The morning call., 1892-02-13

Mann Gets Left" Miss Lpttie Burton;
mezzo.saprano sole, ave Now Must Part,
frcm Daughter nf the Regiment" Miss
Edith A. rurton, the Hawaiian nightingale;
cornet solo, Miss Minnie May Cook;
c1ntralto solo. "Sunset" Dudley Bncs].
Miss Zillah Barnes, late of Washington her
first appearancp); mystery la magic,
MIR. Ell Rowe; Rialto Mandolin Club. com
posed of: Professor q. CiD0llOni. director;
mandolins-Mr. Gustave Lachman. Mr. Il.
Gosliner, SignOr G.. Pardi. Miss a Robinson
and Miss L. Schneider; zthers-the Misses
II. and E. Schneider; guitars-Miss u.
Sroufe, Miss A. VaIli, Mr. J. Nounan, Mr..
G.. Goodwin; specalties-the Misses do
Mar. The hOnors were borne off by Miss
Cook, Miss Burton and Miss Turton, who
were all recalled.
Dancing was afterward enjoyed under
the direction of MessTs. Ernest j. Mott, II.
c. Porter. George w. Sheldon, Thomas u.
Wyatt and DR.. W. 5. Fowler
The Murphy -Sheehan Wedding.
Miss Julia Sheehan and Mr.. John Muir
ply were married on Wednesday night last
at st. Charles Church by Rev. Father Null
ligan.
The bride was attended by Miss Katie
Burke and the groom by Mr. John Sheehan,
brother of the bride. At $3.50 o'clock the
bridal party entered the church, the bride
handsomely attired in white nuns yelling.
leaning on the arm of her brother. Inc
pretty brides maid, attired in a becoming
dress OF light blue, accompanied the groom
Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy received many
handsome and costly presents. Ihey VIII
reside at Columbia square.
Party in South San Francisco.
A very pleasant surprise party was ten
dered to Mr. George Wagner by his friends
at his residence, on Thirteenth avenue, last
Saturday evening.
The evening was spent in games, singing
and dancing. AT midnight the guests re-
paired to the dining-rom, where all partOok
of bountlful repaSt Dancing was re-
sumed until an early hour IN the morning.
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs George
Wagner, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w. Erwin, Mr..
and Mrs f. Fitchen. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Biggs,
Miss Clara Mcnamara, Miss Isabelle Cole,
Miss Gussie Andrews, Miss Julia Paules,
Miss Lena Paules, Miss Nellie MohOly, Miss
Ella Rose Sylvester, Miss Sarah Gilds, Miss
Julia Clary, Miss Maggie Brady. Miss Jen-
ME Andrews, Miss Marietta Gilds. Miss
Emma Kerner, Miss Louisa Kerner, Miss
Mary Mcriernan, Miss Cassie McTiernan,
Messrs. r. HanlOn, j.. NeuSomin, I.
Schenkill, ID. Sylvester, p. HerrOld, IL. En-
win, J. Chamberlln, J. Barry, A. Grotheer,
w. Cary, c. McTiernan. George Reddy. T..
Regan, Master Clarence Wagner
Society Personals
Captain G. c. Doane, u. 5. A, is at the
Palace Hotel He has many friends in this
city.
Hon. J. D. Carr of Salinas was in town
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruygard Kipling are en-
route for this coast and will &C on to Japan.
Mark Twain is i'll with the Influenza in
Berlin.
Captain W. II. Taylor has been reyisting
Sacramento.
MIR. and Mrs. JOHN Currie have returned
from Stockton 10 this city, where they Will
remain until March 10, when they leave for
San Diego.
Mr. Daniel Meyer is at the Coronado
Hotel
Messrs. John L. Latham, Z. G. Schmte-
dell, Mrs. William BOrricke and Mr.. w.
Fay Borricke of this city are at the Airing
ton, Santa Barbara.
Mr. and Mrs. r. II. Follis and family will
return to San Rafael the latter part of next
week. Mrs. de Y icchi and family win spend
part of the coming season with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Coleman and Miss
Jessie Coleman, who have been spending
most OF the season in Washington, ID. c.,
are now en- route TO this coast and may be
looked for at any time.