The morning call., 1892-10-10

wedding breakfast was served, after which Mr..
aud Mrs. Bucs bee started in southerly direc.
ton on their honeymoon trip.
Mr. George T. Morris aud Miss Minnie S.
Willweber were married last Wednesday even.
Ing by the Rev. w. w. Seudder at the residence
OF Mrs. Il. Cleayes, the sister of the groom, in
West Berkeley.
On last Wednesday Miss Elizabeth Crutchley.
daughter OF Mrs. nj. L. Donelly. was married TO
terrain Church by the Rev. Thomas Chalmers
Easton. Mrs. Donely gave her daughter away.
MISS Ethel Crew was maid OF honor. and the at
PENDANT bridesmaids were Miss Anna Crane,
Miss Emma Comfy aud Miss Susie Comfy. Mr..
Harry Carroll was best man, and the ushers
were Messrs. George Graham, William Donelly
Ing in an elegant dress of white broeaded crepe.
made With short pulled sleeves and court train,
ana decorated with orange blossoms. MIR. and
Mrs. Crew left for Chico Immediately fer the
ceremony, and will In future reside there. They
Will be rendered reception upon III cir arrival.
MT. Charles Strehl OF this city and Miss Carrie
Keller OF san Luis ODispo were married at the
home or the bride on Wednesday. September n.
The wedding of Miss Matte s.. Pinkham,
daughter OF MIR. John I. Pinkham OF this city.
and Mr.. Bralnard f. Smith, clerk OF the State
Board OF Prison Directors, took place last
Wednesday evening at the home of the brides
father Only relatives were present as the inter
estiDg event. DIR. w. w. Case, pastor OF the
Howard street Methodist Episcopal Church. Of
helated. Miss Grace Simon was the bridesmaid,
and Mr. William r. Ormsby Of Sacramento acted
as best maD The happy couple went 10 Castle
Crag Tor the honeymoon. aud on their return VIII
reside permanently at Folsom.
The Incogs.
A brilliant assembly OF beauty and fashion at
tended The fifth party OF The popular "Incogs" at
ODD Fellows Hall last Tuesday evening.
Brandts' music was much APP reciated. and al
most double programme was danced. The la
dies presented a very charming appearance. and
some OF the toilets were very elaborate, while
others were particularly stylish and neat notably
that worn by Miss Emile 81 berst. MI. r. A.
Little and Miss n. Sheuker led the grand march,
followed by about so couples The movements
lied out. The executive committee was conn.,
posed OF MesSrs. L. {. Lundquist, George Fiji
mer, A. Ii. Clifford. b. u. Sturdiyant, Ii. g.
Poole j. n. Wilson and William O'Malley.
Floor commIttee-Messrs II. b. Taylor, Doct or
w. III. Sieberst. T.. r. Burtis A. +. Roberts.
a nd Humphrey Sullivan. Reception committee
Messrs a. f. Ramm, D. s. Briggs, T. b. Root,
George Claussenius, j. George Crowley. III. u.
Gllle, W. w. Wilson, w. II. Milton. Among the
walters We noticed the following ladies' Miss
Emile Sieberst, Miss Nellie Riley. Miss MistilI,
Miss Handy, Miss Garrett. Miss Evans. Miss
FergersoD, Miss Alice Coe, Miss kedian, Miss
Louisa Hickey. Miss Maud Kaufman, Miss
Manning, Miss Fanny BonnY, Miss Emma Swan.
The Monaghan Ball.
Last Wednesday evening the County Mona
CHAN Social and Benevolent Club gave lis
eighteenth annual bali at Odd Fellows Hall. on
which occasion there was grand congregation
of the sons aud daughters OF Erin, who entered
having Irish hearts know how. The pick of The
boys" and the flower and beauty of and from
the beautiful green Isle enjoyed the terpsicho-