The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-27

The Meyer-Strauss Wedding.
The spacious parlors of Mr.. and Mrs
Kramer Of 1906 Ellis street were filed Win
many friends assembled to witness the mar
riage of Miss r. Strauss to Mr.. j. Meyers,
the Rev. DR.. Wilmer officiating.
To the strains of Mendelssohn's wed
ding March" the bridal party we're ushered
into the handsomely decorated parlors,
where the couple We're united. After the
ceremony they adjourned 10 the dining,
rooms, Where bounteous repast awaited
/ them. The toasts were numerous. A stand-
ing toast was honored to tie health OF the
absent parents of the bride.
The latter part OF the evening was spent
in dancing and vocal selections, among
which were; Tenor solo, " AfterwaraTS :
Tread the Path of Duty" from Mozart, 5
Magic Flute" ana as an encore " Thurs
day." by MIR. B. Nj. Stick; banjo selections,
Mrs. Krausgril; soprano solo, Mgtter-
lleD, Miss Leyson; tenor solo from : Mari III
the evening was Mr.. NJ. Kramer.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs
Kramer, Mrs. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs.
Brown, Mrs. K. Bill, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Solo
mon. Miss Santer, Mr.. and Mrs. Herzog OF
San Rafael, Miss Levson, Mr.. and Mrs
Krausgril, Miss Kronberg Mr.. and Mrs.
6. Meyer, Misses Ii. and z. Gosliner, Miss
| j. Strauss; MesSrs. 3. NJ. Stick, f. Selbel,
ID. Wise. b. Schneider, NJ. Ohemet2, Ii.
Gosllner. n. Strauss, Nj. Kramer and many
others.
! Private Theatricals on Harrison Street.
Some pleasant private theatricals we're
| given at the residence of Mr.. George VIM
ship on Monday evening, on which occasion
was presented the charming little comedy
Nan, the Good for Nothing" with the fol-
lowing cast of characters: Tom Dibbins,
| Mr. (Ianrua w Mr.
| Peter SoSSo; Charley, Miss May WinshIp
Mr.. Simpson, MIR. Frank Carly; Nan,
Miss Clara Madden. Mr.. Bert Fletcher
| acted as stage manager and his labor,
Judging from the applause ana cur
taln-calls which greeted the players.
was richly rewarded. Their costumes and
makeup, too, were highly appreciated
Alter the play dancing was INDUCED III
on the canvased floors OF the spacious par
lorS, when were neatly and effectively
decorated with smilax, La France roses and
ferns. At late hour delicious supper was
served, alter which the guests were enter
tanned with a cOrnet solo by Miss Pres'ie
| Pracht, who had to respond with an encore !;
vocal duet by the Misses Mia and Clara
| Madden; recitation, Mr.. Peter SoSsO; IianO
solo by Miss Anna Hildebrand, and a piano
duet by the Misses May Winship and hlttie
| Madden.
Among the invited guests were: Mr.
William Carty, Mr.. Frank Moss, Mr. Harry
| L AilAAliliiy MI. DDSSD, Glf. anu MIS-. AdH-
tain Orland OF San Rafael. MIR. a. Mayo,
MI Frank Carly, Mr.. Bert Fletcher, MI.
| Lyman Kennedy, Mr.. MYron McCHnton,
| MI Herman Missing, MIR. Thomas McGer,
Mr. John Rahill, Mr.. Mclaughlin, Mr..
| George kennedy, Mr. Fred Fahrenholz. Mr..
B. de Rome, Mr.. II. Scott, Mr.. Harry Lor-
| gum OF Oakland, Mr. T. Peterson, Mr.. c..
| Thornton, Mr. L. Miller, MIR. +. Haniord,
| Mrs. George Z. Winship. Miss May Madden,
Mrs. Vail, Miss Josie Carly, Miss May
Grum, Miss Anna Cotton, Miss Pressie
! Pracht, Miss Clara Maiden, Mrs. Peters,
Miss Mia Madden, Miss Minnie Wissing
| Miss Anna HIldebrand, Mrs Fahrenholz,
| Miss kittie Madden, Miss Mamie Winship
| Miss Gertrude Hamilton of Redwood City,
ana Masters Baldwin Vail, George Ken
nedy and Willie Moore.
