The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-10
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Nuptials of Miss Agnes Young
and Mr.. 7. F. Dredge.
The seligman Theater Party Vermonters'
Monthly Soeial-Some Oakland Items.
Personal Notes.

Inc Oahlauu COUlllOn NluD gave q very
successful party last evening, which was
attended by large and distinguished gath
ering of local society people and quite a
following from this side of the bay. Mr.. j.
A. Folger led the german.
Mr.. A. L. Seligman entertained party of
twenty at dinner, at the California Hotel,
on Thursday evening. After the company
had done justice to the good things of an
elegant menu they adjourned to the theater
and enjoyed the performance of Little
Lord FauntlerOy."
The Jollie Four held an open meeting at
the residence of Miss Cora Perkins, 1872
Pierce street, last evening. The hours were
spent in pleasant conversation, instru-
mental music, etc., after which all partook
of an excellent repast
The East Oakland Whist Club met at the
residence of Mrs. p. J. Kenna, on Thr-
teenth avenue and Twenty-frst street. last
evening, and spent several pleasant hours
In their favorite game before the party
broke up.
The Sheridan Dramatic Club is making
preparations for an ntertainment ahd
dance at Saratoga Hall on Sunday eve ming,
the 18Th proX., when Frederick Ward-'s sue
cesstul play, The Mouutcbank," will be
presented, with an exceptionally strong cast
OF local mateurS.
The Dredge-Young wedding.
Last Wednesday evening the marriage of
Miss Agnes Young and Mr.. I. Faulkner
Dredge was celebrated at the residence of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexan-
der Young of Oakland, in the presence of
large gathering OF friends. The nuptlal
ceremony was performed by the Rev. DR..
Mclean IN the handsome salon. which had
been beautifully decorated by the brides
lady friends During the solemn rites the
happy couple stood under beautiful canopy
OF white silk gauze festnoned with smiaX.
Across the entrance were handsome draper
les OF white silk ribbon, and the walk from
the street TO the doors was Enclosed in can
vas. The brides sister, Miss Susie Young,
assisted as maid of honor, and her brother,
archibald 1oung, as gro msman.
The wedding presents were choice and ap-
preprltte. They included n lovely cottage
nome tor the happy couple the gift of the
brides parents, and an almost endless as
Soriment OF sllverware. rare china, iewelry.
paintings and ornamental ueedlrwoIk
After the wedding reception was held
ana subsequently an elaborate wedding sup
per was discussed by the assembled guests
Among those present We're; DR.. aud Mrs
Mclean, Rev and Mrs. Frear. Miss Frear,
MI. 7. Frcar, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Lamson,
San Francisco; MIR. and Mrs. b. f. Dun
ham,, Mrs, j. Kirkland, Mr.. and Mrs. a.
Kirkland \ Mr.. d; ". Kirkland, MI. III. j.
buckley, Mir. and Mrs E. Tucker, Mr. II.
Frear. Professor ana Mrs Hamburger, MIR.
u +. Halton, Mr.. A. Long, tine Misses Ben
ner Nj. and Mrs. Woodruff, Mr. S Bur
bank, Miss Carter, Mr. ana Mrs. John Kirk
land Mr., and Mrs. Chickering, Miss w. R.
P. DURAN, Mr.. and Mrs. Morton, Mr.
and Mrs Hummelienberg, C1ptain and
Mrs. jerks, Miss ID. Taber, W. r. Morris,
MIR. and Mrs. Louisson, Miss b. Louis
son. Mrs. McBryde the Misses Me
Brydr, Nj. D. Buckley, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Soutnwell OF San Francisco, Mr. and Mrs.
): L. Alexander, Miss Alexander, Mr. and
Mrs. |. Hyde, the Misses Hyde. Mr.. and
Mrs. Channel, the Misses Channel, Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. P. Hughes, Miss 3. Priest, Mr.. NJ. G.
II. Dyson OF San Francisco, Mr.. Z. B. Hore
OF San Francisco, Dir. c. W. Hammer of
San francisco, Colonel j. c. p inc If San
Francisco, Mr.. ana Mrs. w. II. Bailey, Miss
bailey. Miss Handy, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin,
the Misses Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. w. W.
