Wrinkle, Mr.. j. 5.
' au Wrinkle, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Condor of
seminary Park, Mr.. and Mrs. Bendenwad,
Mrs ). Picker, Mr.. and Mrs. b. Whitten
Mr.. ana Mrs j. II. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs.
j. T. Gallagher, Mr.. and Mrs. }. Howell,
tile Misses i. and a. Burns, the Misses l..
and a. Brouhy, Mrs COnley, Miss J. Conley,
Mrs. Hyland, Miss NJ. Hyland, Master
George Gross, Master Mansill Boyle, Mas
ter George Kammerer, Mir and Mrs Shearer,
Miss Luttie teeney, Miss Louisa Toaspern,
Miss Celia ToaspeTn. Master Willie Toa-
Sperm, Miss NJ. Rafferty, Miss a. 3. Gala
gher.
Professor James A. Kerr successfully
led the musical part of the evenings
entertainment; songs were given by Mrs
Adelaide Witbeck, who possesses voice of
remarkable sweetness rarely met with in
amateurs, and comic dittie5 were rendered
by Mr.. Written, Mr.. Marley and Mrs.
oINi &c 0IdllFh III.
Tie presents Of silver altogether were ele-
CANT ana numerous.
BeneIeit Waeehterhauser Wedding in
East Oakland.
= There was pleasant party at the house
Of Mrs. Schroeder, Fifteenth avenue, East
Oakland, on Saturday evening, celebrating
the marriage Of the lady's sister, Miss Lizzie
Waechterhauser with Mr.. Emil Beneleit of
San Francisco.
At precisely s o, lock a selected band of
musicians played the wedding march and
the couple proceeded to the front parlor.
which was tattefnily decorated with flowers,
gartands and ferns, where the Rev. A.
JathO OF the Lutheran Church, ST. Markus,
OF Oakland united the young couple in the
bonds OF matrim0ny, making it to all present
very impressive ceremony. Captain
Schroeder gave away the BRIDE and Mrs
Schroeder the groom. Mr.. William Schulz
Of San Francisco was gronmsman and Mss
Helene GeguSes of San Francisco brides
IBaid.