The morning call., 1891-01-17

Wedding of Miss Rosborough and
Mr.. Robert Gardiner.
a Brilliant Silver Wedding in Santa Rosa.
The Sports Party Gatherings in the
Mission-Social Brevities.

Thursday afternoon Oh edCH Week.
The fifth invitation masquerade ball of
the Independent Rifles, Captain 7. Schmal-
holz, viii take place at Germania Hall this
evening.
a brilliant reception was accorded to
Chamberlain Conrad de Cedercrantz when
he reached Honolulu, en- route for Samoa,
10 which place he has been accredited Chief
Justice BY King Oscar of Sweden. His aid,
Lieutenant c.. de UfSparre, accompanied
him to the islands.
The first annual ball will be given by the
SeUiug-machine Agents Protective Asso-
citation of San Francisco at UniOn-square
Hall this evening.
The Harvard Club gave its quarterly din
ner in private dining saloon of the Cali
tornia Hotel Thursday evening. The club
was represented by a large number of the
alumni of the college, and delightful
evening was spent
The Champion Social Club will give an
entertainment and ball this evening at ST.
Georges Hall.
Miss Lydia Cosgrave, daughter of Mr..
John P. Cosgrave, formerly of Stockton,
was married in this city on Tuesday last to
MI Harry II. Barker son of well-known
Los Angeles contractor of that name. The
tf''AAA'6 NEA'lA4olS WAC pCl4OlilCtl az Oh
Mary's Cathedral, under q special dispense
ton by Archbishop Riordan, Rev. Father
Kirby officiating
Mcdonald Silver Wedding at Santa Rosa.
One of the most brilliant Out-of-tGwn
events Of the current winter season was the
celebration of Colonel and Mrs. Mark L.
McD0uald's twenty-ffth wedding anniYer-
sary at their home in Santa Rosa on Thurs
day evening. The Worlds Fair Commits
sioner ard his wife have a large number Of
friends on this Coast, who took this oppor-
tunily to congratulate them on attaining
this silver milestone upon their welded way.
Among those present from this city were
Mr.. and Mrs. David Hewes, the latter a
sister Of Mrs. Senator Stanford, and Mr.
and Mrs. Jasper Mcdonald, while regrets
were teleGraphed hy Mrs. Kittle Of San Ra-
fac J, Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Dodge and Senator
and Mrs. Hearst.
The handsome residence was deliberately
decorated. feature being chime of bells
hung in one doorway beneath the date
1866 " and which the guests as they passed
through kept ringing. Palms and flowers
were layiShly scattered about the commu-
nicating rooms in artistic prOfusion.
Beneath the large wedding-bell and a
bower of smiax, suspended in the drawing
room. AIr. and Mrs. Mcdonald received their
guests, assisted by Mr.. and Mrs L. l..
Thompson, Mrs. Thomas. Rev. DR.. j. c.
simmons, Mrs Jasper Mcdonald and Miss
Laura Mcdonald, the first four of whom
were present anu assisted at the wedding VI
TIE happy couple, in Santa Rosa, twenty
I'VE years ago. the Rev. DR.. Simmons hay
Ing On that occasion pronounced the SEN
tence that made them husband and wife
MI ". Z. Mcconnell and Judge Jackson
Temple were also guests at the first we'd
ding.
Dancing, only interrupted by the service
OF an elaborate supper, Was the feature OF
tie evening.
MS Mcdonald is the daughter Of Judge
Ralph North of NatcheZ, Miss, who moved
with his wife and daughter to Santa Rosa
ii the close of the war Some years later
judge North returned to Mississippi and was
reelected TO his old position OF Judge of
one of the courts of that State, and con-
tiuues in that capacity to this day.
Following IS list OF the invited guests:
Mr.. ana Mrs. a. B. Ware, Mr.. and Mrs. W
L Mcdonnell, Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Wood
ward, Alr. and Mrs. a B. Lennon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Waiter H. Byington, Judge and Mrs.
". W. Porter, Mr.. ana Mrs James O'Meara
Mr.. aud Mrs. Martin Cochrane, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Cochrane. Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fox, Mr. and Mrs. j. w.
and Mrs. E. II. Smythe Dr. and Mrs. R. P.
Smith, Dir. J. Avery Shepherd, Mr. and
Mrs. A W. Riley, Judge and Mrs. S. K.
Dougnerty, DE-. and Mrs. William Fin
law, Mr.. and Mrs J. w. Oates. Rev. and
MIS- c. B. Pitbado. MI. aud Mrs.
