The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-07-14
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Marriage of Miss Eva Quatman
and Mr.. George Perkins.
Society Notes-Party on Sacramento Street.
The Happy Camp"-A Lodge Social
Personal Movements.

waters this morning have taken passage
Lieutenant Selim E. Woodwork of the
United States Navy, and his wife, daughter
OF our pioneer fellow-citizen, Mr.. James 5.
Wethered. 1t is the intention of the party
to visit Alaska before their return, which
may be extended to the middle Of August.
The officer is n son of one of the most gal
liant sailors who fought in the War OF the
Rebellion. Mrs. Wethered is the daughter
of the author Of the famous ode to the 'Old
OaRen Bucket"
Mrs. Peter Donahue and her sister, Mrs.
Edward Martin, gave an enjoyable picnic
on Thursday at Monterey. The guests
We're: Mrs. Stephen j. Field, Mrs. a. NJ.
Easion, Mrs. Hammond. Miss Hammond,
Miss Beth Sperry. Miss Ella Goad, Miss
, Emily Hager, Miss Lolita MonteveEde;
Messrs Peter Martin, c. Johnson, MIR.
Ayres and Milton Latham.
Mrs. Beasey and the well-known Beasey
children gave one of their pleasant concerts
at Pacific Grove on Saturday. To-day they
will De heard at Monterey.
The uests at the Rutherford picnic few
days since at Del Monte were: Miss VJr-
ginia Fair, Miss Beatrice Tobin, Miss Ce-
celia Tobin. Miss Edith Mclean, Miss Car
RE Taylor, Miss Mamie MrDermott, Miss
Bertha Smith. Miss Grace Baiy. Miss Clara
Baiiy, Miss Amy Requa and Miss Helen
Woolworth.
The marriage OF Miss Carrie F. Donneuy
and Mr.. j. J. Mendigabal Will be solemn
lied at st. IguatIuS Church this IN lTning.
Ms. Catherine L. Lesher the authureSs,
has returned from Europe, where she has
been travelling for several months, and has
gathered material from Venice, Itaiy, Paris
ana other places OF note for her Forthcoming
novel, TO be produced under popular nom
de plume in an Eastern periodical This
talented writer OF fiction was, before mar
rage, public sch0Ol-teacher of this city
and has hosts OF friends on this Coast. The
lady'S only daughter, Charlotte, who has in
- heuted her mothers remarkable beauty but
~ not her literary talent, is soon TO We'd Z
prominent capitalist of Chicago. Mrs.
IeSheTS country residence. Golden Viii
lows one of the largest country seats on this
Coast viii be thrown open soon for sew
eral brilliant and charming social events.
The novelist IS now the guest Of relatives on
Seventeenth street. this city.
The Perkins-Quatman wedding.
Yesterday at high noon, wedding took
place which unites two of our oldest and
most highly respected families, known
throughout the Coast and especially in this
city, 0 kland and Sacramento.
The groom was Mr.. George Edward Per
kns. eldest son of Ex-Governor and Mrs.
George c. Perkins, and the bride Miss Eva
Z. Qut,man, niece of Brigadier- General I.
". Sheehan of Sacramento and of General
John i. Sheehan of this city.
The ceremony was perfOrmed at the resi-
dence OF the brides mother, 625 OFaTrell
street, where the parlOrs, from which day
light bad been excluded, glowed in a soft
- radiance acceutuate1 by the pTofusiOn . f
= domestic and exotic blossoms.
His Grace, Archbishop ROrian, assisted
ny Rev. Father Scanlon, performed the in
teresung ceremony, tue happy pair standing
in a lovely bower Of roses ana carnations
beneath a wedding-bell suspended in the
window embrasuTe The maid of honor
xaS Miss Alice Sheehan. cousin of the bride,
and the best man Mr.. Mowbray r. Dundas.
The bridal toilets were gems OF art the
bride wearing cream silk and carrying
Niphetos buds, while her maids were at
tired in white silk and bore a bOquet of la
France roses.
Congratulations were showered upon the
young couple By the family party present,
and showers Of rice followed them 20 their
carriage after the wedding dejeuner had
been duly discussed.
