The morning call., 1891-11-09

aitsr the wedding depart to make their
nome at the groom's property, which ad-
JOINS the birthplace of Ramona, the Sweet"
IN the Ventura Valley.
Brilliant Reception to Bishop Fowler.
On Friday evening, the 30th ult., recep-
ZION was rendered Bishop Charles Ii. Fow-
Ter, DID, LID, of San Francisco, by Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse r. Clark at their stately
mansion on Forest avenue. Avondale, Gin
cnnati. Mr. Clark is President of the Gin
cinnRti Church Extension Society, which
held its annual meeting at Trinity NJ E.
church Monday evening, on which occasion
the annual address was delivered by Bishop
Fowler.
The gathering present was a most repre-
sentative one, including five Bishops, many
prominent dyines and well-knOwn citizens
with theiI wives. The magnificent parlors
were brilliantly Illuminated, and the host
and hostess were very active and successful
In receiving and entertaining their distin-
guished guests.
Post Chalmers Wedding at Stockton.
The Episcopal Church at Stockton was
handsomely decorated on Wednesday after
noon on the occasion of the marriage of
Mr.. William II. Post and Miss Kate Harriet
Chalmers. The ceremony took place under
wedding bell of white chrysan themums
and smilax, w. j. Lemon officiating. Miss
Lucy Post was the maid >of honor and
George Chalmers was groomsman. The
bridesmaids were Miss Lena Bidwell, Miss
Hattie Marks, Miss Hattie Chalmers and
Miss Ida Fox. The church was filed with
friends of the young couple. MessrS, Frank
i. Adams, *. Is. Oullahap, X. \. Reid and
\. l.. Scott (the last named of san Fran
cisco were the ushers. Professor Hugo
Mansfeldt was organist
The best man and each of the ushers was
presented by the groom with a gold scarf
pin set with pearls The bride presented
the maid OF honor with gold lace pin set
with diamonds, and presented each of the
bridesmaids with an enameled forget-me-
not pin.
After the ceremony wedding feast was
partaken Of at the res dence of Mr.. and MRS.
George Chalmers, On the corner of Ell Dorado
| and Lindsay streets. The newly married
couple left at 5:1S o'clock for Sacramento.
They will spend about ten days in visiting
various parts of the State.
Many handsome gifts were received by Mr..
| ana Mrs. Post.
The French Alliance Entertainment.
The French entertainment and ball last
night al Irving Hall Was fairly y ell attend
! ed. There were several creditable selec-
| tons, among others by Mrs. {. Las,ale,
| Miss Julie Cote, Messrs. Thomas Gay,
| Paul GiraTd, and a play, My I,menie." by
| Mrs. c. LasSale, Miss T. Modes, Miss V.
Rappin and Messrs. Perron and Medus.
! Dan ing followed, and to the music of
| Professor Y. Hue-Paris was continued till
| after midnight The Floor Committee con-
| sisted If McSsIs. Aug. Caionge, +. Delaru-
| ellie, p. j. DESCENDANT, NJ. V. Lacaze. L.
| Medns, L. Buuiin, \. Lassale, l.. Arnaud,
| On. Philips.
The other committees were: Arrange
mentS-Messrs. |. Cuenin, L. Denuery, A.
hameln, E. Remond, !. S0ndag; Rtcep-
Igl-M-SSr- SYLVAN Npjll Rabhae1 WpiIi
h Raas, + Any, A. Fusenot. h. Chevalier,
4. GoustlauX, DR.. j. \. Antiques, Oh.
Marais, \. WleszneiewSkP L. Lemoinr, A.
Deeourtenx. Eugene Legallet, G. Della
porte, Y. Rappir. L. Barbet j. Thbault.
he officers Of the alliance are: Mr.. Gus
tave Delongraye Consul General of France
10 San Francisco, Honorary President; NJ
Iheobald Gay, President pro ten; NJ.
Xavier Mefret, Secretary; N. Albert Ar
maud, Treasurer; TIustee,-M. Alfred
Cnaigneau, NJ. Emile MaTque, NJ Z Bour-
guignon; NJ. Joseph Battles Err, Collector.
The Cousins-Gensier Wedding.
On Sunday last the marriage of Mr.. Harry
j. Cousins Of Eureka. Humboldt County.
Cal, and Miss Lena Gensler OF this city took
place in Saratoga Hall. and was very bril-
liant affair.
