The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-04
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Governor III. II. Markham GraceS
the First Troop Ball.
Two Pretty chrysanthemum Weddings"
The Calvary Club Reunion-0psning Of
q Church Bazaar-other Events.

The residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Gel
rchs OF Fifth avenue New York. has welcomed
the advent of 4 baby son. Many friends in This
cIty have wired congratulations.
Mrs. Eugene Casseily gave pleasant luncheon
a. her residence. 2l23 Buchanan street,
Wednesday last.
Fremont Parlor, No. 50. N D. G. W, will give
hon this evening at Irving Hall.
A Young Peoples Social Society was organ
lied on the night OF October 3lst with the fol-
lowing officers ana members: Mr.. Oto Ryst Jr.,
President; MI Sterliu Carr Vice. President;
Miss Addie Ames, Treasurer; Miss Jessie Carr
and Miss Ellie Evans, Committee on Refresh
ments; MEMBERSHIPS Cora Franks, Miss Laura
benson, Miss May Tlnkner, and Messrs. Fred
Franks. Harold Mann, Henry Tlnkner Jr.
surprise party was rendered TO Mr.. Ferdi-
naud Won Lindeman on the LIST of November, on
the occasion Of his twenty-second birthday.
dancing aud games were kept up untIl late in the
morning. Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs
Won Lnderman, Miss Griffin, The Misses Maggie
and Mamie White Miss Nellie McGrath Miss
Kali Winter Miss Rose McCurdy; Messrs.
Green. GIitlins, Keen, Collins, White and LuIZ.
MI. W. II. Madden OF THIS city viii be united
today TO Miss Nellie Nichols at her home in
East Oakland.
Colonel G F. Croker and Mr. j. c. Stubs
have selected sites in Inc neighboThood Of Mount
Shasta for country villas, which VIII be ready
FOR Occui ducy next summer.
Cards have been received announcing the we'd
ding in New York on the 2d inst. OF Miss Fran
ces swift Louman OF Oakland and Mr.. William
i. Sheldon Of Gotham. Miss LOhDan one
Of the most popular Of Oaklands society bellies.
SIZE is ihe third daughter OF Mrs. L +. LOhmau
OF 1897 Madison street and sister TO Miss Jennie
Lehman and EdwaId y. Lehman of this city.
MI sheldon Is Il gentleman OF means and notable
family connections.
The Wise-W hittemore Wedding.
Last evening popular young society gentle
man, Mr.. Harry Edmond Wise, son of Hon. and
Mrs. Johu H. Wise. was married at Grace
Church, on California street, TO Miss Edith Ma
bel Whittemore. the charming daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs D. II. Whiltem9re.
The church was pietllly and simply decorated
win rysanthemums-fot This was diStlDctiyeIy
"cHrysanthemum wedding re euos and
cbou-Stalls within the chancel being applique
with White blossoms. The church was crowded
with + lends.
About s:45 O'clock the bridal party entered.
Iteon>isted OF the four ushers, M1ssrs. Herbert
Carolan, Lieutenant W. g. Ham III. s. Az. Ds-
Nid BSgi-y and Arthur Z. Shauuck; Miss Sara
Dean (mald of hOnop, Miss Blanche Bates Miss
Virginia stump, Miss Harriet WnittemOre. Miss
Name Willis bridesmaids Tie bride entered
on the ann or her father ana the groom was at
tended In The chancei by his best man-Mr.
SAMPSON (. Tucker AS the "Lohengtin" wed
d!ng march died away lie Rev. L. {. Foute per-
formed The ceremony. During the seryiCe Mr..
Alfred Nllkle valued friend Of tile BRIDES fam
ily, executed a beautiful aria from the oraIorO
"Rebecca-" After tile benediction The retreat
was successfully accomplished to The strains OF
MendeisSohus eddng March,"
not Of friends IN the country from San Ra-
fael TO Bakersfield, had sent chrysanthemums IN
hOTa. cafnure OF The hotel parlOrs where tile
pOstnuptial reception was held Chrysanthe-
NUNS OF every nue. artistically banked tue man
tells and outlined The window recesses. Near ~
200 fIlends offered congratulations TO tile youn z
couple and aftelwArd part0Ok of supper ana
danced iii late, the entire parlor noor being
canyased for lie latter form Of entertainment.
The married pair were quite fortunate In the
matter OF presents, which included an immense
oaken chest OF table silver and silver rvice
from lie GroonIs IA her. The bridesmaids and
maid OF honor received pretty rings and the
gioomSnen diamond pins as souvenirs Of the
Nj. and Mrs. Wise will make an extended tour
OF tie Eastern states and Canada. going TO New
York and Richmond Va, among other cities.
They viii probably turn about the middle OF
February and Viii reside al the California Hotel
Among those present at The reception We're:
Mr.. and Mrs. John h. Wise, Mr.. and Mrs r. b.
Nhittemore, Rev and Mrs. Il. c. FOute. Mr. and
Mrs. Miil Teyls Nj. and Mrs. Hugh Tevis Mir.
Misses ump, MIR. and Mrs. Edgar Wilson, Mr..
aud Mrs. Peter Dean, Miss sara Dean. Mrs. W.
H. Sears, Mrs Major. HOyt, Mr.. and Mrs: L. NJ.
Sweeney, Mr.. ana Mrs. George Butler, Mr.. and
Mrs. Camilla Martin, MIR. and Mrs. j. X. Aud
Mr. and Mas. Futon g. Berry, Mr.. ana Mis-. W.
Bates, Mrs Z. ). Bates Mr. Charles Nichols.
