The morning call., 1891-02-25

The Bashfu1 Boys Party.
| The second anniversary of The Bashful
| Boys, select social organization composed
of some of the brightest members of the
| leading social clubs, gave their second an
niversary ball last evening Mt Odd Fellows
Hail.
A good attendance was attracted by the
| names of the fathers of the club and by
| memories of pleasant meetings held last
! year under their auspices. Considering the
| season the anniversary was highly success
| ful.aud all who came found that they had
| fallen in for. an exceptionally enjoyable
evening. Dancing to the music of Bium's
| Orchestra claimed votaries till ! o'clock.
IL is expected that the bashful ones will
give another party before Easter or shortly
after.
Following are the officers of the club:
President, Edward Martin; Vice-President,
A1ouson ID. Fifield; Recording Secretary,
Charles y. Toy; Financial Secretary. C.
Herbert Hasiy; Treasurer, John Ii. Shee-
han.
The various. committees were composed
as follows: Committee of Arrangements
james ). Hawkins chairman, Milton II.
Barr, Z. IL. HaSty, Leo A. Sou; Reception
Gommittee-Joseph Moran Chairman. ".
den; floor manager, Frank p. Lansing;
Floor COmmittee-Charles W. Dixon, Frank
HilderbrAut, George L. Hall, James A.
| Hall; Ansy Reed, st. One Caldara, f. ii.
Heyer Wallace Thompson. Maxwell c.
| Cauteiow.
The Taussig- Henicke Wedding.
The nuptidf ceremony which united Miss
Emma ID. Henicke to Mr.. Rudolph j.
Taussig, a PROSPEROUS young merchant. of
this city, was celebrated on Sunday, the
22d inst, at the residence of the brides
mother. 2430 Fulton street, near Golden Gate
Park. The witnesses were the immediate
| relatives and friends of the family, among
them being: Mrs. Sophie Henicke, Mrs
Maria G. Wilson, Mrs. Celia Carroll, Miss
Marion \. Bunner. Miss Alice L. Taussig
Miss Rose &. Taussig, Miss Annette Taus-
sig. Miss Josephine L. TauSsig, Mrs. Berthe
| Henieke- TauSsig, ana Messrs. Gabriel Taus-
| sig, Louis Iaussg. John t. Carroll, L. Dia-
| mant, DR.. ID. Wilson, / V. Coffey, Ed
| ward Henicke, Hugo A.;Taussig.
| Tornblom-Johnson Wedding in Oakland.
The wedding. of Miss Augusta johnson
and Mr. August Torn bom took place in the
Swedish NJ. E. Church, on the corner of
Center and Tenth streets. Oakland, on the
17th inst The church was beautifully dec
GRATED with eyergreens and flowers. An
arch, twelve feet high, with wedding bell
in the center and decorated with flowers
and evergreenS, had been erected for the oc-
easiou.
Despite all the heavy rain the church was
crowded leng before the appointed time. At
$50 o'clock the bridal party arrived. Miss
Alma Liadgren and Miss Clara Gustafson
were the bridesmaids. The gr0omsmen
were MeSSrS. Andrew Nilsson and j. Hokan-
son. On entering the church the gospel
hymn, Blessed Be the Tie That Is inds" was
sang IN Swedish By the audience, afterward
the service was conducted in wedish and
with Swedish ceremonies by the pastor of
the church, Rev. F. u. Eljegren, assisted
bv Rev. }, r. Andrews from San Francisco.
After the! service Mrs. Amy .LiljegIen, the
swedish nightingale" sang sweet Spirit,
Hear Ny Prayer" in English. and pleased
every body.
Theremainler of the evening was spent
In enjoying singing By the choir of the
Church and of: Mrs. Liljeeren, with social
conversation. Refreshments Were served
during the evening.
Those present we're: Mr.. aud Mrs. A
TornbIom, Rev. f. U. Liljegren, Rev. J. r.
Andrews of san Francisco, Mr.. and Mrs l..
q, Lindgren, NJ. anu Mrs. 4. Hauglund,
Mr., and Mrs.. j. ?. Sanlhoit, M. and Mrs,
johnson. Mr.. and Mrs r Filming. Mr.. an
Mrs. Carl w. G. Hager, Mr.. and Mrs. New
lainS, Mir. and Mrs. Jacob Jensen of San
Francisco, Mr.. and Mrs. jacobson, Mr. and
Mrs. Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. P. Servn, Mr..
and Mrs: HeIand, Mrs. Amy Llljegrer, Mrs.
ohlson, Mrs krona, Mrs. Gus;atson, Mrs.
