The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-07-13

was married on Wednesday evening at the
| Church of the Advent East Oakland, by the
Rev. DR.. Il. d. Lathrop. to Mr.. Charles
| Stuart Melvin of the San Francisco Sa wings
| Union, a son of DR.. S. II. Melvin.
Mr.. C. A. Culver and Mr.. Hill I've ms
acted as ushers. The maid Of honor was
Miss Mamie Pope of Highland Park. Harry
| A. Melvin acted as best man. The brides
maids were Miss Carrie Hswxhurst, sister
of the bride, and Miss Eta Mendenhall of
| Livermore The bride was given away by
her uncle, MIR. Frank Hawxhurst of Ala
media.
| After the ceremony the wedding party.
| followed by a number of the most ultimate
| friends Of the family. proceeded to the home
| of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Pope, cousins of the
| BRIDE in Highland Park, where reception
and supper followed.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin will take short
| honeymoon tour, and will then return to
occupy the handsome home erected by the
groom near the Pope residence in Highland
Park.
Parties to Take Place.
Sequoia Parlor, No. 100, N. S. G. W., have
| issued invitations for their first anniversary
ball to take place at Odd Fellows Hall on
| Friday evening, the 31st inst.
The Yosemite Club will give its annual
ball in August.
The Sociedad de la Carload Christiana de
n. 5. de Guadalupe will give a concert on
Thursday, July 23d. in the Eall of the
church, sos Broadway, above Mason, to
raise additional funds for the poor.
The Peerless Club have issued elegant in
vitations for their postponed first ami
versary party to take place at Unlon-square
Hall on the 21st inst.
The Pacific Coast Association, Native
Sons of Vermont will omit their July
meeting, as Odd Fellows Hall is under
going thorough renovation. Their next
social will be held on the l4th proX.
The first annual private. picnic of The
MORNING CALL Chapel will take place at
Thursday next. Tickets can only be OBJ
tanned from the committee, consisting of
Messrs. j. w. Butler, NJ. ID. Orr, II. NJ.
Ward, NJ. Lynch, +. a Mooney and c. L.
Dyer.
Little Maude Clarke will be rendered a
testimonial benefit by a host OF professionals
August 9th, at Irving Hall, when Uncle
| Toms Cabin" will be produced, little
Maude playing Eva and Miss Nellie Shell
don, the Eastern artistic, playing Topsy.
The A. G. CLUB will give their second an
nual outing at Lagunitus Grove on Sunday.
| July 10Th.
The Star Minstrel Club will give the ir
next entertainment and ball at Mission
| Turn Verein Hall, on Saturday evening,
August 1st.
L u6 lOuTlH anniversary Dali Oh EACtlSlOE
! Lodge, No. 1852, X. and L. of H, Will be
| given at Odd Fellows Hall, on Thursday,
| evening, August 9th.
Mrs. Ada Clark win open her summer
season in Oakland on the 2otn inst
| The Two Orphans" will be produced at
the management of Miss l.. Mccoy, Miss
| NJ. Miller AID Miss f. Hartman.
| The first party of the Palo Aito Club, for
merly the Abajo Club. will be held in Golden
Gate Hall next Thursday evening.
IrvinE's dancing classes will give 4 calico
party at Academy Hall. 927 Mission street,
| on Wednesday evening, July 10Th.
An English novelty social and lime-light
| dance will be given on Wednesday next at
| Grand Opera Hall, 737 Mission street Mu-
| sic by the Hungarian Orchestra.
A reception Will be held by California
! Castle. K. G. E., in UniOn-square Hall ON
| Wednesday next
California Lodge, No. 163, l. o. B. B., will
give banquet and ball for its members aud
Invited guests on Thursday evening next at
! B'nai Birth Hall.
Society Personals.
Mrs. E. B. Croker has been SOLO drning at
Nantasket Beach, Mass
Miss Mills and Miss f. Mills, daughters
Of Mr.. D. o. Mills, arrived from the East on
| Saturday, ard are at the California Hotel.
| Mrs. Lloyd Tevis is entertaining Miss
DIR. and Mrs. j. f. Morse have returned
from the Yosemite Valley.
Mr.. ard Mrs. q. e. Burnett have ARR we'd
| in New York from Eurone, where they have
| slent the last year, and will return here in
! about two weeks.
Mr.. Claus Spreckes and Mr.. William
| Seligman, the New \ ork banker, are So
| j0urning at Marienbad, watering-place
| OF Bohemia, near Plsen, Austro- Hungary.
The Niles yachting party have returned
and report most delightful trtp. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Shinn, Mr.. and Mrs. Ford,
Miss Milicent Shinn, Mr.. Joseph Slinn and
Mr.. Harry Moshrr. were in the party.
Mr.. Dwight Ryland has been seriously i'll
at his San Jose home.
Mir. Robert l.. Mcmillan has returned
| from pleasant soiourn in Mendocino
| County. The Misses Mcmillan will remain
| couple of weeks longer.
Governor and Mrs. f. L. Low will go to
San Rafael for the season.
General w. Ii. Barnes, Commander of the
! G. a. r., Department of California, accom-
| panied by the Veteran Guard and Woman's
| Relief Corps, will leave next week TO attend
the National Encampment.
Mr.. E. ). Schmiedell and Mr.. Gus Taylor
| drove down to Monterey from San Rafael
| in blackboard, arriving yesterday.
Miss Grace Striker and Miss May Liddell
we're the guests of Mrs. j. 2. Winchester of
| Pope Valley recently.
Mrs. Henry Miller. wife Of the prominent
| cattle dealer. is at Paraiso Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rucker of San Jose
| are visiting relatives in Berkeley.
Among the later arrivals at the Hotel Ra-
| fael are Mrs. Prentiss Selby, Miss Coralie
Selby and Miss Edith Splby.
Mrs. a. J. Pope and Miss Pope are at Del
| Monte.
Mrs. j. Greenbaum and Miss Florence
GTeenbaum have been visiting Mrs E Din
kelspiel of Bakersfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Marriott have been
visiting Santa Cruz.
Miss Louise TOurnv has gone to Los Gatos
| for few weeks. She will visit other places
| on the Coast before returning home.
Mr. Jesse ID. Carr has been visiting Santa
| Cruz from Salinas.
Amung the latest arrivals at Del Monte
are: Miss Duce Bolado, Mr.. CASTOR Ashe,
| Mrs. j. f. Dunno, Mr.. and Mrs. George B.
Wilbur and the Armour party from New
Yord