The morning call., 1891-11-20

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Gushing. Miss Mary Reddinr, Miss Nellie
Reddng: Hiss Angie Eeliverria. Miss
Loretta Eehverria, Miss Kate Beluu, Miss
Mamie Belou. Miss Clara Peralta, Miss
Loretta Peraita; Messrs. T. j. Power, II.
Cushing. G. II. Rnraback, W. f. Waddy, W
Slower, Z. Corr, G. CrOnin, ii. SteinmitZ, w.
Hewitt, j. Jackiin, Mr.. Beou. A. Riehr, A.
Higuera, n. j. Peralta. A. Santos, j. Fink.
The schweitzer-wreden Wedding.
The wedding of Mr.. William Schweitzer
and Miss Lizzie Wreden was solemnized on
Tuesday at noon. The ceremony was per-
formed by Father Melvin Of the st. Francis
Church.
The bride was attended by Miss May
Tieijen and the groom by Mr.. Martin
Glenn. The presents were numerous and
costly and included a complete silver serv-
ice, together with many elegant floral
pieces. After the ceremony the party par
took Of au elaborate repast, and the health
of the bride and groom was frequently hon
ored.
On the same afternoon Mr.. and Mrs.
SchweitZer left for the south, where they
Will spend the honeymoon.
Tho Tantau China Wedding.
On Tuesday evening, the 10th inst, Mr..
and Mrs. George W. Tantau celebrated the
twentieth anniversary of their marriage at
their residence. 713 McAllister street.
REGULATIONS, vocal and Instrumental music
and games were the order of the evening
until IL o'clock, when the merrymakers
were conducted to the dlning-ha below,
where, amids. flowers and ferns, under the
soft glow of Chinese lanterns, most
sump:uous repast was psrtaken OF.
Those present we're: Mr.. JOHN Stable ST.,
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Stable Jr., Mr.. and
Mrs, George O'Niei, MIR. and Mrs. Adams,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Stetscn, Mr., and Mrs. w.
II. WEBSTER, MIR. and Mrs. George Renner,
Mr. and Mrs. Hart, Mr.. aud Mrs. Tn euer-
kauf. Mr.. and Mrs. Herto, Mr. and Mrs.
McElroy. hIr. and Mrs. McCabe. Mr.. and
Mrs. Y. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Rose, Mr..
and Mrs. Lynch, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Grainer.
J. w. Blauer, MIR; and Mrs. F. Tan
tau, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Theuerkauf.
Mr. Charles Stable. Mr.. john Hendy, Mr.
Lewis, Mr.. e. c.. Boucher, Professor Abe
Sunderland. Mr. Owens. Mr.. NJ. Leibert
Mr. Ii. Lebert DR.. F. II. Stable, Mr.. G.
Jaeger. Mr. T. Woodbury., Miss Be rite
Theuorkauf, Miss Flo Tantau, Miss l.. Nc
Elroy, Miss Alice NJ. Leveque, Miss Mary
Stable, Miss Lizzie Cook, Miss Emma
Jaeger, Miss Cora Woodbury.. Miss Matte
Cochell, Miss Bell Andrews, Miss Adell
Tantau. Miss Mamie Gath.
A Zempa Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Allen Watson intro
duced the latest fad, "Zempa," at party
given a, their rooms in the Wilson House,
Oakland, last Tuesday night A great deal
of sport was created, and most enjoyable
evening spent. Those present were: MI.
and Mrs. Thomas Men. MIR. and Mrs.
George W. Branch. Mr.. Howard 2. Sauier.
Mr.. and Mrs Emery, Mr., and Mrs. Joseph
Dalton. Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Meagher and
Mr. and Mrs. George d. Baker.
Society Personals.
Mr. I T., Raoua and family If il said in
tend to abandon their fine home at Pied
mont and 20 East to reside on account of
the location of the new cemetery ON the
hills above. 1t Is said that the sum OF
100000 has been expended by Mr.. Requa
on the place.
Mrs. L. B. Croker and Mrs. Harry Gillig,
accompanied by Mrs. w. S. Bender OF Reno.
are expected to arrive in this city on Mon
day next. Mrs. Croker will be accompa-
MED across the continent by Mrs. Jacob
Sloat Fassett wife of the late Republican
candidate for Governor of New York. Mrs.
Fassett will visit friends at Carson few
days before coming to San Francisco.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Irwin c. Stump (nee AulD
will reside at 1872 Pacific avenue and will
receive on Thursdays.
Mrs. Greene, wife of General o. D.
Greene. stationed at San Francisco, will
spend the winter with her Two younger sons
at SCHOOL near HagerelOWD, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. o. n. Childs are up from Los
Angeles for short visit and are stopping at
the Palace.
Mr. Charles E. Wilson was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. MeGilvray of Pasadena
the beginning OF the week.
Mrs. and Miss Josie Cone of Red Bluff
have come to this city for a season and are
stopping at the Palace Hotel. Miss Cone
was one Of the bellies at the recent Charity
ball
Mr.. C. S. Fay has returned to Santa
Barbara.
Mrs. Frank G. Newlands is expected to
arrive shortly from Washington, and will
spend the winter season in this city
Paymaster and Mrs. }. c. Sullivan have
taken up their residence in Vallejo during
the stay of the Mohican in port.
Dir. and Mrs. s. o. L. Potter and Mr. Carl
Hertz are among the latest visitors to Paris,
France, from this city.
Mrs. j. Mervyn Donahue and Miss Mar
guerite Wallace, now in New York are not
expected to return here until the Christmas
holidays.
Passed Assistant Paymaster Mcdonald
has gone to San Diego with his invalid
sister, Mrs. James.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erastus Corning Jr. and
| family OF Albany, n. Y, are in tile city on a
visit.
| Among the recent well-known visitors to
| Chicago from this city were Messrs Thomas
| ID. RioIdan and E. j. Bates.
Mr.. aud Mrs. +. A. Duhring have returned
| from their southern trip.
Mrs. DR.. ID. L. Raglan, formerly Miss
Mamie E. Sweeney, has been spending a
| few days at San Jose. Mrs. Raglan is Grand
President of the Y. j.. |.
Mrs. l.. c. LOuGerback. President Of the
Alameda Flower Mission, has completely
recovered from her recent Illness, and is
now living with her husband on Buens
Vista avenue, between Park and Everett
| streets, In that city.