The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-05

VI.
Schuyler. Mr.. Thomas f. Meagher, Mr..
Charles Fair, Mr.. I'll. f. Emeric, Mr. NJ.
Meagher. Mr.. W. FOthOut, Mr.. w. Il.
Thompson. CAPTAIN A. M. Healey, Mr..
Donald de Y. Graham, Mr.. Alfred Sheath
and Mr.. Peter j. Donahue.
Preside Notes.
On Friday evening an enjoyable progress
sive hearts party was given by Mrs. An
Drews. A number of invitations had been
issued within military circles, and the party
was a marked success.
The regular fortnightly hop will be held
next tuesday evening. and will be the last
OF The season until after Lent.
The much-discusSed cake-walk to be given
by Mrs, Sage has been postponed until
Easter.
The Macondray Dejeuner.
Mir. William Macondray gave pleasant
dejeuuer la fourchette on Saturday last in
honor of Mr.. Perry Preston Eyre An elab
crate menu was served in the private dining
room OF the Cosmos Clubhouse, on Union
Eyre, MI: George II. Lent. Mr.. Frederick S.
Moody, Mr.. II. c. Pnundstone, U. S. N,
Mr.. Gearge Vernon Gray, Mr. Frank d.
Madison, Mr.: George d. Boyd. Mr.. n G.
hlttIe, MI Frederick II. Beaver, Mr.. John
chard, Mr.. William Macondray,
The Maas-RemboId Wedding.
this city was the wedding of Miss Lena
RemDold. niece of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mil
ler, and Mr.. p. J. Mas, which took place
at the First English Lutheran Church.
The bridal couple were attended by Mr.
William CepheS and Miss Nancie Place.
groomsman and bridesmaid respectively
Some $50 friends were present at the cere-
monv which was impressively performed
by Rev. 0. c. Miller. The church was pro-
tusely decorated with palms, ferns and
chrysanthemums.
Many costly and elegant presents were re-
ceiVed by the bride, who is a strihingly beau
full brunette
Mr.. and Mrs. Mas spent their honeymoon
In the northern part of the State. They
Will reside III this city.
Farewell Party.
On Sunday evening last Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Stein gave farewell party to Mr.. =. Alt
mann, prior to his departure to New York,
where lie is going to engage in business.
The rooms were tastefully decorated for
the occasion, and fine literary programme
ana sumpfuous supper were the order of the
early evening. after which dancing eonclud ed
the affair. The music was furnished by
Blum's Band.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs Stein, Mr.. and Mrs. d. Cohan. Mr..
and Mrs. H. jacobsen, Mrs. Harris, Mrs.
Cohn. Miss E: Cohan, Miss B. Cohan. Miss
,. Conan. Miss L. Harris, Miss B. Jacob
sen, Messrs, p Nose, Mr.. Lyman, Mr.
Conan, ii. jacobsen, Julius Altman.
The McCOrmiek-Hartm Wedding.
Last evening St. Mary's Cathedral on
Van Ness avenue, was the scene of a we'd
ding which was witnessed by a large assem-
blage.
The principals were Miss Annie G. Hart
man, second daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A E.
Hartman of this city, late Of Arizona, and
| Mr.. John w. Mccormick. The bridal party
was punetual in arriving and entered the
handsome cathedral shortly after s 80
O'Clock Miss Mary REM was bridesmaid
| and the groom was attended by Mr.. Clark
Minor, Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Voss and num-
| her OF relatives and intimate friends joining
| IN the cortege as ii advanced up q side aisle
| to the front position reserved at the west
/ end. The Rev. Mr. Kirby. attended by
| three acOlytes, performed the impressive
| ceremony, which was prefaced and followed
| by appropriate music.
The united couple and their friends were
| afterward driven TO the residence of the
! brides parents, 1905 Haisht street, where
| sumptuouS wedding supper was served and
the festivities were duly prolonged. The
! parlors were prettily decorated for the ac-
| casion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccormick, who received
| many elegant presents, will start upon a
| brief wedding trip in the south to-day, and
| will return to take up housekeeping at their
new home on Seventeenth street, near
| Castro
The Calico Grove Party.
