The morning call., 1891-01-29
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Marriage Of Miss Carrie DurbrOw
and Mr.. A. D. Holman.
q Number of Pleasant Home Parties-The Co.
ronadO's Second Hop-Coast Weddings.
Interesting Personal Notes

NV IAihs bdubuleTo ATdOldu eHt6Ildll-
ment, which opened last night so success
fully, and of which full account will be
found in another column, will be continued
tonight at Odd Fellows Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Baker entertained
number of friends at their residence last
Tuesday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hobrook will cele-
brate the twenty-fifth anniversary Of their
wedding to-day by holding a reception at
their residence.
Tie many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew s. Moseley will be pleased to hear of
the presence of a daughter in their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Richards gave charm
ing musicale at their residence last Tuesday
g evening to their many friends.
Orinda Parlor, No. sc, n D. G. W., will
give its first entertainment and social at
UniOn-square Hall this evening.
The annual festival of Emanuel Mission
Sunday-scho0l, postponed from Christmas,
will be held this evening in the hall, 928
Harrison street.
Mr. Guy Durrell viii give a dramatic re-
cital at the Presbyterian tabernacle, corner
of Golden Gate avenue and Pc Tx street, this
evening.
\ recital under the auspices OF the Tenn
pie Workers of Plymouth Church Will be
given by Miss Bertha Marie Parce, assisted
on Post street, near Webster, this evening.
The United brotherhood of Carpenters
and Joiners Of America viii celebrate their
ninth anniversary with a reception and
ball at B'nai Birth Hall this evening.
The Lily Club held their regular semi
quarterly meeting Tuesday evening, and
selected the following officers for the ensu-
ing term: President, \. Berriau; Vice Pres
ldent, j. Waters; Recording Secretary, j.
II. MARROW Financial Secretary, O.. Ernest;
Treasurer, d. Kelly; Marshal, +. McMa-
hon; Board of Directors-G Van Dyne, J.
Fragley, f. LOrigan, II. Fredrickson, L.
Rosenberg.
The Tremonts will give Mikado party at
their hail, 1884 Folsom street, this evening;
lgnatian Council, No. 50, y. NJ. l., will
give an entertainment and dance this even
ing in Shiels Building, or O'Farrell street
The Holman-DuFbrow Wedding.
An interesting wedding last evening was
that of Miss Carrie Durbrow, daughter of
Mrs. Joseph Durbrow. to Mr.. Alfred Duval
Holman, the sole manager and active editor
rofihe Post-Inteligencer. leading journal
OF Seattle.
The ceremony took place at the residence
of the brides mother, 1924 Bush street,
which was beautifully decorated by Miss
Bates Tor the occasion. The promise OF
spring. so rich at present in California, was
charmingly indicated by a dainty arrange
ment of snOwdropS amid their tender green
foliage, together with profuSion OF uatfo-
uils ditl FtAhC+S sprays VI the pussy NlllUH
Natural portiere' were formed of these
spring flowers. which were the particular
decoration of the front parlor, their defeats
bloom being thrown into requisite relief by
messy bark inches wherein they rested. a
handsome canopy of branching bOughs had
been constructed in the bay-window for the
nuptial service and the hallway and dining
~ Dom were bright with appropriate touches
of art, a feature being clustering cornell
berries.
The ceremony was performed about
o'clock by the Rev ). Sanders Reed.
rector of Trinity Church. The bride was
attended by her. sister, Miss Emma Dur
brow, and the ushers we're Mr.. Spencer 9.
BuckDee and Mr.. Walter II. NewhalL Mr..
i. Y. Holman of Portland, Oregon, sup
ported the groom as best man aad Mr..
Harry DurbTow, her brother, gave the bride
away
AT the conclusion OF the interesting cere-
mony the relatives and immediate friends
present offered congratulations, afterward
proceeding TO the dlning-room, where an
elaborate wedding supper was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holman leave to-day on
" bridal trip OF two weeks at the expiration
of which time they viii sail for Seattle,
where Mr.. Holman's business interests
= The wedding presents were particularly
admired, and represented the good wishes
Of large number of friends.
p. Christening Party on Union Street.
