The morning call., 1892-03-15
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Wedding of Mr.. Weston and
Miss Hall at Petaluma.
The Hirschman Theater Party - Financial
Outcome Of Recent Society Concert.
Personal Memoranda.

1n6 recent concert gwen Dy the Satur-
day Morning Orchestra for the benefit of
the Ladies' Relief and Protection Society
Melted 1858 for that institution.
An illustrated lecture entitled "Paris, the
Beautiful will be given this evening in
Grace NJ. E. Church.
The marriage of Miss Leila Butler. daugh-
ter of Mr.. Charles G. Butler of San Fran
cisco. TO DR.. Ellis w. Hedger took place at
Plainfield. n. j., last Tuesday.
DIR. Sublett and Mrs. Jennie Hoyt will be
married this week.
Mr.. Adolph Spreckels, commodore of the
Pacific Yacht Club. was entertained at
luncheon by large number of his friends
Thursday afternoon. The occasion was a
farewell compliment to Mr.. Spreckels, who
lett for Philadelphia on the eastbouud train
during the evening. Speeches were made
by Messrs. Cornelius OConnor Chris
Smith, w. Davis, Samuel NJ. Shortridge,
William kruse, Thomas j. Watson and
others. In the evening number of the
commodores personal friends met him at
the Palace Hotel and babe him farewell.
A Purim pink domino social is to be given
under the auspices of the First Hebrew
Congregation on Wednesday next ut Elite
Hall, corner of Twelfth and Webster
streets, Oakland.
The Weston Hall Wedding in Petaluma.
a very pretty wedding was solemnized at
Petaluma on Thursday last, at the resi-
denee of Mr.. and Mrs. William 2. Hall, the
contracting parties being their eldest
daughter. Harriet, and Mr.. Harry Nee.
Weston.
The house had been beautifully deco
rated with variegated flowers, and the par
Tor, where the ceremony took place, was
tastefuly ornamer ted with festoons Of
white and pink ribbons, radatng alter
nately from the central chandelier to the
corner. At precisely high noon the we'd
ding march was played softly by Miss
weston, sister OF the bridegroom.
The wedding party was led by Mrs. Hall
and the bridegroom, followed by the bride,
leaning upon the arm of her father.
Miss Hall. who is one of Petaluma's
bellies, looked beautiful in rich dress of
white crepe de chine, trimmed with chiffon
and white satin ribbons, Willie in her hand
she carried bouquet OF white viOlets.
1he ceremony was performed by the Rev.
W. w. Madge, after which the young eOu-
pie received the congratulations of their
friends. The guests then adjourned to the
dining-room. where an elegant wedding
breakfast was served.
The wedding presents were numerous
and costly. among them being set of dia-
large sum from the father of the bride
groom.
The happy couple left for San Francisco
In the afternoon. where they will spend
their honeymoon for few days.
Those present were: Mrs. Henry Ball
Sr.. Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Hall. MIR. and
Mrs. II. Weston, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hall
Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Mitchell. Mr.. and
Mrs: G. p. Rixford, Mr.. and Mrs. William
V. Bryan. Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Corey, Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Weston. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
A. Dongherty, Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Corey,
Mr. and Mrs. BradeyV. Sargent Mr. and
Mrs. j. Raymond Fritsch, Mrs. A. w. Frost,
Miss Addie Harlan. Miss Carrie Rixford,
Kitty Weston. Mr.. w. S. Hall, Mr.. Henry
Swan, Mr.. Lester Hale and Rev and Mrs.
W. w. Madge.
The Hirschman Theater Party.
A most en- joyable theater party was given
on Saturday last by Miss Birdie Hirsehman
to number of her lady friends. The guests
assembled at an early hour at the residence
OF the young hostess. 1717 Broadway, where
luncheon was served at noon. a
The dining-hall was tastefully arranged
with proiusion of nowers-violets pre-
dominating-and it was obligatory upon
each of the young ladies to wear violet
coEsaGe bouquet. As memento of the oc-
caSon a handsome silver spoon was pre-
sented 10 each with the hostess name beau
ufully engraved. At the conclusion of the
rapaSt the party proceeded to the Baldwin
Theater In carriages, where 1.-THE Rivals"
was enjoyed from two proscenium boxes.
During the progress of the play beautiful
silk programmes were passed around.
Those present were: Mrs. A. Hrsehman.
Miss Birdie Hirschman, Miss Eva Bnffan-
deau, Hiss Gertrude Napthaly, Miss Leila
Ellis. Miss Mabel Hollis. Miss Elsie Kron-
thai. Miss Euna Rothehild, Miss Norma
Bschman, Miss Edith Esberg. Miss Rose
Neusi adter, Miss Maud Eppinger. Miss
Mabel Estee and Miss Hazel Hirschman
Society Personals.
General Thomas FL. Ruger. U. S. A., has
been visiting Santa Cruz
Mr.. and Mrs. LIE Grand Cannon Tibbets
(nee Folger) of New York are visiting Mrs.
j. A. Folger They will probably remain
in Oakland two months.
Mrs. James Ii. Whiteslde of Los Banos,
MERGED County, is on a short visit to her
friends in this city.
Mr.. Peter Hopkins and family, who have
been making their home in Alameda for
some time, have gone TO Calistoga to re-
side.
Major Frank Mclaughlin left on Sunday
for New York to be absent month.
Mrs. A. l.. Stone and Miss Stons are re-
cent visitors to Santa Barbara.
Mrs. General }. III. Dickn son is visiting
Mrs. w. M. Field of San JOSE
Mr.. Il, I. Judd Is at Santa Barbara.
Miss Evelyn Murphy of San Jose will
spend this week with friends here.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Milton s. Eisner and Mr.
Louis Blank are away on visit to Helena,
Mont, Salt Lake and Spokane Falls. They
will be absent about month
Mrs. l.. j. Morris of 93S Geary street has
been visiting her daughter. Mrs. NJ. F. Levy
Of Virginia City.
Mrs. ID. B. Hinekley has recently gone to
Santa Barbara.
Mrs. j. 5. Cone has left for New York.
Mrs Cone will be absent about three weeks
and will be accompanied on her return nv
her daughter, Miss Mamie Cone