The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-07-18
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Personal Plans and Movements
of Society People.
The Gruntz Eckert wedding-A Mexican Club
Hop-ArmstrongM Miller Marriage.
Suburban Events-Notes.

bers Of the Sixth Regiment and Eighth
Battalion. The verein, comprising nearly
six hundred in all, remains there till Tues
day and the six hundred soldiers expected
in Camp Allen will stay week.
Chief Engineer and Mrs. Moore gave a
pleasant tea at their residence in Mare
Island last Thursday evening. A NUN Der
oil French officers were present. The Du-
bourdieu will come out of dock next week.
The regular Preside hop took place on
Wednesday evening and drew fair contin-
gent from the ranks of society to the hos
pitable military reservation. Many of the
popular officers are absent on duty and
pleasure, but the ladies remain and ap-
peared in sufficient forcs to make the occa-
sion very pleasant one.
The wedding of Miss Minnie Harrison of
East Oakland to Mr.. Charles Jones of Hay
wards was celebrated at the Church of the
Advent in Oakland last Tuesday evening.
The church was filled with friends and a
bright reception followed the ceremony.
prior to the departure of the young folks for
their future home in Haywards.
The Pacific Yacht Clubs monthly dance
tonight at the clubhouse in Sausalito holds
out the attraction of n pleasant evenings
likely to avail themselves of. Each invita-
ton ticket must be signed by member
General and Mrs. j. u. Metcalfe of Seattle
gave dinner at their residence recently to
Mrs. McGary and Walter McGary of this
city.
In futher illustration of the force of ex-
ample comes news of an association in Grass
Valley constructed on the lines of the
"Crutch and SDlint Fund" started by chart
table ladies in this city. A fancy fair in
aid of hospital for lncurableS WAS held
there on Thursday by the members Of the
Grass Valley kindred association.
New Era Division, No. ?, 5. of T., will
give musical and literary entertainment
and dance at st Georges Hall, 800 Market
street, this evening.
General and Mrs. Schoield and party are
stll In the Northwest. From Portland he
made trip to Vancouver, where the Four
teenth Is, Seattle and Port Townsend, and
Is now at Victoria, b. c., viewing the navy
yard. Afterwaid he will visit the iry-dock
site at Port Orchard, then take a look at
Tacoma and Spokane. From the latter point
De proceeds 10 CGuT d Alene to Inspect the
headquarters of the Fourth Infantry, Colonel
Carlin's command. A few days will be
spent in the National Yellowstone Park,
where troops of the First and Sixth Cavalry
are stationed. AT ST. Paul the headquarters
OF the Department of Dakota Will be visited,
and alter sOjUurn in Chicago the General
will go to New York in time to attend the
annual meeting of the Board of Ordnance
and Notifications, of which he is President.
Lorin Luncheon.
Mrs. J. II. Bennett gave an enjoyable
luncheon recently at Lorin. The hostess
was assisted III receiving by Miss Nellie
Buchanan of this city. In the course of the
after hours in the drawing groom some de-
lightful music was rendered by Mrs. j. A.
Bellveau. Miss Buchanan ana Miss Gibson,
Of t. a
ent were: Mrs. j. Ii. Bennett, Mrs. J. A.
Beliyeau, Miss Blu chanan, Mrs. G. W.
Cahalin, Mrs. c. y. Cummins, Mrs E. b.
Fox, Miss A. Gibson. Mrs. J. V. Geary,
Mrs. Z. Gray, Mrs. DIR. Mcmillan, Mrs. p
Steck, Mrs. c. ,. Orcutt; Masters Philip
Fox aud Harold Geary.
The Gun tz- Eckert Wedding.
One of the prettiest weddings of the sea-
son took place at S.. Boniface's Church. on
COLLEEN Gate avenue, on Wednesday morn
ing last. The contracting parties were Miss
Mary Guntz, eldest dau shter of f. L. Guntz,
and Henry Eckert.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Father Gerari, assisted by Fathers Isadore
and Eugene, who in impressive tones pro-
nounced the lovers man and wife. The
bride, who is a brunette, looked exqulS-
tie in a robe of cream surab. The
veil was caught up here and there with
orange blossoms, and at the throat was held
in place by brilliant diamond, the gift of
the groom She was attended by two bride s-
maids, Mrs. CAM of this city and Miss
Schilar of San Jose. The groOmsmen we're
MessrS. II. SChimmelfening aud Ii. j. Mi
beck.
