The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-06

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Florence Burnham, daughter of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Charles F. BuTnham OF 1705 Broadway,
| Oakland, and Mr.. Albert Ii. Merritt OF
| Seminary Park.
| The engagements are announced in Oak
! land Of Miss Claire Ralston to Mr.. William
| Daliiba, a visitor from the East and Mrs.
Crockett widow Of the late Robert crock
/ EFT. 10 Mr.. Clay Of the Bank OF California.
The engagement is announced OF Miss
! Mary w. Merritt. daughter OF Judge and
/ Mrs. j. b. Merritt OF Seminary Park, to Mr..
! David Todd Lees of Alameda.
Mr.. Richard BelcheT, son Of the ex-Su-
| preme Court Commissioner, left Tor the
/ East last week to lie married to young
| lady whom lie met while attending AM
! heTSt College. MT. Belcher was admitted
to the bar a few DAYS since.
| Cards have been issued for the wedding
Of Miss Carrie Fisher and Mr.. Sahlein.
! They will be married on the 10Th OF June
+ al the California Hotel.
The wedding OF Miss Frances E. Gamble.
! daughter of Mrs. James Gamble of Pied
mont, and Mr.. Walter Ellis OF Boston,
I Mass, VIII take place on Wednesday after
! noon next in ST. PaUFs Church, Oakland
! Announcement Is made Of the engagement
of Mrs. kittie Hart OF this city to Mr.. Isaac
! Slaben Of New York.
/ The engagement is announced of Nr. ".
+ J. Fisher, tO0k-keeper Of Combs & Fisher,
u
wedding Will take place in about a week.
a marriage has been arranged between
/ Mr. Frank j. Woodward. chief of staff OF
/ Alr. /. c. Sessions oil Oakland, and young
| lady whose Identity has not ye. been for
maly disclosed.
| The engagement Of Miss Nora Maxwell
| TO Mr. Louis N0nuenmaun Of South San
! Francisco has been announced.
| The engagement Is announced Of Miss
| Bertha Frank. daughter Of Mrs. II. Frank
! Of 1881 McAllister street, to Mr.. Henry c.
! Angels
! Tie engagement Of Miss Matte Harde-
/ wig daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Is. HardeYig,
/ 10 Mr L. q. Kramer OF Eureka, Cal, is an
/ nOuuced.
! The wedding Of Miss Hattie NJ Hart and
] Mr.. John 1. Swauk viii take place next
/ Wednesday.
/ The engagement is announced of Mrs Dr.
/ Frances Marx TO Dit. Melbourne Green,
! brother Of Mr.. Clay Green. the well-known
playwright. They Will be married IN the
early part Of next month and leave immedi-
ate!y afterWard for Europe.
The Lathrop- Harris wedding.
On Wednesday last Miss Belle S Harris
Of Berkeley and Mr.. Benjamin G. Lathrop
Of this city were united at St. Marks
Church in that city By Rev. DR.. Easton.
A feature Of the elaborate church deco
rations was the representation in bamboo
q
sion Church at San Gabriel In it was sus-
pended tive large bells, besides 10 more over
the chancel.
The bride was given away by her father,
Dr. Harris. NT. Tom Ransom acted az
best man, and Miss Julljard Of Santa Rosa,
Miss Sylvia harris, Miss Edwards. Miss
Nettie Rising, Miss b. Tillman and Miss
Porter OF Santa Rosa acted as bridesmaids;
Messrs. SOmers, Deuman, Julliard and Haas
as ushers.
After the ceremony the happy couple held
a reception al the home Of the brides pa
rents on Dwight way and Bowditch street.
The house was tastefuily decorated with
lanterns and flowers.
The young couple also received their
friends Thursday afternoon al the home of
the gro9m's parents, al 1912 Hyde street, in
this city.
The Eager Dinner Party.
a delightful dinner party was given on
Thursday evening Of last week by Mrs. j.
