The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-10
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
A Pretty Wedding in the German
Baptist Church.
Myrtle Council Entertainment-A Military
Marriage Luncheon on Sixth Street.
Brief Out-of-Town Notes.

The Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton accom- lished good deal of work dur
| ing the business hours of their three days
| congress in Washington and had a delight
| full time socially. Mrs. Harrison was unani-
mously reelected President of the society.
| Mrs. w. ID. Cabell First Vice-President
! Teas and receptions were given in honor of
the Daughters" by Mrs. L. de +. Jennings.
Mrs. and Miss Halowell, Mrs. Cabell and
Mrs. Harrison. The last was one of the
prettiest receptions held at the White
| House this season.
The seventh entertainment in The course
| being given under the auspices Of the So
ciety of California Pioneers will take place
! at Pioneer Hall to- light in the form of an
attractive concert.
A reception was rendered to Bishop
Charles III. Fowler on Monday evening at
Los Angeles. All the churches were in
vlted. The Bishop made short address.
The Criterion Social Club will give a
party this evening at Academy Ball. on
| Mission street, near Fifth.
A military hop was given yesterday after
noon by the Battalion Band Of the Berkeley
| University in aid of the uniform fund
| Many people attended from this city and
| Oakland.
The members of Unity Lodge No. 273
l. O. Is. B., will celebrate their fifteenth
anniversary with full-dress ball this even
| ing at Bnai Birth Hall.
Mrs George Z. 0atman and Miss Poun-
! ing, both of this city. attended the wedding
| OF Miss Lorena c. Van Anda, daughter of
Rev. j. A. Van Anda, TO Mr.. William A.
Hart OF Redding last Monday. The young
| couple have gone down to Los Angeles on
| their wedding trip aud will afterward reside
| at Redding.
The active and past active members of
| the Occldent Publishing Company Of the
| Berkeley University will bold banquet at
| the California Hotel next Saturday evening
On Monday the marriage of Lieutenant
| Cabell, L. 5. A, 10 Miss Martha Otis,
daughter of Colonel OTIS U. s. A. retired,
| TOOK place at the residence OF the brides
parents in San Diego Rev. Father Ubach
performed the marriage ceremony. Lieu
| tenant and Mrs. Cabell left for South Da-
| kota, where the Lieutenant will join his
| command.
Mrs. III. Lilien.hal gave luncheon at her
residence, 33S Sixth street, on Monday last,
it being the eleventh anniversary Of her
| little daughters birthday.
The Kraft Dietz Wedding.
Last evening there was a typically inter-
esting wedding at the German Baptist
Church, on Eleventh street. near Market
The principals were Miss Nettie Dietz,
second daughter of the pastor of
the church, Rev. II. l.. Dietz, and
Mr.. Frederick A. Kraft of St. Louis.
Mr. Kraft was formerly member
| of DIR. Dietz' congregation in Milwaukee.
where he met his present wife. He is now
| the athletic director OF the German Branch
| Of the Y. NJ. {. A. at ST. Louis and came
here to claim his bride.
| The little church was crowded with friends
who listened atteniively to The opening dis
course by the pastor. Then the bride and
! groom, accompanied by the bridesmaid.
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! Dietz Jr., advanced from the front row and
| stood before the altar, which MAS laden with
| fOwerS-japanicaS, Gala lilies, acacia and
| petunas-hankrd with ported palms. The
! ceremony was lmpressively, almost endeIly.
| performed by the father OF the handso ME
bride, and then friends advanced singly 10
| congratulate the happy pair.
| The male choir Lledertafel rendered a
selection and then Mr.. Quasi, on behalf Of
| the congregation, presented Mr. AID Mrs.
| Kraft in e neat speech with handsome
| silver tea and coffee service, the groom
| responding in feeling and eloquent terms.
| at the invitation OF the pastor several gen.
| tlemen rose in their places and made happy
| addresses, including Mr.. T. ". Godtfrng
| Mr. +. Fischer, MI. Herman Walther, who
| delivered capital recitation, and others
! Then from partially screened corner of
the church were brought great trays oil ex-
| celleni coffee, cakes, fruits ana all manner
| of deiIcacies, which We're distributed among
the pews packed with friends, who thus ter
| minated the interesting event with a yerita-
| BILE love feast"
Mr.. and Mrs. Kraft. whose presents were
| many and elegant, Will remain on THIS coast
| two or three weeks before leaving for their
| future home IN 81. Louis.
The Myrtle Council Entertainment
Myrtle Council No. 1S7, American Legion
| of Honor, one OF the most select councils of
the order, entertained It's friends last night
| an SAleis building with music, recitatiOns
| ana dancing. Commander William j. Thom-
| son presl ded.
PetRinma Potpourri.
| On Sunday last Mr.. Marks Gaba and Miss
Annie Kerbie of Petaluma were married at
the residence OF the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. kerbie on b street. Rev. DR..
MeyeIson performed the ceremony Many
friends from San Francisco came up to wit
ness the ceremony. The young couple will
| make their home in San Francisco. The
| bride has lived for many years IN Petaluma
| leaves host OF friends, who wish her
! peace and prosperity in her future life
| On Saturday afternoon az the residence
of Mr. ami Mrs. George c, Young. on L
| street, between Fourth and Fifth, "vio-
! let tea was given 10 celebrate the birthday
of Master Ralph c. Young. The place was
| decorated prOfuseiy with violets.
On Wednesday last Mrs. j. L. Winans
| entertained number OF her lady friends a;
| the family residence OH Prospect street with
choice luncheon.
| Society Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. L. Baker and family and
| Miss Kittie Stone will 90 over to Sausalito
about the 1st prox. TO spend several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wakefield Baker have re-
marbably pretty cottage there.
MIR. c. y. Huntington is exi ec;ed TO arrive
from the East about the 10Th inst
Mrs. General q. Il. Cosby mas returned to
| Sacramento from Oakland, accompanied by
her daughter. Mrs. II. Z. Hale, who will
make short visit there
| Mrs. i. Davidson and daughter, after a
six weeks visit to their relatives and friends
| here. have returned TO their lone il Port
land. Oregon.
Rev. c. y. Pitblado, formerly Of Calvary
! Church, this city, and of Santa Rosa. is
| now in Victoria, Is. &.
Mr.. George Perkins. son of Ex-Governor
| George c. Perkins, is visiting Bakersfield
| Nine Chrlstin de La MOthe has removed
to her new residence, ia CollinGwood street,
between Eighteenth and Nineteenth.
| Mrs. +. A. Smith and Mrs T. l.. Mamie
| have just returned TO the city from I; three
weeks trip to Paraiso Springs, Monterey
Mrs. Nellie IL. Eyster has been visiting
| Woodland.
Mrs. A. G. Booth and Miss Gould are at
| Glenwood.
oil the W. X. G., is visiting the q. A. X. re-
| union at Fresno,
Mr. and Mrs Theodore Su.ro of New
York will visit California this month.
MT Julius Shainwald, OF the firm of
Shalnwaid, Bnekbee " Co. has left for a
| prolonged visit TO New York.
Mr.. George w. Cable will soon visit Santa
Rosa, make tour of the North Pacific
Coast and Northwestern States. and return
to his home in Northampton. Mass. next