The morning call., 1893-03-13


| to Mr.. +. j. Ornstein is announced.
The wedding of Mr. Fred B. Lake and
Miss Otis viii take place some time next
| month.
! Miss Marie Naglee. daughter of the late
| General Naglee Of San Jose, will be mar
ried in Philadelphia during Easter week to
! Mr.. Robbins, son of Rev. James Robbins Of
! Philade phia.
| Mary Manllock Of this city 10 Mr.. Herman
| Solomon of Whitesboro, Colo.
| The engagement has been announced of
! Miss Zella Holmes to DR.. Tension Deane.
| DR.. Deane is a member of the Receiving
| Hospital staff, and is well known in social
| circles in this eity. Miss Holmes. his
| ftneee, is niece of Oliver Wendell Holmes,
| tue pOet.
Miss Eva Crowell and Mr.. James Ellison
Will be married in the Church of the Advent
| on the 18Th inst.-next Sunday.
The engagement Is announced Of Miss
Belle Newbauer to Mr.. Joseph Guggenheim
Of Portland, Or.
The engagement is announced of Mrs.
Lille Figel 10 Mr.. 2. Shaen, both of this
city.
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Ruby Flint, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. T. B.
tilnt Of Sacramento, to Mr.. James Frank
Hughes of Salem, Or. Ine wedding will
take place on March %.
Invitations have been issuPd for the we'd
ding OF Mss |. Lille Ewing, daughter al eX-
Assent blymau and Mrs. i. /. Ewing. to Mr..
q. c. Nnierberg, TO take place at the
residence Of the brides parents on Thurs
day evening. March Is, at S: 80 o'clock Rel
atives and most intimate friends OF the con-
| tracing parties Will be present
Inc engagement Is announced OF Miss NJ ae
). Evens. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
f. Evens, TO Mr.. Lou w. Claassen, son of
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. Claassen of Hotel Melville,
San Jose.
A Pretty Wedding.
a very interesting and pretty wedding
took place last Tuesday at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. b. Young at 10 Baker street.
The contracting parties were Mr. +. A.
SJrahler OF Yokohama and Miss Nav L.
Stone, youngest daughter of Mrs. c. D.
Stone of city and sister of Mrs. Young.
The ceremony took place in the drawing
room and was conducted by the Rev Mr..
| Bfe:k OF ST. Johns Church. The bridal
procession was led by Masters Harry and
Richmond Young, little nephews OF the
bride, followed by Miss Bertha Corde, The
maid of honor md the rest OF the party.
The decorations in the house were very
elaborate; the draperies were of pink and
Nile green, aud quantities of ferns, fruit
blossoms, hyaciuths VioletS and camellias
were used with charming effect.
After short visit 10 Monterey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Strahler VIII return to this city, and
next Thursday will no d reception at the
Palace Hotel The happy bride and groom
Will very soon dlteE depart Tor Inc East en-
route for EurODe, where they will stay for a
few months, prior 10 their continuing their
journey to their home in Yokohama.
Congratulatory kilograms were received
from Japan, New York and Zurich, the
native home of Mr., Strahler
The engagement is announced of Miss
Maud Badlam, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Alexander Badlam, to Mr.. Frank Bradford
of the mining firm OF Bradford Brothers.
Miss Badlam is well known in society as
bEr set q % Sc an ,Ifs1,
vocalist and lingnist. The Wedding will
take place shortly alter the Lenten season.
A Carnival at San Jose.
"a Californian Carnivap was the chief
social attraction in San Jose last week.
Booths were erected and presided over by
favoriteS in society of both sexes, repre-
senting typical Californian characters.
Californian products were sold to the high
est bidders, and with other attractions the
San Joseans have been having a pretty
| lively time of il lately. Every evening the
entertainment opened with a bright
opefetta, entitled THE Torn Letter" i'm
which our own favorite, Miss Alyina
! Heuer, was the chief attraction MI
Charles Williams of the San jose Evening
News also took part
The ScaRdiHayians.
