The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-03

| where bows and streamers of crimson,
| white and lavender ribbons had been placed,
| and the sweet scent of flowers met the
| guests al every nook and corner. The side
rooms of the house Vera used as rece ntion-
rooms, and the supper-r00m, which had
| been formed in the rear garden, was lighted
by japanese lanterns. xhe stable. in ac-
| cordance with the latest behest of fashion,
had been arranged with canvas floor for
| dancing.
Over one hundred guests assembled from
this city and the neighbOurhood, and little
| after o'clock the bridal party entered
| the room. two uSheTs Mr.. George Boyd and
Mr.. Andrew Thorne, making an aiseway
OF ribbons through the thronging friends.
The handsome pair were attended by the
| maid OF honor, Miss Lucilla Edwards,
sister of the bride, and Mr. George f.
| DERRICK, the best man. The ceremony was
| performed by the Rev. Father kenner. At
its conclusion the newly welded pair stood
near the altar and received the congratula-
| tionS OF their friends.
The way was then led to the supper table.
and then, when the bride had cut the we'd
ding cake, the newly welded couple with
drew to prepare for their journey across the
| baI. The guests remained, and after the
| supper dancing was begun and continued
till late music being furnished by strong
| orchestra.
DR.. and Mrs. Cook have left for Southern
California, where the honeymoon will be
passed at Coronado Beach. On their return
| they Will reside Tor a time at the residence
of DR.. Cooks parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William
] Hoif, on the corner of Sixteenth street and
| Hoff avenue.
The presents were numerous and hand
some including much silverware. The
| groom presented the maid Of honor with a
magnificent white-featner fan and the
| groomsmen with elegant pins as souvenirs
| of the occasion.
An interesting bit Of family history in
connection with this suspicious event is the
! fact that the bride is great granddaughter
of Mr.. Samuel WOodwOrth, the author OF
| the celebrated "Old Oaken Buckle" She
| is cpHsin OF Mrs. +. A. Guimaraes NEE
SchelD. whose marriage in Paris last year
was noted in these columns. The groom Is
| u son of the late Mr.. Elisha Cook.
| Among those present were: Mr.. e.
! DERRICK, MIR. and Mrs. George Olton, Mr,
| Key, U. 5. N; Mr.. William Hoff Cook, DR..
| George TAFT, Mr.. Duncan Hayne, Mr.. Car
| roll Cameron, Alr. aud Mis-. Edward Self
ridge Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Wigmore. Mrs.
| Edward Barron, Mrs. Luke Robinson, MIR.
| and Mrs. Ward III. Smith, the Misses Har-
vey, Mrs. James Wethered, the Misses
| Wethered, Miss Madge Falrman, Mr.. James
| Mckee, Mr.. l.. s. Vassault Mrs. Frank
| Seifridge, Lieutenant and Mrs Selim Wood
worth, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter ROundtree, Mr..
| Conner, Mr.. W. f. lander, Mr.. +. Town
send HuddardG and many others.
The eighth anniversary entertainment and
! social of the Companions of the Forest, I'M
| der the auspices OF the Grand Circle of Cali
fornia, was celebrated last evening at B'nai
Birth Hall, which was well filed with
friends of the ancient order.
The following programme had been pre-
pared for the occasion Overture, Hymau
u Hetzers Orchestra; recitation, Miss Eve
line Coleman; vocal duet, Miss Helen
Schlingheyde and Miss Nj. Plunket pupils
OF Louise Tourn0; recitation, Mr.. q. 5.
A. Smith; German specialtes, Miss
Tillie Friedlander;, cornet solo, " Rises
and Lilies" Mr.. Robert Miller; vocal
solo, - Time and Tide" paul Rodney,
| Mr.. j. j. Morris; recitation, Mr.. George
Monck; duet guitar and banjo, MIR. and
| Mrs. Kreger; vocal duet, the Misses Pierce;
| recitation, What | Like and What l
Know" wv. A. Etting, p. c. r., Daisy
Falconer; ballad, Mr. Thomas Obey; song.
| Miss Hannah Williams; presentation Of
testimonials from the Fortsters of the Pa
| ciir Coast to our High Chief Ranger, Com
| paniOn 7. f, McNuily. by Companion Will
! lam Wallace, Chairman of committee ap-
! pointed by the s. II. e. of the Pacific Coast;
| song, Allss Alice Berkeley.