Temple, Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Maggie, Judge
and Mrs. Thomas Rutledge, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. c. Farmer, DR.. and Mrs. B. S. Young,
MI and Mrs. r. II. Dixon. Mr.. and Mrs.
c: F. Julillard, Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Ames.
M and +. Mrs. Thomas Hopper, Mr.. and
Mrs.. \ AeStrup. Professor and Mrs A &
McMeans. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Marshall,
Mr. and Mrs. n. Y. Smythe, Mr. and Mrs.
{, a. Wright, DR.. and Mrs. a. S. Wright,
n and Mrs. w; G. Kellogg, MI. and Mrs.
MI. and Mrs. }. II. McNabb. Captain
and Mrs. W. A Eliason, Colonel and Mrs
J. A Hardin, Mr.. ana Mrs. R. a King.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Eardley, Colonel
and Mrs. j. S. Austin, DR.. and Mrs. W.
a. Finley, Mr.; ana Mrs. George Pearce.
j. W. Wiley, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Ii. HOdgson,
MI. and Mrs. 3. N. Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs.
q. W Dana, Mr.. and Mrs. L. b. Hood, Mr..
and Mrs ID. r. Gale. Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.
Hin, Mr.. and Mrs. henderson Holmes, Mr..
and Mrs c. w. Woolsey, MI and Mrs. C.
II. Dwinene, Mr.. and Mrs James II. Shaw,
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Doyle, Mr.. aud Mrs William
Hood, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Burris, Mr. and
Mrs. a. Harris, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Nally,
MI. and Mrs. Guy E. Crosse, Mr. and Mrs.
Barclay Henley, AttoTncy-General and Mrs.
g. y. johnson, Dr.. and Mrs. j. c. Simmons,
Nh and Mrs. +. ). WenSinger, Mr.. and Mrs
) D. FRY, Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Mr.. and
Mrs. Hastings Mr.. and Mrs. Kittle, Mr. and
Mrs. Foster Of San Francisco, Mrs. Melville
johnson, Mrs. T. L. Farmer, Mrs. Ballard,
Mrs. J. ID. McGee, Mrs. Pickett, Mrs. E.
Goodwin, Mrs. II. a. Hahman, Mrs. Il. j.
Proctor, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Stewart, Miss
FInnie Farmer, Miss Edwards, Miss Neva
\ Dung, Miss Leigh Oldham, Miss Ella
Holmes, the Misses Atterbury, the Misses
Hardin. Miss Good, Miss Jennie Hood,
Miss Bl0letu, Miss Minnie Johnson, Miss
JESSIE Overton; Messrs. W. c. Good. Will
lam Nymore, /. /. Finley, T. Doyle, Lee
Ames, ). c. Sims, George Hood, l.. W.
Juilllard, Fred Juilliard, Louis King, H. C.
wilson, q. Harris, NJ. Wright. James Ed
wards, Vernon Goodwin, Frank Boggs.
William Luman, Mr.. Mccartney, Mr..
Simon, Mr.. Gem, Bramen, Mr.. Hamilton,
blT. DrummOnd.
The Central NJ. f. Church Entertainment.
Mr. Thomas Locker Hill gave the first Of
series of three readings and recitation:
last evening in the parlors of Central Meth
odist Episcopal Church, on Mission street
between Sixth and Seventh.
The following varied programme was en-.
joyed by a select audience: 1.-THE sur
DIAL" Dora versus Rose" Austin Dob.
son; Love Among the Ruins" up at q
NlAa-DoWn In the City" Olive" Robert
Browning; monologue. 'trhe Hat" Coquelin
Mis- Fanny Squeer's Tea Party" 'Smike
Runs Away from Nicholas Nickleby"l
Dickens; Ballad Of Cassandra Brown"
- My First Political Experience" MAJ
Adler
The evenings entertainment will make
many look forward with pleasurable antici-
patton to the second reading on Friday
evening next, when Sheridan's famous com
edy, The Rivals" will be presented by
Mr.. HILL
Gardiner-Rosborough Wedding at High
land Park.
The wedding of Miss Fannie J. Rosbor
ough, daughter of Judge and Mrs. a. NJ
Rosborough. and Mr.. Robert Gardiner, wa!
celebrated at the residence of the bride!
parents in Highland Park at II 80 o'clocl
Oh Thursday morning.
Rev. Father Neri of st. Ignatius College
who is an old acquaintance of Judge Ros
borough, officiated. The bridesmaid wa
Miss Florence Gardiner, sister of the groom
who was attended by Mr.. Thomas c. Knowle,