The morning call., 1893-01-09


this city and they greatly enjoyed the entertain
nent provided for their dedication
The Barnes Delmas wedding, which took place
last Thursday afternoon, is the first important
wedding OF the season. Il is pleasure TO see
TWO families that have grown up side BY side IN
This new country united by matrimonial lies.
such events are OF vast importance TO the com
muuity at large and the foundation Of future
social solIdEy. Od and respected families VIII
go farther In giving a country a good standing 10
The eyes OF the world than all the gold that was
ever mined IN this great and glorious State; and
II is only by Such unions the one OF last Thurs
DAY that the social welfare OF the country can be
secured.
The recent delightful entertainment given by
Mrs Clara L. CatheTwonG, 10 honor OF her CHARM
ing daughter. Miss Jennie Catherwood, has been
tie talk If society folSs all the week.
The house was beautifully decorated with all
tie usual Christmas embellishments and we're
most effectively arranged. Dancing was the
pastime and It's principal feature was Z very
preltIy executed cohlon led by Miss Gather
wood.
The costumes OF The ladies were very rich and
many wore the same dresses rs they did al The
recent fancy dress couIl0n of the Friday Night
Club Al the conclusion Of tie eotilon an ex-
Quisite supper was served and Il was some hours
past midnight before all the guests had de-
parted.
Tie third eotIllon Of the Friday Night Club
was the most successful Of the season and viii be
followed by another grand gathering of the
clans on the 20tn Inst
Nr. George :. Newhaii made a most success
ful leader and introduced f0ur very attractive
figures. VIZ: The Virginia Reel" The Cir
Gus" The Amazon March" and The wheel"
Everybody was happy and Mr.. GIesnway was.
as usual, complmented on his successful
management
The HuugaIiaus came Ia for their share Of
praise The music provided on each occasion this
season being greatly appreciated.
The following ladies' and gentlemen we're in
tie first set: Miss Jennie Hooker MIR. T. II.
sheldon, Miss DimoBd, Dir. Harry Benson, Aiiss
Jennie Cheesman. Mr.. Brooks Jones, Mrs. a. K.
Wood, Lieutenant ". II. COffin. Miss Mamie
HObT0Ok MT. Samuel Ii. Knight. Miss Alice
Simpkius, Mr.. Robert L. Coleman. Miss McNUtt,
Nj \ q. kittle, Miss Nellie Hiilyer, Sir. George
T P Hail. Miss Beth SperEy, Mr.. L. D. Adams,
Jr.
Engagements.
The renewed engagement of Miss Lille Hage-
man and Dr. NesIphall is announced, ana the
wedding has been fixed for ST, Valentines day.
II is announced that the wedding Of Miss
annie Sehlageler and Mr.. Charles LathrOp Will
take place on Thursday, the 18th inst
Tie engagement Is announced Of MI H. B.
Smith, formerly OF This city but now resident
Of Chicago. to MISS Lou Luce. the charming.
wealthy aud beautiful belle OF Bloomington, IN.
Miss Fannie Brnbaum OF this city and Mr.. Il.
j. AbTahams OF Omaha have changed their
wrddiug-day from Sunday The l5Ih inst, the
date originally fixed, to Thursday next.
Tie engagement Is announced Of Miss Alice
Cooper, daughter OF MT. and Mrs. J. B. IT.
Cooper 10 Nh. homas l. Dillon. The wedding
viii take place On Wednesday, February l.
The engagement OF Miss Annie Droger 10 Mr.
Charles blnliHg Of This cly is anu0uuceU.
The engagement Of Miss Annie Frank 10 Mr..
Joseph kOh becheT is announced.
Tie Wedding Of Miss Adah Richards and Mr..
c. 7. Wendell VII take place next Wednesday
afternoon al the residence OF the brides mother,
Mrs. W. ii. Richards, PAP Post street. Only
relatives VIII be present
The engage cement OF Miss Cludie Greenwald to
Albert 5. " allbeTg IS announced. They will re-
CeiYe their friends at The home OF Miss Green
Waid 1913 Cough street. on Sundays, the 15Ih
and 22d ms. and on "Wednesday, the 1Sth inst
Miss Aileen IYers, daughter OF Mrs. Richard
Iyers Of this city and Mr.. Edward Moore Rob
InsOn, OF the banking firm OF DTexel, Morgan &
Co. Of New YORK City, viii be married ,O-mOuow
ID New York City. Mi. j. ". ByTue OF this city
cousin OF The bride, VIII act as b 81 man. Mr.
Caiisghau Byrne and Mir. aud Mrs. William o.
/ win are now East 10 attend The wedding.
