The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-12
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Auspicious Outlook for the Char.
ity Ball Tonight.
Richardson McCone Wedding Schwartz Re-
ception-A Marriage at Pioneer Hall.
The Grizzlies Party

The event Of tonight and, so far, OF the
season will be the charity bali at Pioneer
Hall. 1t will be a decidedly fashionable
gathering there on this occasion. and
large number will be present to enjoy look
ing on, as well as the many who 60 to
dance. Ludwig has completed all arrange
ments fer an excellent supper, and Mrs.
Kersey will have the decorations complete
before the opening hour. There are sure to
be some dreams of beauty among the
toilets, and guests will have ample employ
ment for their eyes. The lady managers
predict an unprecedented success.
Mrs. W. Fl. Croker entertained few
friends very pleasantly Yesterday at her
residence on California street in honor
OF Miss Deming If Sacramento. who is visit
ing here.
Mrs. Nuttall has issued invitations for
reception to be held next Saturday evening,
at her residence on Buchanan street, in
honor of Miss Roberta Nuttali.
On account of illness Mrs. D. IL ewes will
not receive calls on her second and fourth
Fridays until further notice.
A ketlledrum Will be given for the bene fit
of the Maria Kip Orphanage at the resi-
dence of Mrs. J. Douglas Fry, 1872 Jackson
street. corner Of Franklin. which has been
kindly placed at the disposal of the lady
managers, on Thursday, the 18th inst, from
S to u o'clock. A number of society young
ladies will assist MIS- Fry to entertain. 1t
will be a strictly invitation affair, the admiS-
sion being -, to include SUPPER by Ludwig.
\ full band will be in attendance, and dane
ing will be the main feature Of what prom
ises to be a brilliant affair. There VIII be
literally nothing for sale.
Tie Misses VOORHEES, gave another pleas
ant euchre party at their home on Callfor-
MIA street on Monday evening.
Golden Gate EncamDment, No. l, l. o.
O. F., will hold reunion this evening at
Odd Fellows Hall.
At Stockton the Club Gazette has been re-
organized with Mr.. +. A. West as President
and Mr.. f. 2. Adams Secretary. 1t was de-
cided to give four full dress parties during
the winter. the first about Thanksgiving.
The Nos OStros Club Will meet this even
ing at Assembly Hall
david and Jonathan was presented
last evening at Saratoga Hall, under the
auspces of St. AnthOny's Young Mems
Sodallty, for the benefit of St. Boniface's
Church. In the intervals selections were
rendered by Miss Maggie Schulz, Messrs.
Muller and Carl Schaefer. There was a
large ard apprecatiye attendance
An entertainment and ball Will be given
this evening by the carpenters and ioiners
at B'nai Birth Hall.
The Independent German Congregation
hitler on Tuesday with an appropriate
entertainment held in their hall. TO DIR.
Max Magnus is due the credit of arranging
the choice programme. which comprised
monolosue from . William Iell' by him
self, aud selections by Miss Herman,
MesSrS. Plagrmann, LentZ, Eiseman, Gau-
batz and Otto CarQue.
The Bouccault Comedy Club win produce
"Sharps and Flats" at Irving Hall this
evening.
The ''good square lunch for % cents"
given by the Lyceum Aid Society for the
benefit Of the Chiidren'S Progressive
Lyceum during the last two days ut 6j7
Market street. opposite Lotta's Fountain,
in response 10 the urgent request OF many
| patrons. will be continued for one day more.
The delcacies will be served until 1880
o'clock this evening
The twenty-hfth anniversary of the mar
riage or the silver wedding of Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Marks will take place at their resi-
dence, 430l2 Sixth street, on Sunday after
noon, the 10Th lust, at ; o'clock.
Social Council, No. 46 o. c. F., will meet
tonight in Red Mems Building.
The Pacific Yacht Club will give one Of
their regular tug boat parties at the club
house. Sausallto, on Saturday evening, NJ
street Wharf l at o'clock sharp. and. re-
turning, will leave club wharf at II 80.
Tickets may be had OF the Secretary.
AN Evening in Bible Lands" being a
pictorial lecture by Mr.. o. B. Smith, will be
given for the benefit of the Ladies Aid
Society OF the First Baptist Church, ON Eddy
street, between Jones and LeayeawOrth.
tomorrow evening. in the church. PaleS-
tine and Syria will be extensively depicted.
The Riehardson- McCone Wedding.
The principal feature in the social world
yesterday was the marriage Of DR.. T. 3
Richardson and Miss Susie McCoue, that
took place at o'clock at the Occidental
Hotel, the ceremony being performed by
| Father X. f. Kenna, 5. j., President of st.
IgnatuS College, in the presence only OF the
brides relatives to the number Of seven.
The bride is the second daughter of Mrs
| and the late John McCone OF Virgiui.
| City, New, aud sister of Mr.. \. j. Me
| Cone, the wealthy aud noted f0undryman
| of Nevada Both she and her sister are
graduates of the Normal School, San jose
| TIE groom was formerly of Toronto Can
| ada, and is the son CT leading Methodist
| divine there.
-Four rooms were utilized for the happy
| occasion and were richly decorated, not less
| than hundred yards Of smilax being
| used, that gracefully wound doors, win.
| dOws, picture-frames, mantes aud lace cur
| tains, producing a beautiful effect combined
| with stately palms and groupings of roses
and many coiored chrysanthemulns and
| baskets of flowers in profusiOn.
The bride attended by her sister
| Miss Dollie McCone, while the groom
best man" was Mr.. James I. MeCone.
After the wedding ceremony an excellent
| dinner was served in one Of the adjoining
rooms. that was handsomely decorated fol
| the occasion. The table was especially no
| ticeab Daylight had been excluded and
the room illuminated not only by gas, bu
| also by innumerable candles in immense
! cand elabras, arranged on the table to.
| gelher with number of pale-tinted fairy
| lamps that surrounded the bridal cake.
| During the afternoon the happy couple
| were the recipients of congratulatory teIe-
| graEIs from Nevada. New York City. Chi
cago and from Toronto, the latter bein
from TIE grooms parents, Rev. and Mrs
! George Richardson.
| The bridal dress was of cream white faille
| franchise, made demitrain and trimmed
with point lace, which adorned the front OF
the skirt. the bodice and sleeves; long
| tulle vail fastened with a diamond star, a
gift Of the groom, draped from the couture
and she carried bouquet of brides roses
| The bridesmaid wore toilet of lgh
pink satin trimmed with profusion of riet
| white lace
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