The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-21
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
A Pretty Wedding at st. Johns
Episcopal Church.
The sootch-Irish Entertainment-AnA nniver.
sary Banquet-Party Among the Sub
urban Hills-Personals.

To-day the trains bound for Monterey
will be crowded with society people anxious
10 be present during the visit of the Coua-
try Club. The occasion Of the latter's an
nual shoot viii be made regular fete, last
ing three days. A, list of many of those
going down has already appeared in this
column.
The open meeting held by the Scotch
Irish Society in Prospect Hall was notable
success. Mr.. r. J. Creighton presided and
the talent assisting in the programme was
picked in quality. The object of the society
is a worthy one and seems TO be meeting
with due encouragement
The Aldine Musical Club will celebrate
their fourteenth anniversary this evening at
Pioneer Hall.
On Wednesday last at Belehertown,
~ass., Miss Ella Croker Walker. grand
daughter of Mrs. L. B. Croker, was united
TO Mr.. r. II. Curtis. Among the guests
were Mrs. E. B. Croker and Nh and Mrs.
J. Sloat FasSett, who are well known here.
The Sports will give a party at Odd Eel
lows Hall this evening.
The Lurline Club social held last Sunday
evening was socially very pleasant. Dane
ing was INDUCED in until midnight. The
Lurlines will continue to give social every
Sunday evening at new Bersaglieri Hall,
Stockton and Union streets. An umbrella
gust 30lh.
a literary entertainment and social will
be given by Pacific Council, No s, Order of
Chosen Friends, at Washington Hail. this
evening
At the last meeting of the Orlando Lit
erary and Social Club the seventh semi
annual election of officers took place, with
the following result President, 81 Jacobs;
Nice-Presdent, c. 5. Unna; Secretary, Mrs
C. ;. Unna; Treasurer, Miss ). Solomon.
Young Ladies' Institute No. 10 will give
an entertainment and social at Pythlan
Castle this evening.
The Cummins- Efchbaum Wedding.
At high noon yesterday large and select
company was assembled at ST. Johns
y Church. on The corner Of Valencia and Fiji
zenith streets, to witness the marriage of
Miss Mary c. I. Eiehbaum and Mr.. John
L. Cummins. The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Ii. Eiehbaum, the former
one of the veStrymen of St Johns Church,
and is a recognized belle among her large
circle of friends. The groom. who IS
brother IF the late Adley Cummins, is with
the Southern Pacific Railroad Company.
Pretty decorations distinguished the chan
eel and side traBseptS. They were the work
of the ladies of ST. kathaTine's Guild, of
which the bride was formerly esteemed
member. There were masses of hydrangea,
dahlias and roses amid profusi1n of fol-
age. One pretty effect was produced by
tracery of ivy, curtaining the east window,
age frlDgiug TWO frosted sIde-windOwS.
Inc day was perfect, and the toilets in
the church pToportiOnStely brilliant About
1920 O'clock the. bridal party entered amid
the strains OF the time-honored "Lohengrin"
. march. First came the four uSherS, MesSrs.
- Thomas L. Eichbaum, Cary Goode, Dudley
L. Haskell and Robert Turner. followed by
the maid of honor, Miss Mary FOukes pre-
CediDg The bride, lovely VivaciOus brunette,
on the arm OF her father The groom and
his best man, Mr.. Louis Phelps, met the
party at the chancel steps, and as the
wesN ing march gave way to Schumann'S
''1Ta.mereI' the ceremony was performed
by Rev. L. b. Spaulding, the rector, assisted
by Rev. Nh Hewitt Then the organ, under
the def operation of Professor Samuel
Mayer, filed the aiSleS with the familiar
cadenees of Mendelssohn's wedding march
A reception limited TO near relatives and
friends was afterwaTd held at 92S Valencia
street, The residence of the brides parents.
a merry wedding breakfast was partaken
of. COZ CALCULATIONS were never done with
nor the presents ever sufficiently ADMIRED.
Having regard to the propitious weather,
profusi0n Of flowers and interest manifested
by all friends, the wedding was considered
in all respects most suspicious one.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. T.
