The morning call., 1892-10-24

street. Sixty young ladies' OF high social position
have already joined the club and are actively at
WORK preparing for amateur theatrical produc-
lions of no mean order. Dancing will also have
the attention OF the ladies of The club. and sew
eral social evenings will be devoted to the lovers
OF terp.ichorean delights. Foitnightly meetings
win be held, and we hope the club Will steer clear
OF anything that can possibly be inferred from
the title chosen.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Teyls have been entertain.
ing select circle OF friends al their country
home near Bakersfield during The past week.
Hunting. fishing aud driving have been the day
amusements, and In the evening the dinner was
followed by dancing, music aud cards Among
those who have psrtaken Of the hospitality OF
The host and hostess were: Count and Countess
Festetics. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry R. Janin. Mr. and
Mrs. +. w. Sharon. Mrs. Romualdo Pacheco. Miss
Goad aud Messrs. Francis Francis and Lansing
b. Kellogg.
Dir. and Mrs. Henry T Scott entertained Ad-
mlral Paragon and Commander Besson Of the
French man-Ofwar DubOurdieu at recherehe
dinner given al their residence on Laguna street
last Thursday. An excellent programme OF mu-
sic was enjoyed by the assembled guests In the
drawing-rooms during the evening. Among
those who were Invited TO meet the guests OF the
evening were: Mr.. ana Mrs. c. de Gulgne, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter McGayin, Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
p Eyre, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis B. Parrott, Miss
Hager, Miss Alice Scott Miss Cunningham aud
Mr.. {. F. Croker.
San Rafael.
Society In this charming retreat s beginning
TO awaken after weeks or slumbsr Since the
closing Of the Hotel Rafael everything from a
social point Of view has been very quiet. Now,
however, there is some signs of those that are
left OF the Four Hundred who remain for tue
solitary winter days again plucking Up courage,
and occasionally there is tea at the Buffers, a
game Of whist at the Kettles, reception some
where or a musicale al the academy. Horseback
riding Is the faVoTle paStime OF the society belle,
ana OF late. as the evenings draw TO close, par
ties or twOs and threes and fouTs promenade up
and down the principal bouleYards Of the town.
Tie marriage OF Stewart Brown Of New YORK
10 Miss Susan Titus TOmpkinS OF san Anselmo
has amused the gossips for the past week. Tho
ceremony took place In the beautiful home OF the
brides parents In the suburbs OF San Rafael.
The Rev. MIR. Mel of Sausslto of1ieiated
The bride was beautifully dressed in a robe Of
rich while corded silk, with exquisite point lace
trimmings. A delicious repast was served after
the ceremony. The happy couple are spending
their honeymoon IN the southern part OF the
Stale. Among the few present were: Mir and
Mrs. W. I. Coleman Mr.. and Mrs. C4rolan. Mr..
and Mrs. Gordon landing aud Mr. and Mrs.
Nuttan.
A Stylish Wedding.
A very interesting wedding took place last
Thursday from the California Hotel, the oeca.
sion being The marriage OF Miss Addie Wegener
TO Captain John Roster. The ceremony took
place In ST. Marks German Evangelical Luth-
eran Church and was performed by the Rev.
Julius Fuendeling. the pastor. The church was
filed with the friends and relatives Of the con-
tracing parties, and prettily decorated for
the occasion. The maid OF honor Was Miss Car
re Wegener, sister Of the BRIDE, aud Mr. VIII
liam Nelson acted as best man. The bride vas
Tiehly attiTed IN dress OF White bIocaded SILK
made with court train and trimmed with Duch-
lar q
bridal veil, which was fastened 10 the eolnure
with a wreath OF orange blossoms. Miss Carrie
NegeneT was Handsomely atured IN e dress OF
black falle fTaDcaise, and wore diamond orna-
meBtS. AT the conclusion OF tie ceremony The
wedding party returned TO the California Hotel,
where al elaborate wedding breakfast was
served IN Tie spacious diuiBg-room. The BRIDE
and groom started for Monterey III tile afternoon
and will there enjoy their honeymoon.
Coffee Mohrmann.
A very interesting wedding took place last
Thursday, the contracting parties Delug MIR. II.
