The morning call., 1891-10-23

elegant SatOn, lne walls ana cHanueleIo VI
which were fest0oned aud decorated with
chains of tin stars and lanterns. the de-
signs '1SS1-1891' being suspended from
the arch. Each guest was presented with Il
hand-painted tin napKin-ring as souvenir
of the occasion. number OF cOngratu-
latory kilograms were read and toasts re-
sponded to.
The company retired at the small hours
of the morn, after having one OF the most
ENJOYABLE entertainments given on tie occa-
sion of tin wedding.
The Court Occidental Entertainment.
Court Occidental, No. 6676, A. o. F., held
their eleventh anniversary entertainment
and banquet at q. o. F. Hall, 102 O'Farrell
street.
Addresses were made by c. E. Post,
c. r., and j. Moscrop, P. c. R.. with other
attractive numbers, as follows: lnstru-
mental music, r. Ii. Hahn; song, MIR. Ire
gelles; recitation, George Mnnek; Vlohn
solo, c.. Krone; solo. Mrs. Mills; song,
quist, j. P. Dwyer; piano solo, L.. Kay,
maud; song, Mr.. Tregelles. Dancing anu
feastIng were alterward enjoyed.
The Entertainment Committee consisted
of Messrs. joseph MoScr0p, William Wal
lace and James jackson; Reception Com
mittee-J. Ii. Norwood, j. Henderson, H.
Kaliski, w. T. Gardner, w. Ring, George 5.
Nixon; Floor Committee-W. j. Bios, k ID.
cunningham, George Friedman, L. Tritten-
ba b and A. A. BaDz.
The Burns-Rose Wedding.
Last Wednesday evening two general
fayorites in suburban social circles were
united in marriage at the residence OF the
parents of the bride, Bay View terrace.
South San Francisco.
The high contracting parties were Miss
Jennie Rose and Mr.. William Burns, who
a few moments after the time set for the
marriage ceremonies made their appearance
before an admring circle of friends. when
the marriage service was performed by
the Rev. Mr.. Rhoda of Memorial PreSbyte-
rian Church.
The sister and brother Of the bride and
groom respectively were bridesmaid and
gr00msman. The parlors IN which the
ceremony was performed had been pro-
fusely ornamenied with flowers by the
friends OF the young couple. and all through
the house were similar mementos OF the
happy event. There were many useful
and beautiful wedding presents, which were
inspected with much interest by the assem-
bed guests.
After the supper carriages were called
and the newly married couple were driven
rapidly away to the Baldwin Hotel. Thurs
day morning they departed for Santa Rosa
and will spend a few days In the pleasant
places in S0noma Valley.
Society Personals.
Mr.. Henry I. Scott, brother of Mt.
Irving NJ. Scott. left for the East on Monday
morning in Colonel Fred Crocker's private
car, Mia Kanaka." Mr.. Scott is en- route
East to meet his wife, who is on her way
from Europe with Miss Alice Scott and
Miss Cunningham, He was accompanied
by Mrs. A. NJ EastOn. the mother OF Mrs.
C. F. Crocker, and his little SOD.
Mrs. Alpheus Bull and Miss katherine
Bull leave for the East this evening.
Mr.. John w. Mackay expected TO leave
for the COmstock last evening, to return on
Monday
Senator Charles n. FELTON,, Mr.. Charles
n. FELTON, Jr. and Mr.. and Mrs. George
LOOMS left last evening for Philadelphia,
where they will visit Mr.. and Mrs. William
Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Shafter are visiting
Del Coronado.
Associate Justice Stephen J. Field, who
has been in poor health for some time, has
So far recovered that he expects to return to
tue bench this month.
Mr. and Mrs. 5. Harrison Smith are at the
Hotel Bella Vista awaiting the completion
of their new residence on Clay staeet, near
Webster.
Mr.. R. c. de Boom and family sailed from
Liverpool on the l4th Inst, and expect to be
at their Golden Gate avenue residence by the
31St of this month
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Montague have re-
turned to the city from their country resi-
dsuce near San Jose.
Mr.. james L. Flood will leave for the East
tomorrow.
Miss Jessie Bowie and Mr.. Allan st. John
Bowie have decided TO give up houSekeeD-
ing. ana nave rented their late residence,
1868 Jackson street, to Mrs. Santa Marina,
wife of the late Mr.. A. J. SAINTS Marina.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Blum OF Martinez are
now in New York.
Professor and Mrs. Elliott Coues have
been visiting Santa Cruz. Professor Coues
is connected with the Smithsonian InSti-
tuition. Washington. ID. G., and is the author
of thirty books and member of the Society
of Psychic Research. He came to CalifOr-
MIA to attend the convention of the Ameri-
can Librarian Association.