The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-25

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ton was ready and the tables were con-
stantiy replenished until midnight.
The programme had been we'll selected
and. besides tile Quadrilles, pOlkas and
laBeers. vocal music enhanced the pleasure
OF the musical portion OF the entertainment.
Mrs. w. a. Gray rendered most charmingly
The Stsr-Spangled Banner in honor of
the memory of James Lick; also sang with
much pathos ''Oid Folks at Home and
Home. Sweet Home" The veteran Rob
erts Van der Cook acted as floor manager,
and the buds" as we'll as matrons took ad-
vantage of leap year to secure his hand for
the waltz for the stately septuagensrian
was universally voted as the champion
arg0naut dancer.
Tue board of directors, aided by other
senior and junior members, certainly mer-
litd the uDsunted praise awarded them by
their fair guests for the admirable manner
IN which they carried out the details Of the
reception, than which none more enjoyable
and eminently successful has ever been
given by the Pioneer Association.
The president of the society is Mr. l.. L..
Baker, and observation-disclosures George
II. Rogers, Frederick Lux. Henry Matthews,
{. I. Ryland, William n. Eddy; directors
Messrs. Alexander Montgomery, A. Z.
Phelps, John j. Bering, John Nightingale
Jr., Christian Refs, Edward L. Chever,
George /. MaTye Jr., f. Il. jerome. c. V. S.
secretary, Mr.. T. p. Marcelius; assistant
secre tary, Mr. }. l. Spear; marshal, Mr.. L.
b. Yreeland.
The invited ex-presidents were: Messrs
w. B: Farweli, p. b. Cornwall, A. W. von
Schmidt, William T Coleman, Peter Dean,
S. {. Hastings. Ii. l.. Dodge, j. T. East
land, Nathaniel Holland, Louis Schloss.
John Nightingale, a. NJ. Ebbets. j. f. i.
Kruse.
The names of the very efficient floor COM
n,lttee deserve some special mention. These
were: Messrs. Wakefield Baker. Alpheus
Bull, J. B. Coryeil. Willis Davis, J. C. Dun
ply, A. 5. Ebheis, William T. Galloway, II.
7. Gibbs, w Fl. Hallett, r. p, Hammond
Jr., Il. Il. Henriksen. c. j. King. L. +. L.
ton. Charles C Moore. d. j. O'Callaghan.
Theodore r. Payne, James ID. Phelan, +.
A. Phelps. Ferdinand Refs Jr., III. B. Russ.
Gus "A: Russ, c. I. Ryland Jr.. Ii. d: W.
Schmidt, Niles = S ga s Jr:, Leon Sioss'
Teller. Peer Tiffany. II. c. Iilden, Il. E.
Van Pelt. IL. l.. Van Wrinkle l.. S. Vas
sault, e. A. Won Schmidt. Woodwork Weth-
cred. George 5. Wheaton, A. i. Whittel
Selim l.. Woodwork.
The Mills Luncheon.
Mrs. w h Mills gave pleasant lunch
con on Friday in honor of Mrs. C. P. Hunt
ington at her home, on Octayia street The
others sitting down to the prettily deco
rated tables were: Mrs. Il. 2. Schwerin Of
New York, Mrs Henry Gibbons, Mrs. j. Z.
Finn, Mrs. Horace Davis. Mrs. A. A.
Cohen, Mrs. NJ. X. Lansing. Miss Cornell,
Mrs. J. Dennigal. Mrs. a. 5. Halildie, Mrs
Horace Wilson, Mrs. j. NJ. Pierce, Mrs
". c. Campbell. Mrs. Albert G4liatin, Mrs.
Mrs. II mer King, Mrs. Adam Grant. Mrs.
7. Is. Cornwall, Mrs. Z. Is. McFarllnd, IRIS.
j. d. Fry and Mrs. Holiday.
The Turreil-hnrtin Wedding.
The wedding Of Miss Emma T. Martin
and Mr.. Herbert Newton Turrell took
place Wednesday evening. April 90. at the
home of the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs.
George Martin, oil O'Farrell street The
house was beautifully decorated under the
direction OF POuyal. flowers aud ferns be-
ing sent in abundance by friends in the
surrounding counties.