After the ceremony the bridal party pro
ceeded to the residence of The brides par
ents and partook of a sumptuOus break fast.
The reception during the evening was at
tended by a most of friends, among whom
were: Mr. and Mrs. p. II. Doncks, Mr. and
Mrs. f. Keyser. Mr. and Mrs. Wrede. Mr.
and Mrs. Zimmer. Mr.. and Mrs. z. Grave,
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Stondie Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Mrs. SchenRel, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Keith, MIR.
aud Mrs. 4. Levy, Mr.. and Mrs. Bowman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams, MIR. and Mrs. Ross,
Mr. and Mrs. 7. Delwish Mr.. and Mrs.
Meyreder. Mrs. Grearisere, Mrs. CAM, Miss
0telia Kaste Miss Christina Missing, Miss
Thresa Meyer, Miss Birdie Ross Miss An
ME Stondie, Miss Paula Romach, Miss
May Kast. Miss Emma Ross, Miss Mollie
Missing, Miss Josie Kettman, Mrs. Greda
Sehofit, Messrs. p. Eckart, L. S. Kast, f. J.
Mcdonald, ID. r. Weiden. NJ. Stroatj-n, o.
Bow man, j. ReichIing, +. Grave. }. Lerit-
combe, u. III. kast. George Gethngs, r.
Schofft, L.. Scheler. j. Meyer, L. 5. Kast,
Z. Stroat, j. S. Kast and p. Schenkel.
The Mexican Club Hop.
The second hop Of the Mexican Social
Club, formerly the Club de ls Juventud
Mexieana, took pl. &c last evening at Irving
Hall. Dancing to the music of the Briglia
Bros. continued until late.
The pleasant affair was in the hands OF
the following committees Committee of
NJ. Torres, j. NJ. PARA.
+. b. Rnmo; floor manager, Fernando A.
Smith; Floor Committee-F. Mersch. G. A.
BaPZ, j. Deloya; Reception COmmittee-A
Tejeda, ID. Galiick, r. Or0zco.
The Officers of the club are: A. Teied a,
President; +. A. Smith, Vice President; +.
B.. Romo. Secretary; X. Orozco. Treasurer
The Armstrong Mill err Wedding.
On Thursday afternoon last Miss Nettie
L. Miller Of this city was united in marriage
10 Mr.. William S. Armstrong.
The ceremony was perfor med at l o'clock
in the afternoon by the Rev. DR.. Wythe of
Oakland in the prettily decorated parlors
of the home Of the brides brother-in-iaw.
Mr.. r. Il. Paddock, 1872 Mission street. Mr.
Charles Cook acted as best man and Miss
Hattie Potter as bridesmaid.
After the ceremony handsome collation.
was partaken of, when toasts and speeches
were in order
The wedding presents were numerous
and costly, and included check for neat
little sum from Mr.. Armstrong employers,
the officers OF the Pacific Bank.
The $3.50 train bore the happy couple on
their wedding tour to Monterey.
An Anniversary in South San Francisco.
The twenty 9th anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. G. Helms wedding was celebrated
at their residence in South San Francisco ON
Wednesday last. Among the guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer, Mrs. Steiner, Mrs.
Kommer. Mrs. Huber, Mrs. Lang, Mrs.
Meyer, Mrs. Scheerer, Mrs kohlrr, Mrs. j.
Naeel, Mrs. Copper, Mrs. l.. Nagel Mrs.
Match, Mrs. Haussler. Mrs. Finnochia,
Miss Katie kommer, Miss b. Haussler. Miss
Molie Helm, Miss Bertha Helm and Messrs.
S. Haussler p. Steiner. A. FuDcke. J.
Florin, w. Bauer, Mr.. Speigel, III. Hofstet-
ter, +. Simon and A. Wertz
Society Personals.
Hon. James d. Phelan, one Of Califor-
MAS Worlds Fair Commissioners. re-
turned yesterday from an extended trip to
New York and other Eastern cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Sloss, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon Sloss and Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Gerstle
viii remain in San Rafael until October.
They will soon commence the construction
of a large tennis court in the rear of their