The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-07-11
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Brief Bulletins From San Fran.
cisc0's Absentees.
The sherie an Clubs Entertainment-Tw City
Weddipgs-Another Picnic in Niles
Canyon-News Notes.

day evening at tbs elegant residen co of Mrs.
Emily G. Cohen, on the corner of Versailles
and Buena Vista avenues. Alameda. A
largo number of guests were entertained
and the hostess was assisted in receiving by
Mrs. Edgar A. Cohen, Miss Mabel, Miss
Edith and Miss Ethel Cohen.
The opening of Miss Ada Clark's Acad-
envy for the summer season will take place
this afternoon.
Mr.. Seabury Mastiek of Alameda gradu-
ated this year in the classical course from
Oberlin College. The subject of his Grafton
was THE Secret Influence of the Law"
The third party of the Vendomes will
take place at Bersaglieri Hall this evening
On Thursday evening, at the Market
street Coagreg ational Church, Oakland,
were married Mr.. Harry B. Belden, Clerk OF
the Superior Court, Department 8, and Miss
Susie Louise Floud, eldest daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Floud. The happy pair are
at Santa Cruz and Will reside at 919 Union
street, Oakland.
The third hon of the Frogs will take
place at Missi on Opera House this evening.
Bay City ParIor, No. 1o4, n. s. q. W.,
held an open meeting and Installation
Wednesday, July Isl, at which very pleas
ant programme was presented. The retIr-
ing President, Mr.. Sol Poser, was presented
by his friends with an elegant and costly
emblematic locket. The presentation speech
was made by Mr.. Sol Bloom, who dwelt at
some length upon the ability and compe-
tency displayed by the retiring President.
After refreshments aud dancing the guests
departed we'll pleased with their evenings
entertainment
The Trimble- Fuller Wedding.
A very pleasant ceremony was witnessed
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. G. H.
Fuller, 66S Twentieth street, the occasion
being the marriage of their daughter, Miss
SaiGie, to Mr. c. S. Trimble. The maid of
honor was Miss Lucy c. Mckinney; brides
maid, Miss Alice Jones; groomsman, MIR.
Frank Bradley
Ebert's Band furnished music for the
wedding march and also for the dancing,
VIII ich lasted until - o'clock. The master
of ceremonies was the brides brother, Mr..
George C. Fuller who fulfilled his duties
adm irably. Mrs. Bradley deserves great
credit for her pretty and tasteful arrange
ment of the ceremony. Those who helped
III the pretty decorations were Mrs. Brad
ley, Mrs. Kyle, Mrs. Crabb and Mrs. Fuller
After the ceremony wedding supper was
partaken of.
Among those present were the following,
who presented the bride with some very
elegant presents: Mr. and Mrs. Bradley,
Mrs. Bushnell. Mr.. +. Bradley. Mr. and
Mto' UtotSe ulleT, MT. GeotSe =. fuller,
Miss MekennY, Miss Jones, Mr.. and Mrs
Kelley, Mr.. and Mrs. Wells, Mr.. Dumbrell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanshrow, Mr.. and Mrs. Cap
tain Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. Major Trimble,
Miss NJ: TrimbIe. Mr.. and Mrs. Chamber
lain, Mr.: and Mrs. Ball. Mr.. and Mrs.
comb, Mrs. Jones, Mr.. p. Jones, Mrs.
Crabb. Mr. Parmelee, Miss e. Bryant. Mr..
and Mrs. Dixon Lee, Miss Belle Kyle,
Mr.. Warren Fraser. Mr.. n. Bovyer,
Mrs. Schofen, Mr.. c. Varney, Mr.. Phil
Perkins, Mr.; and Mrs. J; Mcguire, Mr.. Joe
Stone, Miss Fannie Lindsey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kinney, DR.. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs Colonel
Hale. Mr.. and Mrs. +. W. Lauff, Mr.. and
Mrs. Srarles, Rev. Dr. McGlish, Mr. Fred
Bert, Hen. Eugene Bert, the Misses Lula,
Ella and Rela Bert, Mr.. and Mrs. Elder,
Miss Mary Elder, Mr.. and Mrs. Prowse,
Mr.. Hilton, Mr.. and Mrs. Metcalf, Mr.. and
Mrs. Brewer and son, Miss Sehuler, Nj.
and Mrs. Whitesides, Mrs. V0les and others.
The Sheridan Club Entertainment.
