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played lively tunes at intervals during the recep-
lion and the marriage feast that followed, Luu-
wig had charge OF tie banquet. which was
served up IN bis best style in the large dining
ROOM and the guests sat around the festiSe
board enjoying the delicate yiands and sparkling
champagne until nearly midnight, when uahcing
was started ard kept up TIL early morning.
The happy pair we're the recipients OF many
handsome presents the brdegfOOm's gift to the
bride being a very beautiful diamond necklace.
The honeymoon will be spent ID the East.
Among those present al the interesting cere.
mOny were MIR. and Mrs. NJ. Solomon, MIR. and
MRS. }. L. Franklin, Ex-Governor Is: Solomon
and Mrs. Solomon Mr.. aud Mrs Felix Lutz. Mf.
and Mrs. NJ. Stern, Mr.. ard Mrs. Moses Cert,
DIR. and Mrs. Max Solomon, Mr.. aud Mrs. Sig
mund Stern, the Misses Cert. MIR. and Mrs.
Com elch Rev. Leo Franklin OF Omaha, Mi. and
Mrs. Jacob Heyman, The Misses Boas, Mr..
Mrs. Klein of Shicsgo. Miss Marguerite Jacobs,
Miss Solomon. Mis- Il. COnrelch, Miss Frances
COnreeh. Mrs. c. Solomon, Judge and Mrs. d.
j. TCohy, MIR. aud AIRS. Theodore Glen. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. w. Titus, Louis MetZger, Alfred Sold
ner, Miss NaHd Davis Miss Hannah COIN, Mr..
and Mrs. Emil Rcsenbsum, Mr. Alfred Soldner.
Miss $. Pearl Dir. and Mrs. ID. COhn, MIR. L. b.
McGlinn ana Louis Sebornberg
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
The wedding of Miss Minnie MeyeIheld and
Mr.. Charles S. ATOIson took place on The 18th
in ST. al the residence OF Mrs. NJ. Meye Geld, I'LL
Post street.
In consequence OF the recent death Of the
brides father only relatives and a few intimate
friends were invited 10 witness the interesting
ceremony, which was impressively conducted By
the Rev. Dr.. NOorsauger. Alter receiving the
congratulations OF their friends and partici-
panng in the marriage feast the happy couple
ueuSTteQ their HONEYMOON. j DblF absence
i from the city VIII be Of short duration, ana on
their return they viii eside al 1928 Bush street,
where they will be at home 10 their friends o.
The last Monday OF every month.
Lathrop-S chIaegeter.
Miss Annie schaegeter and Mr.. Charles La
throp were married last Thursday afternoon at
the home of the bride on Tenth street.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Ia her Sasia OF ST. lgnatius Church
Miss Minnie Piageman was bridesmaid and
Mi. II. A. Cunningham acted as best man.
HE wedding was quiet affair, only relatives
and intimate IilendS OF The bride and groom be-
ing present.
lie happy PAR have chosen Southe IN Call
fornia FOR The honeymoon trip. and on their re-
turn they will occupy their lew hcme on Clay
and BI0ueriek streets.
GohI-O'Donnen.
The wedding OF Miss Mamie ODonnen and
Mr.. William -Gohl, promising young business
man of this city, took place on The 10h inst In
CT atftSh NbutSus 1Ac 4dtASl ia All
nan performed the ceremony.
Tie bride. who is The only daughter OF the late
Mr. James ODOnnell ana niece OF Mrs. Mary
Farrell Of San Francisco. Is q handsome bi unette
aud was elegantly aitiIed IN dress OF orocaded
white SILK, Trimmed with duchess lace. Her
luxurlant hair was dressed a Ia Pompadour and
was ornamented with wreath OF orange bios
SONS that held the bridal veil In position. She
carried a beautiful bouquet Of Nephit os roses
Alter The ceremony The wedding parry, number
ing over lIIy, returned 10 The home of Mrs Far
rel and enjoy, q an elaborate Wedding feast
TIE bride received many beautiful and useful
presents. Mr. and Mrs. Gohl are spending their
honeymoon at Monterey, and their return 10
the city Will reside al S34 Ellis street
The Town and Country Club.
The above is the Title selected by the ladies
for their new club on Bush street, aud at a
meeting last Tuesday regular sci OF rules and
bylaws were approved OF and constitution
adopt d. Ladies living out OF town Will fud he
club great convenience, and the use OF agree
able quarters, such as provided, will prove a
great attraction. The following ladies' have Ell
elected officers for The ensuing term: President,
Mrs. Norman McLareB; yice-president. Mrs
Edwin Lord griffith; secretary, Miss Ethel
Beaver; treasurer, MISS Susie d. Morgan; IL
bTaTiaB, Miss Elizabeth h. Ashe; diieeiOIs-
Mrs. Charles p. Eeils, Mrs John II. HAMMOND,
Mrs. William BOuID, Mrs. Robert 7. Haynr,
Mrs. Sidney Cushing, Mrs z E. Wise; election
commit ee-Mrs. Z. L. Eyre. Mrs. W. +. Nc
NutL, Mrs. Horace Blanchard Chase. Miss Find
Icy, Miss Wheeler.
4-GultS GluDS are DGAlE duNOfattQ Uy S0cietN,
prominent weekly London publication. and has
the earnest support OF many OF the e ding ilier-
airy women IN Tie great city and It's surround
ings. San Francisco has many ladies OF the
pen" that the use of The Town aud Country club
would be a great boon to- and il would be
gracious act II special arTang ments were offered
by the management OF the Country Club for
their accommodation.
Charity Football.
Great hitefest is being NANTES ed by society
circles 10 The great football game that is TO be
played 10 the cause of sweet charity next Satur-
day afternoon by the officers stationed at the
Preside and team OF university veterans. The
game will be played on the Haight- street grounds
ana me Armlage OfphanaEe OF San Mateo aud
the san Francisco Nursery for Homeless Chi
dren are The deserving charities 10 he benefited
by the match.
The Army will don the national eolors OF red.
While aud blue, While the University Veterans
have adopted blue aud while. A number OF
orphan children VIII be- on the grounds aud VIII
have flags OF the opposing teams for sale Tie
gentlemen who viii play are:
Tie Army-MessTs. Wood, Kennedy Or ofton,
Downing. Ricketts,, HurrelsoB Wilcox. Code,
Flaglor, FrankenheImer, Walton, Wilson. Taylor
and Wilcox.
University veterans-Messrs. Clemans, Ben
son, Briggs, Pierce, IIoen, Porter, Brewer.
Morse, Downing, ID. MeLaln, w. l.. McLain,
Graham, WblienOuse ana Mckay.
Tickets for the match will be on sale al
Messrs- sherman and Clay's musIc-stors and at
Ciayburg. GOieher &c Co.'s this week.
The BerIins.
There IS an old saying ''that one may as well
be out Of the world as out Of the fashion, aud
this rule is strictly observed by the select circle
who attend The "BerIins" parties. for last Tues
day evening 1t was very close on 10 O. clock be.
fore the grand march was started. Nine o'clock
is quite late enough, and The ladies should be
persuaded to take little less time IN completion
OF their elaborate toilets and be more punetuaL
The gathering. which numbered some 800, was
certainly the most select To The history OF The
clu0 and IL tberr was slight falling of IN num-
Ders In comparison with previous dances, ihe
Improvement from social point Of view more
than compensate for The dInInutiun in the
attendance. Il was just ton minutes to 10
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