The morning call., 1892-11-07

cofure with spray OF lilies OF the valley, and
she carried bouquet OF the same dainty flowers
in her hand. Miss Georgie Masten, the maid OF
honor, was elegantly attifed in white faie
gown, sleeveless and decolete, with girde of
pearls about The waist and finished al The hem
WIN band OF white fur. The bridesmaids were
similarly altired ln gowns OF silk crepe, princess
style. decollete with Watteau backs. Each
bridesmaid carried 2 bouquet OF vIolets in her
hand After the ceremony the wedding party
repaired TO the home OF the bride, l6lS Sutter
street, where marriage feast was served.
O'Kerlinn-Psinter.
Mrs. Jennie Painter and Mr. Charles d.
O'Kerlnn were married at Berkeley last Friday.
The ceremony was performed by The Rev. Dr.
II. A. ketchum of the Presbyterian Church Mr.
and Mrs. Ukeilinn viii spend the honeymoon tn
Lower California.
Bergen-BurIey.
Miss Florence Burley OF Oakland and Mr.. B.
C. Bergen Of Berkeley were married last Friday
by the Rev. DR.. Bentley. The bride and groom
VIII, on their return from tile honeymoon trip
reside In Berkeley.
The NibIo Club.
Last Wednesday evening tbe Niblo Club gave
q delightful dance at Nrs. ClaIk's Hail. on SUIT
ter street. most delightful evening was passed
by very select circle, among whom We're: Mrs.
Anderson Mr.. Bennett Miss Bryan. Miss Burns.
Mr.. Cherry, the Misses Clark, Miss Uassen, Mr..
T. o. Hahn, Miss Holden, Mr.. IbuIg. the Misses
lburg. Miss Morrison, tie Misses NOltemece.
Miss SchiewlcS, Mrs. and Miss Won lssendOrf;
Messrs. hansen, Leonard, Low, Peterson. Rob-
ms SchieWlck The next social will be given on
Wednesday evening, February /, 1898.
Literary lunch.
most delightful literary lunch was given re.
Gently by Mrs. q. Y. Thayer, at her residence on
Washington street, to the members Of the
Daphne Literary Club. The parlors were beau
tfully decorated for the occasion, and the dining
table was aItistleaily adorned with flowers aud
ferns = variety of toasts were proposed and
eloquentiy responded 10 IN neat speeches Mrs
Thayers numerous friends took advantage OF
the occasion and presented her with an eX-
qulste cuI-glass salad bowl. Tie following
ladies' enjoyed the Hospitality OF the charming
hostess: Mrs. c. {. Jones. Mrs. Colonel Parnell,
Mrs K. p. Thomas, Mrs. j. Conrad, Mrs
Thomas Collins. Mrs. William Rodda, Mrs DR..
Jones. Mrs. L. r. Taylor Mrs. George Lewiston
Mrs j. Sheldon, Mrs. c. Peterson, Mrs j. s
Gray, Mrs. SayeFe. Mrs +. Whitney Mrs W.
Doane, Mrs. l. LOWenberg, Mrs. w Wilham
Mrs w. r. Cox, Miss Alice Sheldon. Miss hate
owen, Miss Olivia Peterson, Miss Daisy With
am, Miss Eleanor OBrlen.
Coming Events.
Company Fl, First Infantry Regiment, n. G.
C., Capt. i. q. EiseD, VIII celebrate its twenty.
third anniversary on Thursday evening, Decen-
Der l.
The Catholic Ladies' Aid Society No. will
give their annual Thanksgiving donation enter
talnment IN ST. Charles Han. corner Stockwell
and Eighteenth streets, on Monday evening, No
Martha Lodge No. 24l, knights and Ladies OF
Honor, will give a social at the lodge room In
Bnai B'rIih Han on Friday evening, November
II.
Carmel Assembly No. /. VI. u, win give
Hall.
James A. Garfield Corps No 81, w.R. c..
Will hold its regular monthly social al 1O2
Ofarrell street to- morrow evening.
The most prominent society event during the
week VIII be the suburban tea" at Inglsside
next Saturday
Baroness Meta" VIII be produced at the
Grand OprrA-house for the benefit of the
Nomen's Exchange on Friday evening, No
vember Is. Valentine Gaaesden Will sing the
leading tenor role.
Alfred Wiikie is preparing for a series OF
ballad concerts TO be gwen 10 the maple room
OF the Palace Hotel. The FIRST will be ON lie
afternoon of the 22d inst.
Hesperian, Parior No. 1877, n. s. g. w, will
give Christmas party at Mission Opera Han on
Friday evening. December 8.
he Club of 80 wiz give reception and dance
Der 20.