II. Eichbaum, Mrs. Cochrane, MIR. and Mrs
c W. Elchbaum, Mr.. Thomas L. Eichbaum,
Miss Josie A. Eiehbaum, Miss Wilhelmina
.r ucbraBe, Mr.. Nanleer Eicnbaum, Miss
~ Frichard, Rev. John Cummins, Miss Cum
Minis, Mrs. Adiey Cummins, Mrs. Ella SteT-
ing OumlnlDS, MISS iva OummlnS, MI.
and Mrs. McEroy, Mr. and Mrs. Prentiss,
Miss Foulkes, Miss May Code. Mrs. Van
Eastland, Rev. aud Mrs. f. Is. Spaulding,
Rev. Mr.. Hewitt, Mr.. and Mrs. P. T. NJ.
Waite, Miss Lottie Waite, Miss Elsie Wade,
Miss Marshgroye,, MI and Mrs. H. e
Holmes, Mrs. Re- bert Bragg. Mrs. II. F.
Williams, Miss Isabel Williams, Miss
Meyer.
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Cummins left last
evening en- route for Portland. Oregon,
where they remain for several weeks. On
their return they will reside at the Colo
NAL
The Brunt Banquet
a very pleasant complimentary dinner
was given at tie Maison Richie last Thurs
day evening to the employees of Brnnt 81 Co.
and the attaches Of s. The Western Soldier"
The occasion was the tenth anniversary of
Mr.. " alter \. Brunt5 individual career in
EOinesS.
The banquet WAS agreeable throughout
and was made doubly interesting by clever
speeches, songs, etc. A souvenir exquis-
itely wrought in glass and silver was pre-
scented to Mr.. Brunt in happy speech made
by Mr. Logan McLerie. In speech of
timely felicity the recipient responded.
The guests were: MeSSrs. l.. 4. McLeTie,
/. II. LambsTn, a. J. Eilliere, S. ONman,
W. c. Mayhe, J. j. Silvey, c. NJ. Hirsch, F.
II. Fabry. c. Mangeot, L. Burlingame II.
NJ Burke, T. j. LinseOtt, T. II. Rush, j.
Burns, G. Mooney, NJ Requzur, G. l..
Leichner, L. }. Caldwell. j. Purdy, g. o.
Jones, ID. White, Ed Morton.
The Excelsior Lodge Entertainment.
There was an open meeting and enter
tainment last night at Excelsior Hall, 23l9
Mission street, under the auspices of Excel
sior Lodge, No. 126, y. o. U. w. The enter
tainment consisted of an address by Past
Grand Master W. II. Barnes; overture, Pro
fessor Hahn duet, Misses Hammond; song
MIR. WielaDd; song, Mr.. Samuel Booth. a
fair audience enjoyed the programme after
I'd remaining In nanPp The (nnTnjtfea
of Arrangements consisted Of Messrs. Sam
uel Booth, Professor Hahn and c. j.
Party Folsom Street.
On Monday evening last Mrs. Fasting gave
party at her residence, 1912 Folsom street.
to celebrate the thirteenth birthday ami
versary OF her daughter, Miss Carrie A.
- Fasting Among the guests who were pres
ent were: Miss Fannie Barry, Mr.. j. Bres-
nahan, Miss Nellie BresnahaD, Mr.. c.
Barry, Miss Elsie Clark, Miss Jennie
Clark. Miss Lille Clays. Mr.. Albert Fava,
Miss Laura Farris, Mr.. j. Gilbert Mr.. l..
Gilbert, Miss May Merrill, Miss Pearl Nc
Cloud, Mr.. j. McSweeney. Mr.. G. Nc
Sweeney, Miss Nellie Manley, Mr.. W.
Manlev, Miss Ida Parks, Mr., 6. Pulls, Miss
Ella Paul, Mrs. Fasting, Mrs. McCloud,
Mr.. Fasting, Mrs. Clays and Miss Allen.
The Templar Lodge Entertainment.
Templar Rehekah Degree Lodge. No. 49,
I>O. o. f., celebrated its seventeenth ami
1rsaTy last Saturday evening with an en-
tertainment and dance in Memorial Hall,
Odd Fellows Building, on the corner of
Seventh and Market streets
The hall was beautifully and tastefully
decorated with evergreenS and flowers, and
was crowded 10 its utmost capacity. The
programme was as follows: Musical duet
(yiOln and piano., Miss Emma Sater and
Miss Sadie Tobey; recitation, Mr.. White;
comic songs, Mr.. l. II. Whelan; song, Mr..
NJ Balm; song and oance II Whistle and
WAIT for Katie" little Emma Tobey; song,
Mrs. ii. johnson; song, Mr.. c. Il. Pidwell.
Dancing took up the remainder of the
evening.
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