5. Hager in honor of MIS-. c. s. Alexander.
The table decorations gave employment for
hundreds If lunches OF sweet peas of every
variety, which had been arranged with eX-
Quisite art. The guests included Mrs
Charles b. Alexander, Mrs. a. ". EaSton,
Mrs. Lille Cot, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Par
rott. Mr.. and MIS-. Joseph Crockett, Colonel
Fred Croker; MessTs. Henry Redingt0u,
Edward u. GTeenHay, David Neal and
Frank ). Hicks.
The StohImann- Bose Wedding.
The wedding Of Mr. Henry Stohlmann
! and Miss Henrietta Bose took place on
/ Wednesday evening last at 1903 Folsom
street. The paTlors were handsomely dec
/ GRATED. The ceremony was performed By
| Pastor II. Buehler of St. PauPs German
Church.
The bride was dressed in beautiful
I light gray silk dress. Z Mss liza SchiatZ
/ gpfaf brides in and Mr. Ed ward AfThf-
mann rs best man. After tie ceremony
CONGRATULATIONS were 10 order, and then q
sumptu0us repast was served, when many
wishes OF happiness aud good fortune were
/ rendered 20 the young couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. StOhlmann were the
/ recipients Of many handsome ana costly
presents.
Church Club Outing.
The Young Peoples Social Club OF St.
1 Paui'S parish, formed last January, bad an
enjoyable party and delightful dance last
Wednesday at 2426 California street. Nearly
100 including invited guests, were present,
among whom were: Rev. Nr. and Mrs
Mynard, Mis- Burgess, Mr. Butler, Mr..
Brown. Mr. Bowen, Mr. Cutter, Mir Cook,
Miss Eaton, Miss Gay, Mr.. Goe, Miss Fish,
Miss Fisher, Mr.. Hahn, Miss Hopkins, Mr..
HOrsfali, the Misses d. and T. Medau, Miss
Mund, Nj Osborne, Miss Rulofson, Mr..
Sanders. Miss Sanders, Mr.. Tueksr, Miss
I.onday, Miss Taggard. Mr.. Watson, Miss
Wheeler. MISS A. Young.
A College Banquet.
The alumni and professors of Berkeley
College held banquet last Monday evening
at the Palace Hotel. The affair was made
memorable TO old and young alike present
by the unusual degree Of success that
marked il, both as a social and gustatorIal
occasion.
Covers were laid for 80 in the maple room,
the interior Of which, combined with an
eXQuisltey appointed table, fed the esthetic
sense and contributed to the zest that was
given the well-served menu.
Under the genial influences of the hour
differences Of years and degree were forgot
ten; the dOns ceased to be grave and made
witty speeches, and the students threw out
sparks Of philosophy that would have done
credit to older heads. At u o'clock ban
quoting and addresses came 10 an esd, with
increased goOd-fellowship among the
faculty and enthusiasm for the college.
Home Parties.
Miss Carrie HerzOg gave a delightful at
home at 81 Turk street on Friday evening,
the 10Th inst. The guests, who numbered
about 90, were entertained by several mem
bers Of the party in Spanish opera, in which
Messrs. Jack Jacoby and Joe Steiner had
the leading parts. After about two hours
Of singing the guests were guided to the
dining-room, where a bounteous collation.
was partaken Ct, and after toast by Mr.
Lucius Solomon. in which he showed his
eloquent manner of speaking, all ad journed
to the parIors, where the merrymaking v as
continued
A very pleasant surprise party was given
to Mr. and Mrs. John Kuhlke on last Satnr-
day evening, May 2S, in honor of the com
pletOn of their new house on Ninth street
near Central avenue Alameda.
The Sero Club gave pleasant surprise
party to Ray Boas, Sunday evening, at
her residence, 235 Sixth street. Invitations
were issued for IS couples, who met at
President Wobber's residence, and marched
TO the handsomely decorated parl0rs of Mrs.