The morning call., 1891-08-13
THE SOCIAL WORLD =
Marriage of Miss c. X. Miller and
Mr. John B. Mh00n.
Justice Field Complimsnted = An Alameda
China Wedding-PartY on Pacific Ave-
nue-Society Personals

'o i"uicS OIL INC PASTORAL AlQ society OF
trinity Church intend giving reception to
the rector, Rev. j. Saunders Reed. and wife,
TINS evening at the church parlors. and in
vlte all members and friends to come and
welcome his return from abroad.
a pleasant masquerade surprise party was
rendered by the guests of the Brunswick. on
the corner Of Sixth and Howard streets, last
evening, to Mr.. George S. Clark. Every ar
rangement had been made by Mr.. Robert
campbell to assure the success of the agree
able affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Savannah will be sat
home" Sunday evening next to celebrate
the anniversary of their silver wedding.
a pleasant entertainment and social was
given by Empire Lodge. No. 49,, K. aud l..
OF H., at st. Georges Hall last evening. DIR.
ana Mrs. U. {. O'Donnell were prominent
Ill promoting the pleasure of those present
domino party will be given at j. O. Bur-
dlck Dancing Academy tonight
brilliant ball was given at RedOndo on
SATURDAY evening in honor OF the Polo AS
ISOLATION. Among those present were: Mrs.
senator j. p. Jones, Miss Jones and Mr..
and Mrs: j. NJ. Kilgariff.
a ponbon party will be given by Cambria
Circle, No. 1O1, c. o. F., at Cambria Hall,
this evening.
Mr.. e. 5. Pillsbury gave an informal
dinner ON Tuesday evening at the Pacific
Union Cup In honor of Justice Field. The
taDle appointments were complete in every
detail, roses and tropical blossoms being
ire chiet floral agents. The guests Of the
Beatty, MI l.; T. Haggn, General I. Ii.
Ruger, Mr. Russell j. Wilson, ex-senator
James 6. Fair, Hon. w. w. Morrow, Judge
). II: Beatty, General w. II. Dimond, Messrs.
NJ: ii. de Young and II. G. Piatt
Social Couacil, No 46, o. c. F., win hold
Their usual monthly reunion az their hall in
Red Mems Building this evening.
Mhoon-Miller Wedding in Oakland.
yesterday afternoon at O'clock Major
John b. MhOon, the Nell-known attorney
OF this city, was united to Miss Charlotte
Kendall Miller, daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
Albert Miller of Oakland, at the residence
of the brides parents, 1864 Fourteenth
street
1t was quiet affair, being only attended
by the immediate relatives of the families.
Rev. Dr. K. +. Coyle, pastor of the First
Presbyterian Church, OBLIGATED, and the
ceremony was followed by an elaborate
banquet. The bridal gifts were extremely
handsome
Mr.. and Mrs. Mhoon left last evening for
Lake Tahoe, to be absent a month. They
VIII reside at Mr.. Mhoon's house on Ade-
line street, which has been elegantly reno
waited and refitted.
Among those who witnessed the ceremony
were: Mrs. Mckee. Miss Nellie Mckee,
MI. Sam Bell Mckee, Mr.. james c. Mckee.
Miss Belle Mhoon, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mil
Ter, Mr.. and Mrs. IL. NJ. A. Miller, MIR. and
Horace Miller, Mr.. Paul Miller, DIR. aud
Mrs. }. c. Tucker, the Misses Tucker, Mr..
and Mrs. Herrick, Mr.. VIII Herrick, the
Misses Herrick, Mr.. and Mrs. Orestes
Pierce and lew Of the pioneer friends OF
the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis w. McGlaufin, the
former being tine well-known grain broker
of this city, celebrated their twentieth or
china wedding last Saturday evening at
their residence in Alameda Among the
friends who congratulated the happy pair
on the notable anniversary were: Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. Hodgkins, Mr.. l.. o. Hodgkins, Mr..
William Hodgkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Moore.
MIR. and Mrs. I: W: Collins; MIR. and Mrs:
Louis Bresse, Mr.. Eugene Bresse, Mir. and
Mrs. X. b. Rice, Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. Z.
