The morning call., 1892-03-03
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Hebrew Charity Ball lin Aid OF
the Russian Refugees.
The Goucher-Coe Wedding Simpson Chautau
qua Circle Meeting-The Brown-Lee
Marriage Condensed Items.

&olO Octasid street, on thursday evening. III
very pleasant affair. few dances fol-
lowed the conclusion Of the game. The meet
ings Of tie whist club VIII continue through
Lent
Mrs. S. II. Seymour will be at home TO her
friends this evening.
Court Robin Hood No. 1891, A. o. F. of A,
entertained their friends last evening at Union
square Hall.
The first anniversary entertainment and ball
Of Court Acme No. 7764. a o. L. of A, will
take place al B'nal B'Filh Hail this evening
very pleasant surprise party was given TO
Mr.. and Mrs. q. Nonneman Jr, at their resi-
dence, corner of Ninth avenue and NJ street on
Saturday evening last. Dancing, games and
singing were the pleasures of the evening Al
midnight SUPPER was served after which dane
ing was resumed until an early hour.
The Misses keene viii mold reception at ihelr
residence, 1915 Golden Gate avenue, this even
ing.
very pleasant party vas given last Sunday
evening at lie residence OF Mr. and Mrs. Cohn,
16lI12 Deyisader0 streeI, in celebration OF the
marriage Of their daughter, Lena. 10 MIR. Ed
ward Caf of Boston Dancing and singing were
INDUCED IN until a late hour, when lie guests
repaired 10 bounteous repast.
A vocal and Instrumental concert will be given
al the Twelfth street Christian Church this even
The newly organized Carleton Club gave its
initial complimentary hop al Saratoga han last
tuesday evening. The decorations were oil an
extensive nature and consisted OF nags, stream
eIs, lanterns. bunting etc. There were about
which was led by,Mr. Robert L. Howe aud Miss
Libby Reid. Noah Brandrs Orchestra ofiiciated.
party was held al The residence OF Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Mayor of Petaluma- Those who p2rtici-
pated III the game Were: DIR. aud Mrs shepherd,
wnans. d. j. Show, ID. Il. Alwater, p. j. Hop
kins q. c. Young, +. NJ. Collins, Platt Gilbert.
j. p Rogers, W 2. Edwards, }. l.. Camm. Miss
Daisy Show, Mrs. Lovtj0y and Miss Jenny Love
joy. Nh. aud Mrs. Gilbert carried OF The chief
ptlze.
Tho Goucher-Coe Wedding.
81. Johns Presbyterian Church was crowded
last night on the occasion OF the pretty wedding
Of Miss Grace Edgar Coe, daughter OF Mr. and
Airs. Edward IL. Coe, pioneer residents of this
city. 10 Mr. Samuel Grant Goucher. with the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company of this city,
ard brother OF Mi. w. Ii. GOucher, the capital.
Isl, OF San Jose.
] he ceremony was performed by Rev. W Fl
Miuton before the reading desk. which, with the
aitaT-loit, was decorated with palms. ferns ahd
flowers. Miss Alicia +. Coe was the maid OF
honor, and The bridesmaids Miss Florence Buck
Icy aud Miss Mary Anderson. MIR. George Ii.
Eaminersley ofhelated as best man, and The
ushsrs were Messrs. George Woolrieb Robert
Macarthur, j. Ii. FallOn, George L. Wellington.
They entered shortly after $50 O'clock TO the
"I.OheneTin" march.
The bride looked lovely in white faIlie fran
caise, timmed with crepe de chiffon and wear
ing veil and orange blossom Her ornament Is
were diamond earrings and a splendid couture
pin SET with diamonds, sapphires and rubies, The
gilt OF the groom.
After tie ceremony reception was held at the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward II. Coe, 1903
BlOn street, Wiere tile congratulations were
ptoaered and an elaborate supper enjoyed, fol-
lowed Uy dancing.
Mr. and Mrs. Goucher left al a late hour for
ilfeir ho-el and depart This morning for a trip
TO Los Angeles, Del Coronado and the south.
ca tbeir1eiurn they will reside al 1904 Union
street.
The presents were particularly handsome end
numerous. lie bride gave Der maids pretty
souvenir bo" knot pins and tie groom presented
his supporters with handsome searfpins OF pearls
and fubies.
The Hebrew Charity Ball.
Some 500 was actually cleared by the bal
given last evening at B'nai Birth Hail for the
benefit OF the Hebrew refugees. large mum
ber Of tickets are yet unaccounted for. and IL i:
hoped that $1,000 may eventually be melted.
He idea was started by Mr.. David Meter,
who is here win his wife from Philadelphla and
by his efforts The enterprise was taken up by al
lie local l. o. b. B. lodges.
The hall was tastefulIy decorated with pink
drapefies. About forty couples participated Ia
he grand march led by Mr. and Mrs. David
Meter. Mr.. NJ. j. Meter, Miss II. Klaber. Mr..
