The morning call., 1892-06-20

IL. Brown, Mr.. and MrS. y. ID. Drumgolu,
Mr.. j. T. Terry, DR.. H H. McAllister. Miss
Lottie McAllister, DR.. K. Fl. Wo0lsey, Mr..
and Mrs c. w. Taber, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hutton, Mr.. and Mrs. James Gilleran, Mr.
and Mrs. W. f. Burke, Mr.. and Mrs Daniel
Hannah. Mr.. John g. Knower, Mr.. Il. J.
Bowes, Mr.. John Eckley. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Mem. Hanna, Mr.. W. w Cooley,
Mr.. and Mrs. John a. Steinbaeh. MT and
Mrs. ii. J. Angelo, MIR. and Mrs. James
Phelan and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Grossman. Mr. George Grossman Jr,
Colonel and Mrs. Charles p. Braslan. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hon. d. J. Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Coffey, Miss Redding, Mrs. Joseph irwin,
Mr.. and Mrs. McNally, Miss Maude Dale,
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lewis, Miss Marie i.
Lewis. Mr.. Edwin Lewis Jr., Mr.. Charles
Z. l.. Vultee. Mr.. and Mrs. c. ii. Paxton.
Mr.. Frank Lewis, Mr.. J. n. Golfer, Mr.. III.
Sellinger, Mr. Frank Walker, Mr.. Morris w.
Martenet, MIR. and Mrs. NJ. +. McKenna.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Moran. Mr. and Mrs.
II. A. Baldridge, Mr.. and Mrs. John Nc
Hugh. Miss Ada MeHugh, Miss Katie Nc
Hugh, Ar. George McHugh, Mr.. John Nc
Hugh IT., Mr.. and Mrs. w. 4. Ntzhugh,,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry White. Miss Lille
White, Miss Jennie White. Mr.. Henry
White, Mr.. aud Mrs. McDeVitt, Mr.. and
Mrs Il. G.. Finkler, Mr.. F. J. SmIthson.
Mr.. Fred Smithson, Miss Lulu Smithson,
Miss Emma SmithsoG, Miss Bealnlce Cow
lay, Mr.. p. F. Nolan and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles +. Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs j..
b. Cone. Mrs. James Duffy and family,
Mr. and Mrs. j. A. ShepstoD. Miss Eva
ShepstoD, Mr.. William ShepSt0n, John ID.
Siebe and family. +. c. Siebe and family,
Mr.. j. ID. Daley, Miss Lille b. Daley, Miss
Ida Daley, Ii. Herser and family, Mrs ii.
Z. Grote, Miss NJ. E. Grote, Miss Sophie A.
GrOie, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. }. Donneliy, Mr..
Henry Blair, Hon. J. n. Z. Wilson. Irving
NJ. Scott and family, Henry T. Scott and
family, DIR. and Mrs. A. j. Noble, Mrs.
Charles Sleiger, Miss Grace Steger, Mr..
Herbert Steiger, Mr.. Charles Steiger. Mrs.
Charles Wilson, Miss Emma Lewis, Mrs. a.
E. Wakefield. Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Kane, Mr..
Jessie Story. Mr.. P. McAraD, Mr.. and Mrs.
George HerZer. Miss Edna Wakefield, MI.
Edward Wakefield, MIR. Thomas A. Wallace,
Mr. Meubry II. Dundas, MIR. L. A. G. Dor
land. Mr.. J. GaIland. Mr. w. A. Brown,
Nj. Thomas j. Briekett, Mr.. w. B. Stanley.
The Hauser Silver Wedding.
On Thursday evening, the 9Th inst. Mr..
and Mrs. j. J. Hauser's residence was a
rendezvous for a large number Of friends,
the occasion being the twenty-ffth anniyer-
sary OF their marriage,
Oakland Weddings.
Severable notable weddings interested
Oakland society last week. Among them
was that of DR.. George j. Augur and Miss
Ruth Dyer at the First Congregational
Church on Thursday. Miss Josie Pierce
was maid of honor, and the ushers were
Messrs. Gus Mcdonald and Harry Knowles.
A reception was afterward held at the resi-
dence OF the brides mother, Mrs. Joseph P.
Dyer, 1857 Jackson street. The happy pair
will be away a month.
Another fashionable wedding was that of
Miss Florence Coffin, daughter of Mrs. Eliza
j. Barrett, to Mr. Samuel Breck JT., at ST.
PauPs Church on Wednesday. The bridal
party was led by the two little nieces of the
bride, Gladys aud Edith Louise Coffin. Next
came the usheFs, MesSrs. Knowles, Haigbt.
