The morning call., 1891-04-09

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j. Meyer. solo, D. Roberts and A. Craig;
remarks. b. Garreh; song, J. Donaldt har-
monica and bones, j. Hips and R. Davis !;
recitation, j. Basch; remarks, j. Davis !;
]. Sullivan, recitation; L, Garren, remarks !;
Dr. Wemple. remarks; W Williams ms. SOLO 4,
Weeks, duet; j. Gorfnkel, recitation {;
Deputy Williams. song; B. Levy, recita-
ton and song; J. Baston and +. Knoblock,
duet; FL. Kuttner, remarks; Mr. Medlow,
song; j. Miehaels, remarks; 4. Roberts,
song.
The Chief Ranger Of Court Pride Of Cali
fornia in reply to the speech of Chief
Ranger of Court Young America invited
the latter court to return the visit, SO that
til cir kind hospitality may be repaid.
A Double Wedding at Santa Clara.
Yesterday at Santa Clara was celebrated
the weddings of the Misses Pierce, daughters
of the capitalist, Mr.. James P. Pierce, OF
that pretty valley.
About II 80 o'clock Miss Florence Pierce
was united to Mr.. Frederick h. Beaver at
the Presbyterian Church, j. NJ. Newell
officiating at this and the subsequent we'd
ding Mr.. Frank D. Madison oficiated as
best man to Mr.. Beaver, and Messrs.
George Vernon Gray, William Heath, Ii. L.
Wilson and George II. Lent were the
ushers.
Miss Florence Pierce was accompanied by
Miss Reynolds, Miss Hooker, Miss Carroll,
and her sister. Miss Grace Pierce.
Shortly after o'clock the second charm
Ing sister, Miss Annie Pierce, was married
at the family residence to MI Frank Good
hue. She was attended by ker sister, Miss
Kittie Pierce, as maid of honor. while Miss
Reynolds and Miss Grace Pierce formed a
pretty corps Of ribbon-bearers.
The affair attracted much attention in
society circles throughout the coast. Apart
from the popularity of the principals, it Is
not often that two sisters are united in mar
riage on the same day, apart, one at church
and the other at home. to meet at a common
wedding breakfast. A large number OF
guests attended the notable event from San
Francisco and the wedding gifts Were nu-
merous and handsome.
Both of the brides are prominent In social
and literary circles and are peculiarly
blessed in natural and acquired qualities.
Mr.. Beaver prominent member OF the
firm of Kilgariff & Beaver of San Francisco,
of the Pacific Insurance Company, has
host OF friends and enjoys deservedly high
reputation. The other fortunate groom,
Mr.. Goodhue, is Yale graduate, lawyer
by profession and financial manager OF the
Thompson Book and Publishing Company
OF Cincinnati, where he and his bride will
reside.
Judge Francis E. Spencer has returned to
San Jose from trip to Washington, d. G.,
and New York.
Mrs. T. F. Spencer of Spokane Falls is
visiting her sisters, the Misses Adams. of
519 Eddy street.
Miss Alice Condit Smith of Washington
is a guest of Mrs. c. n. Black and Miss
Edith Black, III East Twenty-third street
Mrs. Henry Eiher Jr. has gone to visit
friends in New York City.
Mrs. Flo Walker, accompanied by Mrs.
Mamie Lang, will soon leave for Chicago,
where Mrs. Walker will visit relatives.
Mr.. A. Gros. of this city. arrived on Sum
gay last at Grenoble, France. the home of
bis aged parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Ray. the latter
formerly well known here as Sadie Richards,
arrived from Washington on Monday. en-
route to China. They will be at the Occi-
dental Hotel until their departure.
Lieutenant H. B. West left on Saturday
for the north, where he will join his ship
and proceed to the Arctic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis T. Monteagle, with
their family. leave the latter part of this
month for Blythedale, where they will spend
the summer
Mrs. General Custer has been resting in
Atlantic City for the last six weeks with her
sister, Mrs. Margaret Custer Calhoun.
Mr.. Charles A. Baldwin left Saturday
evening for the East after a weeks visit to
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". Mayo Newhall returned
on Monday from their ranch in Southern
California.
Miss Daisy Ryan of Menlo Park left last
Saturday evening to visit friends in Port
land, Oregon, and will be away three weeks.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Alexander Boyd, Mr.
George d. Boyd and Mr.. Clare Boyd have
removed to Sausalito, where they will pass
the summer.
Mrs. Henry Strong of Washington. D. c.,
and Mrs. r. n. Foster of Chicago have re-
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/ to Monterey.
Mr.. joseph Livingston and Mr.. Jesse L.
| Sehgman will leave for New York on Nom
| day. They will remain there couple Of
weeks and will then sail for Europe Mr..
Livingston will return in about five months.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter f. Dean and Mr..
| Walter L. Dean, who have been passing the
winter In New York City, are expected to
return here some time this month.
Mrs. George J. Bucknall returned to the
city last Monday greatly improved in health
after two weeks visit at St Helena.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Robinson came
up from their residence at Menlo Park Oh
Tuesday to see " GrGfe-Groda."
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. 5. Severance came up
yesterday from their Los Angeles home, and
have secured apartments at the Palace
Hotel
Mrs. Mervyn Donahue left yesterday for
her home in San Rafael, where she con-
templates spending the season. Miss Mar
gnerte Wallace will be her guest upon her
return from the South.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Bowers have moved
over to San Rafael. where they will spend
the summer.
Mrs. Cotton and Mrs. Henry Maclean
Martin left last Tuesday evening for the
East
Among the recent visitors to Del Monte
are Rev. E. B. Spauldng and Miss Spauld-
ing, Lord Ross, Professor E. S. Holden,
Miss u. b. West, Mr.. aud Mrs. Carroll of
New York, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Fl. Pratt.