The Goodwin Company Entertainment.
The Goodwin Comedy Company produced
" The Silent Witness" last evening at
Saratoga Hall, before number Of witnesses
who were by no means silent when it came
to expressing their approval OF the many
good points in the play.
Following was the cast: John Andrews.
Mr.. George S. Tilden; Hiram Spriggs, Mr..
Joe Cummlskey; Rufus Stone, Mr.. f. y.
Whitney; Thomas Dalton, Mr.. George
richardson; Frank Ihorne, Mr. ElmOre
Crouch; Jun MOsier and Solomon Cold
stein, Mr.. Z. Fleming; Henry Armour, Mr..
NJ
little Louise Campbell; Hugh Thompson.
Mr.. William Fenstermacher; Bill Stevens.
Mr.. Ii. digger; Ruth Armour. Miss Carrie
Hdmlln' Kate Armour, Miss Media Davies
Minerva JObson. Miss Lizzie Mccoy. Dane
ing concluded the evenings entertainment.
The officers Of The company are. a. e.
Thomson, Manager; George Tilden, Stage
Manager; George Richardson, President;
Charles Fleming, Vice-President; William
FenStermacher, Secretary; ElmoTe Crouch,
Treasurer: William Lee, Assistant Treas
urer; George Harris, Sentinel; Ii. Dilges,
Master OF Properties.
A Surprise Party.
A surprise party was given to Miss L.
Meyer and sister at their residence, 156 Steu-
art street, by their friends. Dancing and
games were the amusements of the evening.
Those who attended were: Miss l.. Meyer,
Miss }. Meyer, Miss II. Schwartz, Miss f.
Won Staden, Miss +. Noting, Miss ID. Won
Staden, Miss L. Schwartz, Miss A. Won Sta
den, Miss l.. Palmer, Miss L. Rotgers, Miss
l.. HeyeSseD, Miss q. Wademeyer, Miss l..
Schiller, Miss b. Peterson, Miss G. Peterson,
Miss NJ. Mcguire, Miss c. Mcguire, Miss n.
Mcguire, Miss T. Schroeder. Miss III. Kruse,
Miss j. Denis; Messrs. c. Vlebrock, S. Gill,
J. Won Staden. III. Meyer, r. Won Siaden, G.
RadebaId, L. Gill, w Won Staden, l..
Lucas. NJ. Dietels, f. Helmke, W. Tietjen,
f. Linden. j. Williams. I. Rumley, IL.
Duggan.
Society Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Blanchard Chase.
who have been spending the season at the
Hotel Peasanton, will leave on Monday
next for their home near Napa.
Miss Jessica Rhodes of Los Angeles, who
had been visiting her aunt, Mrs. E. b.
Croker, at Sacramento for several weeks,
came down to this city on Wednesday.
Miss Lottie RieuX is a guest of Mrs. A. NJ.
Fratinger.
Mr.. w. f. Boardman was in San Jose yes
terday.
Mr. George L. Tracy, wealthy capitalist
d Helena, Mont, is making stay at the
| Occidental Hotel.
| Mrs. John 5. Hager has gone on visit to
| her son and daughter-in-laN, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Frank 5. Hicks, at their residence in Los
| Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Maynard have re-
turned from their extended tour abroad and
visit in the Eastern States, and have apart
| ments at the Hotel Pleasanton.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Suydam have moved
from this city to the City of Mexico, where
they vii! reside.
Paymaster and Mrs. Stancliff of Vallejo
have come to this city to remain perma-
nently.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Durham of Oakland
are among the recent visitors from this city
and It's vicinity TO the southern part of the
State.
Mr. Joseph b. Crockett, Mr.. Henry t.
Scott and Mr.. John Scott were registered at
Rennerts Hotel, Baltimore, on Thursday,
| February 10Th.
MIR. Fred Ii. Bray went down to Santa
| Cruz on Tuesday.
Miss Wadham, daughter of Mr.. Luman
Wadham, IS preparing for an Eastern trip
| ana VISIT 10 friends III Washington, ID. q.
Mr.. j. ID. Flood has been visiting Virginia
| City.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. r Sperry are here from
Stockton and are making stay at the Pa /
ace Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Smith of Santa Cruz
have arrived from a trip to the Eastern
| States.