Culver and Hubbard. followed by the
bridesmaids. Misses Clara Ralston, Ella
GOodall, Florence and C0Talie Selby. Miss
Louisa Bieck was maid of honor and Mt.
James Breck best man. After recepti on
al the residence Of Mr.. ASP. Coffin, the
brides brother. the happy pair left on their
wedding trip and will return 10 reside at 3IS
Fourteenth street, Oakland.
ST. Johns Church, on Grove street. was
the scene or pretty wedding last Wednes-
day afternoon. The contracting parties
were Miss Fanny Gardner, niece Of ex-Sur-
yeyor-General Robert Gardner and Mr.. Al
fred II. Blow, son OF Ar. w. w. Blow, the
well-knOwn real-estate dealer. Mr.. Arthur
ID. Smith acted as best man, while the
bridesmaids were Miss May Coates and Miss
Annette Lefeyre. Miss Maggie Blow was
maid Of honor. Tie invited guests were
escorted to their seats by the ushers, MesSrs.
W. q. Morrow and w, W. FoOte Jr. At the
conclusion Of the ceremony the bridal party
repaired 10 The residence 81 the bride 5
uncle, Robert Gardner, in East Oakland,
where a wedding breakfast was served.
Mr. and Mrs. Blow departed for Lake
County on their wedding trip. and on their
return will reside at Fifth and Harrison
streets.
Private Entertainments.
At Camp Wildermuth, Forest Grove,
Santa Cruz Mountains, on Wednesday last,
was happily celebrated the twentieth ami
yersary of the wedding Of Mr.. and MIS-. c.
SagehOrn.
The graduating party Of the class OF '92
of ST. Nincent's school took place last
Wednesday evening at tie residence Of Miss
\. Moore. 1923 Page street. Dancing was
the principal amusement. The members Of
The graduating class are: Miss \. Moore,
Miss I. Mulligan, Miss s. DoughertY, Miss
L. k0hn, Miss y. IObin.
A very pleasant surprise party was ten.
deret. to Miss Marie Moeser on the 11th
inst. at the home OF her parents, 1l05 How
ard street. The evening was pleasantly spent
in games, singing and dancing. At mid
night to the strains of a march, the COM
paDy adjourned TO the dining-room, where
4 sumptuOus repaSt was served.
A very pleasant surprise birthday party
was rendered to Miss Jennie Horn, at heI
residence, % Valley street, by her friend
Miss Eva Mckee. Singing, dancing and
games were INDUCED in till midnight when
a bOunteOus supper was served.
Mr.. aud Mrs. 4. J. Dufield celebrated
their wooden wedding at Belvidere last
Thursday evening, many guests attending
from this city. Dancing, singing and Ttcl-
tations, with the service OF an elegant sup
per. were the principal features Of the en-
ioyabIe affair.
A surprise party was rendered during the
week to the newly married couple, Mr. and
Mrs. Clark, of 25I2 Suffer street, by the
drill CORPS Of California C0mmanderS
Knights Templar, OF which Mr.. Clark is q
member. Hon. George Z. Bromley made
the opening speech in his weii-knOwn biz
manner. He was followed by Mr.. Hiram
r. Graves and Mr.. Hurlbut the captain o.
the drill corps. a good time was enjoyed
by all.
The Smith-Scaniker Wedding.
a quiet wedding last week united Miss
Mary Duey ScaDiker to Mr.. Halsey G
Smith, prominent Sacramento business
man. The ceremony was performed at TIT
residence OF Mrs. W. ID. Earl. a friend o.
the brides mother, 2123 LaguBa street. by
Rev. a. L. Perkins of Alameda. The happy
pair viii reside at Sacramento.
The Mprris-Bray Wedding
a wedding Of some interest was solemn
lied at Central NJ. Z. Church in the pres.
ence Of a crowded house Thursday evening
last, Rev. W. W. Case officiating.
The contracting parties were Mr. Joseph
). Morris Of the real estate firm OF Morri:
d Mershon and we'll known in musica
circles and Miss Marian Bray, daughter oil
Mrs. Grace s. Bray.
a unique feature was the absence Of
groomsmen and bridesmaids The ushers
Nj. William Valentine and Mr.. William NJ
Abbot, led the bridal party, entering to the
inspiring strains Of the "LohengriU," fol
lowed by the diminutive maids of honor
Abbie Jones and Marian Venton, tots OF
to years, after whom came the brida
couple.
AS the bride and COON knelt at the altar
beneath an exquisite bower IOf ivory white
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