The morning call., 1893-06-12
MISCELLANEOUS.

A pretty wedding took place last Tuesday
afternOOn at the residence OF Congressman
Eugene F. Loud, 1919 Golden Gate avenue.
The contracting parties were his daughter,
Miss Oda Loud, and Captain Julius Calundan
Of MorSe's Patrol. Rev. Horatio Srebbins Off
ciated al the ceremony, which was followed by
a hounteous repasI in which the intimate
,riends of The happy couple participated. Later
n the day CAPTAIN and Mrs. Caiiundan de-
rted on a southern trip.
'Miss Mabel Ethel jenkins, daughter of Mr..
ano Mrs. Charles II. Jenkins, was married on
Wtdn sday evening. June Z, 10 William p.
Robinson, formerly or Camden, Me. at the
residence OF the brides parents 906 4nchez
street. Miss Alberto Ridley of Alameda was
tie maid Of honor and Charles II. jenkins Jr.
acted as best man. The rooms were very taste
fully decorated with flowers and evergreens.
pur national cOlors formed canopy, under
which the happy couple were united in wed
.uck by Rev. julius Fuendeling. Many yalua-
u.e and handsome presents were received.
The wedding OF Miss EsteIla Asch and p.
Baum took place at Befsaglieri Hall week
ago last night. The ceremony was performed
q; O'clock in the presence OF about 80 guests
Congratulations followed and then a sumptuOus
dlhuer was served. Afterward dancing was
enjoyed until a late hour.
a most pleas mt surprise party was given by
some N-rmOnteTs friends OF Mrs. Jennie Gill
man. of All Tenth street, on saturday evening.
The company were favored by selections from
Dr.. Roberts, Mrs BoStwck and others, after
where bounliful supper was spread in AIRS.
Gilman's well-HnOwu style.
4 number Of young people surprised James
SkeiIey last Saturday -yening al his residence,
"a Rausch street. Dancing aud other amuse
mentS were INDUCED in. An appropriate ad-
dress by NJ. +. Dunlevy congratulating Mr..
Skeley on the attainment OF his majority was
a feature OF the occasion.
Mr. and Mrs. j. ". Newbert were pleasantly
surprised recently at their residence, 3IS Noe
street, by jolly party Of their ultimate friends
Dancing md hon
a sumptuous supper was served, which was
followed by more dancing.
On last tuesday evening Miss PeaTle Myers
with her iIcnds. enjoyed themselves at her
residence, 500 O'Farren street, before her de-
partute Tor tie country Tie evening was
pleasantly speni with songs and Rotations
until l o'clock, when sumptuous repast was
served, after which the guests retired 10 their
respective homes well pleased with the even
iug's entertainment.
delightful dinner party was given by DIR.
and MIS-. +. B. Perrin last Tuesday evening ar
their residence. on Clay street The affair was
In honor OF General WADE Hampton OF South
Carolina and party, who are visiting this coast,
Those present were: DR.. and Mrs. L. B. Per-
lin. Mrs. John McMullin, Miss NJ. S. Hampton.
Miss V. q. Long, Miss Lucy Herndon, Miss A.
S. Has ELL Miss Ella Goad, Miss Adele Perrin,
Miss Helen lerrin. General Wade Hampton,
Is. ". Taylor, Charles Z. Thomas, DR.. Parker,
Sheldon, Edward NJ. Greenway, Charles X.
Macintosh and Cutler Paige.
Mrs. Thomas II. Ruger gave a delightful
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lieu. Every feature OF The affair was perfe CT,
the decorations being pretty and the menu very
choice.
Those present were: Mrs T. H. Ruger Mrs
A. II. VOornes, Mrs. J. V. ID. Middleton, Mrs.
w. r. Hail. Nus. illiam kaeedler, Mrs. j. S.
Wethe: ed, Mrs. Dougheriy, Mrs. Hopkins, Mrs.
Wright and Miss kuger.
Odd Fellows Hail was crowded to the doors
last Fiday evening when The Native Sons of
vermont gave their regular monthly entertain
meut. The programme was unusually Interest,"
Y. W he'd. for
encores could not be granted. The programme
was follows:
Overture. Blum's orchestra; vocal variations
Carnival of Venice" Paganini-RoeckeD, Nine
Ellen Coursen- Roecke accompanied by Joseph
koeckel: irIo, romanza, "HClair," (Parteel
Lille Vincent manGuns; delsar;eau Qnove-
ments and eXpressonS). Miss Pearl L. Thicker:
TWO cb0ruses (d), when Flow 'Iets Are Spring
ing'' ROssnD, ~ Cradle Song" (Brahms1;
Ladies Choral" conducted by Nine. RoeekeI
Drama In Two acts, among the Breakers" by
Nermonters' Dramatlc Company: David Muf-
lay William NJ. Ogilvie; Larry Divine, Charles
Darlington; Hon. Bruce Hunter; Harry Mel
eudy; Clarence Hunter, George Y. STANLEY
Peter Paragraph, Frank X. Hayes: Scud, Frank
j. Stuart; Miss Minnie DaZe, Miss Hattie
Wblteside: BesS Starlight, Miss Grace Clark;
Mother Carey. Miss NJ. Waite; Biddy Bean,
Miss Ida Whlteside.
Mrs. 5. +. Thorn gave a charming lunch
party at tDe Palace Hotel last Tuesday and en-
teItained Mrs. Frank Allen Of Washington.
y. o., ana Mrs NJ. Allen OF Menlo Park and
Mrs. Meares.
MIR. and Mrs. James Wainwright have issued
cards Announcing the marriage OF their daugh-
Ter, Miss Ella Frances ainwrighi and q. oree
Mortimer FRANKS, which took place last Thurs
dav al their residence, S09 Taylor street
James Power ana Miss Bertha Erlenhejm
gave pleasant surprise party on Saturday
evening 10 Thomas Gaven at his residence,
31912 Bryant street.
About sixty friends of George II. Moulton
assembled al MS residence. 2316 Folsom street,
last Wednesday evening and commemorated
hxrt Jim
aim surprise party. Games were played,