The ceremony took place at S o'clock,
only relatives and few Of the famiiy's old
est friends being present
The bride looked lovely in heavy white
corded silk, ornamented with orange bios
SONS from the groom's olive and orange
ranch, Ollyet, in Placer County.
Miss Lillian Martin, sister of the bride,
was bridesmaid, and Mr.. Douglas Crane
was best man.
The presents were numerous and elegant
A reception commenced at 9 o'clock, and
over 200 friends called to offer their con-
ordinations. Supper WAS served all the
evening.
press Thursday evening for tour OF Oregon
aud Washington. and viii reside in Everett,
Wash
Those present at the ceremony were: Mr.
and Mrs. George Martin. Misses Fannie
| Felicia, Nellie and Lillian Martin, MIR and
| Mrs. George Turrell, Misses Bessie, Ada
! and Maud TuTTeil, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Reich
eIs. MI and Mrs John Ruggles. Mrs. David
son, MIR. and Mrs. John l. Sabn. Miss Grace
Sabin, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Marshall, Miss
hal
ter Willie Marshall, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Proctor Miss Mary Proctor, MIR. John
Proctor IT.. Judge John Hunt, Mrs. Small,
Judge Van Reynegom. MI Douglas Crane.
Lille Crane, Mr. Fred Doyle. Mr.. James
Martin. Mr.. S. Il. OTerysrd. Mr. l.. 5.
! Bailey. Mr. Joseph Marshall Jr.
The Wagner Welsh Wedding.
! Last Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Wag-
| oner left for Washington on their wedding
| trip. They had been married the preced-
| ing day at the residence Of the brides
| mother. Mrs. Charles Welsh, 705 Chestnut
street.
Miss Grace Welsh, as the bride was known
until lat;erly, is a daughter of the late
| Captain Charles Welsh, an early pioneer o.
this coast and O member of a prominent
Baltimore family. She is a niece of the late
Philip A. Roach and Of the late John Roach.
Both gentlemen are well known throughout
| this State, the latter as a professional
| optIcian aud Philip A. Roach as Alcalde of
! Monterey and editor Of the Examiner while
| IT was an evening paper. The groom is q
| mining engineer and assayer.
T6e house had been very prettily deco
| rated by Miss Joe Welsh. After the eere-
| mony the friends offered congratulations
| and were Hospitality entertained. There
| were many handsome presents, that of the
! brides mother being magnificent diamond
! cross. which she received from her husband
| on her wedding dag.
The Welding guests included: Mrs Peter
DonahuP. Miss Roach, aunt Of the bride:
Mrs. Edward Martin. Mr.. j. Phelan. Mrs.
R0uleau, the Misses Roulcau. Mr.. ana Mrs.
! Frank Sullivan, Mr.. Oscar Rouleau, Judge
| j. Y. Coffey, Mr. and Mrs. Downey Harvey,
| Mr.. Wheeler, Mr.. Judd. Mr., Graham, Mr..
John A. Wright, Mrs. Knox j. Sala, Mr..
| Sehammell, Miss Cove, Mr. w. II. Cove,
| Dir. John DolbeeE, Mr.. Creamy and Mr.
| Lowering. L. 5. A.
Parties to Take Place.
number Of charitable ladies and gentle
| men are making arrangements for a grand
concert, which will be given at tho Grand
OpeTa-bouse on Tuesday evening, May TO-
in aid of St. Mays Hospital. 1t is ex-
peeied that this will be one OF the finest
ever given in San Francisco, as many Of the
best and most popular local talent will par
licipate.
The Beulah entertainment for Nav has
been postponed from Friday. May G, to
; Wednesday. May IL.
charity ball and entertainment will be
! given under the auspices Of Catholic
| Ladies' Aid Society No. Is at South San
| Francisco Opera-h0use on Saturday even
| Ing May :.
Alta Parlor No. 3. n d. G. W., will be
| rendered benefit by the Slrathmore Club
| on Saturday evening, May IA. at the Bijou
| Theater. The members of the club are
working hard for the success of the affair,
which is 10 be a minstrel performance. The
friends If fhis nnnnIar narlnr IF Nnfiua