The bridal tour will embrace a visit to
Yellowstone Park and trip through the
southern part of the State. On the eXpira-
ton Of their pleasant rankings in about
three months Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins will
take up their residence in San Louis ObispO,
where Governor Perkins has presented the
young people with valuable valley ranch.
A. Among the witnesses of the happy event
were: Ex-Governor and Mrs. George c.
Perkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Adams (uee Perkins),
Miss Susie Perkins. Mr. Selby Adams OF
Oakland, General and Mrs. John F. Shee-
ham, MI John Sheehan, Masters Sheehan,
General and Mrs. T. w. Sheehan of Sacra-
mento. Misses Sheehau, Mrs. Kelly, Miss
Lille Kelly and Mr. II. Kelly.
Party on Sacramento Street.
Miss Carrie Miller held reception last
Friday evening at her residence, Sacra-
mento street.
a number of Instrumental selections were
rendered, among which was piano duet by
Miss Ida Harris and Mr.. George Stewart.
Several toasts were responded n, Mr..
Edward q. Caryera acting as toast-maSte T.
Among the guests were Miss Alice War
ring, Miss Ida Harris, Miss Carrie Miller.
Miss y. Cook, Miss Minnie Miller, Miss
Josie Cullen, Miss Matilda Metzler, Miss
Ray Murdoch, Miss Leighton, Messrs.
George Stewart, Henry Murdoch, d. f.
Sitting, Edward G. Carrera. Charles Peter
son. Frank Alden, Edward Howard, Thomas
Dyer, Ii. b. johnson, c. Metzler.
Court EucleiaD Installation.
On Monday evening, the 9th inst, the
newly elected officers of Court Eucleiau, No
6g32, Ancient Order of Foresters of Amer
lea, were installed by MT. Dunn, d. d. C.
r. of Court Seal Rock. The large hall in
Shiels Building was crowded with an ap-
preciatiVe audience, who listened with
great deal Of favor to the following well
carried out programme OF exercises: Piano
solo. Mr.. J. c. Howe; vocal solo, Mr.. Robert
Clark; duet, violin and piano, Master Mey-
ers and Miss Lulu Chase; vocal solo, Mrs.
Bear; ven riloquism, Professor J. p.
Dwyer; violin solo. Master J. j. Lewis;
vocal selection, Miss Dollie Clark; special
ties, Mr.. }. Stokes; piano solo. Miss Eva
Dunkle; Highland fling, little Maud Cha rk !;
refreshments; dancing. Committee in
charge-Messrs. j. c. Howe, Charles Me
Fadden and James Cook.
Camping at Inverness.
oil no n ING ri az how loft
the city to enjoy too brief vacation in the
country there has none been more jolly than
that gathered at s. Happy Camp" Inverness
a small valley near the shore of Tomales
Bay. All the usual camp amusements are
being INDUCED in, rowing sailing. bathing
fishing, driving, berrying, and last, but not
least, dancing in the barn." where, in
a honor Of the glorious Fourth, grand ball
ald entertainment was given. to which the
neighbOring campers were invited.
The floor was under the direction Of Mr.
r. ID. Barton, who, with Miss Eliza Mon
tague, led the grand march, and most en-
joyable time was had.
Those composing the camping party are
Mrs. Montague, Mr.. and Mrs. K. ID. Barton,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Barton, Mr.. and Mrs
Eli Matthews, Mr.. and Mrs. James Woods,
the Misses Hattie Montague, Maggie Davis,
Kitty Hynes, Maggie johnson, Maggie Nc
Donell, Eliza Montague, l.. Bray, R. Rug
gin, Maud Montague, Shirley Atterbury,
'Messrs. Alexis Sullivan, Charles Montague,
pTilliam Ralph, Joseph King, Fl. Brown, C.
Bailey, w. Barry, Michael Lawless, Martin
Morris and Masters E. Montague, w. Bull
lard, Simon Gallick, ID. Harvey and F,
Harvey.
Society Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Jarboe and Miss
Kate Jarboe leave this week for a sojourn
al Pescadero.
Mr.. John w. Mackay will arrive this
morning FROM Virginia City.
Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Gunter have
taken cottage at LeDox, Mass, for the
summer.