An elaborate party was given on Sunday
evening by Calico Grove, No. 81, L. A. o.
D.. at the new Bersaglieri Hall, on the cor
ner of Stockton and Union streets.
The evening was most enjnyably spent in
| dancing, there being large attendance of
friends. Pretty programmes, decorated
| with representation of clover blossoms
and foliage, constituted feature Of the sue
cessful affair.
The hard-wor1ing committees in charge
! of the ball were composed as follows: EX-
ecutiye Committee-G. Bini. J. f. Rossi, G.
I Chessi; Honorary COmmIlee-G. H. Bahrs.
| L. L. Wagner, /. F. Dunand, J. II. Knars-
ton, j. j. Donnelly, Il. K. Morton, l.
Biancdini f. Cavagnaro, +. CaponelIi.
G. a. Magistra, q. Lepori, G. Cali,
E. Scodeletti, E. Ravezzani, NJ. Vanoni;
floor manager. A: DINO; Floor Committee
| J. +. Martinoni, i. Baglietto, T. Demartini,
! '. Lonigo, 6; Moresi, g. MusSo. l.. Corrado
! G. ROecatagliata. L. Cap Baglietto, g.
| Valante, f. Scatena; Door Committees.
! Demartini. G. Piccett, G. Demartrni, E.
| Unit, L. Gracchi, G. Oliyeri, L. Noce, &.
| Garbarino.
| The Jacobson-Levy Wedding.
Miss Sadie Levy, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Levy of this city. and Mr. Charles
| jacobson, formerly of Redwood City, now
engaged in the commission business here, a
| son of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. jacobson, were
! united in marriage by the Rev. DR.. Meyer
son, Rabbi of the Mason-street synagogue,
| at Union-square Hall, last evening.
| The ceremony so fraught with significance
| was witnessed by some $50 friends, the
| parents of the bride and those of the groom
| gathering around the happy pair, together
| with the intimate friends. About o'clock
| congratulations had been extended TO Mr..
| and Mrs. Jacobson and the guests were
marshaled into the main hail, where an
| elaborate supper was served, TOasts were
elOquently hOnored and large number Of
| congratuIatory kilograms from the East
read. The evening concluded pleasantly
| with dancing.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles jacobson are leav-
| ing for a few weeks trip and on their re-
turn will reside at the residence of Mrs.
| Levy, 81 Octavia street. Their wedding
| will long be remembered by the guests for
| its elegance and hospitality. The bridal
| gifts were very numerous.
a Surprise Party.
A very successful surprise birthday party
was given in honor of Mr.. F. Rudolph at
his residence, 1142 Stevenson street, Satur-
day, the 31st ult.
The guests were entertained by the fol-
lowing programme, which was highly appre-
ciated: Vocal solo. Miss Lottie YaZelle;
recitation. Mr.. II. Click; vocal duet, Riley
sisters recitation, Mr.. T. II. Kilgo comic
Miss Murrie Donnelly; vocal solo, MI Will
| lam Clark; Chinese specialties, Mr.. Robert
! Thornton. AT II O'Clock the guests retired
to the dining-room, where an elegant repast
| was served.
! Among those present were; Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs. Rud olph,
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson, Miss Maggie Dom
nelly, Miss Belle Yazelle, Miss Aggie Slit,
| Miss Mamie Mcmahon. Miss Nellie Nc
| Mahon. Miss Hattie Shyman, Miss Anna
| Henricks, Miss Eva Stone, Miss Maud
Smith. Miss Katie Shaw, Messrs. r. Thorn
| ton, Fl. Cummings, William Hendry, Z. p
Duggan, j. Tracy, J. johnson, Gus Benson,
| r. Pudeaux, A. Hanley and j. j. Kerrigan.
Dancing was INDUCED in till the early
| hours of morning.
| Jones-Hanson Wedding in Oakland.
| One OF the prettiest home weddings Of
| the season in Oakland was that Of Miss
| Mabel Clare Hanson and Mr.. James Z.