The morning call., 1894-11-19

ana nnal postnuptial leceDtiOn on wednesday
evening at the residence of General w. ii. Oi-
mond, 2224 Washington street. A large num-
Der OF thelr wedding guests callrd and passed
the evening very pleasantly. Mrs. j 'rboe was
assisted In receiving by her sister, Mrs. Joseph
,; Io6ln. Mrs. Russell j. Wilson, MISS Twin.
Miss Ella GOad, Miss Laura Bates, Miss Laura
Mchinstry and Miss Owen.
An out-of-town wedding OF interest took
pace al the residence of Mrs. Charles n CHAM
plon, 1916 Clinton avenue, Alameda, last
Wednesday afternoon. The bride was Mrs.
Champions cousin, Miss Lucille b. Edwards.
daughter OF Mrs. Buffers, who is now in South
AREA, and the groom was Robert Augustus
Bray OF Fruitvale. The guests were limited 20
relatives ana very intimate friends of the con-
tractlng parties. Rev. Father Sweeney of Oak
lana performed the ceremony at half-paSt
CLOCK In the handsomely decorated parlors,
which were adorned vii a profusion of chiys-
antnemums and autumn foliage. Miss julie
conner OF San Francisco was The maid of honor
ana the bridesmaids were Miss Edit. Conner
and Miss Mollle Wethered OF San Francisco,
MISS Henrietta Donuelly of Fruilvale and Miss
Helen Casey of Benicia. Edward Bray acted
as best man and the usherS were Robert How.
ard Bennett and Charles Hubbard. James S.
Welhered. uncle of the bride, gave her into the
keering Of The groom. After the ceremony and
congratulations refreshments were served, and
later In the day the newly welded couple left
10 make southern trip.
The Junior COtlllon Club. which is composed
OF tile younger element OF society circles, held
It's second meeting last Wednesday night d
LuHts Hall and repeated the success they had
a fortnight previous. There we're some very
pretty gowns seen and they were displayed To
cOtillon, which were led by George B. de Long.
The patIonesSes OF the club are: Mrs. j. A.
Hooper, Mrs. John |. Sabin, Mrs. Charles B.
Stone, Mrs. John Bacon, Mrs. A. n. Drown and
Mrs. A. b. Field.
Among those present were: Miss Helen
Stubs, Miss Della Mills, Miss Grace Sabn,
Miss Bernice Drown, Miss Florence Stone, Miss
Jessie Hooker, Miss Alice Schussler, Miss Fay
RambO, Miss Edith Merry. Miss Mabel Bacon,
Miss May Crowell, Miss Bessie Coie Miss
Florence Smith. Miss Frances Curry. Miss Alys
CoweD, Miss Anne Field, Miss Ruth Chamber
lain. Miss Alice Sprague, George Is. de Long,
Willard .. Wayman. A. b. Rice, George Cam
eron. Robert L. Mckee. Walter Landers.
George Gardiner. Bert Conner Gerry Field,
Aylett A. Cotton Jr., Frank King. d. E. Allison
Dr.. Louis Martin, Irving w. Mills, Guy COch
ran. Ray Sherman, Rudolph yer Mehr, Edward
EWell and Herbert lver
The most preteDuous affair of Thursday, and
one that was so replete with pleasure that il
VIII bear repetition, was the musicale aud song
recital given by mrs. William j. Younger at
her home, 1414 California street. The idea
was suggested 10 her by affairs of the kind she
had attended during her visit of a year at
Vienna, and 1t Was carried out most success
fully. In The spacious ballroom and the parlOr
adjoining seats were arranged for The guests,
ana both rooms were artiSticaliy decorated
The parlor was decorated in tones OF pink with
shades of thai color over the cbandell globes
aud pretty blossoms set here and there. Red
predomlnated in the ballroom. where the globe
shades were OF that color, and the roses and
chrysanthemums matched them. Mrs. Younger
was assisted Ia receiving by the Misses Maud
and Bessie Younger. Miss Alice Ames. Miss
Claire Tucker, and Miss Eta Blrdsan of Sacra-
meato who wore becoming lght-tinted gowns
and escorted the guests TO their seats, The
programme was in the form of a booker OF
heavily embossed paper, tied with baby rib
bons. Within were the announcements OF the
numbers and the text of the songs arranged
very neatly. 1t was little after o'clock
when The entertainment commenced. Willis
E. Bachelor was the vocalist. Mrs. Carmichael
Carr the accompanist, aud Slgmund Beel the
solo Vlolinlst.
