The morning call., 1891-06-24
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
SeasOnable Little Expeditions by
Land and Water.
The Hull Wedding Anniversary Hooper
PardOw Nuptials - an Engagement
Party -Green-street Gathering.

VIII be the maid Of honor, and the brides
maids will be Miss Jennie Marshall CT this
city and Miss Lizzie Wickersham, sister of
the bride. Mr.. William L. Hunter Of New
York will act as best man and the ushers
viii be Messrs. Al. I. Badlam and William
Gage of this city, Fred II. Hood Of Santa
Rosa auC w. S. ? ierce Of PeUaluma. After
the church ceremony a reception will be
held at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Wick
ersham, corner Of Sixth and d streets, from
to o'clock, A number of friends will
attend the event from this city.
Mr.. George w. Craddock, eldest son Of
Mr.. c. f. Craddock, the Well-known lawyer,
and Miss LOttie Thorsen, a relative Of tn {
late Swedish Consul of this city, were quietly
united in marriage on Saturday evening at
the residence of the brides parents on
Market street. Rev. John Rell performed
the ceremony. The young couple will re-
side in Oakland.
The wedding of DR.. a. T. Merriman Jr.
and Miss 4. {. k9uig viii take place this
evening in Oakland.
Mr.. Charles ID. South, formerly of Oak
land, was married on Wednesday at St
MaTy's Cathedral To Miss Bessie Il. Barring
ton. Alter a trip 10 Southern California
they are going to Seattle.
Nj. OrTin ). Black, a well-kEOWn news
paper man Of this city, was on Friday last
under the nom de plume Of Annie Laurie,
has also made place IN the journalistic
world.
The marriage Of Miss Sehilling and MI
NTeden viii take place this afternoon at
/ O'Clock IN 81. PauluS Church, Mission
street.
Aparty of young folks, numbering twenty
HYe, rendered very pleasant surprise party
10 MI. and Mrs. Theodore LedderhOs at
their residence, 2l05 Jones street on Satur-
and
dancing were the principal anusementS of
the evening.
On last Friday evening a ball was given
az Anderson Springs. The Anderson people
are noted far aud wide for their hospitality
and Tor their efforts IN giving their guests a
pleasant time. The music was furnished by
tie Elite String Band of MiidletOwn in
THEIR usual good style. The grand march
was TED by Mr.. S3gehOTn Of Oakland and
Miss MeCOlEan OF San Francisco.
An open meeting and entertainment viii
be given by Seven Pines Circle, q. a. R.,
next Saturday evening.
Judge and Mrs. W. ). Day Of Santa Bar
DaTa gave a progressive whist party on
Friday evening 10 Mrs. Walter 5. Dimmick
OF Oakland.
The Old OakeE Bucket Club Trip.
The sioOp-yacht Volunteer lett Saturday
afternoon for Angel Island with the Old
Oaken Bucket Club On its two days regular
monthly camping TIP and excursion. Fol
lowing composed the party: Mr.. and Mrs.
\. w. Spaulding, Ex-Governor and Mrs.
George {. Perkins. Mr.. and Mrs. J. E.
Johnson, Mr.. ana Mrs. 4. f. CHM, Mr.. and
Mrs John +. Irish. Chief Justice and Mrs.
Beatty, Justice and Mrs. Patterson, Judge
and Mrs. Hunt, Colonel aud Mrs. Harvey,
Colonel and Mrs. Marco, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Sheldon and a number of Others.
Colonel and Mrs. William Skater were
the guests Of the club at their camp on he
east side of Angel Island.
The HUH Wedding Anniversary.
At the invitation of Mrs. Henry W. Hul,
III Valencia street. few friends gathered
in her home on The evening Of June 18th 10
observe the anniversary of the marriage OF
the hostess and her husband. The gather
ing was a complete and agreeable surprise
to AIT. Hull ADJUSTMENTS, conversation
and music were followed by refreshments
Of a varied nature served by the kind host
and hostess and their daughter. In addi-
ton 10 Mr. and Mrs. Hull and their daugh-
ter, Miss Grace Word. the following per-
sons were present; Rev. ana Mrs J. Z.