Much enthusiasm was created by the
| presentation speech Of Companion William
| Wallace who IN the course of his eloquent
| remarks alluded to thesallegianco rendered
| by the order TO the stars and stripes, where
| upon Nils Berkeley stepped forward and
! sang The Star-Spansl-d Banner" the au-
| dIeuce joining heartily in the chorus. The
| presentation consisted Of handsome gold
| repeater, gold chain and diamond charm.
| Mr.. McNulty received the costly gift with
| few apt words. Dancing to the music of
| Hymau IL Hetzel was afterwari INDUCED ill.,
The officers of the Grand Circle are: John
| Falconer, O. c. Companton; Mrs. 5. Bever-
son, G. 5. c. Companion; Mrs. =. r. Roy.
| o. Secretary; Mrs. NJ. Asher e. Treasurer;
W. E. KimbaIl, G. Herald; Miss N. a.
Left Guide; Mrs. NJ. Robust, Inner Guard;
| Mrs. George Cook, Cater Guard.
| They formed the Arrangement Committee.
| The Recep ion Committee consisted of:
Mrs. A; NJ. Phillips. Mrs: X; Flynn, Mrs.
| NJ. Asher, Mrs w. E. Kimball, Mrs. *.
| krausgril!, Mrs. Robust Dr. Jean Deweese;
| floor manager, Thomas Watson; Floor Com
mittce-Mrs. 5. Beverson, Miss Eva Phil
| lips. Miss NJ. Rodman, Mrs. Z. r. Roy, Mrs.
George Cook. w. E. Klmball, Mrs NJ. Klaus
Miss Hattie Asmann.
A Private Picnic.
An enjoyable picnic was given on Holt
day II III ON Easter Sunday by the Young
Ladies Club, consisting of: Miss Clemence
Larrue President; Miss Annie Aschmaun,
Vice President; Miss Clara kemm, Secre-
tary; Master Willie Cody, Treasurer. The
day was spent in many pleasant games,
after which bounteous luncheon was
served Among those present were: Miss
! Emily klemm, Master George Meyer, Miss
Minnie Aschmann, Master Louis Schepper,
Miss Edna Meyer, Master +. Roskamp,
Miss Louisa AschmanD, Master }. Manuel,
Miss Hannah AschmanD, Master +. Meyer,
Master Ernest Seheppler
The San Francisco Lodge Entertainment.
San Francisco Lodge, No. 3 U. e. A.,
gave an enjoyable entertainment and dance
last evening in Laurel Hall, Shiels Build
ing. The fiourishing condition of the asso-
citation was shown by the initiation of fifteen
new members and the large attendance
An attractive programme was presented
as follows: Opening remarks, Commander
NJ. COoney; piano duet, the Misses Annie
and Laura O'Neil; vocal duet, The Kissing
Song" from the opera said Pasha," by
Mrs. Orr and Miss d. Smith; recitation,
Miss Maggie Simon; piano solo, Miss Laura
O'Neil; recitation, Miss Lulu Ahrens; song,
Mrs. Nj. Trueworthy; song, Miss Jessie
Gabelman; highland fling, Miss Lille Gabel-
man and Miss Jessie Leary; song, Miss Ne
Bride. Tempting refreshments were after
ward served and dancing inaugurated.
The Committee OF Arrangement consisted
OF Mrs. A. Anderson, Miss Mamie Godkin,
Miss Rose McKenna, Miss Jessie McKenna,
Mr.. Thomas Mullin and Mr.. /. Hansen.
Floor manager, Mr.. Thomas Mullin. Com
mander I'll. Bruins presided during the even
ing
Pacific Coast Weddings.
Mr.. w. IL. Souther, cashier of the Home
Mutual Insurance Company, and Miss
Florence Magill, only daughter of General
r. H. Magll of Alameda, were married on
Tuesday in the New Christ Church, Ala
media, by the Rev. A. L. Perkins. The
bridesmaid was Miss Louisa Lutgen, the
best man Mr.. c. B. Hobson, the usners
Mervin w. Rigby and Lawrence Paxson.
The happy pair are touring in the south.
On the 9th ult, at Santa Barbara, Miss
Laura Breslauer aud Mr.. Hertz of San Luis
Obispo were married by Rev. Dr. Never
sOhn of this city. Tie guests included
many from San Francisco.
On Tuesday, at Sacramento, Mr.. Frank
Shines of this city and Miss Esther Green,
daughter of Hon. Christopher Green of that
cify were married a[tprward coming here