Jefferson, Mrs. Il CLARK, Mrs X. Ohlson,
Miss Augusta Anderson, Miss Alma Lind
gren, NJ IS Jenny Efndgren, Miss Clara Gus
tafSon, Miss Anna Westin, Miss Emma PETER
son, Miss Christina Larson, Miss Anna Lar
son, NJ iSs Louisa ISr1elsOn, Mss Emma StahI,
Miss: Olivia Ohis01l, Miss Ella o isOn, Miss
Hildin Servin,' Miss Jenny Gustlfson, Miss
Jenny. Myhra, Miss Annie Jensen, Miss
Anna Hestberg, Miss Augusta Peterson,
Miss Anna DahlheiU, Mrs. Christina Lar
son, Miss Alma Swen,on, Miss Bette Carl
son, Miss SOphi Swenson, Miss Martha
Peterson. Miss Mary Peterson, Miss Anna
Peterson, Miss Louise Tenner, Miss Anna
BiOrkman, Miss Christina Biorkman, Miss
lou .faf,
Minnie kr0na, Miss Rosa Nylen, Miss Ida
Reynold, Miss Annie .Yuungbsrg; MeSsrs.
Andrew NIs0n, j. HOSanSOn, q. l.. AIM
quist, A. KlingIelt, a. kihlstrom; E. Peter
Charley Swenson. John Swenson, Adam
Carlson, B. i. MagnuSon, n. Magnuson.
Osborn Llisgren.
i Pleasant Surprise Party.
Mr.. A. buddy was the recipient of
pleasant. surprise party at his residence.
1917 Adelaide place, Saturday evening.
Many new and Interesting games we're in
troduced and dancing was INDUCED in until
a late hour At midnight delicious repast
was served in the dining-room. The even
ing was thoroughly enjoyed by ALL
Among the invited guests were:. Miss
kittie Lavelle, Miss Annie Sullivan, Miss
Julian FORESTER, the Misses Lottie, Hazel
and Irene Cough, Miss Julia Lyons, Mss
Lille Herting. Miss Julia Spillane, Miss
Ciemence Larrue, Miss Mamie Schuur,
NJ. v. 'Duddy Jr., Miss Kittie buddy, Miss
Moliie Layelle, Mrs. LaveIle; Alessrs.- E.
Fogarty, w. FQgarty, j. DriscoH. c. DIS
coll, L. Fomer, j. Humphrey, J. Didier, T.
slcCaEthy, j. Mccarthy, 5. Friedman, E.
FORESTER, II. Hansen. j. Herting, p. Spill
lane, 7. Conscious. NJ. Bernard, A. W.
buddy.
The L. o: f. Breakfast at Sausslito.
The members of the order of Independent
Old Friends gave an enjoyable bIll's-head
breakfast at the Hotel 'SausalitO the first of
the week.
Mr.. Louis Berger was master Of cere-
monies, and a characteristic opening ad-
dress was made by NJ. r. Il. Taylor, fol
lowed by speeches, recitatiOns and songs.
\ pleasant time WAS passed. -
= Despite the uutowaTd weather many at
tended from this city, among those present
being: Messrs. Andrew Craig. ex- President;
ex-Judge James IL: Ryan, z. IL. Hink, c..
u: Cough, John Flanagan, II. e. Osmont,
Alexander d. Bell, Ernest Heymans
Thomas II. Lawler. Theodore G. Cockrill,
Arthur McGurrpn. Dr. c, NJ. Bridges, John
Cook. ). 4. Williams, George Fritch, w. NJ.
Gill, j.. w. Howell, Miles f. O'Donnell, w.
A. Jackson. S. II. Bigand, DR.. H.. A
Pacific Coast Weddings.
Last Thursday evening, Christian Church.
Woodland, was crowded with a host of
friends to witness the marriage of Rev. Ed
ward #. Nesbit to Miss Effie Alice Miller.
The groom is assistant pastor OF the Christ
ian Church. The bride Is instructor in vocal
music at Hesperjan College
Mr. Fred Clark of Santa Rosa, and Miss
Ethel Henderson, daughter OF Sheriff
Henderson of Solano County, were married
at the home of the bride parents in Vallejo,
Thursday hIr. and Mrs. Clark will make
their home in this city.
On Wednesday evening, the 18th inst,
Mr.. G. a. Hill was united in marriage with
Miss Louisa Kerat, the Wedding taking
place in the parlors of the Willamette
House, Tenth street, Oakland. NJ. Hill is
connected with the New York Tea Company,
and his bride has for some time been identi-
fed with the local newspaper rooms, where