The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-09
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
wedding OF Rev. ID. IL. Irwin and Miss
Anna Albrecht.

wedding of Rev. ID. II. Irwin aud Miss
Anna Albrecht.
Tie executive committee on the charity
ball, recently given in aid OF the Russian
refugees, writes, thanking THE CALL for
assistance in making the ball a success and
stating that the proceeds amounting to
$50 20, have been handed over to the jew
ish Alliance Committee Of California.
Mrs. J. H. RathbOne entertained y friends
at a ladies' luncheon on Thursday al her
Calfornia-street residence.
A corps of pretty maidens in demure
gray gowns, white aprons and mob caps
received at the Quaker party given last
night at the Central NJ E. Church. A
varied programme WAS followed by the
service of icecream and cake. The decora-
lions and entire arrangements were under
the direction Of the Ever Ready Circle OF
Kings Daughters, presided over by MRS. l..
Watt.
The Polyphonic Club win make its debut
on the 9th of May, and Tehearsals are now
under way under the direction OF Professor
Il. a. Lucchesi.
their china wedding, or the twentieth ami
yersary Of their marriage, recently at their
residence, SIS O'Eausn street Some 80
of the family sat down 10 an elaborate din
ner at O'clock, after which some vocal
were received by the happy pair.
The United social Club viii hold a social
this evening in Bear Club, corner of Post
and Fillmore streets.
The wedding OF Miss Pauline Spiegelman
aud Mr. Louis Green OF Los Angeles was
celebrated at the residence Of the brides
mother, 511R Cough street. Tuesday even
ing, Rev. NJ. :. Levy officiating. Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Green left on Wednesday TO r
Los Angeles, their future home.
It'll aE.yar ga
II. Stettin was eDjOyably celebrated with a
surprise party rendered him on Sunday last
at Powers Hall on Pierce street
Bay City Parl0r No. 104. Native Sons Of
the Golden West viii give It's fifth ami
YersaTy party at Union-Sauare Hall this
The Sons of Vermont entertained large
number of their friends last night at Odd
Fellows Hall Miss Josephine Preston
read; Mr.. r. Whelan, Miss Bertha Mersing
and Mrs. ). L. Dodge sang; Master Colmer
played some violin selections and other
specialties were introduced before the clos
ing dance.
The Irwin A1brecht Wedding.
Miss Anna Albrecht, daughter CT Mrs.
Laura Albrecht of Fruitvale, and Rev. d.
Hanson Irwin of this city. were married In
Brooklyn Presbyterian Church by Rev. DIR.
Chapman, assisted by Rev. Robert Macken-
zie. Rev. j. G. Smith was best mao. The
bridal party, consisting of Miss Annie
Buckbee, Miss Jennie Wood, Miss George
Nightingale and Miss Carrie Peterson, were
met by the ushers. Messrs. Ed Bray, vii
Cullen, Frank Peterson and Joe HOugh.
The bride was supported by her brother
Mr.. Richard Albrecht. After the ceremony
a reception was given to the bridal party al
the residence Of Mrs. Albrecht Oh Fruitvale
avenue.
Society Personals,
General Ruger and Miss Ruger have gone
on e trip In the northern part Of the State.
Miss Mamie Dewing of Sacramento is Wis.
iting friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. Tubbs are at Hill
crest, Napa County, where they will remain
Several weeks.
Mrs. W. c. Van Fleet and family are en-
ioying short visit to this city.
Mrs. Mclean Martin, who has been seri.
ousy i'll since Christmas has recovered SUI.
ficientfy to be out of DOORS
Mrs. /. S. BelcEer, wife Of Judge Belcher
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Allen Cooley
Of Marysville.
Hon. and Mrs. Joseph McKenna are er
route from Washington to this city, where
they will reside.
Mr.. Witcher Jones has returned from
Mendocin0 County. and is at the Palace.
Ex-Governor James a. johnson is In
town for few days from bis Napa County
ranch.
Mr.. o. A. Hale, Director of the Agnews
Insane Asylum, is at the Palace.
Colonel X. a. Baker OF Los Angeles is
stopping at the Palace
Mr; ). A. Bryce, Detroit capitalist, is at
the Palace.
Mrs j. w. Lee and daughter are visiting
friends at Woodland.
Mrs. Louis Glass and Miss frankie Glass