The programme was as follows: (a) "Come
RI ggio di Sop (Caldara), tb) Nina (Pergo-
iesel. tc) The March OF The Mcguire" tdl
Italian songs, (cl and I'D old Irish songs.
arranged by c. Vlers Stanford aria, "Rendl
y Serene al CYCLIC" (Hand D; andante, rondo
Beel; Allah" (Chadwick). ~ Would That
All These Songs" Maud V. White; 20. My
Rose" "a. Gorlng Thoma,). The audience was
enthusiastic III its appreciation OK the various
numbers, and the time passed very pleasantly.
Light refreshments were serv d. IL was
about O'Clock before the guests departed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs entertained
number OF friends at dinner last Thursday
evening at their home on Pine street. Masses
OF yellow chrysanthemums formed The decora-
ton OF the table. Hubsr's Hungarian Or
chestra played during The service of the dinner.
Their guests were: Miss Jennie Blair, Miss
Lizzie Carroll. Miss Eleanor Wood. Miss Celia
Tobin, Miss Ella Goaa Miss Maud O'Counor
Miss Virginia Fair. Miss Laura Mckinstry, g.
a Baldwin, r. VI. ToDiu, w. s. McMurtry. NJ.
S. Latham, Il. j. CaroIan. Z. NJ. Greenway, A.
H. Small and j. D. Phelan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry j. Crock err gave 20 N
jnyabie dinner party last Thursday evening at
their residence, aud entertained Mir. and Mrs.
G. a. Spreekels, MIR. and Mrs. Russell, j. VIII
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey X. Winslow, Mr..
and Mrs. j. b. Crockett and Mr.. and Mrs. a. NJ.
a. Miller.
Miss Laura MeKinstry entertained several
friends at an informal tea that she gave on
Thursday at her home. 1887 O'Farrell street.
In The evening Allan ST. j. Bowie gave pleas
ant musicale at his residence on jackson street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Gwin gave theater
party al the California on Thursday evening in
honor of tleir daughter, Miss Mary Bell GWIn.
II was followed by supper at their residence
A concert party was given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Jarboe at the Auditorium on Thursday
gentlemen who were their attendants at the
wedding. After enjoying SeheePs music the
party bad supper at the home OF their host and
hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Fl. Seymour gave a delight.
ful dinner party at the Baldwin last Thursday
evening IN honor of MIR. and Mrs. Robert Down.
ing MRS. Downing IS known in public life as
Eugenie Blair. The talented young actress who
has been playing so successfully at the Califor-
MIA Theater during the past Two weeks. The
liable was ornate with beautiful chrysanthe-
NUNS. couple OF hours were devo ed to the
en1oym mt OF an elaborate menu. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Seymour.
MT. and Mrs. Robert Downing, Nine. b. Ziska
Miss Alice Ziska, Miss May Downing Dr. r.
Beverly Cole, George L. Bromley and w. b.
Cooke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francisco de Ojeda entertained
several friends at dinner last Thursday even
Ing al their residence, 1850 California street.
Their guests were Consul ana Nine de la
Lande, Mr.. ana Mrs. Louis AuZerais Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Dubedat, MIR. aud Mrs. E. Ratye.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Durand. Miss Theresa
Hahn, Miss Hansen, Miss Marie Durand,
Robert q. Mackay, William b. Wadron and
Gustav Gutscb
Miss Fanny Croker, who has recovered
from the effects of The painful accident she met
with couple OF months ago, entertained sew
eral young ladies' at luncheon last Friday at
the University Club. Clusters of bright yellow
chrysanthemums formed a pretty decoration
for the table. Her guests were Miss Eta Bro
Mamie BnrliDg,. Miss Maud Younger, Miss
Mamie HoIbrook, Miss Marie Voorhies and
Miss Alice Owen.
Miss Helen WOODWORK gave pretty violet
lunch party on Friday at her honHe. Her guests
were Miss Marian Half of New York Miss
Jessie Coleman. Miss Ethel Tompkins, Miss
Clarice Sheldon, Miss Grace Martin Miss Ida
Gibbons and Miss Isabel McKenua.
DIR. and Mrs. Beverly MacMonagle gave an
enjoyable dinner party at their residence on
Hyde street last Friday evening, and delight
fniiy entertained several OF their friends
Quite large affair was the ma inee tea given
by Mrs. l.. l.owenberg last Friday al her resi-.
dence, 609 Van Ness avenue. Her guests were
invited TO meet The members OF The PhiIomath