Mathews, Mrs. a. J. Bartlett of this city;
Mr.. and Mrs F. ID. Traveller, Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs Frank Ecken-
roth, Mrs. E. B. Bullock, Miss Matte Bull
lock- MIR. and Mrs. d. ". Martin, Miss Ethel
Downs, Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Ballent!ne, Mr..
anu Mrs. f. l.. Ward, Mrs. Emene Nc
Glautlin, Mrs. A. j. Rowland. Mr.. and Mrs.
L. w. McGlauflin, Miss Ivy McGlauflin,
Master Lewis McGlaufiin of Alameda.
Inc w
The marriage of Mr.. James Z. Commins
and Miss Mamie Eagan was celebrated on
the Goth ult. at st. Paul's Church, Rev.
Father Connolly officiating.
After the ceremony the newly married
pair returned to 2O9 Cortland avenue,
where banquet was spread. Many toasts
were honored, including the health of the
newly married couple. After the banquet
the guests INDUCED in dancing till morning.
Mr.. p. w. Commns acted as master OF cere-
monies.
After the guests had departed the newly
married couple were escorted to their new
residence by the Cortland avenue String
Band.
Party on Pacific Avenue.
very enjoyable birthday surprise party
was rendered Miss Frances Wrede by her
friends, on Sunday evening, at her residence
1918 Pa cific avenue.
Instrumental and vocal selections were
rendered. followed by dancing and supper.
During the latter many appropriate toasts
were honored.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. Wrede. Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. Mergenthal,
Mrs. Ed Wrede, Mrs. A. Wrede, Mrs. West
fall, Miss Frances Wrede, Miss Annie Love
joy, Miss Jessie Wempe, Miss Josie Wrede,
of Haywards, Miss Dina Wrede, Miss Anne
Stuhr, Miss Jessie Pope, Miss Lille Hopkins,
Miss Josie Hopkins. Miss Annie Wrede,
Miss Louise Hittman, Miss Lola Tickuer
Miss Cecilia Holmes, Miss Lille Under
wood, Messrs. A. Saunebeck, r. Kayser, b.
I. Jones. John Douglas, Arnold Douglas,
Walter Willis, }. Dixon, l. kast, G. Godon,
j. X. Douglas, j. Muller, Frank Mnller, Vic
tor Becker, &. Westenberg, l.. Stanley, r.
V. Cunningham, II. Ii. Liddle, w. Thomp-
son, Milton Hahn.
Banjo Concert.
A large and appreciative audience last
evening attended the srcond banjo concert
given by Mr.. Charles Morrell, assisted by
other talent, at Irving Hall. Following was
the programme: Introductory. piano, Mr..
Eddie Patton; club, banjo, Mr.. ID. Mans
field, Director; solo, banjo, Mr.. Charles A.
Thedy; duet, banjo, Misses Belle and Lolita
Rodgers, assisted by Miss Nina Burge; solo,
banjo, Mr.. Ashton p. Stevens; vocal solo,
comic, Mr. Richard Whelan; trio, banjo,
Misses Belle and Lolita Rodgers, Mr.. Charles
A. Thedy; duet, mandolin and guitar,
Messrs James and Joseph Nounnan; duet,
banjo, Mr. and Mrs. 5. G. Baldwin; duet,
banjo, MeSsrS. Charles Mo rrell and Charles
A. Ihedy; finale, piano, MIR. Eddie Patton.
Society Personals.
Governor Markham has returned from his
fishing trip in the San Gabriel Canyon very
much improved in health. Next week he
purposes visiting the encampment at Santa
Monica.
Mrs. Cheeseman and Miss Cheeseman
have returned from a visit to Salt Lake
City. Mrs. Decker and Miss Decker will
remain there month longer.
Mr.. Charles N. FELTON, Jr. of Menlo Park
visited the Vendome, San Jose. yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Hopkins reached
here Tuesday afternoon Oh the steamer
Oceanic from Japan.
General Gibbon and Miss Carrie Gibbon
are enjoying trip in Alaska.
Mrs. Moses Hopkins is again at Santa
Cruz for short sojourn.
Mrs. Edward Moale has been visiting
friends in Seattle.
Mrs. Captain II. w. Gray left the city on
Monday for an extended trip to Vichy and