The morning call., 1891-04-09


Reid. Miss Thompson, Miss Lille Former,
Mr.. Stanly Smith. Mr. and Mrs. George
Roll, Mr.. and Mrs. Chatham. Miss J..
Stegermann. Miss M. Jackson, Mr.. and
MIS-. IpFay,, Mr.; ,Metzeger, Mr.. and
d MFi Mr. w :DS sehs a e Mss b pb sqs
Mr.; and Mrs. H. NJ. Bishop, Mr..
and Mrs. Hansen, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. 3. Ellis.
MISS Kate Lindsey, Miss Annie Lindsey,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. SpliyalO, Mr. and Mrs.
Baehelder, Mr.. and Mrs Marst0n, Nh +.
Marston. Mr.. F. T. Batchelder, Judge aud
tleiohn. Mrs. William Oglivie, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hayden, Mr.. Swift and family. Mr.. T. Swift,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nittermeyre. Judge Lawler,
Dr. and Mrs. Stuttmeister. MI. and Mrs.
Turner, Mr.. and Mrs. Ross, Miss 9. Murry,
Miss L. Williams. Mr.. and Mrs. Mills, Mr..
and Mrs. Waltermire, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Schmoll, Mrs. Sweigert. Mr.. and Mrs. Enl-
NETT, Mr. and Mrs. Wallener, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rowell, Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elemes, Mr.. and Mrs. Rouleau, Mr.. J. Van
BergaD. Assessor and Mrs. j. ID. Siebe.
The Hesperian Parlor Party.
Hesperian Parlor, one of the youngest
and most fourishing sections of the great
order of Native Sons of the Golden West,
gave its second anniversary party last even
ing at Odd Fellows Hall.
This parlor, which gives, perhaps, more
entertainments than any parl0r in the order,
is well acquainted with the art OF entertain
ing. The decorations of the hall were simple
but effective, consisting chiefly OF flags be-
longing to the organization varied with
eXotics.
A very large attendance rewarded the
efforts OF the management to make the affair
success. The grand march, Hesperian, y
composed and dedicated to the parlOr by the
Park Band, was led by Mr.. w. F. Cordes
and Miss Teenie Meyer. A long programme
was nerrily followed until l o'clock.
The committees of this pleasant affair
were composed as follows: Committee of
Arrangements-Freder L. Waibel, Chair
man, Leo f. Hampton, Charles w. Etting,
Louis II. Conn, w. f. Cordes; Reception
Committee-F. j. Smith, L. j. Frichette, E.
J. Benedict, W. r. Prouse, W. E. Cennor,
J. E. Firmstone, Charles Vagts, +. K.
Truett. &. A Curtaz; Floor. Director, W. +.
Cordes; Floor Committee-C f. Puckhaber,
George A. Montel, William +. Sulsberg,
II. ii. Brann, II. Remington, Ii. a. Ander-
SOP, 0. j. Olson, w. W. RUlph, John Nc
Hugo.
Following are the past Presidents and
officers of the parlor: Past Presidents,
I. B. Carson. r. s. Allen, Leo p. Hamp-
ton; officers : Past President Fred L..
Waibel; President, George 4. Gallagher
First Vice President, w. T. Cordes: Second
Nlce-Presldent, George A. Montell; Third
Vice. President, II. A. Anderson; Marshal,
": B. Bradbury; Recording Secretary,
William F. oedlng; Financial Secretary,
Oliver j. Olson; Treasurer, Fred j. Clau-
sen; Inside Sentinel, Charles Vagts; Out
side Sentinel, e. Fl. Gottschalk; Trustees
+. p. Doolan, j. Il. Yost, l.. A. Moore
Surgeon, DR.. W. B. Coffey; Readingroom
Directors-R. p. Doolan, j. Z. FIrmstone,
George A. MontelI.
The Shea Mitchell Wedding.
81 at-aniNo or Marusc nm
Van Ness avenue, were united in marriage
Miss Katie Mitchell, daughter of Mr..
Robert Mitchell, the well-known contractor
of this city, and Mr.. Leo w. Shea OF the
firm OF Shea, Bocqueraz & Co.
The ceremony took place shortly after
o'clock, when the bridal party entered. Miss
Mollie Mitchell, the brides sister, was
bridesmaid, and Mr.. John W. Shea grOOms-
man. The ushers were Mr.. John j. Smith
and Mr.. John Shipsey. The impressive
ceremony was performed by Father MARTYR
and was witnessed by a large number OF
friends.