The pupils of Anderson's Academy Will give a
parry next day evening at their ball. coz
ner OF Seventeenth and Noe streets.
The Native Sons Of Vermont viii give one OF
thelr popular entertainments a Odd Fellows
Hall next Friday evening. Miss Eslelle L.
HARDY Will fecite and DR.. II. w. Sieberst will
tRinmenL
Social Council No. 46, o. G. f.. will give a
social next Thursday evening at 800 Post street.
An entertainment and social Will be given In
d. tnllD ) huliU nan. JulldO avenue near Etf
teenih street. next Thursday evening by The
choir Of The Holy KunOcents Mission chapel un-
der the direction OF Miss Mae Wood. The enter
thlnmeDt Will conclude with The farce "Cabman
No 3d." Miss Hester Burr Mrs. j. H. Edge
eombe, Harry W. Melendy and William Il. Cal
cutt Will take part IN the pc formance.
The Varsoyieune Club will celebrate its first
anniversary with fancy dress and domino
party on Thanksgiving eve. Wednesday, Noyem-
Der %, al Society Hail. 102 O'FaTrel street
Orinda Parlor No. Sc, n. d. 6. ", viii give
one OF lis very pleasant parties on Thursday
evening next IN Arcadia Hall. Unlon-square
building. Admission by invil alton only.
The "MIkados" will give their sixth dance to
be known as the editorial" on Tuesday even
ing November 8. at ODD Fellows Halt
The members OF The Aldine Musical Club viii
give their next iull dress party on ednesday,
Noyembfr 80. al Unlon-square Hall
Mission Council No. 3, Y. NJ. l.. VIII give an
eniei tainmeut and social on 1hur:day evening,
eceD'ber j, AZ Mission Opera Hail.
The regular monthly social and dance OF the
BickeTdyke Camp. Daughters OF Veterans. Will
be held on Tuesday evening, November is, at
Mozart Hall, 1856 Market street.
=, Excelsior Lodge, knights and Ladies Of
vember 16.
Giesniugs.
Governor Markham was present at The launch
OF the United States cruiser Olympia on Satur.
day.
MF. j. Robert Kincsid was entertained al din
Der al The Palace Hotel on Friday. Besides the
guest OF the evening The company included Miss
Camilla Livingston. Mr.. E. Bartran. Mr. T. Rus
SELL Mr.. and Mrs. Cheney and Mr.. and Mrs. John
3. Patterson.
Mr.. George NJ. Pullman and Miss Pullman
arrived here to pass The winter with Mr. and
Mrs. Frank j. Carolan.
Mrs David Blxler has returned from Europe
She Will receive on the second andfouTth Fri
days as heretofore.
Miss Annie Mcnamara has been on visit to
Santa Cruz during Ihe past week.
Jesse Grant, son of the laie General Grant
has taken MIR. James CANDLES residence al
Piedmont Tor year, and it is expected that
Mrs. General Grant VIII join her son aud daugh-
ter-tn-law before the eDd of The year.
mrs; Witehet Jones. formerly Of this city. ar
rived from Salt Lake City last Monday, 10 join
her husband, who has been here on RAILROAD
business for some time.
Charles Hartman and Clement j. Schusfer have
left for Deer Creek.
Mrs. Alfred S. Iredale and daughter are visit.
Ing Mrs. Logan in Chicago III
Mis-. Clara FoltZ has closed her residence and
With her daughter, has taken apartments at the
Occidental Hotel
TIE Rev. and Mrs. L. D. Mansfield OF San .Jose
are The guests OF Captain and Mrs A F. Wood.
al the Presidio, aud Will remain over Thanks.
giving day.
been in charge OF the Yosemite Reservation
during the summer, has been ordered home, and
Is now on hts road from the mountains, and is
expected early this week.
Miss Mabel Love has been chosen 10 represent
the Queen of Hearts" in The forthcoming living
card game to be played shortly at the Grand
Opera house In the cause OF sweet charity,
toy symphony is the latest musical novelty
In preparation tor the coming holiday season
among fashionable school misses in England.
MIR. w. II. Chamblis gave a dinner party at the
Paiace Hoiel last Wednesday. DR.. William Sss-
6erst Mr.. Harvey Holmgfen and Mr.. Walter b.
Cooke were bis guests.
MT aud Mrs. l. d. Frey have NOV TO 1926
TeaIy street. They VIII be at home on the first
tuesday OF each month.
haI =. bIechemrn. wife OF DR.. Brechemin at the
osuo. was The principal attraction al the last
npsea'aas u,ass pop" Her singing was greatly ap-