The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-01
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Wedding of Mr. Morrow and Miss
Hinkle in Petaluma.
The Bosqui-WOolrieh Wedding "A Kinder
IS garten Morning Party-The Ignatian
Council Entertainment-Notes

street. MlnsIelS and the Ahce-stTeet QUAR-
tet Club for The benefit of the Oakland Gen.
trail Free Kindergarten promises TO be
grand social and financial success.
Invitations have been issued by Mr.. and
+ Mrs. E. / Couch for hop and musicale to
be held at the Hotel Paramount on Friday
=. evening next
The festival which was to take place at
Shell Mound Park on Saturday, May I'd, for
the benefit of c. L. A S., No. l, has been
T., postponed on account Of President Harri-
SON visit The dale of the picnic win be
announced hereafter. Tickets sold viii be
good for the changed date.
San Francisco Council, No. z, Y. NJ. l.,
viii hold its annual entertainment and
dance this evening at B'nai Birth Hail.
On the 25th nlt, at st. Paufs Protestant
Episcopal Church, Mr.. George Childs of the
London, Liverpool and. Globe Insurance
Company was united in marriage to Mrs
Annie Norris Laid, daughter of the late
Colonel Zabriskie. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. w. S. Citizens, rector Of
the church.
Tie third annual ball of the Orlando
Club will take place at Union square Hall
this evening.
= Mr. and Mrs. A G. Ellsworth of Niles
- gave a remarkably pleasant progressive
euchTe party on Thursday last, there being
about eleven tables Of players present The
+ occasion was in celebration of the twenty
NTH anniversary of their wedding, and in
E spite Of the fact that it was not generally
known several very handsome presents
were received. A dainty supper was served.
The prizes, which were very handsome,
" were won by Mrs. Jarvis, BIT. Bunting,
Mrs II. Tyson and Mr.. Thane.
The Beulah Club VIII give its tenth ami
do f-r,r Fir1f
-. FL all this evening. a feature Of the affair
? Viii be a sale Of tinware.
Morrow Hfnkle Wedding in Petaluma.
.. At st. Johns Episcopal Church in Peta-
luna on Wednesday morning we're married
Mr.. William Il. Morrow, son of Congress
man W. w. Morrow Of this city, and Miss
katherine Dillon Hinkle, youngest daugh-
ter Of ar. and Mrs. J.. B. Hinkle Of that
city.
1t was a pretty wedding and one which
long be remembered in PetaIuma. Amid
the strains of the '.Lohengrin" wedding
march. the bridal party advanced to the
rose covered chancel. First came the
ushers, Mr.. Houghton Sawyer, MI Z. B.
Hinkle. Dir. Fred Hood Of Santa Rosa and
Dir. r. z. Smith Of this city, followed by the
+ bridesmaids, Miss Ella Whitney and Miss
- Simmons OF San Francisco. Then came the
maid of honor, Miss Maud Morrow, a sister
Gfthe groom, and last walked the lovely
bride her hand resting lightly en- the arm OF
her father, Dir. j.. II. HiAkle, who gave
her Into the keeping of The groom. The
3. Right ReX. Bishop Wingfeld, assisted by
the Rev. John Partridge, performed the
beautiful service and to the glad chords OF
wedding march, played eXpreSSlyely by
Professor E. L. Lippitt, the bridal party
and friends left the church.
=. =; AT the subsequent reception and breakfast
at the residence Of the brides parents on
Fourth street the congratulations received
by the happy pair were apt and sincere,
none being more so than those conveyed In
The following dispatch received by the
groom father from the President:
MEMO PARK, April 20. 1891.
r ". r.. 5foTTOtU PetUflntU, Cal: When the
ceremony is completed will you please present
10 your son aud his wife the sincere cOngTatula.
tons OF myself and Mrs. Harrison. May their
married life be as tull Of gladnesS and sunshine
as our sOjOurn IN California has been TO US.
BENJAMIN HARRISON.
