The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-01

the Independence was OF high order. and dane
ing was a real pleasure instead OF an cxertion.
Refreshments were served during the evening.
Those attending will look forward with pleas
ure in anticipation OF another at-home with the
commandment and his family.
The Steinhart Dinner.
Mrs Ignalz Steiuhart was the guest of honor
at pretty dinner-party given in one of the
private dining rooms at the Hotel Rafael during
the week. The occasion was her birthday ami
yersaTy.
After rising from table, which, by the way,
was beautifully decorated with flowers. the
friends enjoyed little music In the drawing
room. Both Mrs Stenhart and Mrs. Liienthal,
visitor from New York, favored the company
with choice vocal selections.
The party at table consisted OF Mr.. and Mrs
Ienatz stei9hart, Mr. and Mrs r n LillsnlhaL
Mr. GreeDebaum. Mr.. aud Mrs. \. l.. Sellgman
and Mr.. and Mrs /. n. Walter.
The Spliyalo Reception.
AIr and Mrs. a. d. SpliysIo entertained a
number of old friends al their residence on
Washington street, last Wednesday evening
TIE early part OF the evening was spent In
dancing. Professor A. Locher favored the
guests with some delightful selections on the
piano, assisted By Professor J. T. Cooney With
mandolin accompaniment, which were thor
oughly enjoyed by all. feature of the evening
was the vocal selections rendered by Professor
l.. CsIboni, whose magnificent BassO voice was
heard TO advantage III the spacious parOrs Al
room where supper was p2rtaken OF, after which
rofessor William Mulcaiy gave one OF his most
entertaining reeiTationS, which called forth The
hearty approval OF All present.
Among the guests were Baron and Baroness
H. T. de Lopez. Gattaiu and Mrs. Frank John
son, Professors w. W Anderson, e CarUoni, W.
Mulcahy, A Boiognesi. Mr.. aud HIs. II. ID.
BigeiOW, Mr.. and Mrs. {. 4. Stuart, MIS-. NJ.
Taaffe, Mrs. J. N. q Brien, Mrs. NJ. Port~neT.
Miss Gertrude Eaton, Miss May o. BIien, Misses
Mamie and Nome Lash, Miss Lille CasIaIazO,
Misses Kate, Stella and Rosie srlivalo, Miss
Lily Nelton, Miss Helen keene, Drs. l.. w.
Payne, +. rayne. Ii. DanZiger, MeSsrs. L. j.
Henly. J. 7. C0oney. L. Murphy, =. Murphy,
Pedro j. Sanchez, j.. a. Sheldon, sam Lash
Lee Lash, Thomas K Newton, William ii.
ChambllSs and Others.
The swahaeher-G imp Wedding.
An event Of particular note during The week
was the marriage on Wednesday evening 81 Mass
Goldina Gump, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs s.
Gump, Of this city, and Mr.. Louis Swabacher,
a prominent merchant Of Wheeling, w. Va.
Tie Bride only recently completed her studies,
and while Oh a Visit 10 Mrs William BTonner OF
New York met her fate.
Tie ceremony was performed at the Hotel Cal
foruta, aud was coAduc ed on al elaborate scale.
Special decorations Of roses and sweet peas
Transformed lie dining-rOOms and rOtunda,
where the ceremony was performed by Rev, DR..
Noersaucer.
The BRIDE 1 beautiful brunette. tail and slen-
der with great lusirOus eyes. was richly robed
~ gown OF lsoiy-Wnlte sam maze ia me EN-
pTe style and trimmed with DuchesSe lace. Her
Ven OF DuCutSa6 lace W as fastened 10 the coli
lure by wreath or stephduotis and held IN
pace Toy diamond tiara. The giir Of ore OF her
bridesmaids She Carried a bouquet OF White
bridal roses in her hand.
Miss Minnie Lewis, Miss j. Swabaeher and
Miss Nellie Joseph, all TObed Ia pure white. at
tended The bride. Messrs Allied ana Abe
Gump aced as UshcTs.
After the ceremony there ensued warm con-
giai ulatlOns, leasing and TOasts, Bailenbergs
orchestra discussing music during the progress
OF The banquet aud Tor The subsequent dancing.
hr- and Mrs. Swab2cher are SD ndng a
season In the southern resorts and Will sitet-
ward remain week here before returning TO
The East. En route 10 Virginia they viii visit
Colorado Springs, Yellowstone Park ana other
pOints OF interest.
The Bowen Reception.
The reception given by the Womaas Club Of
San Francisco last Monday evening at the Pleas
anton Hot-l Ia honor of Dr. Amy Bowen was
attended by = large number Of admirers Of that
lady's indomliable spirit in tie prosecution II
severe studi-s. Or. Bowen who is a graduate
OF Tie HabuemaBn College, recently returned
from Berlin Where she filed responsible posi-
lion in one OF the medical Institutions.
The guests. who included many students from
the Hahaenann, Ioiand and Cooper colleges,
were received by Mrs. Milton ElsDeT. president
of the club. assisted by Miss S. Soom0ns Miss
Laura Music, Miss Erne>Iine Arnold, Miss Helen
Ballard, Miss +. Meyerstein, Miss VI. Henderson,
Miss Daisy Mount, Mrs. :. F. Long. MUs. j.