T. Coffee the popular manager Of Messrs.
Easton. E;dridge & Co., and Miss Monrmsnn.
daughter of The late Frederick Mohrmann. The
ceremony took place at tile residence Of the
brides sister, In presence OF a few relatives
only and was a very quiet affair. The parloFs
were pTofusey decorated with flowers and
palms and the tables were laden with valuable
and costly gifts from friends Of the bride and
groom. One token Of esteem was particularly
gratifying coming as il did from the employees
OF the popular fl IN OF real estate agents and con-
sisted OF a magnificent set OF slyorwaTe. Messrs.
EastoD and EIdridgc DID not forget their able
manager and avaled themselves OF the oppoT-
tuuity OF expressing their great esteem and high
appEeciation of bis faithful services by sending
him 'cbeque," the most useful OF all wedding
gifts.
freshed themselves with tie good things OF this
life and then went on their way lelOIcing. The
bride aud groom taking the evening train south
on their hone YmOOn tTlp On their return they
rsrITI a their THgluenHA
near the park, now In course OF construction, Is
Smith. KInsman.
The wedding OF Miss Matte Klnsman and Mr.
Charles Sheridan Smith took place at the resi-
dence of the brides relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
W. KInsm d, 1915 Howard street, on Tuesday
evening last in the presence Of the immediate
relatives of the contracting parties. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. E. T. Ollie of
the Central NJ. Z. Church. Alter The usual con-
ordinations wedding supper was Sc ved- HE
Young couple Will be at home on tuesdays after
November 10 az the Hotel 81. Nicholas. Many
handsome presents were received by the happy
pair. The relatives were: Hon. and Mrs. John
j. Smith OF Oroville Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. kins-
man, Mr. and Mrs. ), B. Carleton, DR.. and Mrs.
]. L. Mansfield. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kinsman,
Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Kinsman, hon. and Mrs Z.
+. " oodward Of Santa Rosa, MI aud Mrs. VIII
liam II. Woodward Of Butte County, Mr.. aud
Mrs. j. Fl. woodward, hlT D. sherman smith,
Mr.. Alfred Smith, Miss Lille Smith and Chester
Kinsman.
Glenn Garvis.
quiet but very interesting wedding took
place last Friday, the happy couple being Miss
PhiImonte Garvis, daughter OF Mrs. L. GarVis OF
Willows. and Mr.. Frank R. Glenn. son OF the
Iale millionaire, Hugh Glenn. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. DIR. Bueklee at the
home OF mr. Glenn. SIG Suffer street. The
BRIDE is very beautiful and quite young. The
groom inherited enormous fortune from bis
iatheT, and presented his wife with a number oil
valuable presents. After the wedding the paiT
left for san Jaeinto, where the Glenn country
mansion lie situated.
smyIy-wuIn.
Miss Bertha Wifi OF this city and Mr.. August
smyly OF Santa Cruz were quietly married last
Wednesday evening at the residence OF The
brides sister, Mrs. j. Kampert relatives OF the
Contracting parties being the only witnesses.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev. j.
Fuending, and the bridal party entered the par.
Tors 10 the music OF MoZarps 1--WE ddiBg March"
The floral decorations were superb and the knot
was tied In a perfect bower OF palms and roses.
Miss Annie WuIf acted as bridesmaid and Mr..
Ed Schmidt OF Santa Cruz was best man The
bride looked beautiful In a suit OF white satin
with court train and profusely trimmed with
duchesse lace, and wore ornaments OF diamonds.
the gift OF the groom Al midnight an elegant
supper was serV ed, which Was greatly enjoyed BY
all present
ThornhilI-A bt.
Miss Gusta Abt aud Mr.. Thomas Thornhl
were married on Sunday, the 10th Inst, at the
Fourth Congregational Church. The guests as
sembled at the church to witness the ceremony
and were afterwards conveyed in carriages tc
the home OF the brides parents 7o8 Vallejo
street. where a sumptuous wedding feast had
been prepared. Alter due justice had been done
the good things from the latder and cellar, tht
guests were entertained With good instrumental
and vocal music until late In the night.
Y. Nj. 4. Celebration.
San Francisco Council No celebrated ii.
seventh anniversary last Thursday evening Al
Odd Fellows Hall, and the affair was pro
nonnced The most successful OF any given bl
popular No. z. The stage was artistically deco
rated With choice exotics and resembIed YER