Last Sunday evening pleasant party was
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred J. Gilbart at
their residence, 5O4 Union street, on the &C.
casion Of the christening of their son.
Dancing, singing and games were enjoyed
until late hour.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
William Gilbart, Mr.. John Block, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Heinz, Mr.. and Mrs. Stanard, Mr..
and Mrs. W. Block, Mr.. and Mrs. McClaire,
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred j. Gilbart, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. GlassmHDn, Mrs. Frembreth, Mrs.
Hayessen, Miss A. MOlk, Miss Alice Gil
bart Miss Lena ReInhardt, Miss Ii. Glass
mann, Miss L. JurSs, Miss K Gllbart, Miss
Gussie Daus. Miss L. Hayessen; Messrs.
W. Frilillaire. r. Nj. VasqueZ, j. N. Vas
quez, c. Schneider. J. Schweigert, r.
Schrnk. J. Block Jr., Frederick Block, l..
Odsll, c. Young, w. Gugn:s burger, Henry
Gilbavt, W. Gilbart, Henry Molk, ID. w.
Toll, ". Watts. J. L, Murphy g. Stevenson,
Henry Block, 2. Cavanagh, Il. Tailor, Il.
Block. Emil Cow. j. Boss.
The Coronados' Party.
The Coronados gave their second hop last
evening at Unon-square Hall and scored
another success. The hall was prettily
decorated with ferns. holly wreaths and
palms displayed to great advantage Across
the front of the stage, against background
of national flags, extended the title of the
club in gold.
Over 800 invitations had been sent out and
the attendance was proportionate. Dancing
happy guests busily employed until l
O'Clock. when the party broke up. The
grand march was led by Mr.. Charles Goertz-
hahn and Miss Lena Frischolz.
The Reception Committee consisted of
MessrS w. r. Nelson. j. Z. Holden and A.
w. Nolkman. The floor director was Mr..
Charles GOertzhain, aud his committee was
composed of Messrs. Z. Z. Klevesahl, w.
II. Holden, II. L. Goertzhain and W. w.
Doolittle.
The officers of this fourishing club are:
W. ". Do0iitIle, President; Charles Goertz-
hahn, Nlce-President; II. l.. Goertzhain,
Treasurer; j.. i. Holden, Recording Secre-
tary a. W: Nolkman, Financial Secretary;
w. r, Nelson, SeTgeant-at-Arms; E. E.
KleVesahl and W. Ii. Holden, Directors.
Party on Nineteenth Street.
A most enjoyable birthday party was
given to Miss Sarah Harrington at her
parents residence. 707 Nineteenth street.
Monday evening last Among those present
were: MI and Mrs. E. II. Harrington, Mrs.
Little, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Harrington, Mr..
Miss May Bradbury, Miss Lou Bradbury,
Miss Maggie Walker, Miss Phoebe Walker,
Miss Rose Schultz, Miss Mary Staud. Miss
Matte Scott, Miss Mary Immel, Miss Clara
Crowhurst, Miss Christina Cole. Miss George
Cole. Miss Annie Renwick, Miss Ella Boyle,
Miss Maria Harrington, Miss Rosie Har-
rington; Messrs. 4. W. Hollis, J. Sims,
Willis McWhirter, George White, f. Foss,
7. D. 1Adtess beOIEo hCLeau, hdlElS L.
Harrington.
The Golden Links Entertainment.
A successful entertainment and dance was
given last evening at Cam brian Hall, 1133
Mission street, by the Order of Golden
Links, promising young temperance or
ganization, before an appreeiatiye audience.
Following was the prOgrame: Piano solo,
Mr.. ID. Foley; piano duett, Miss Phoebe
Nolte and Mrs. Katz; recitation, Mr.. Jim
Blunsoe," Mr.. Alex Kidd vocal quartette,
Miss May Brown, Miss Pearl Cannon, Miss
Lily Lrech and Miss Ruth Head; recitation
(selecled), Mr. William Brewer; vocal duet,
Has Father Been Home" Mrs. Parker
and Miss Postlethwaite. The concluding
number was q tray drill by twelve