The engagement is announced Of Miss Edith
Samson 10 Mr.. Sidney Liebes son OF Mr.. Her
man LIebes, president OF The y Orlh American
Commercial Company.
il is announced that Miss Birdie Faif las con-
sented 10 BECOME Princess.
Weddings.
Ex-senator John j. Harfigan, secretary Of
the State Board OF Port Wardens, was married
last Tuesday TO Miss Emma Davis the charming
and accomplished daughter Of Mr.. Morris Davis
deputy warden al Folsom prison. The wedding
took place at Oakland IN the First Congrega.
tiChal Church, and The ceremony that made the
happy couple man and wife Was reformed by
tie Rev. DR.. J. IL. Mclean. Captain Henry
Bingham aud eK-Sher1 Charles McCleFeTty Of
Alameda County, acted as sponsors The affair
quiet, and only the immediate fTiencs OF the
contracting parties were present TO witness the
interesting event. Alter the marriage ceremony
tie wedding party came to San Francisco &c the
Palace Hotel where reception was held. On
tic honeymoon trip Mr. and Mrs. Harrigan VIII
visit Washington, ID. G., and other large Giles on
The Atlantic seabUard.
'Snapper-Royce.
The wedding OF Mr.. Samuel Snapper and Miss
Florence Royce was an event that caused quite a
hutteT 10 theatrical circles last week in this city
The knot was tied on the 29th of December and
tie affair was kept very quiet. Miss ROYCE Is
tie daughter o. Dir. j.. }. Royce, the " Unknown
capitalist OF Vallejo. Tie honeymoon Is TO be
spent IN the southern part OF the state, and Mr..
aud Mrs Snapper viii be away about six weeks.
Tracy-KorbeIl.
Miss Susie Korbell and Mr. William E. Tracy
we're married last Wednesday evening in the
paTi0rs OF Tie First Baptist Church by the Rev
Hendy. The affair was very quiet. and none but
relatives OF the contracting parties witnessed
The interesting ceremony.
Maule-Cooper.
Miss Emma Cooper. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
Z. B. Cooper, and MIR. William L. Maule were
married last Wednesday evening. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. DR.. Mackenzie in the
psri0rs OF The First Presbyterian Church. Miss
Ella Dallam attended the bride as maid OF honor.
and The bridesmaids were bliss Helen Ames and
Miss Lille NcMuFTay. Mr. Andrew johnson
acted as best man. and The usbers were Messrs.
Frederick Dailam aud j. walker Ames. Mr.. aud
Mrs. Maule have gone TO Santa Cruz for their
honeymoon, and on their return they VIII make
thelr home 10 this city.
Fiynn-COyIe.
Mr.. NJ. Flynn and Miss Neltle T. Coyle were
married last Monday evening al ST. mary's
Cathedral by The Rev. Father Montgomery. The
wedding was a quiet affair. and only the i'm
mediate relatives and friends OF the bride aud
groom WITNESSED The ceremony. On their return
from The cathedral the happy pair held recep-
ton, 10 which number o. people were invited
ana after receiving c0ngratu atlOns from all an
adjournment TOOK place 10 the dIDine.room
where delicious wedding feast was served
TIE tOasts TO the bride aud groom were duly
honored and everything passed OF in a very en-
loyable manner The bride is graduate OF the
81. Francis Technical School. The groom holds
responsible position with Messrs Wainwright
q Easlon. After short honeymoon MI aud
Mrs Flynn VIII start housekeeping on Folsom
street.
1.-The Lass That Loved a Sailor"
Miss Annie Kelly and Captain K. Martin OF the
British ship HOwth were quietly married last
Wednesday evening at the residence Of the
BRIDES parents, 1924 Vallejo street. CAPTAIN
Martin has always been a welcome visitor TO the
coast and his OiI-eXptessed Partially for the
city by The Golden Gate Is DOW accounted for by
has leading 10 The altar one OF CafoTaia's Iairest
daughi ers. Only the close personal friends OF
tie happy cOuile were present on the ausplclous
occasion 10 make merry over the Interesting
event captain and Mrs. Martin VIII spend the
honeymoon In The interior OF the State, and VIII
be absent from the city for some considerable
time.
The Dickinson Reception.
General and Mrs. John Ii. Dickinson recently
entertained party OF friends most Hospitality
al Sausallto. weseryed and sumprnous din
ner, which was given in tie rooms OF the Pa
chc Yaclt Club, occupied the early part OF the
evening. Covers were laid for seventeen and the
menu was very elaborate.
After dinner the company adjourned TO the
generals beautiful home adjoining the club
grounds and were there entertained by very