Blow, Mr.. a. II. Blow, Miss Sharratt, Mr.
ana Mrs. q. Cook, Miss Cook, Mr. G. Cook
.Jr., Mr. r. Bower, Mrs. Brooks, the Misses
Paddick, Mr.. E. Hyde, Mr.. I. Williams of
san Francisco, Mr.. W. Cooke, Rev. /. G.
and Mrs. Buchanan.
The Sons of Vermont Party.
The monthly entertainment and hop of
the Pa inc Coast Association Native Sons of
Vermont was held last evening at Odd Eel
lows hall, and was attended by the usual
select and large gathering of members and
their friends. The entertainment, which
began at s O'Clock, included an overture by
Blum's Band: recitation, THE Creeds of
the Bells" Miss Binnie de Forest; male
quartet, More and More" (Sebert, Messrs
Ritter. Pratt, Muns0n and Cannon: violin
duet, selections (Danca), Leontine and Mad
elaine Beckhuisen; barytone solo, AN
chnred' (Watson), Professor G. q. MunsoB.
The literary and musical selections we're
followed by an amusing farce entitled
No. Il
following ladies' and gentlemen took part:
Turby, a country lawyer, MI George w.
Paterson; Flickster, a country lawyer, Mr.
Eugene V Sullivan; Bonser, clerk 10 Tur-
by. Mr.. Albert j. Chapman; James, servant
to Tnrby, Mr.. A. C.. Imhaus; Mrs. Turby,
Mrs. George ". Paterson; Clara, her diugh-
ter, Miss Minnie Steiuan. The pay was
creditably performed. and was followed by
dancing
The entertainment was carried to a very
successful conclusion by committee con-
slsting of DIR. s. II. Roberts. Miss Annie E.
Movers. Mrs. W. f. Toothaker, Miss Ruby
\. Jewell, Mrs l.. j. Hardy Jr., DR.. john
Townsend, Mir. ). G. Cheeyer, Mr.. Heman
Robinson.
An Installation Party.
Pacific Parlor, No. 10, n. 5. G. w, held
public installation and social on Tuesday
evening last at their lodge room, in Pioneer
Building, 81 Fourth street. 1t was very
successful affair ana was largely attended.
A splendid literary programme was rem
gan; piano duet, Miss Muldoon and +.
TIautuer; recitation bliss Emily Fleisch-
man; vocal solo, Miss GuSsie Cohen; reel
tation, Miss Trautner. Dancing was then
INDUCED in, and enjoyed by all participant
Ing. The officers Installed for The ensuing
term were: S. w. Dixon, p. P; II. E. Faure,
President; Robert Cameron, First Vice
President; Charles Dunleavy, Second Vice
President; Theodore Foster Tracy, Third
Vice-President; NJ. Couley, Marshal; D.
Fitzgerald, Historian; J. G. Miller, Record
ing Secretary; George Cameron, financial
Secretary.
a Pleasant Card Party.
A very plea ant card party was given by
Mrs, Frank Carlton of Vallejo last Monday
evening. Six-handed euchre was the gains
of the evening, supplemented by music and
refreshments. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Carlton, Mr.. and Mrs. II. j.
Ford, NJ. and Mrs. J. w. Farmer, Mr.. and
BAN, Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Harrier Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. S. Newcomb, Mr.. aud Mrs. V. V.
Harrier, Mr. aud Mrs. J. A. Plymire, Mrs.
J. Z. Edgcumbe, Mrs. l.. Newcomb. Mrs.
W. II. Trip, Mrs. II. d. Richardson, Miss
Mabel Richardson, Mr.. Harry Wilson, MIR.
Harrier.
Society Personals.
Mrs. John McMullin is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Fox. of Santa Rosa.
Captain and Mrs. f. NJ. Ward of Sonoma,
who are making a wedding tour through the
southern counties, have been spending the
week at the Hotel Coronado. San Diego.
Miss Mae Wickersham of Petaluma is Wis
iting friends in this city.
Miss Nellie Favor of Oakland is the guest
Of BITS Charles Weniger Jr. of Vallejo.
Mrs Peter Donahue is expected home next
week from New York
Miss Addie McNab of Petauma spent Sun
day with friends in this city,
The Misses Willard of Oakland are the
guests Of Miss Ella Stansbury of Santa
Rosa.
Mrs. w. J. McCollum of Santa Cruz has
returned home from visit to this city.
Miss Ethel Coldweli of Modesto has re-
turned to her studies at Mills Seminary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maddox of San Jose have
taken apartments at the Occidental Hotel for