Jones, Or. Jean Deweese, Dr. Florence Saltou-
stall, Miss Mary Crawford, Miss Amelia Levin
son, Miss Nathalie Selling Miss Adele S0lonons
LTuesIIue FAX, Miss Jessie feIXOtto.
Among the others present were: Dr. Jane
Bowen OF san Jose, mother OK d. Amy Bowen;
Mrs. Charlotte Perkins SeisOn, DIR. William
BOsrcke Mrs. Gregory FietshmaD, DR.. James
Dewey. Dr. II K. Gurus, DR.. Young, Dr. Charles
Atkins, V. Dr. Swallow, Miss sadie Wise,
Professor Henry Senger, Dr. Caroline Guild DR..
HeitOn. DT. Albert jordan, DR.. A. }. Howe, Dr.
5. f. Long, d.. George attn. Dr. Alice Jaffer
Dr. George Davis, Dr Peterson. d.. A lbert son
Dr. and MIS- Sidney Worn, Dr.. Charles ID WIS.
Hon. Horace Davis. Miss Elizabeth Keith. Mrs.
Lila Sterling Cummins, Miss Geneyleye Cum
inins.
The Northey- 'ongIas Wedding.
Many friends in This city VIII he interested in
the particulars OF the wedding last Thursday
evening OF Miss Carrie NoIbey, tie popular
sougstress and artist, daughter OF Mr.. aud Mrs.
Y. S. Norlhey OF East Oakland TO Sir. Jesse L.
Douglas, promiaeHt young business man OF
Omaha. Nebr., aud a Sun OF Mrs. X. L. Douglas
OF Sacramento.
Tie First Presbyterian Church was crowded,
so much so tbat The beautiful decorations could
hardly be seen. The chief deco alive design
a large arch OF towers aud foliage, sut mounted
by floral Tyre. across lie central aisle. There
were some novel features about tie ceremony.
Instead of coming from The vestrv, the groom
aud his best man marched down one OF tn, side
aisles preceded by TWO usheTs. AT the altar
these four awaited the bridal party, consisting Of
two little fiOReT-glrls, TWO uShers, the bride and
her maid OF honor aud the bridesmaids.
The bride looked charming In white brocaded
satin with trimmings OF orange blossoms. Her
uD with orange blossoms Miss Lizzie Hughes.
tie maid Of honor, looked pretty IN a gown Of
yellow crepe, with laid oyerdress en- train. The
bridesmaids were the Misses Marian Jehu and
Mae Hogan, who wore becoming costumes Of
yellow crepe. Tie best man WAS Dir. Walter
Moody. The ushers were Messrs. II. l.. Sulli-
van, Il. A. Melvin, Fred Munsou Harry Meteor
mick and Harry Lawrence. The hOwer-girls
were pretty Misses Norma Shook and Ethel May
Lawrence, both attiied Ia white. The ceremony
was performed by Ire Rev Il. r. Coyle Prof s.
sor Aibiecht played the "Lohengrin" wedding
march as Tie party came In during The cere-
mony, very softly, 20 Promise Me- and TosiPs
wedding March,"
A large reception followed at The residence OF
The brides parents, 053 East fifteenth street.
East Oakland, whe g congratulations were prof
fered The happy pair. A delicious supper was
served later. After the guests had assembled
the cOnple were surprised by serenade given
by tie Mend lssohn Male Quartet, stationed
under tie drawing-rOom windows. During the
evening the quartet sang several times.
Mi. aud Mrs. Douglas viii return to Oakland
after brief bridal trlp, and will remain there
about two weeks before proceeding 10 Omaha
list OF their wedding presents must be omitted
owing 10 the exigeneies Of space.
Private entertainments
Dir. and Mrs. Leon Bine entertained some 20
guests very pleasantly at dinner last Saturday
al their residence on the corner OF Post and
Octayia streets IN honor of MIR. and Mrs. /.
Reiss and Mr.. ana Mrs. f. Relss prior to their
departure for Paris. Severe hours were after
ward enjOyabiy spent in the pariOrs.
Miss g oldina Gump aud Mr.. Schwabaeher,
wDo We're married on Wednesday, had been The
recipients OF many compliment airy attentions IN
honor OF the event al the hands OF their friends
Mrs. Adolpb Roos gave recherche pink lunch
con To 20 friends Al her Post-street residence In
honor Of the bride elect. and Mr.. ana Mrs.
Abe SchWabaeher gave an elegant dinner and
reception on 1hnsTday at their residence on Sac
Iamenio street. line guests OF honor being tile
happy par.
A pleasant card party was gwen BY Mr.. and
Mrs. john l.. Latham on Monday evening al the
California HOje, the guests being: Mrs Crow
ell, Miss Croweil, Miss Bessie Latham OF Los
GatOs, the Misses Davis, Mr.. ard Mrs. Hunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy, Mr.. aud Mrs. Stewart, Miss
Brown, Messrs. Murray, James, Bennett aud
Anderson.
very agreeable surprise pariy was given on