The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-03

1849 ana Mrs Coe crossed the plains in 1852.
The iatiei's father was the first settler OF Homer.
Mich ana his portrait and picture OF the first
loe-cabln are among The Interesting souvenirs
when lent interest TO this happy wedding Of one
OF bis descendants.
Tie ceremony took place a little after 9
Rev. Dr. AIintOD Of ST. Johns PRESBYTERIAN
Church performed the i'm ressive rite.
The bride, lovely demi- BLONDE. was attired in
aD elegant costume of dove cOlOred bengaine,
trimmed with crepe de chine; her ornaments
diamonds, the gift OF The groom. Sue carried la
She was al ended by her two charming sisters.
both beautiful tall blondes. Miss Alca Foye
COe lie maid OF honor. wore pink crepe trimmed
with White lace. The bridesmaid Miss Grace
Edgar Zoe, wore specially admired blue bro
cade with ten lace fiounces aud il was whispered
that The dainty blue material was an heirloom
over 100 years old. Both carried bouquets of
ylOleis. Mr.. j. II. Fallon was best man aud Dir.
). g. GOucher. grOOmSman.
The parlOrs were fairly. smOthered in flowers,
the modest violet predOminating and filing the
whole house with fragrance. After cOngratula-
tons had been offered the guests were invited
downstairs 10 the ad joining house owned by
Mr.. aud Mrs. COe. which happened 10 be vacant,
aud here an elaborate supper was enj0yed Mr..
and Mrs. COe and her daughter have the trne
Spirit OF hospitality and made all feel at their
best The happy event closed with music and
dancing
The presents were very handsome aud varied
and viii so far 10 making pretty home for Mr..
and Mrs. Smith, who are at present away on
their bridal trip.
The Doolan New Years Eve Party.
One OF The pleasant events that marked the
birth OF the new year was the party gwen by tile
Misses Lulu and Loretto DoOlan TO their young
friends at 1924 Mission street on Thursday
evening.
The parlors were handsomely decorated for
the occasion, White aud red being used, produc-
ing beautiful effect. Over the hall doorway
white bunting was lOOped in graceful folds
caught by punches OF holly. The walls were
draUed With white and red bunting, smlax and
red berries The freplaces were banked with
Whlte cotton, resembling snow, while the man
tells we're beautifully decorated with scarfs of red
and white six, holly auG smildx. Tie hallway
was pretty in red bunting and numerous Jap
Dancing and games occupied the evening until
the bells announced the approach Of the new
year, when, 10 the footing Of horns and the blow
lug OF trulnpets, the old year died.
Miss lille JOOst assisted IN receiving the
guests.
The st. Peters Church Festival.
The Christmas festival at ST. Peters Episcopal
Church took place last Wednesday evening at
the above. mentioned place. The church, which
is situated on the corner Of Stockton and Fibert
streets, was artisticaly decorated by the teach.
ers and their friends. The tree which reached
to the ceiling was Ornamenied with objects that
attract the attention OF a child { once.
After very short service. in which several
WeHknown carols were sung. the meiTment be-
gan. The children were sorely disappointed when
they learned that Mr.. Mel, their former rector,
was detained at home by sickness. Neverthe-
less, Rev. John Emery, the dearly beloved rec
tor awarded the presents to the children.
Happy and proud were the bOy and girl who re-
ceiyed the medals for knowing the catechism
best. Mrs Mel accompanied by Miss Belle
Perry, sang song, which was fully appreciated
by all present
All soon departed laden with presents, and
also carrying happy hearts and bright faces.
The Berkshire Hop.
Besides those already mentioned as present al
the delightful Berkshire hop, reported in this
column on Wednesday, were: SIR. and Mrs
Leigh LarZelere, Nj. and Mrs. A. j. Welch, Mr..
and Mrs. George u. Gear, Mr.. and Mrs. +. A
Kline, Mr.. and MRS H. L. Miller, Mr.. and. Mrs
j. +. Miles, Mr.. and Mrs A. Kahman, Miss
Thompson. Miss Dodge, Miss GuetzScOe Miss
Whitley, Miss Anthony, Miss Grace LarZelere,
Miss Robinson, Miss Shay, the Misses Wheaton;
Or. s. S. Prosser, Messrs. Fred Teller Mr..
Hammer T. Hammer. William Van Sc6nyrer,
DR.. Wallace, w. +. Miles, }. Williamson, Charles
b. Wheaton, ID. Z. BOle. f. A. Stevenson, Mar
vim Curtis. James Sweeney, Dr. Prosser, Mr..
COggins.
Ladies' of the G. A. r..
At the last regular meeting OF Seven Pines
Circle, ladies' Of The q. A. r.. the annual cleo
ton OF officers was held, which resulted as fol-
lows: Mrs J. NJ. Bailey. President; Mrs. Carrie
Black. S. v; Mrs. NJ. Z. Wells. j. v; Mrs
9. Holland, Chaplaln Mrs. Gena Schottou,
Treasurer; Miss Lille Builnu, Conductress;
Miss Pauline Scbaifrey. Guard, aud full list OF
d. legates 10 the department conYrni ion. Next
Monday evening. January 4th, public installa-
iiOn OF officers viii be held In Assembly Hail. 1O2
OFarIell street A fine programme has been
prepared, after which the circle entertain their
friends with refreshments, etc. A good Time is
anticipated and all friends OF the circle are
welcome.
Farewell Party on Fillmore Street.
A farewell party was given to MIR. p. II.
O'Keefe on Tuesday evening, December 29th, at
theuesideBce of Mrs. ". 2. wilkins, 30O8 Fiji
more street prior 10 his departure for The North.
The early part Of The evening was devoted 10
"a mes aad other amusrmeG's. supper beiag
erYed at about IL O'clock, alter which singing