The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-05-02


the conclusion the guests extended their
best wishes to the young couple and then
| adjourned to the dining~roOm, where an
| elegant supper was enjoyed.
| lie presents were numerous and includ-
ed costly silyerware and many articles OF
| bric-a-bTae
Mr. and Mrs Young left for trip to
southern California, and on their return
| VIII reside at 1903 Cough street. where an
elegantly furnished house awaits them.
The Robinson Barrett Wedding.
A quiet wedding took place on last We'd
nesday. The contracting parties were Miss
Maggie Barrett daughter of Mrs. Hannah
Barrett, and Mr.. James f. Robinson. a
prominent young business man OF the Mis-
sion.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Father Prendereast, V. G., at the residence
o1 the brides mother, 320A Guerrero street
| AIter the wedding those present parto0k
Oh a pouhteous supper. after which the
| DrloaI couple entered on their wedding jour
| ney TO Monterey amid a shower of rice and
the good wishes of those present.
Battery DIS s'Ladies' Night"
One of the most successful affairs in mill
tary circles was the first Ladies night"
given last Saturday evening at the regi-
mental armory, corner of Cough and Page
streets. by Battery D. Second Regiment
Artillery, n. G. C. The reception was held
in their handsome rooms, which were
prettliy decorated with flowers, eYergreens
and national colors.
me following programme was we'll rem
dered, All the numbers being applauded:
overture, Gear Brandt; song, Mr.. Wood;
Z!ther solo, Private Cook; piano solo, Miss
| Clark; recitation, Mr. Mitchell; song,
| Prlya'e Hoffman; violin solo, Mr.. George
Slamper, accompanied by Miss y. Lynch;
reading, Corporal Rosenthal; violin solo.
MISS Mah0ney; recitation, Sergeant Whit
ney duet. the Misses Jordan; recitation.
Mr. FAX; song, Captain Kelleher; song,
| Miss Walton.
Major ID. Geary presented the following
iady friends OF Battery ID, who so kindly
| lent their assistance In the regimental
bazaar held last month. with badge pins in
| the shape OF cross cannons in gold, and
having The figure above and the letter ID
below III silver: Miss Hemminway, Mrs.
! Freudenberg. Miss Freudenberg, Miss j.
! tuTley Miss Hammond and Miss Clark.
| The battery then served refreshments.
and repaired to the upper hall, which had
! been decorated with bunting and lante rms,
| where dancing was held till midnight The
| success OF the ladies' night may be attributed
! TO the committee, which consisted of: Lieu
| tenant SeltZ, Sergeant Clark, CorpOrals
! ROsenthal and G0rham.
| Party on Suffer Street.
! An Easter party was given by Miss Anita
! Massey Brown Of 1908 Suffer street.
| The parlorS and dining-r0Om were finely
| trimmed with crimson and white roses.
! Songs, rectatiOns, music and dancing were
INDUCED IN, followed by grand supper.
The following we're present: Miss Anita
Massey Brown, Miss Gertrude Mills, Miss
| Mabel Searey, Miss Aunie Seary, Miss Lii
! Ian de Lee, Miss Josie Hopkins, Miss Maud
Brown, Miss NJ. Brown; Messrs. Edward
| Hopkins, Richard Young, William c. Rus
| sell, j. lsadure Johnston, Walter COuzens;
Master John Lee and little Bessie Lee, chill
dren OF the late Captain Lee, U. 5. A.
Semi-PubIic Parties.
Minerva ParlOr No 9 n. ID. G.. W., gave
very pleasant entertainment, followed by
dancing, on the 21st ult, at Mission Opera
| Hall. The committee of arrangements con-
sisted Of Mrs. r. c. Lucknow, Miss Lizzie
Marley, Mrs. .. SchwaneT, Miss Lucy
Roche, Mrs. Z. Bond.
