The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-09

noon. February 81, at the residence Of the
brides mother.
The bride was q general fayOrte in Ceres,
having lived there many years. The groom
has only lived there three years and has
gained many friends. At quarter past 1
the parl0r was filed with guests, and the
couple entered the room, preceded by the
bridesmaid, Miss Ellen Curry of Stockton,
and the gToOmsman, Mr.. Charles hirkWOod
Of West Berkeley.
The solemn and impressive ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Thomas Leak. Then
followed the warm congratulations ana good
wishes Of The friends, after which all we're
invited 10 the dining room, Where}the taU!eS
were spread for thiTiy-tW0. The Wedding
feast was appreciated, and soon after the
hapDy couple took the train for San Fran
cisco On their return they will make Ceres
their home.
Among the many beautiful wedding pres
eutS may be mentioned: a Bohemian glass
lemonade set from Mr.. and Mrs. {. \. " hit
more; silk dress-pattern, sent by MISS
Alma Reese of Colorado; silver knives and
fork from Miss Angie AVerill; two silver
napkin-lnES and cut-glass piekle-dlsh from
Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Starks; silver teaspoons
from Ms Il. NJ. Williams; handsome plush
dressiuE-case from Mrs. X. VI. Williams and
the Misses Hattie and Ma9de Williams :;
haud-paiuted white crepe fan from Mrs. y.
and horseshoe from Nj and MIS-. ID. " hit
more fine glass set Of i've pieces from Mr..
and Mrs. Il. b. Curry, heavy glass set OF
ten pieces from Mr.. ard Mrs. W. !. ThOmp-
son; elegant lamp from MIR. \ l.. Hansc0m
and Miss ElMa UauscOm cups and saucelS
ana lamp from Mr.. and Mrs. i. G. AnneRr,
C2ke-plate from Miss Stella Chaplin berry
dish from Miss Ellen Curry towels and
napkins from Mrs. s. Wall. silk and ribbon
tidy. made by Miss Fiossie U.ch; match
box and eGg-whisk from Mrs. Averill.
Party on Sacramento Street.
A pleasant surprise party was given to
MI F. Morris on Saturday evening at his
home. 26l5 Sacramento street.
The p3rlors were decorated for the occa-
sion. Dancing and games were INDUCED in
until T. o'cl0ck. when there was an eiabor-
ate supper.
Among those who were present we're:
Miss Pauline Morris, Mss Clara Plant,
Misses Lena and Beckir Alexander, Miss
d ora Aaron. Miss Rose hensey, Miss Bella
Jacobs Mss Sophie Lcepjr, Miss Lena
RHtAO.Z, Misses Rose and Stella SpralO,
Miss Heutiette I3melie Miss Addie White,
Miss Tile Workman, Miss Berthe Hartman,
Nr and MIS-. f. Sporting, Miss NeitIe
william. Mas,rs. George Pinto +. Morris,
Ralph Raphael, t. Iyers u. Mark Cooper,
Louis Gross, Richard i. Til, +. Asha, &.
Frank, Louis Ltuzet. Mr. and Mrs. Morris,
Alr. {. C.. Morris and Professor Zimelle.
The Eugge Musicale.
Miss Magda BIgga gave her htth invita-
ton musicale at her home 1908 Pacific
avenue, ,ast Saturday evening. II was, as
usual very vel. attended.
Mss Bug-e played Rubinstein's kan
meuvi-Ostrow" and Sclumanu's 'Aufsch-
wing" with life ADD expression. Mr.. Lada
rendered his cello solos with much musical
feeling and greatly added 10 the enjoyment
Of the evening
An Interesting catureof the musicale was
the part taken by some CE u SIS Bugge' 5
pupils, who rendered c0mp0SItuns by
Chopin. Men elSsohn and Heller. with pre-
ciSiou, resulting IN high compliments being
paid Miss BUSge.
Party on Folsom Street.
One Of the events II the past week was
tile birthday party rendered Miss frankie
Kelley at the residence Of her sister, Mrs
I. X. Nelson, 7t.5 Folsom street.
Among The features Of the evening were
songs by Miss Broad, Miss II. Mjskel. Miss
NcNulliu. Nessrs. !. Dcnehy and d. Den
ely. Nj. Thompson favored those present
with uUEeEou, comic songs. Al E.ldniEAt
the party withdrew to the dIuiHG-T0Om,
where aI present did fall justice to a
continued until al early hour IN the morn
Ing.
Among those present were: Mrs. T. X.
Nelson Nr. and Mrs. y. Marsh. NJ
Frankie KELLEY, Miss MAY Butler. Miss
Mary NiSkel Miss Mary Wall, Miss Maud
Organ. Miss Maggie MaIOney, Mrs ID.
LambkiD. Mrs. /. Callahan, Miss Nellie
McNuliiu. Miss May O'Brieu, Miss Mamie
DeEeny. Mrs. Denehy. Miss Annie
O'Buen, Miss Maggie McCIoskey Miss
IL Brennan. Ms. Sullivan. Miss 81.
Broad. Mrs. Grafton, Miss Moiie CrofFord,
Mrs. Maloney, Mss +. Levy, bliss A Nor
Tisy, Mr.. y. Kelley Mr.. D. Derehy, Mr. A.
Jones, Mr J. DauelT, Mr.. i. Brown, bIT.
J. C0merfQrd. Nh BeiteucOUrt, MI Phil
Denehy. MI +. Broad. Nj. Drodge, Mr.. q.
Hass. Mr. i. Whaicn. Mr. j. Peterson. Mr.
Mclaughlin, Mr.. l.. Blazer Mr.. f Miner,
son, Mr. ID. German. Nj q. Br1gan, Mr..
". DAILY, Mi j. Br0Eau, Mr.. and MIS-.
J. Anderson OF Oakland, MI Nueman,
Master Victor Marsh
Society Personals.
Nr and Mrs Fred Sanger will q TO Santa
Cruz on the 10Th inst, where they VIII be
followed later by Mrs. Sanger ST., Mrs..
Pu.lman's mother Mr.. Pulimau Is very
anxious at present about his mother, who is
III in Chicago, but on her recovery viii
probably JOIN Mrs. and Miss Pullman on
this Coast The Sangers viii be welcomed
at Santa Cruz ny Colonel and Ms. I. =.
Robb Of Sea View Villa, Mount Roberto,
old friends Of the family
DIT James /. Flood returned from the
Comst0ck yesterday.
MI aud Mrs. H. NJ. 4. Miller were at
Santa Cruz Yesterday
Mr. Richard Y. Dey. Mr.. John W.
Mackay's private secretary. returned ye5.er-
day from a trip 90 New York.
Miss Bessie ShTeve is visiting Mrs. d.
Murray Of Lamanda Park, but viii return
to Los Angeles in time for the bal p0u1re
there on the 10Th.
Mrs. Carmichae-Carr, who has been very
I'D, and her son have returned from brief
visit to Santa Cruz
Mrs. DR.. Henry Gibbons was at home
Yesterday 10 Der friends at her residence on
Polk street and viii receive every Mon
day this month.
Mrs j. !. Moore and family have given
uD housekeeping and are ut present making
their home at the Hotel PIeasant0n.
General John II. Dickinson has returned
from OREGON.
MI James D. Phalan returned yesterday
from q Trip TO Santa Cruz
Mrs. Louise Tsdale Of Alameda, who has
been IN the East visiting friends and rela-
tives during tile past year, Is now IN Buf-
lal0, y. y, visiting the family Of Judge
Lewis She viii 90 broad with her
cousins. the Misses Lewis, leaving In
couple OF weeks, and VIII remain in Europe
q year or more.
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