The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-13
Commencement Exercises
This Week at the State
University.
ENGAGEMENTS AS ANNOUNCED.
Parties, Personals and Other So
ciety News - The Alumni
Banquet.


rated for the occasion with freshly cut
flowers.
At12 o'clock sharp the BRIDE leaning on
the arm of her brother, Isaac Grant, en-
tered the church. Professor Henry J.
Stewart played the Wedding March"
from "Lohengrin" as they walked up the
aisle The bride was accompanied by her
maid of honor, Miss Emma Fisher. Edwin
w. Jov acted as best man for the groom.
The rector of Trinity Church, Rev. George
Edward Walk, was the principal officiating
clergyman. He was assisted by the Rev.
J. R. de Wolfe Cowie, rector of st. Mat
thew's. At the conclusion of the ceremony
the organist played the Mendelssohn
wedding March," and to its strains the
bridal party left the church.
The wedding breakfast was served on the
lawn, under a large canopy, at Sunshine
Cottage. The guests at the table were:
Judge A. A. Sanderson, the Misses sanderson,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A Fisher, Miss Emma Fisher,
Mrs Goodman, Clarke H. Sampson OF ST. Louis,
Miss Sampson Judge r. B. Carpenter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles S. Wheeler, Mrs. Upham, Mrs.
Sarah B. Cooper, Miss Cooper, Judge Eugene r.
CARRIER, Isaac Grant L. II. Hoefer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Simons, Mrs. Gussie Hammond and W. d.
Ssnborn.
Later in the day Mr.. and Mrs. Joy took
the train for Monterey. They will remain
on the coast about three weeks before their
departure for their future home in st.
Louis.
The wedding of Bryant Hill Barber and
Miss Beulah Sophie Plummer at West
minister Presbyterian Church on May day
was very pretty affair. A reception was
held after the ceremony, attended only by
the relatives and few intimate friends, at
the brides home, 307 Steiner street. The
young couple left on an old-fashioned we'd
ding trip in a carriage through the Santa
Clara Valley and Los Gatos hills. Mr.. and
Mrs. Barber are prominent in Christian
Endeavor circles.
The engagement is announced of George
L. PoWeIson and Miss Maggie Anglin.
The wedding will take place in the latter
part of June.
The marriage OF Miss Dora Becker to
c. Won Oesen will take place on May 16 at
$50 o'clock at st. Markus Church.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Alice Maud Bell and J. c. Hampton, both
of Oakland.
This is commencement week at the State
University. The annual banquet of the
Alumni Association will be held in the
maple room of the Palace Hotel on
Wednesday evening at o'clock Wednes-
day will be commencement day at Berke-
ley, and a large crowd will 60 over from
this side.
The Skull and Keys Society of the State
University viii give its annual dramatic
performance tomorrow evening at Shat
tuck Hall, Berkeley. This performance is
always one Of the Leading features of COM
mencement week at the university. The
play. will be 'Katerine," a travesty on
Shakespeare's flaming of the Shrew,' writ
ten by J. Kendrick Bangs.
Mrs. J. NJ. Driscol and Thomas A. Dris-
coll of Oakland are at Athens, Greece.
NJ. Theo Kearney left this City on Thurs
day last on a trip to Europe.
Mr.. Harry Diamond has returned from a
trip to the Hawaiian Islands.
The Misses LeoRie and Elsie Liebes will
be at home at their new residence, 2723
Pacific avenue, on the second and fourth
Wednesdays.
Mrs. ]. W. Lee and her son left Thurs
day to spend few weeks in Woodland and
Sacramento.
Mrs. Karl Formes and her pupils gave
their second annual musicale at her resi-
dence, S25H Suffer street, last Thursday
afternoon. The programme was delightful
and appreciated by the large audience.
a surprise party was given to Mr.. and
Mrs. ii. G. Logan by about forty of their
friends on the tenth anniversary of their
wedding, Saturday, May 6. Music and
dancing were followed by supper. Mr..
and Mrs. Logan received many presents ap-
those present were:
Miss Ida Drugmond, Mrs. E. ]. steinweg, Miss
Emma Steinweg, Miss Flora Steinweg, Mrs.
Drugmond, Mrs. Logan, Miss K. Sheehan, Miss
/. Sheehan, Mrs. N. E. Bollinger, Edith Boil
hnger, Miss K. Lyons, Miss Tucker Miss F.
Crawford, Miss o. Drugmond, Mrs. E. Under
Miss NJ. Farrell, D. J. Burke, James Knags, S.
Stuparich, J. Guerin, ]. Crowley, D. Donovan
]. Young, DR.. william Ellis, DR.. Edmund
OKeefe, J. Hansen, E. c. SewelI, Herman Drug
mOnd, ]. Seweu, NJ. Sherman, H. c. Logan, Al
Bsrden, J. E. Harris, E. Rosenbsum, George
Stagelieh.
non at his home, 421 Church street, Satur-
day evening, Mayo. Among those pres
ent were:
John Lennon. Mr.. and Mrs John Linehan
Mr.. and Mrs. George Common, Mr.. and Mrs
Ferdinand Olsen, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Dalton, Mrs.
Linehan, Mrs. Greedy, Mrs. Turnan. Mr.. Barry
Miss Kate Haley, Miss Louise c. Molloy, Miss
Fannie Hume, Miss ]. Lennon, Miss Cert
Lennon, Miss j. Linehsn, Miss L. Lennon, Miss
Minnie Robinson, Miss I. Lennon, Ella Len
non, Nellie McDonough, G. Common, ]. Erik
stein, Mr.. Dorph, Ed Carter, J. Lennon, Louis
Litigan, J. McClusky, Charles Litigan, George
Scanlon. Lawrence Balls, II. J. Cronin, w
Wagner, Mr.. Clark, ]. Harvey, C. Schenkel, Ed
McDOnough, Mr.. Winterbottom, w. Linehan,
J. Conlan, w. Bartlett, George Black and
Master t. MeDonough.
Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Peterson celebrated
the lNGHkA -A1in "a tu6lI MeQ~
ding last Wednesday evening with a de-
lghtful reception at their home, SD Page
street. The house was appropriately deco
rated and large party of friends were
present. At II o'clock the guests repaired
to the dining-room, where supper was
served.
A birthday party was given by Miss
Aggie Cannon last Friday evening at her
residence, 157 Ninth street. Games, music
and dancing furnished the amusement OF
the evening. Among those present were
the following:
Misses Annie and Della Murray, Misses Kit
tie, Josie aud Lily Hopkins, Miss Cora Dean,
Miss Kate Lowe, Miss Stella Macintosh, Miss
Maggie Kelleher, Miss Buckley, Miss Mamie
Celyan, Miss Maggie Dunn, Miss Lizzie John
son, Tom and Morris Daley, George Barth, Tom
Brannan, John Dunn, John Macintosh, John
Portney, Mr.. Clancy, John Ford, Mr.. Bush,
Con Leahey, Johnnie Kelleher, Mr.. Mullins.
A surprise party was given the Misses
Sara and Florence Younglove at their resi-
dence, $50 Sixth street, by a few of their
friends of the Central NJ. E. Church last
Friday evening. Among those present
were the following:
W. Marshall, II. D. Strong, B. Runyan, n.
Runyan, z. Berringer, c. Berringer, J. w. Rog-
ers f. Pattison r. B. Baker. C. Baker, II. Har-
ris, C. Jenne, E. Burkhards, q. Semmens. II.
Leonard, F. J. Perry, F. Vantright, 6. Irving,
c. Alison, E. Scott, A. Knudson, c.. Powers, G.