The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-24


| and groOmsmen advanced from the vestry
| door to the middle OF the church, where
| they separated, allowing the bridal process
| sion to pass through. 1t was a unique
| feature, and one which was very much ad-
! mired The bridal procession then adj
! vapccd TO the altar, where they were met
| by the groom AMI best man.
| A reception TO the relatives and intimate
! friends followed az the home of the brides
| parents, 26O7 Howard street. Several
| hours were y easanily spent in viewing the
! presents, which were numerous and elegant,
| many coming from Eastern friends and
! relatives, and in discussing the elegant re-
| past which had been prepared, at which
| many tGaStS were happily responded to.
! A pleasant feature OF the occasion was
| the reading of poem written for tile event
| 10y the maid OF honor, Miss Cornie IL. Bart
| lett.
The Military Baz1ar.
Yesterday evening was the second night
| of the military bazaar, held at the Second
Artillery Regiment ArmOry, on the corner
! Page and Cough streets. The bazaar will
| continue this evening, when the same attrac-
| tons with several novelties Will be offered.
| Last night the band PLAYED the following
| choice music: "L0doeska," march, *. Is.
Hall; overture. The Silver Bel" Schlepe-
gren; quartet, for comets. althorn and
euphOnium. Second Regiment Band; seiec-
ton from opera "Sonuambula" arranged by
Bahr; knight Watzes," }. s. Knight;
Time and Tide. galop J. IL. Taylor.
An Oakland Wedding.
On last Sunday evening at 6 80 o'clock the
marriage of Miss Bella Mclaughlin and
Mr John Soral was solemnized at st.
Francis de Sales Church. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Father Quill and
witnessed by many friends of the contract
ing parties, who are beth we'll and favor
| ably known in Oakland. where the bride
| has lived for many years
After the ceremony congratulations were
! extended to the young couple ut the home
| Of the brides parents, S23 Twenty eighth
! street. Oakland, where very fine supper
was served.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
}. Sorai, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Mclaughlin, Mr..
and Mrs. j. NJ. Beers, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Moore. Mrs. r. Roberts, Mrs. A. Milton,
| Miss Mollie Milton, Miss Minnie kePfe,
Miss Mabel Moore. Mrs. X. Flsh6oume,
Miss Viola Fishbourne, Miss Mollie Fl.
Grady, Mrs p Perrault, Mrs: F. johnson.
Mr.. Z. Brown, Miss Annie Brensel. Miss
| Amelia Brensel, Miss Quay Mr.. and Mrs.
| Gognon, Mr.. Mnard. Miss NJ. Cummings,
| Mr.. Richardson. Miss Annie johnson, Mr..
and Mrs L. Falcon. Mr.. and Mrs. Bon
! neau. Messrs MenaTd. T. Stree, W. john
son. Is. Johnson, Mr.. Farrell, Samuel Nc
Laughlin, Master Harry Mclaughlin.
The NJ. NJ. Social Climb.
The NJ. NJ. Social Club, chiefly composed
of young ladies connected with the Church
of the Advent, held their first hop last even
ing at Irving Hall. Mr.. F. p Lansing
directed the floor, assisted by Mrs. Norman
FaiTWeathcr, and lea the grand march with
| the President, Miss c. Null. A very enjoy
able evening was spent. Bum's Orchestra
ol1iciated The Reception Committee con-
sisted of: Miss Roberts, Miss Painter, Miss
Dennis, Miss Howell and Miss BETTER Tie
officers of the NJ. NJ. $ are Miss c. Null,
| President; Miss f. Dennis, Vice President;
Miss 5. Howell, Secretary and Miss Zihn,
! Treasurer.
The Berg Wooden Wedding.
A surprise party was given to Mr.. and
Mrs. George Charles Berg the ed inst, on
their wooden wedding. at their residence.
Prosper street, near Market, in this city.