At $3.50 o'clock Miss Rose IsteI rendered
Memberships Wedding March," and as
the strains of the music died out the Rev
DR.. Falk Yidaver performed the ceremony,
after which all retired TO the banquet hall,
where an elegant table was spread.
Many toasts were given. noticeably those
OF the Rev. DR.. Falk Vidaver, Mr.. j. N.
COhn, Mr.. William Brown. Mr.. NJ. Bley and
8Ir. 3. Schwartz, Mr. J. Gensler being mas
ter of ceremonies. During the evening
many kilograms from relatives and friends
who were unable 10 attend were received.
among which was one from the bridegroom 5
father and mother, regretting that they
could not attend, as they were many miles
away, but sent best wishes, congratulations
and blessings.
About II 30 o'clock the newly married
| couple, who received many elegant presents,
| departed TO return home, shortly to reside
| with the parents of the bride
| Those pTesent.at the marriage ana recep-
! ton are as follows: Mrs. NJ. Gensler, Mr.
| Goodle Gensler, Mr.. Jake Gensler. Mr.. and
| Mrs. j. NJ. Cohn, Miss Sarah Coin, Mrs.
| K. Levy, MI L. Levy, MI and Mrs. Seid-
| Miss Ida Wise. Mr. Dave Wise. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Wolf, Mr.. William Brown. Miss Rose
Istel, Mr.. NJ. B!ey. Mrs. Choyinski, Mr.. C.
| SieRel, Miss Ester Appel, Miss Enm Il
Henry, MesSrs. b. Levy, J. Levy, n. Wise,
Miss Essie Henry. Miss Mamie Piper, Mrs.
| /. Simon, Mr. ana Mrs. Meyers, Miss Lena
Simon. Mr.. and Mrs. Blanchard, MeSsrs. j.
Levy, G.Wise, II Wise, II. Gilbert, Miss Ella
Blgley, Miss Lille jacobson. Mr.. and Mrs.
5. Simon, Mr.. 5. Peiser, Mr.: and Mrs.
Siegel, Messrs. 3. Kahn. Leo Gilbert, Miss
Schanisy. Mr.. and Mrs. Sell 2, Mise Minnie
Selig, Miss Jennie Gensler, Miss Rosrl
Schwartz, Masters Julius and Meyer Gems
Ter.
The Harmonic Singing Society.
The Harmonic Singing Society gave
very pleasing concert last evening
at TeutOnia Hall. The programme
i'm oil
Winners Orchestra; German Patriot
ism in America" by the choir; tenor
solo, Mr. z. 5. Schlessinger; selection, BY
Messrs. 5. Blum, +. HauSer, W. staff, j.
Plagemann, ). Levi, j. Meyer; violin sUlo,
by Mr. II. Schmidt, with piano accUmpani-
! ment by Miss Wilhelmina Plagemann, who
also accompanied Mr.. Ernest Wengel in his
selection from Wagner followed by barry
tone solo by Mr.. j. PlagenlanD. The So
ciety showed TO great advantage. and their
concert was greatly admired 1t was fol
lowed by dancing TO late hour.
Surprise Party in Eureka Valley.
On Monday last a surprise party was ten
dered to MIR. j. d. Srmers by his many
friends. at RUhweder's Hall. corner Seven
tenth and Noe streets, in honor of his
birthday anniversary.
Vocal and instrumental solos, games and
dancing, together with sumDtuous supper,
were the features OF an enjoyable evening,
and at early morn all dispersed TO their
several homes wishing the host many
happy days. Vocal solos were rendered by
Mr.. NJ. O'Brien, Mr.. w. F. Plerin, and
duets by the Misses c. aud N. Jordan, and
Mr.. George and Mrs. E. Buck.
The following is list of those present
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Siemer5; Mr.. and Mrs.
Fl. Rohweder, Mr.. and Mrs. Jansen, Mr.
and Mrs. Bullendieck, Mr. and Mrs. Z. KOp-
per, Mr.. and Mrs. Shoemaker, Mr.. ana Mrs.
j. II. Bohrs Mr.. and Mrs Knapper, Mr.
and Mrs W. L. Kimball, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Kmball, Mr., and Mrs. L. Buck. Mr.. and
Mrs. e. Farrell, Miss L. L. McDevitt, Miss
c. Jordan, Miss L. Jordan, Miss T. Mar
the Misses Hegel Miss K. Downey, Miss
Rosie Engel, Miss Jennie Hanson, Miss
Annie Hanson. Miss Ellis Worrell. Miss