The morning call., 1892-03-11
Home Wedding Of Miss Ruby D0re
and Mr.. w. Z. Bond.
The Players Club Organised Lodges
Brilliant Ball Entertainments for To-
Night-An Engagement.

Lille Stern, daughter of the late David
Stern, to Mr.. A. L. Hexter of Portland,
Oregon. They viii be at home at 2621 Cali
fornia street on Sunday, March Is, and Mon
day. March IA.
The Native Sons Of Vermont will enter
tain this evening at Odd Fellows Hall. A
varied programme of special numbers will
be followed by dancing.
A bank of pretty girls in evening toilets
graced Pioneer Hall last night standing
room only" was proclaimed at an early
hour. but many stood out the entertainments.
Tie occasion was the Lick concert, under
the auspices Of tie Society of California
Pioneers, and the dramats per>onae were
the pupils of NJ. and Nine. 70 eekei, who
were generally complimented on the musical
success of The evening.
AlcaZar Council No. IL, o. c. F., will give
a social this evening in Eoresters binding.
On Tuesday evening at the residence of
Mrs. Bessie NJ. Peeks, 122 Haight street.
Mr. a. j. Hull, prominent attorney of
Napa, was united To Miss Carolyn 5. Ham,
ilton by the Rev. DE-. Citizens. The happy
pair have left for Napa 10 reside.
On last Sunday evening the friends of Mr..
Tony Roades rendered him bonbon sur
prise party at his residence, 1923 Geary
street. in honor of his forty-seventh birth
day anniversary. having taken the house
by storm during his absence from home
on a fishing excursion.
The Lyceums will present The Opera
Singer al Saratoga Hail this evening.
The first anniversary and farewell party
of the Criterion Club was held last night AT
Academy Hall, and was success. One
hundred and fifty couples engaged in The
grand march, followed by the lancers.
Many were the regrets that this popular
club was about TO close for the season. The
floor was under the able management of Mr..
j. +. Donlan and others.
The Union-square Club will hold its
monthly reception at Pioneer Hall this
evening.
A farewell reception was rendered to
Mr.. Charles CHI ffers at the residence Of
Mrs. +. Rogers. 2977 Harrison street. on
Wednesday evening la-t. The merry hours
were spent In singing and dancing, refresh
ments being served at IL 80 o'clock.
a pleasant musical and literary entertain
ment was given last evening at Bush-street
II. l.. Church, OH Bush street. between
Scott and Deyi>adero. The Arion Male
Quartet, Rlal,o Mandolin Cub add 0rinda
CLUB were supplemented by several able
specialists.
Tie Gentlemen's Club of Emmanuel
Baptist Church viii give q social, with
musical ard literary programme, at me
church, on Bartlett street, near Twenty
third, thls evening.
The Bond Dore Wedding.
Last evening Miss Ruby Uore. daughter
Of Mrs. Elizabeth Dore, formerly Of Cali
fornia street, this city. aud now Of Oakland.
and a sister OF Mrs. c. August Spreckels,
was married 10 Mr.. William +. Bond, busi-
ness manager of the Oakland Tribune.
They were married IN this city, at the
residence of Ar. and Mrs Il. J. HOIfaeker,
29UT Pacific avenue, beneath a unique can
opy Of ylOlPtS i8iertwined with smilaN
chains depending psrpendicularly. 4 num-
Der OF the chains were terminated with
Tor oil
happy pair trembled two hearts with but a
single conflicting ribbon, and wrought of
Marie Louise and white yiolets. suTmounted
by a true-loyers knOi.
Only relatives and family friends had
been invited to the ceremony. which was
s0lemniZed by Rev. Robert Mackenzie of
the First Pres Shy terrain Church. Miss louisa
Hofacker, daughter of the hostess WAS lie
maid OF honor. and another daughter. Miss
Layina III hHcker, was one of the charm
ing pair of fower-girls, the other being
Miss LurlIne SpTecknls, daughter OF Mr..
aud Mrs. c. n. Spreckels. Mr. Rudolph
Spreckels ofhciated as the grOom's best man.
The bride was richly robed in a combina-
ten OF duchess satin with vatican OF MORE
antique lace, with veil and Grange bios
SONS. Her ornaments were diamonds,
among them being gifts of the groom.
congratulations, delicious supper and
dancing in the canvased rooms, sweet with
vIoiets and glorifed with clouds of pink
and white Illusion, terminated the cele bra-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bond leave to-day for the
south. making San Diego Bay their object
i've point. On returning they viii res de at
ITO Eighth street. Oakland, where their
numerous presents will also find home.
Mrs. Bond has selected Wednesday for her
day"
The Players Club OF San Francisco.
On March 2, at the club headquarters,
1903 Nsn Ness avenue, the members of the
Players Club met.
Mir. William w. Brewer was elected man.
ager and Mr. Harvey II. Dana secretary
Ii WAS decided that the principa feature
OF the club was 10 play for chart able pur-
poses.
The first public performance of the newly
organized club Will be under the auspices
oil the San francisco Nursery for Home less
Children at the BJou Iheater early in May
an elaborate programme is already in active
rehearsal and extensive preparations are
being made by both organizations. The
principal members OF the clue are: Messrs.
w. w. Brewer. II. II. Dana. Irving Lund-
borg, X l.. Dunn and Otto II. Heynemann.
The Unity Lodge Anniversary.
Unity Lodge No. 273. the banner lodge of
the Order of l. o. b. b., celebrated their
fifteenth anniversary last evening at B'nai
Birth Hall with full-dress ball.
ers, lanterns and festoons of light-tinted
draperies transformed the hall. Distinct
programmes, each OF elegant design, for
ladies aud gentlemen had been provided,
together with Brandfs music. and choice
supper was served about midnight Tie ladies
appeared in exquisite ballroom toilets and
with their handsome cavaliers in full even
ing dress contributed greatly to the brilliant
aspect of the ball.
Mr.. Eugene w. Levy and his assistants
managed the floor, while the Reception
Committee consisted of: Messrs. NJ Wars
hauer. j. Pilger. g. Raphael, o. Fisher,
Max Pepper, j. Rothschiid. >. j. Levy, S.
MyrsOn.
Society Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Henshaw have re-
turned to Oakland from an extended trip
through Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward l.. Cohn (Adiie
HerZog) after an extended trip through
Southern California arrived last Monday in
Denver. The young couple will make that
city their future home.
Mr. George Il Wigmore has gone down to
Los Angeles to visit his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Wigmore.
Colonel ID. III. Haskell. Miss Anderson of
Maine and Miss Merrill. daughter of Mr..
Merrill Of Holbrook, Merrill 81 Stetson, have
gone to Sisson.
Mrs. A. NJ. Dibblee and Miss Auita DID,
bee have left the Palace for their country
residence in Ross Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney V. Cushing have left
the Occidental Hotel and have returned to
their home in San Rafael.
Lieutenant S. A. Cloman, u. S. A, is at
Stockton.
Miss Matte Brooks has returned from her
Eastern trip ana will receive the second and
third tuesdays at her residence, 1925 Post
street
Mrs. Jeremiah Clarke, Miss Lottie Clarke
and Mrs. Charles 6. Leyman have secured
cottage In Sausaito for the summer sea-
SOL.
Rev. Charles w. Wendte, pastor of the
Unitarian Society of Oakland. will immedi-
atrly after Easter take a four months yaca-
ton. kindly accorded him by his parish. and
will probably sail for England, where he