IL ended late at night, after a banquet,
| with social dances, the music being fur
nished by the II Club.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. George
| Charles Berg Miss LIZZIE Berg Miss Elsie
| Berg Mr.. and Mrs. +. Cutler, Mr.. NJ. Cut
! Ter, Mr.. Charles Cutler Master James Cut
| Ter Mr.. and Mrs L. Henuing, Mr.. and Mrs.
| II. +. Singer Mrs Elizabeth Baker, Mr. c.
| Baker, Dir. l.. Baker, Miss Sarah Baker,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. WaliheT Miss NJ. Jones,
Mr.. ana Mrs. a. Code, Mr.. and Mis-. I.
| kimba Miss A. himbal, Miss NJ. kimhal,
/ Mr.. W. Ouken, Mrs. Vim, Miss ID. Vim,
Miss L. Vim, Master Thomas Vim, Mr. j.
/ Davis, Mrs. j. Bird.
i Birthday Surprise Party.
On Wednesday evening Miss Rebecca
/ Comebrens was rendered a birthday sur
! prise party by her many friends and a large
delegation of orc Elmo Parlor No Q y. ID.
/ G. w. The evening was spent in singing,
dancing games and general debating. AT
! midnight a bOunteOus repast was served.
/ Mss X. COrnehrenS rendered some very fine
! selections on the piano and other instru-
| ments. Miss l.. Wolfe and Miss +. Dilling
| gave an excellent duet on the piano. The
! guests at an early hour departed for their
! homes highly pleased with the evenings en-
| tertainment
sons Of St. George.
Buruabv Lodge No. 1885, Order Sons OF st.
George. initiated three candidates last Sat
urday evening and acted upon several APP
! plicatcns. Mr. c. II. Wooden, Vice-Fresi-
dent, in the chair Members from London.
/ Pickwick and Albion lodges were present
and participated in very interesting meet
! ing.
Under the head of "gcod OF the order a
/ specially choice programme was provided,
! in which the following members took part:
/ Messrs. ". r. Jack, w. +. Crockett, H.
! Jones. S. e. Wood, II. Hutton, W. H.
/ Fuller, d. Sewell, w. Holt and L. II.
! Waters. a large number Of members were
! IN attendance and a pleasant evening was
/ enjoyed Dy al.
Society Personals.
| Mrs T. b. Coleman and Miss Lena Bland
ing are stopping at the Arlington, Santa
Barbara
Mr.. Sheldon G. kellogg Is visiting his
! father, Mr.. \. l.. kellogg OF Santa Clara.
Mr.. W. Alvord visited San Jose Yesterday.
Mrs. f. J. Coleman and Mrs. ana Miss
! Gwin Will go early in May to the Del Monte,
| where they Will spend several months.
Miss Annie Bernstein OF this city is visit
/ ing the State capital, the guest of Miss
/ Minaie Meyer
Mr.. Witcher Jones, capitalist of Salt
! Lake, is at the Palace.
Colonel J. J. Morehead Of Santa Clara is
! at the Occidental
Dir. Louis SchlOss, prominent rea-estate
dealer Of San Jose, is at the Lick.
Hon. James Lowe Of San Jose is at the
! Palace.
Mr.. Charles Webb Howard has returned
| from a trip to Santa Clara County.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Hammersmith Of this
city are visiting the formers parents in
| Grass Valley.
Hon. and Mrs j. c. Quinn have returned
from a southern visit.
General p. W. Murphy of San Luis Obispo
| Is making SoJOurn with his mother, Mrs.
! Martin Murphy, in San Jose.
On the 18th inst. the following named San
| Franciscans were registered In Paris; Mrs
! g. b. Gilman, MI. and Mrs. Charles ROllo
! Peters.
Mr.. and Mrs, Morgan Hill OF San Jose are
| now in Paris.
On the 18th Of the current month there
were registered at Nice the following San
Franciscans: Mr.. Eugene Movers and the
Misses Meyers, Mrs. &. b. Gilman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridge Hovey. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Hovey aud family and Miss
Fannie Hovey, of Chicago, are the guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. r. w. Newell of Stockton.
They expect to remain there about month,