Ii. Clayburn, Miss 5. Solomon. Mr. l. |. Brown
Aliss Hesser.
A number Of notables were in the gallery. in.
ciudng Rr. A. AnspaeheT, Mr.. aud Ms Milton
:. Eisner. Mr.. Walter IL. Levy, Colonel IL.
howalsky. Rev. ID. MeyerS0n, Mr.. Max Pepper,
SIR. Achile koos, Mr.. ana Mrs. Ii. P. Bush, Mr.
and Mrs. Jules Cert Mir. and Mrs. S. sweet
Rev NJ 5. Levy Mir. aud Mrs. Louis Blank, Mr.
aud MIS-. "A. Slessinger. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Green
Mir. David Meter managed the floor, assisted
by MeSsrs. b. Kahn. s. Bloom, l.. w. Levy
The proceeds VIII be turned over 10 lie A III
ance OF San Francisco, which proposes placing
The refugees on farms and otherwise enabling
Them 10 be self-supporting aud useful in The
country shelfeTng them.
The Brown-Lee Wedding.
Or Tuesday last at noon at Grace Episcopa
Church. RI Rev. Bishop w. F. Nichols married
Miss May a. Lee. daughter Of Mrs Della Lee
10 Mr.. Wallace Brown. son OF the late Judge
Brown OF Martinez, Contra Costa County. The
bride who was atIired In cream colored Otto
man silk, with court train and orange blossoms
was given away by Mr. Cameron Of Oakland
Miss Addie Laird was bridesmaid and Mr.
Byron Brown. the gFoom's brother; acted as best
Iian. reception was afterward held at the
residence Of lhe BRIDES mother, 537 Haghl
street. whence Mr. and Mrs Brown left on theiI
honeymoon tIip.
The Simpson Chaufauqua Circle.
Tie Simpson Chautauqua Literary and Seien-
iiDc Circle held its regular meeting 10 Simpson
NJ 4. Church parlors Tuesday evening last
There was large attendance, and the discus
SONS were general and spirited. La the early
part Of Tie evening. side from the regular work
The circle was highly entertained by an interest
Ing parer Oh Alaska from Mr. Curry, a gentle
man VINO has resided in Alaska for the las
Twelve months: a paEer 10y MIR. A. u. Bell OF
States Made From Territories" and an inter
esling aud pleasing resume OF James Russell
Low els life by Miss Henderson. After a shor
lime spent in soci al intercourse. the circle wa
by Airs. G. H. Blinn, which were characters
ideally well rendered, Act for Truth" :" A.
Ode TO Oliver Wendell Holmes" and "Th
Vision OF Sir L0Dgfellow" being among III,
number.
The NoIan-Mahony Wedding.
One OF The social events OF last month was tn
marriage Of Miss Sano Mahony, a popular younj
lady of the Mission. to Mr. John T. Nolan, Will
Herman Cohen 81 Co., Which took place at ST
James Church Wednesday evening. the 17ll
nit
The church was thronged with friends OF tn
contracting parties The affairs were beautifully
Illuminated for the occasion. at O'clock tb
bridal raTly entered and were received al III
altar by Rev. Father Lynch, who performed III
ceremony.
Tie bride was attended by her sister. Mis-
Lulu Mabony. while the best man Mr.. En-
met Reade. The BRIDE aud bridesmaid weT
10 II chafmngly attifed ia white reception
followed at Tie residence of the brides parent
Guerrero street, the cards which were II
sliieied TO the relatives and few iDtImat
friends. AT O'clock The happy couple lefl
amid shower OF rice, for their home on Sal
Jose avenue. They were the recipients OF man
handsome and valuable presents.
The Richardson Lodge Entertainment
Last Friday evening Stamford Hall, corner o
Twenty eighth aud Valencia streets was ID
scene Of a very brilliant affair. the occasion beinI
an apron and neckte entertainment and Dime
given by Richardson Lodge No. 259 /. o. G.
Three months ago the lodge adopted the credi
system, IL being divided into two companies, !
and b, and credits given for attendance and pro
gramme. Company Il, led by their captain, Mis-
Annie Popp, were finally victorious, aud the a.
proceeded TO give their opponents grand trea
as Filing tribute to the victors. The lodgeroor
was transformed into a banquet ball. decoration
OF iags, bunting, eyerereens and japanese Ian
TENS being profuse. aud the tables being set 10
eighty.
The early part OF the evening was devoted to
musical and literary entertainment, which c0n
sisted OF: Piano solo. Miss Laura sweti; recIta
tion, MISS Carrie Lake; soto, Mrs. j. Gaahorn
recitation, Nj. saunders; humorous lecture an,
Ienark@. Mr. L. ", Kelley; trio. Messrs
CIamm. Kelley and Harrington. Afterwar,
aprons and neckties were distributed. the lad