Among the invited guests from abroad
were: Hon. and Mrs. w. w. Morrow, Miss
Maud Morrow. Miss Eleanor Morrow, Mr..
and Mrs T.. K. Zook, Master Edward ZOok,
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Walker, Miss Helen
=. Walker, Miss Carrie Stamels, Miss Norton,
- Miss Jennie Hobbs, Hon. and Mrs. oseph
.McKenua, Mr.. William s. Barnes, Mr. j.
NJ PratheT. Mr.. and Mrs. James Mcclure,
Mr.: and Mrs. w. II. Jardine, Mr., W. w.
kaufman and Mr.. E. P. DaufoTth.
kindergarten Garden Party.
On Wednesday morning Mrs B. T. Nor
ris, The. patroness of the Lester Norris Kin
dergartep, gave a garden party to the 100
children connected with that Institution, in
honor Of the birthday Of her son; III addi-
ton, the children of the Produce Exchange
and Huntington kindeTgarbens participated.
20 The children assembled at IL O'Clock, and
. after several songs aud marches they adj
iourp ed IN the garden where seats had DpRn
arranged for the entire party .1ce-cream,
sandwiches and. cake were served IN abund-
ance, and after their consumption each OF
the .Jittle guests was presented with
souvenir box Of candy.
Among the grown persons present were
Mr.. and Mrs. D. I. Norris and their niece,
Miss Ida CaTletDn, who takes deep interest
IN theW0Tk OF the school; Mrs. Sarah Is.
Cooper, Miss Hattie Cooper, Mrs. ID. w.
fOger, Charles Norris, Miss Evelyn
Chr.sty,. Mrs. p. E. Benham, Mrs Gertrude
p. GTeNev, Mrs l. 5. Spencer, Mrs. w. G.
Woodward, Rev. Mr.. Freeland, acting
pastor of the First CONGREGATIONAL Church.
The Bosqui- WoolFich Wedding.
An interesting wedding took place yester-
day at noon al St. Mary's Cathedral on Van
Ness avenue, where Mr.. Edward L. BUsqui,
son of Mr.. Edward Bosqui, an old and
highly esteemed resident Of this city, was
united to Miss Mamie Woolrieh, a sister Of
Mr.. George l.. Woolrich. 1t was a quiet
affair, but the popularity of the principals
drew together to the cathedral large NUM-
Der Of friends. Miss Nellie W0oITich, a.
sister, was the maid Of honor, and the groom
was attended By Mr.. Robert Bolton.
A fter the ceremony the friends proceeded
to the residence Of the brides mother, 2629
California street, where congratulations
were proffered the happy pair, who, after
the service Of a wedding breakfast, left for
q tour IN the south.
Many pleasant associations were linked
to the suspicious event by the presentation
Of numerous handsome gifts from friends of
The young pair so happily united.
The Ignatian Council Entertainment.
One Of the pleasant series of entertain
ments DOW being given by Ignstian Council,
No IS, Young Mems Institute, took place
last evening in Sniels Building These en-
tertainments, which offer as Characteristic
features a lecture on some interesting sub
iect, with special musical and literary num-
bers, are attracting considerable attention,
and already the adviSabity Of selecting
larger quarters is being moOted among the
management
The hall was crowded last evening, and
the following programme was thoroughly
appreciated: Piano solo, Professor K. Dele
plane; recitation, Win G. Meagher; vocal
duet A. Luttringer and A. NJ. Thornton;
contralto solo, Mrs. j. w. Madden;
bass0 solo, g. l.. Parent Jr. violin
solo, Mr. Kosby; soprano solo, Mrs.
Alice Waltz Grey; recitation, MIR. w. j..
Ionergan coBtralto solo, Mrs. L. Griffin;
recitation, Mr. James Mccormick; soprano
solo, Miss Maggie Ceryn; lecture Captain
j. F. Smith. hr. Smiths lecture was able
and Of much interest to ali members Of the
institute. He explained the objects and
social benefits of the organization, which is
entirely devoted TO the alI-Sided culture of
yourg men joining its select ranks Re
freshmeDts were afterward served.
Following composed the Directing Conn.,
mites: Observation-Disclosures. John w.
Mccarthy, James NJ Moran, A. M. Thorn
fnr II II EaIlnn. Kecentinn Cnmmitlae-