Macaulay, MI and Mrs. 4. : Graham Mr..
and MIS-. 3. ). Ward, Nj and Mrs. II. j.
SteiSJn, Mrs. Chalmers, MISS susie VI ara,
Miss Ethel Chalmers; Messrs. Fred Win
Jams, Ernest Graham, Herbert 3. Ward,
Edward p +. Burns.
Hooper-Pardow Wedding in San Rafael.
Miss Mamie Pardow, a niece Of Mrs. NJ.
J. 0ConnOr, whom she has been visiting
from her home in New York. was married
on Tuesday to Mr.. Joseph G. Hooper Of the
First National Bank in this city at the
Catholic Chapel III san Rafael.
Owing to a recent demise in the family Of
the bride, the ceremony and subsequent
reception were conducted with perfect SIM
piiCity and absence Of f0Tmality. The bride
was attended by Miss Fannie O'COnnOr as
bridesmaid ana MT. W. CaTrgan vas best
man. Archbishop RIOTddn, assisted by sew
eral of the clergy, officiated, and the i'm
presslye function was followed by 2 nuptial
mass and special benediCtlOn. Only men,
beTs Of the family we're present with the
bridal party at the breakfast served at the
residence Of Mrs. N. }. OCOnnOT
Later on MI and Mrs. Hooper left for
S0bre Vista. SOn0ma, the home Of Colonel
and Mrs Hooper. When they return next
month they viii reside on California street.
An Engagement Party Near NOvato.
The cosy farm Of Mr. J. Tiedemann,
near Novato, Marin County, was the scene
of a merry gathering from this city on sun
day last to celebrate the engagement Of his
son, Nj. c. Tiedemann. a prominent young
merchant, to Miss Lizzie Hasenme yer.
handsome and accomplished young lady,
b0tn Of San Francisco.
Shortly after their arrival the guests
were served to q sumptuOus dinner ID the
beautifully decorated dining-rOOm, after
which all enjoyed themselves dancing. The
comic Rotations by Mr. Emil Kaehler,
given al intermiSsiOns, were exceedingly
we'll rendered and greatly appreciated by all
present:
Among those present were: Mrs. N.
Schooner Mrs. &. Mas, Mrs. n. DavOta,
Miss Lizzie Hasenmeyer, Miss NJ. Tiede-
mann, Miss Josephine Teubner, Miss Annie
N. Muller. Miss Claudina Mas Miss l.
Kackmeister, Miss Mary HasenmeyeT, Miss
Lizzie Cook, Miss F. Thodt, Miss Annie
HOehn, Miss Erieda HaSenmeyeT, Miss
Clara Mas; MessTs. j. IIedemann, y. La
fTeuZ. {. IiedemanD, William DTuhe, Henry
Muller, j. f. Schooner, Il. Schmidt, Emil
kaehler George Schooner, Mr.. DaYOta,
Master Fred Tiedemann.
More Notes From Camp Lonesome.
The guests and campers Of Camp Lone
some, Oh Lagunitas Creek, spent delight
fu time last Saturday evening. After sup
per they walked to Camp Taylor, three
miles away, where they found several
friends awaiting their arrival. The large
dancing pavilion was handsomely deco
rated. Dancing was INDUCED in until the
approach of the Saba tn. Several musical
selections were rendered during the evening.
To the chorus OF Good Night, Ladies, -
the tramp back TO camp was begun. The
moon sbOne bright and walking along the
wooded road was truly enjoyable Song
and laughter re-echOed through the canyon,
and the sweet music OF guitar and mandolin
adueu 10 TIE pressure MI. A. =. lHeuys
with banjo, sang sweetly Comrades" and
f'Mary and John" A quaTtet-mandO-
Inns Miss Nellie Callahan and Miss Aggie
O'Keefe; guitars MI VIII Schad and Mr..
Daniel Eustis-sang several beautiful
pieces. Arriving at Camp Lonesome, sup
per WAS served, and shortly after lights
were ordered out and the tired and merry
party were lost in dreamland.
On Saturday a large number Of visitors
drove out from San Rafael and another en-
joyable day was passed.
Party on Green Street.
a pleasant surprise party was rendered
Mr. Henry Bodecke at his home, on the