The morning call., 1892-08-29

iul service I'm a most impressive manner. The
house was beautifully decorated for The occasion
and guile number OF ffiends OF The happy pair
assembled TO witness The ceremony and congrat-
ulate them when II was ever. Miss Annie Root,
sister OF the bride, acted as maid of honor and
the Misses Rose and Sophie Faull as brides.
maids. Cornelius Roman, cousin OF the groom,
was best man. The honeymoon will be spent at
San Jose and lhe bridal couple left for The Hotel
Fendome on Friday morning.
Entertainments, Socials, Etc.
The public installation of the officers OF the
United Social Club took place last Saturday
evening at Foresters' Hall. large number Of
ladies and gentlemen were present. and the Of
nceTS were duly Installed by Past President
James L. Lynch. At the conclusion OF a very
entertaining programme the company was
escorted 10 the banquet hall. where a sumptuous
Tepast was served, during which time the floor
OF the hah was cleared for dancing. Mr.. James
Lynch acted as floor manager. About 100
couples took part In the grand march, which was
led by MIR, j. Eccles and Miss Ha1lian ! he
committee OF arrangements consisted OF Mr..
w. Campbell, chairman, Miss Winters, Miss
Plunkett, Miss Gibbons. Miss Stone, Mr.. Prem
deTRaSt aud Mr.. McGlenchy. The club Will give
party al The same ball September 10.
Golden Council No. lis knights and Ladies
OF Honor. gave a very pleasant social and hop
last wednesday evening at FoIesters' hall. 1o2
OFarreI street. The entertainment was q great
success. aud the following programme was most
ably carried OUT Overture, Professor j.
Temple; Scotch speeialtles, The Ross Brothers;
A. r. Jacobs, J. h.Temple and +. Hecke); vocal
solo. Miss A, Spire; club swinging. Nit. Dieiz;
duet, MI; j K SehuIzlnus and Miss Rose Jaggi;
piano solo, Mrs. Murdoch. Committee on enter
tainmeni-Mr. IL. Faure. Mrs Fitzhenry Mrs
McCOllough ana Miss A. Schenek. The COM
miuee OF arrangements consisted OF Mrs FltZ-
henry; Mr. II. Faare. Mrs. Mccullough, Miss A.
Sehenck, Mrs. Dwyer, Mr.. Meyer and Mr.. and
Mrs. Mckee. ). W. Dixon was floor director,
and dancing was INDUCED IN until midnight,
WREN tie strains OF "Home, Sweet Home'' re-
minded the happy thronR that II was lime 10 call
hail.
.: Court Alliance, A. o. F.. recently held their
. second anniversary festival and high inks. and
were ably assisted 10y Court Bournemouth.
Their large hall was taxed TO It's utmost and a
: most enjoyable musical and social time was
passed. = banquet OF unusual proportions was
served ourlng the evening, aud the company did
not disperse until long after midnight
-. An enjoyable musicale took place last Friday
evening al Dr. Nj. IL. LogaD's office, 101 Grant
avenue, under The leadership OF Professor White.
1po analr opened with an address from the pro-
lessor, and the following ladies and gentlemen
contributed muSlcaily 10 the enjoyment OF a
yeiy pleasant evening: Miss Gussfe Mayle. Miss
! Geite PaysoB. Miss Maud Noonan. Miss Annie
HeVerin and Professor While. The other guests
were: MI and Mrs. SeidenOerg, Mr.. and Mrs.
e Chase, Miss j. koSenkTanZ, Miss j. FEEDER. Miss
DT. i. Stone. Miss DT. e.. Cook, Mrs. Wander
wort DR.. +. Webb, DIR. c. f. Garwood and DR..
-. Ihe '.SmilIng Group"
The reorganized Smiling Group Club gave its
first reception aud hop al odd Fellows Hall last
Tuesday evening The affair was well managed
and passed of very successfully, rejecting great
credit. on. the members, particularly tile recep-
ton committee. Tie folders 10 the programme
were quite awoIk Of AIT, and viii make a very
pretty souvenir OF pleasant evenings dancing.
Every possible preeautiOn has been taken TO
keep:tHese socials as select as possible, aud
every one thoroughly enjoyed themselves The
ladies' Onthe reception committee Include Miss
klOsSie McBan, Miss Mamie Mccormick Miss
Eila /, eyr Miss Teresa Stevens, Miss MAY
Smith, Miss Anna Clark. Miss Ida May Miss
Amanda Ieresi, Miss Cornelia Farrell aud Miss
. Florence BOynton. Among the members present
were: Mr.. Daniel L. Murdea. president; Mr.
Flank D. DfiSeOh, vice. president; Mr.. James W.
Peoples. treasurer Mr.. Leslie Petersen, secre-
tary; Mr. Julius j. WoIers. floor manager;
Messrs. w f. swallow aud Albert Roberts.
assistant moor managers, and Messrs. a. b. Goa.
Robert Dennis, William Dunlap ana James w.
Peoples acted as floor committeeman. MIR.
Daniel +. Murden, The president OF the club. IS
also cAairman Of the ladies' reception committee
;.~.-.' Mission Parlor Anniversary.
= Mission Parlor No. 3s. Native Sons of the
Golden est, celebrated its eighth anniversary
last Friday evening at Odd Fellows Hall by
giving very select hop, which was well at
tended by native daughters as well as members