Last evening at Saratoga Hall the Sheri-
dan Dramatic Club produced "Dayy Crock
ett' before a large audience.
The popular play had evidently been re-
hearsed with care. and was favoraby re-
ceived as interpreted by the following cast:
Eleanor Waugh, Miss Marie Howe; Dame
Crockett Miss Lille Langley Davy Crock
..
Master W. Sears; Major Koylston. Sol
Kraus Oscar Champion, j. A. Fogarty;
Neil Champion, Sias Pierce; Parson, San
ford Wolfe; Big Dan, W. }. Sanford;
Yonkers, B. N. Clancy: bridesmaids-Mi
mond, Miss Alice Cook.
Dancing followed under the following
direction: Floor manager, NJ. Ed Light :;
Floor Committee - Silas Pierce Sanford
Wolfe, j. A. Fogarty and B. NJ. Clancy.
The Stuparfch- G assmann Wedding.
The marriage of Mr.. Paul Stuparich and
Miss Emily Gassmann was solemnized at
ST. Francis Church, on the 29th ult., Rev.
Father Harrington officiating. Miss Helen
Stuparich was bridesmaid and Emil Hir-
singer best man. Among the large party
present at the church were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Gassmann, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred NJ.
Guiol, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Gassmann. Miss
Nanette Luttringer Miss Helen Stuparich,
Miss GenevIeye Curien, Mrs Eliza Wolfe,
MIR. and Mrs. Valentine Bischoff, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Schaffner, Mr.. and Mrs. j. C.
Phelps, Mr.. and Mrs. Costa, Nr. and Mrs.
Thorn, Mr.. and Mrs. Hennig. Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. Il. de Pas, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sheibli,
Mr.. CAN'T, Mrs. Minna Seyfried, Mrs. Ar
cadia Belliard, Mrs. Frances Small, Mrs.
Medicus, Mrs. Annie Won Staden, Mrs.
Deegan, Mrs. de Walk, Mrs. Fannie Drey-
fus, Miss Katie Durein, Miss Lena CAN'T,
u.
Nicholas Stuparich, George E. Hirsinger.
Emil Hirsnger, Benjamin Simon, James
knego, Delmar DGlbier, William Kirby and
Walter n. Brunt.
After the ceremony the wedding party
adjourned to the residence of the brides
mother, 42S Broadway, where a reception
was held and a handsome collation. partaken
OF. The bride was the recipient of numerous
costly presents, including plaque from Mr.
J: de Walk, containing hand-painted pictures
of herself and husband. The happy pair
are spending their honeymoon in the SOUTH
ern part of the State, and will visit Mon
terey. Santa Cruz and Camp Markham
before returning TO their future home at 1923
Broadway
Picnic at Niles Canyon.
Another private club held their first picnic
at Niles on last Sunday. A very pleasant
time was spent, the members entertaining
their lady friends with music and singing.
Among the selections were guitar solos by
Messrs. w. Raecouliat. w. Barry, J. Sulli-
yau, j. Kseegan; D. Keegan; rComrades."
Messrs. +. La Chappell, d. McFeeJey. The
following were present: Miss Elice Rey-
noIds, Miss Mamie Barry, Miss Carrie
Meyers, Miss Mamie Reynolds, Miss Hat
tie La Chappell, Miss Marguerite Reyno lds,
Miss Eta Christensen, Miss Hattie Stone,
Messrs. J; Keegan, win Barry, J. Sullivan,
Fred La Chappell, ID. McFeeley, Fred Rae
couliat ID. Sullivan, Gerald Yound, Meyer
johnson. Chester Deane, w. Meyers.
Society Personals.
On Wednesday Mrs. John McMullin, Miss
Marguerite " allace and Miss Adele Perrin
left for New York, en- route per steamship
Majestic for Europe. whence they return IN
the fall. DR.. and Mrs. L. Il. Perrin and
Miss Helen Perrin started the same day for
Arizona.
MIR. John Mackay reached Virginia City
from the East on Thursday.
Mrs. Ella Sterling Cummns and Miss
Genevieye ID. CnmmiDs have returned from
their visit to Yosemite and Bear Valley,
where they were the guests OF Mrs. James
Cross.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Chase are en- route
for Chicago.
Mrs. Charles Henry Castle of Bryant
street has arrived in Glasgow. where she
Will remain few weeks preparatory to
making an extended tour of Europe
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Il, Dndpe re In town