A reception was afierward held at the
residence OF the brides parents, rs Frank
lin street, where congratulations were
proffered and thefestivities duly protracted.
The young couple leave to-day for Los
Angeles, and Will reside in this city after
the honeymoon. Their presents were nu
MeTQuS aDQ nanuso!At'
a Private Picnic to Corte MADEIRA.
A private picnic, given to the students Of
the Pacific Business College by theil
esteemed short-h hand teacher, Miss Flora B
Martin, in honor of Miss Flora Van Allen
who will shortly leave for her home il
Ukiah, was held at Corte MADEIRA, Marir
County.
Among those present W ere; Miss Minnie
Peachy, Miss Carrie Martin, Miss May
Greenham, Miss Matte Armstrong, Mis-:
Lottie Mahoney, Miss Annie Henderson
Miss Mildred Grier, Miss Flora Van Allen
Miss Clara Florne. Miss TessIe Mclaughlin
Miss Ella Bowen, Miss Mamie Rilry, Miss
May Mahoney, Miss Ida Fallon, Miss Grace
Horton, Miss Ida Nelson, Miss Regina
Smith, Miss Maggie KelSo, Miss Kittle
j. Il. Kelligan, Nj. NJ. Schwering, a. Patee
E. l.. Ciayburgh. Charles Becker, Zoe
Harris, +. b. Dingely, L. de la Vega, L. +,
Arillenas, A. Z. Chandler E. l.. Scott, A. J
Gooch, w. +. Ouken, +. a. Lux, L. Z
Stanford, D. l.. SchweIt, 4. Damon, e.
Davis, j. l.. McNab and NJ. E. Asherson.
The Stefens- Holtermann vs. edding.
On Saturday evening last quiet wedding
took place at the residence of Mr.. John
Holtermann, $50 Nineteenth street, where
his sister, Miss Anna 5. 5. HOltermann, was
married to Mr.. John Fl. Steffens. Rev. j,
Fuendelilg officiating. Only relatives and
a few friends Of the family were present.
Among those present were: MIR. and Mrs.
j. Fl. Steffens, Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Hotter
mann, MIR and Mrs. Krohn, Mr.. and Mrs.
g. Bruins, Mrs. ZerZe, Miss Ida Dlers. Miss
Gretchen Diers, Miss Hilda Holtermann
Messrs. j. Steifens, H. Steffens. j. Fslt-
Jugs, II. Krohn, +. krohn Jr., r. Hotter
mann, p. Butt, j. Harold.
Party on Geary Street.
A very pleasant surprise party was ten.
dered Mr.. and Mrs. Foster and family at
their residence, 1883 Geary street, Wednes-
day evening by number OF friends who
were received with hearty welcome. The
evening was much enjoyed by every one
present and will not be soon forgotten.
The early part Of the evening was spent
in games. singing and instrumental solos.
Afterward dancing was commenced and con-
tiDued until midnight, when the guests were
invited to sit down TO an elegant repast.
Having enjoyed this the company returned
to the parlors and dancing was resumed to
the music of a string orchestra, continuing
until an early hour in the morning.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Foster, Mr.. and Mrs. Bell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Goodfelow Jr.. Mrs. j. Lee. Mrs. Goodfel-
Eta Goodfellow, Miss Clara Meyer, Miss
Jennie Bell. the Misses Clara and Nellie
Lee. Miss Floyd Foster; Messrs. A. Hyde,
r. f. Carsen, J. A. Larkins. w. Phillips, j.
Simpson. W. F. Lee, F. Waterman, S.
Foster, j. +. Lee.
A Fraterna1 Visit.
A very pleasing picture OF fraternity was
presented by the members of the Junior
Court Pride of California, A. o. F. of A.,
in paying fraternal visit to Junior Court
Young America at the Potrero Opera House
on Thursday evening last. The Junior
Courts are composed of youths between tn G
ages Of IL and IS years, and have for their
objects the providing of funeral expenses,
medicines, medical attendance and trans
ferrng {, Senior Courts.
About s 80 O'clock in the evening nearly
fifty officers and members of Pride of Cal
ifornia were received with a hearty well
come by Court Young America. There
we're also present members of Junior
Pride of Golden West and senior
members of Court America and other
courts. During the evening refreshments
were served with the kind assist
anee OF the mothers of the members,
and with singing, speech-making and music
very pleasant time was had.
The following programme was well ap-