Misses Nichols, Mr.. and Mrs. Egbert
Stone, Mr.; and Mrs. William F. Burke,
Misses Miss Burke, Mr.. and Mrs, {: A. Parsons,
Baker Mis-. Ruben Lloyd. Dr. B. 5. Brown,
MI, and Mrs. Walter Campbell Mr.. and Mrs. o.
+. FINN. Nj; L. N. Gteenway. MI William "a =
condry, Mr. Claude I. Hamilton, Mr.. L. X.
Clark, Mr.. }. j; ChapIell, DR.. and Mrs w. J.
Boyd ar. and Mrs. F. {. MOODY, Mr. samson
IaIns Mr.. win L Fisher, Mr.. aud AIRS Web
ster Jones. Judge and Mrs. Hunt. Mrs. William
Muiison. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Jones, Mr. aud
Mrs. j. r. Farrell, Mr.. aud Mrs. Robert Graham.
Mr. and Mrs. W. 5. Lyons, Mrs Dwiuelle, Mr..
willis. MI. Ed Wills, Miss WINS, Miss Ann
Buckbee. Mr.. Samuel q. Buck bee.
The Polytechnic Exhibition.
The exhibition of paintings opened on Monday
evening at the rooms OF the Art association. on
Pine street. for the benefit OF The san Francisco
P0iyciuic attracted a number OF people. The
canvases have been hung by welLknown artists
and represent many private collections, aud
have been generously lent to further the ends OF
Charity Last evening special musical pro-
gramme was rendered 10 further enhance the
exhibition.
Among the pictures are: Toby ROsenthaPs
Constance de Beverley" Mllers 'Man With
Hoe Daubiguy's "Spring" and Autumn"
Lesrrl's Tine Favorable Message" RoseuthaPs
"Out Of the frying-pan Into the Fire" and "Ih4
Lazy Hours" several studies IN oil by Gabriel,
with specimens of Tie work of CoTet Max Bou.
gsreau, Cherubini aud others.
There IS also a supplementary collection OF
general art curiOs including many historical OBJ
1ects: Candy and flower booths are also pro-
Yided.
being open each day from 10 O'clock IN the
morning 10 10 O'Clock al night.
The Lutheran Church Entertainment.
The bazaar being given by the ladies OF the
First English Lutheran Church opened very sue
cessiully yesterday at UnioG-square Hall
Agreeable surprise and delight were expressed
in regard to tile booths, which were both dainty
IN form and contained many novelties both use
ful and ornamental. at minimum rates. An ex-
eellent opportunity is here offered the proyldent
Tor providing Christmas gifts IN season.
In the evening the following programme was
rendered: Uhoruses-(D Farewell, My Father
land % Tears DIE lhraenel ten members
OF the GeLman LIedef kranZ; plano solo, Concert
Nalse" IN. Moszkowskn, Miss Amy Cearius;
lave Maria" tGounod) Nine. Thea. Sanderini,
violin obligato Mr.; n. LandsbeTger, piano ac
cOmpaulst SlgnOr Martinez; piano solo " Bal
Costume" "a. Rubinslein), Miss Amy Cellarius;
soprano solos, o. Il Have Seen You While
Dreaming" TX. Bohml, u " The Butterfly"
(ETauZ ABB, Mime. Sduderlul; violin SOLO polo
nalse (WenlawskD, Mr.. n. Landsberger
Today The bazaar viii be continued and spe-
clai entertainment given 10 the evening The
vote for the most popular member of the congre-
cation Is exciting much Interest.
The Coulter Ostetter Wedding.
Yesterday morning at $50 O'Clock in the
church Of ST. Charles Borromeo on Eighteenth
and SnOIwell streets, Mr.. William A. Coulter the
well-knOwn marine artist, was quietly married
to Miss Hattie A. Hostetter, one of lie charm
ing daughters OF Colonel and Mrs. a. q. Hos.
letter. old and highly respected residents OF this
ely.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. Father
Crowley OF the Youths Directory assisted by
Rev. p. Nlulligan OF 81. Charles Church. The
8 maid Of honor was Miss Ella HOstetter and the
Dlace OF best man was tlled by Mr.. L. j. Cur
-tfS:ln The place Of Mr. a. &. HOstetter Jr Of San
Jose who was detained until after the ceremony.
The brides father was also uuayodablv absent
% IN Los Angeles, but wired IN terms BETTING the
occasion.
yery pretty reception was afterward held at
2l5 Fifteenth street, where the leading idea OF
"'chry sanlhemum wedding" was iastefully
borne out IN The decorations. An elaborate
bridal breakfast was served aud the happy event
was duly celebrated In an atmosphere OF joyous
CONGRATULATIONS and good wishes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coulter, whose presents were
very many and handsome, left on the 8 Il train
for San Jose, whence they go on TO Monterey.
On their return they VIII reside al Dun Luce
Cottage; Sausaito where Mr.. Coulter has IA
model studio. Mrs. Coulter Will receive her
friends on Tuesdays.
Among The many present at the reception the
following few were noted: MIR. ana Mrs. A. q.
Hostetter, Mr. and Mrs Peter j. Cuts, the
Misses Ella, Annie and Clara Hosteiter,
Mr.. A. &. Hostetier Jr., Master Richard Curtis
Jr.. Mrs. Rose Green. Mrs. Ellen Zabn,
:. Miss Ida. Green, Mr. and Mrs William Jack OF
Sausato, Mrs. Reynolds and family. Mrs.
Hayes. Mrs. Moran, Mrs Pickett, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Il. Chandler OF SausalitO Captain and Mrs.
George Marshall, Mrs. Mannings, Miss Agnes