The thirty-fourth anniversary and bail
given by the Scandinavian Society in Sara
toga Hall on Saturday evening was a pro-
nounced success. The entertainment
opened with songs by the Norwegian, Swed-
ish and Danish singing clubs. and Brunell's
Swedish Quartet Following came tile event
of the evening, the production Of a two-act
comedy entitled, Brother Jonathan: or the
Cattle Dealer From Smaalaud." The parts
were well sustained and the comraIv Of
theSplans gave great satisfaction. At 1880
the hall was cleared for dancing, aud the de-
vOtees of terpsichnrean delights enioved
themselves until O'Clock in the morning.
A Social Party.
Defiance Circle No. 3S, Companions Of the
Forest, gave vely enjoyable domino party
last Thursday evening in Scottish Hall.
Mr.. a. Klaus and Mrs. r. Berback led the
grand march, followed by a goodly company
of maskers in domino costumes Of all shades
and cOlOrs, which made a very effective and
lively scene. Capital dance music was fur
nIshed for the occasion and tho merry mask
ers enjoyed themselves thoroughly until
midnight, at " hich hour the company dis
persed to their homes, highly Gratified with
the evenings jullilicaiion.
The Mackeever Benefit.
1t was terrible stormy night last Tues
day and those who were not obliged TO ven
ture out stayed at home. consequently all
the places of amusement suffered. This
was particularly the case at Union-souare
Hall where Mr. Mackeever had q benefit
entertainment, A very good programme was
presented in which several popular society
artists took part Miss Mahoney's Visit to
the Dentist" was cleverly recited by Miss
Eva Peck, Mr.. Andrew T. Bo-
CART sang Loves Sorrow" very
effectively and in response to a
hearty encore gave The Heart Bowed
DOwH" in fine style. Miss Annie w.
Clark and Nine. NJ. Z. Halpruner ac-
quilted themselves creditably,. and there
was very prettily arranged GpSy dance
by the Misses Eva Peck. Susie Evans Edna
ROwell, Mary Walters, Daisy Simpson. Ida
Gilbert, Eta Barney and Gertie Siowell.
Doctor ebeTst made the hit of he even
ing with his drOll specaites, ana the instru-
mental selections by d. Mansfield and
pupils were greatly appreciated. After
the entertainment there was an informal
dance.
The NOrmandie Hop.
One of the leading social events Of last
week was the hop given at the Hotel Nor
mandie on Eddy street. Mrs. E. Knur and
daughters, Misses Bermenia and Emma.
acted as admirable hOstesses. Dancing con-
tinued until a late hour. Among those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. A. Nubn.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Levy, Mr.. and Mrs. l.
| Levy, Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley, Mr. and Mrs.
Jacobs, Mr.. and Mrs. Morrell, Mr. and Mrs.
| Wecksen, Mr.. and Mrs Llepsher, Mr. and
Mrs. Palmer, Mr.. and Mrs. Kuur, Mines
LenGstak, Lada, Steinhoff. Boltinger,
Nupes. Nichols, Cameron, st in, Denzer,
| H. Levy, Hook, Wormser. Jacobs. Leng.
stak, Statham, Warner, Goldman, Blohfn.
E. Knur. II. Knur; Messrs. F. Hess, j. S.
Wardell, j. Hammond. o. Culfschoun, A.
| Lada, b. Erskin, O'Neil, Wigraf. A,
Levy, p Schultz, w. Thorn, J. TedIey. w.
Cameron, G. Reimer, L. Dankauer, Morey,
Schnatzel. Hebbert.
Parties.
Mr.. and Mrs D. bergman were rendered
grand party by number Of friends on
| the evening of March 4, the fourth ami
versary of their wedding day and Mrs. Ber-
ryman's birthday. a very jolly dance
was enjoyed, and at midnight deli
| ciOus supper WAS served, after which
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