The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-01


were the twin sisters of the bride, Miss
Helen Gutenberg and Miss Gertrude Gruen.
| berg. The charming and accomplished
| bride came next, leaning on the arm of her
| father. Mr.. Gutenberg. Other relatives of
| the families followed, and all placed them
| selves in a semiciTcle around the elevated
canopy, while the marriage ceremony ac-
| eording to the rites OF the Hebrew creed was
pronounced.
A sumDtaOus banquet followed in the ad-
| joining rooms, where the sparkling wines
| flowed freely, and all was merry. The
health of the lovely bride and genial groom
was frequently Qusffed, and all wished
them joy. The afternoon was most happily
passed by the select gathering, many en-
| ioying the cool shade afforded at the family
residence, corner of Central avenue and
Paru street. while others INDUCED in dane
ing, Which was continued at intervals in the
| hall.
The guests for the reception commenced
TO arrive toward evening, and shortly after
o'clock there was large gathering in the
hall, where the festivities were continued
until midnight, all thoroughly enjoying
themselves.
The presents received by the newly mar
ried couple we're indeed elegant. They were
numerous and costly, and made a handsome
display IN the MUSHROOM Of the charming
home Of the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. HiTschfeld departed the fol
lowing evening on their wedding tour, going
direct to the East, where they will remain
| for several months before returning TO make
their home in San Francisco.
The Amity Lodge Entertainment.
A musical and literary entertainment oil
much originality was given last eve ming at
| Odd Fellows Hall by Amity Rebekah De-
| gree Lodge. No. 161. L o. o. f.
Following was the programme offered
! Piano duet, selected, Professor G. Sauvlet
and Mr.. Harry CuTtaZ; tableau. "The School
| of Veslal Virgins" tenor solo, Come Into
the Garden, Maud (Balfel, VIII G. Wood
piano solo, selected, Professor g. Sauvlet
taoieaqx, "a 'E1amlnstlon OIL ) oau OF arc Ia
Prison; (b) Joan Of Arc at the Stake" +;
violin solo, Theme Original Varie"
(0p. Is. WieniawskD, Mr.. a. f. JOhannsen ;
| recitation. ''Zingarella." Josephine Frel
Durrell; contraltO solo, selected, Miss Gus
sic Hobe; piano solo, LAragonaise"
tGottsehalkl, Miss Gussie Menke; tableau,
NesperS with tenor solo; cornet solo,
Contest Polka" (Thomas) Mr. J. j. At
kins; Minuet de la COur. The tableauX ar
ranged under the supervision of Mrs. Laying
were particularly admired. Dancing was
afterward enjoyed by the many Of the large
audience who elected to stay for that pro-
longation of the pleasant affair.
The ladies and gentlemen in charge of
the entertainment composed the following
committees Committee of Arrangements
Mrs. ii. j. WilliStOa, Y. g., Mrs. William
E. Shaw, Y. g., Mrs. NJ. E. Joost Miss
Schultz and G.. W. Welby; Reception Com
mittee-MessrS. William E. Aber, A. w.
Larimer, Mr.. Sank and DR.. e. L.. Ziegler I;
floor manager, MIR. II. g. Laying; Floor
Committee-Messrs. j, WillistOn, II. f.
Secor, a. Il. Smith, j. 3. Daily and G. b.
Crawford.
Pacific Coast weddings.
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ried on Wednesday last at the residence oil
her father, Mr.. l. n. Pearson, TO Rev. Frank
S. Ford. They will reside at Los Gatos,
where the groom has been installed as pas
tor of the Christian Church.
On Friday, at Alameda, the wedding of
Miss Florence B. Barber and Mr.. E. T.
Dooley took place at the house of Mr.. A. S.
Barber, corner of Jackson and high streets
The brides father is a well-known citizen
Of that city, as he mas lived there more than
thlrty-fYe years, and is Alsmeda's first and
and only eX-Postmaster. Rev. Z. Z. Den
nett of the West End NJ. Z. Church per-
formed the ceremony. The following morn
| ing the bride and groom sailed on the State
of California for Portland, Oregon, which
is to be their future home. Mr.. Dooley has
been appointed to take charge of the Boys
and Girls Aid Society of Oregon, he having
had a wide experience and much success IN
the administration Of this branch Of public
charity.
Sunday afternoon at Father Serda's
Church on FOrtieth street, North Temes-
cal, Miss Retta Moran, daughter Of Mr.
Thomas Moran, the weli-knOwn capitalist
of Prospect avenue. and Mr.. John Metal
Ian of Eureka, Humboldt County, were
made one. Miss Moran is an estimable
young lady, educated in Oakland, and has a
host of friends who will miss her absence.
Afr. John McCallan is a popular and sue
cessful money and fire insurance broker in
lsthe northern part Of the State and highly
spoken Of by the leading companies Of Oak
land and in San Francisco. The newly
made couple lei on the evening train for a
Southern tour, after which they will go to
Humboldt their future home.
Society Personals.
Mrs. Walter 5. Moore and children. of
Los Angeles, are visiting friends on Cali
toruia street
Miss Nellie Hillyer left on Wednesday
for Sacramento where she will be the
guest of the Misses Epson. In August she
will 90 TO Monterey.
Mt and Mrs. Fred w. Beaver returned
frem their wedding tour on Monday and are
now residing at the Palace Hotel.
Mr.. Herman 0elrichs sailed last week
from New York City by the Traye for
Bremen. His trip Will be a brief one.
Mr.. and Mrs, NJ S. wilson have gone 20
Sacramento on short visit.
Ex-Governor Stoneman has left Los An
/ geles on visit TO friends in Iowa. He will.
visit his brother, Hon, John L. Stoneman,
en- route, aud if considered advisable may
/, 20 to Carlsbad before his return. His health
requires the change.
a number of prominent young men are
attending the meeting of the Grand Parlor,
| MS. G. w, at Santa Rosa.
Mrs. Isaac FriedlaDder, Miss Friedlander,
Miss May Friedlander, Mrs. August j.
Bowie, Miss Bessie Bowie and MIR. t. G..
Friedlander leave to-day for the Hotel
Rafael, where they will spend the season.
Mrs. George NideTer of Sequel is the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Frank Leisen Of
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Boggs left yesterday
morning for Sacramento.
| Judge George a. Nourse of Fresno visited
| here on Tuesday and had a pleasant inter
| view with the President
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Crockett have
| gone to Sacramento for a short visit.
Lieutenant and Mrs. e. +. Pond have been
entertaining Miss NJ. OCallahan of this
city at their residence on Mare Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. joseph Maedonough and
Mr.. w. B. Marlborough came aD from Menl0
Park ON Wednesday and are stopping at the
California Hotel.
Mrs. John McMnlin has been paying a
NlSit TO HlfeISlue lIOul LEI OOEOBhuO. Dit
is accompanied by two daughters of Judge
Wallace. Mrs. H. w. Scale, daughter of
Hon. Jesse Carr of Salinas, is also OF the
party.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Carolan and Miss
Car0lan left yesterday morning for trip to
Sacramento.
Brigadier- General Edward Stedman ar
rived on Wednesday in this city from Bur-
nah. en- route to England General Stedman
has been in command of the English troops
ia North Burmah for several years.
Mrs. and Miss Emma Durbrow will spend
the summer at Seattle.
Judge J. G. Mcguire went down to Fresno
On Tuesday.
Mrs Morgan Hill left Wednesday for a
two months visit TO the City of Mexico. She
will be met at Ell Paso by her brother, Mr..
Daniel Murphy, who has been in Mexico
for several months past.