BoRdicea Circle, u. A. o. d., held their
eighteenth anniversary party in Druid,'
| Hall last Saturday evening. 1t was largely
| attended. The committee in charge was
! composed Of Miss Hrschberg, Mrs. IsGacs,
| Mrs Cohen, Mrs. 5. Peckham, Mrs. Il.
| KnartOn, Mrs. HOstetter, Mrs. Ii. J. Horn,
| Mrs NJ. T. Price, Mrs. = Donaldson, Mrs.
Gosch, Mr.. L0rensen, MIR. Schmidt. Mr..
Horn.
y III - 0tlCuudute tDJtAGu tue uiOuLHIF
meeting OF Seven Pines Circle No. 3, Ladies
Of the G. a. r., last Monday evening at 1G2
OtarTeli street. Among those assisting IN
the programme were: Miss Carroll, Miss
Edna Barney, Miss Edith Young; Messrs.
tredericks, Pomeroy and Parker.
The Sophomore Hop.
The second sophomore hop Of the class of
'94 Of Berkeley University was great
success. 1t took place in the gymnasium.
From the ceiling were suspended streamers
OF two shades of heliOtrOpe, the color Of
| the class. which were caught up on the
sides OF the gallery In heavy folds. Be
meath the center piece hung an immense
moran board, the symbol OF sophomore
dignity.
Mr. VIII Denman acted as floor manag er,
assisted by Messrs. Roy Clark, Frank y or
| ris, 5. +. Pond and L. w. We'll. They per-
| formed their duties nobly aHd everybody
| had good time.
Tie committee Of arrangements, to whom
| so much was due, consisted of Messrs. II. Ii.
| Wright, Russ Avery, S. IL. EAston, Ben
| Wood and +. NJ. " off.
Out-of-Town Weddings.
! The wedding of Miss Kate Williamson
| and Mr.. James II. Jones. of Chico, took place
on the evening of the 9th nit. at the resi-
| dence Of the brides mother. The event
was a notable one on account of the poEu-
| larity and high social standing Of the par
! ties. The bride is the daughter Of Mrs. j.
| williamson who, together with her daugh-
| tiers since her residence in Chico, has gained
| prominence In social circles IN Northern
| Callforn a. The groom is the youngest son
ot Mrs. Jones of Chico and the brother of
| the weI-knOwn lawyer and statesman,
! Colonel Albert Jones of Orovile The FAM
! lily are If the bon ton of Northern CaIfor-
! mia, which gathered in large numbers to eel
| citrate The happy occasion.
! On Easter Monday at the Church of the
| Immaculate Conception, TOmales, was wit
| messed one OF the most brilliant weddings
| that has ever taken place within the sacred
! edlice. The high contracting parties were
! Mr.. +. Mulvaney and Miss MoIlie GeneyeYe
I Griffin. The groom is one of the most
| prosperous business men in Tomaes. The
! bride Is daughter of the late John Griffin,
/ Is gifted graduate of ST. GATHERINGS Con-
| vent, BenIcia, aud one of Marin's most pop
| ular native daughters.
| A very pleasant wedding took place in
! Christ Church. Alameda. on Tuesday even
! ing Arthur Merrill Brown and Miss Mabel
! Crooks joining hands for life. The bride is
! the daughter Of Mr. j. E. Crooks. the banker
| Of Haywards and Benica, ana the groom
| is the eldest son OF Mr.. Edward Brown of
| the firm OF Brown, Craig x Co. The happy
| pair will reside at their new home on Union
| street and Encinal avenue, Alameda.
Parties to Take Place.
! Golden State Parlor No. 50, n. ID. G. W,
will hold their second anniversary party at
! Union-squaTe Hall on Friday evening, May
| Is.
Golden Gate Parlor No. %, n. S. G. W.,
| will hold their eighth anniversary party at
UniOn-square Hall Tuesday evening, May
| 10.
There will be grand musical and literary
| entertainment given by the Oakland and
| San Francisco institutes on Friday evening
next in METROPOLITAN Temple. 1t will be
one of the great social events of the season.
| That 1t will be a success from an artistic
| standpoint there is no doubt, as only the
! best talent Will be intrndnced