The morning call., 1891-05-14
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Marriage of Miss A. Bandmann
and Mr. j. p. ROthwell.
The Grizzly Clubs First Entertainment-A
Wedding at Los Gatos Society Per-
sonals-B Brief Notes

Social Council Is noted for its entertain
ments a coed time may be expected
Mrs. Herm an OelrichS entertained num-
Der of her young friends at an informal tea
most delightfully."- on Saturday at the resi-
dence of her mother, Mrs. Theresa Fair, ON
Pine street.
The Abajo Club viii give their first enter
tainment and bail tonight at Golden Gate
Hall, Oh Pacific avenue.
Mrs. Mcpherson and Miss Belle f. Nc
Pherson delightfully."- entertained about
eighty friends at musicale given at their
home in this city on Saturday last.
The Pandora Dramatic Company will pro-
duce "May Blossom" this evening.
Miss Dora Plate and Mr. Max Schuman
will be united in marriage at Central NJ. E.
Church, Mission street, between Sixth and
Seventh, this evening at $50 o'clock.
Excelsior hodge, No, 1852, K. aud l.. OF
H., VIII hold a promenade concert and bail
tonight at Mechanic s Pavilion.
A pleasant hop was held in the saii-lOft at
Mare Island on Wednesday eve ming.
Golden State Parlor, No. 90. n. ID. G. W..
will celebrate their first anniversary at
Union-square Hall this evening,
The Rothw ELL Bnndmann Wedding.
An interesting wedding last evening
united Miss Antonio Florencia Band m ann,
and Mr. John Percy Rothwell, with Starr 81
Co., of this city, and popular member of
the Cosmos AMI Union League clubs.
The ceremony took place at Grace Church,
where, some twenty-eght years before, the
brides mother, Mrs. Bandmann, then Miss
Pollard. had been married TO her present
husband by Right Rev. Bishop Kip. The
church last evening was crowded with
friends, and the chancel looked pretty in Its
effective decoration of palms and single
gothic arch of Gala lilies above the altar-rai.
Mr. BoswOrth played wedding march as
the bride, who inherits her mather's per-
Sonal charms, advanced on the arm Of her
father, followed by Miss Julia Mau, the
maid of honor, walking alone. Last of all
came the ushers, Mr. Robert Woodward
pairing with Mr. Harry Walker and Mr.
Jesse Cooley with Mr.. William Gage. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. DR..
Fuute, and, amid the strains of Men
dclSsOhn'S wedding march. the united pair
and TetinUe returned 10 the door and their
carriages
A reception was afterward held at the
residence of the brides parents. 514 LOm-
bard street. where 1t Is interesting in these
days Of bewildering changes to note that
MT. and Mrs Bandmann have resided since
their marriage. Here congratulations were
prOifeTed the newly married pair, who
stood beneath a unique canopy fashioned
\
an English belfTy and of English pink haw-
tbOrne blossoms. In the center was large
marriage bell of white eXotics, having a
endant bell-r0pe, also wrought entirely Of
white blossoms. Another pretty feature
in this room was the decking of a
large mirror with La France roses that
appeared TO be falling from the overturned
baskets half-hid in the gold frame. An
elaborate supper was served downstairs in
the banquet-hail, which was decorated in
warm tones of turkey red. The brides
future was warmly toasted and many pretty
things were said. Dancing to the music Of
Ballenberg was afterward enjoyed through
out the eanYaSed rooms and h0ii, where the
rose decorations were exquisite, and prone
nading could be INDUCED In about the gar
den, which was brightly Illuminated with
Japanese lanterns.
The wedding presents included a large
amount Of silyeTware, faience and bTic-a-
brac and 4 led an upstairs room. Among
them may be mentioned some magnificent
point applique lace, and diamond swallow
10 fasten the veil. from the brides mother;
a superb couture dagger of SapphlreS and
diamonds and a ring of the same precious
stones from the groom. The uShers re-
ceived pretty little cats-eye scarf-pins. and
the maid OF honor little wild rose Of pink
enamel. with diamond center, as souvenirs
of the happy event.
Mr.. aud Mrs ROCKWELL leave to-day for
Monterey, AMI after their return Will reside
at the California.
The Grizzly Club Entertainment.
After the adjournment Of the meeting Of
Pacific ParlOr, No. 10. \. S. G. W, last
Tuesday evening. the Grizzly Club COM
posed of members of this paror, held an
open meeting
Tie following programme was rendered:
The laurel scene from Julius Cesar"
by Cub d. Fitzgerald and High Grizzly J.
7. Creamy, assisted by Chief Grizzly q. Cam
eron. Secretary Grizzly Z. Forster and Cub
Gleason; piano solo by Cub Il. Trautner:
recitation, The Miners Dream" by Cub
Roach: the new song entitled white Wings
of Sausalito," by Cub Tracy; recitation, "a
Tramp to Santa Rosa" by Cub T. Doyle;
remarks for the good Of the Grizzly, by As
sstant Chief Grizzly S. W. Dixon; scene
from ''Oliver Twist" by Cub J. Cumiskey;
the grave scene from Hamlet" by Cubs
w. McCOrd and Frank Smith.
This completed a very pleasant pro-
gramme, which was enjoyed by all present.
The next event of this club win be ball to
be given in the very near future.
King-Lewis Wedding at Los Gatos. ~
The wedding of DR.. j. J. King and Miss
Mary c. Lewis took place Oh the evening
Of the 9Th inst. at the residence of the brides
brother. Professor Lewis in Los Gatos.
The bridesmaid was Miss Hattie Fowler
Of Los Gatos and the grOomsman Mr. John
Hunter OF Oakland. Rev. c. w. Grail.
pastor of the N. Z. Church, performed the
ceremony, the house being beautifully dec
GRATED, feature being the white floral UNI
brella beneath which the happy couple stood
to be united. About seventy guests were
present, who after the ceremony were en-
teTtaiDed with music and TectationS, and
late in the evening collation. was served.
The presents were many and costly.
Among them was handsome oak chair
with pale blue plush trimmings, presented
by the choir, of which the bride is a member
DIR. and Mrs. King. who are now in this
city, Will leave shortly for Los Gatos, where
they viii make their permanent home.
Pacific Coast Weddings.
Near Fresno, on the 10Th ult., Mrs. Vina
Glass, daughter of the late DR.. Glass,
wealthy cattle king in the pioneer days of
Fresno County, was united to Mr.. Oscar
Knott of Sacramento.
Miss Janet Jacks, The daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. David Jacks of Monterey, was
united in marriage on the 10Th uit to Mr..
Allan Balch of Seattle. Miss Jacks is well
and favorably known in San Jose, having
been a student at the University of the
Pacific. graduating in the class OF sc, where
she made many warm friends. The we'd
ding took place in Oakland. After spending
six weeks in travel, visiting at Coronado,
Yosemite and other places Of interest, they
will take up their residence in Seattle.
A double wedding was celebrated at
Willows on Sunday last at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. b. Keesling the contracting
parties being Mr.. Robert G. Mitchell and
Miss Carrie Z. Keesling and Mr.. George L.
Keesling and Miss Lila Mae Hodges. The
happy couples spent their honeymoon at
the Big Trees, Santa Cruz and Del Monte
aud were rendered reception at FL Car
mel0. Mr.. and Mrs. keesling will take up
their residence, on their return home, on
the Alameda. MI and Mrs. Mitchell will
reside at Pacific Grove.
The marriage of Mr. d. o. Hunt of st.
Helena, Napa County, TO Miss Blodgett
took place on Wednesday at the home of the
brides sister. Mrs. A S. Rush. in Temescal.