The San Francisco call., 1898-03-27


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 ' N ter Corwin on Monday after S\ noon by Lieutenant B. M. Ches- 4 y well. Among the guests were:
 MT and Mrs. Proctor, MT. and Mrs Cullen, the Misses Blankart, Lieu tenant Billiard, Captain Herring, Lieu tenant Uberroth and Assistant Engineer Rock. n,
 The engagement is announced of E. M Van Frank. superintendent of the Sutro Railroad Company, and Miss Lucy A. Henning, a daughter of Mrs Matilda fleming, widow of the late William Hen ming. The bride resides with her mother at F Lexington avenue. It Will De ah i1eAS'- ter wedding.
 Miss Eva Harris. daughter of Hon B. F Harris. formerly of Calaveras, now or this city. and Dr. E. M. Stealey, were married on Wednesday at the nome r,d pa the brides parents, SZI Lyon ,s, slref' of white moire silk, and was attended by her SIS ter. Miss Anne Hawes, as brldesIlIaiu, S iIn William Pray acted as pest ,daa 1,al ua little Miss Zita Hawes and Mildred Ha"es were the flower children The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr. Earrano' pastor of Howard Presbyterian Chu6cn 4 The University of California G!ee, BanJo and Mandolin clubs will give their Irst concert since the recent reorgLL reorganLlzaaIlon atln of the three clubs into the MuSlcal Asso- ciation of the University of CallIorllla oli f f1Tidav evening, April l. The names or arIIyS pIaGIy a score of prominent society women of Oakland and Berkeley appear in the list of patr2nesSes, Ai1TIs Wrs VII WIT Magee. Mrs. A M. Rosborough; Mrs. George w Baker. Mrs. w. F. WlIIaIn- n son. Mrs. Thomas Crellln, MFs' IT Dol. mer, Mrs. A. W. Haynes, Mrs " F. sharon, Mrs. F. M. Smith, Mrs. w; H. Chickering, Mrs. A. A Moore ana Mrs' H. ;rbo h 6e5GT" beITIT organized Musical Associa- ton is composed as follows; ,,.-. General manager. Hugh McC. WepSsIier,; sIisi, First tenor, Benjamin BakewelI, Alien Alien smith, Charles Eiston, Henry Brtzard; second tenor, B. H. Donnel, Haro1d Symmes, Hartley PeaTt: Irst oa9S, g Wins: vii second bass D. A. Picotte, Charles Trip Ter. H. F. Freeman. H. McC. Webster; Hanna. Mandolins, J. R. Baird, IL T. r Rooney, c. R. Morse, F. White, F. S- Pache, L. F. Eaton; guitars, Allen smith L. T. Wagner, Charles Elston, |; F. Ea- ion: banjos, A L. Hart, F. w. Phelps, c. R. Morse, D. s. Rosener; cello, Edward G. Kuster: director. c. R. Morse.
 Among those sailing on the steamship Moana Wednesday, March g. were:
 bank, Miss Mary Burbank, George P. Castle. Miss Lillian CroGkeT' George 5 5; children and nurse. w. R. Harrington and wife, R. Fleischman and wife, Miss M E. Killeau, Miss II. T. Leighton, F. w Macfarlane and son, A; R. Nickels, L. s. Prior. Miss A. w. Rankin, w. Ran kin. J. G. Rothwen. Mrs. Scdmore. R. c. Scott. Mrs. A. M. Sheldon and maid. Will liam Stoddart, H. D. Stone and wife, V. D. Williamson, E. A. Young, F. Young, J. w. Young.
 For Auckiand-F. E. Baume, Miss B. Brawn, Alexander Goodlet. Thomas GOodlet, A. H. Johnson and wife, Miss M.
 For Sydney-Mrs. c. w. Carleton, Col. Farrell and wife. Miss Farrell, A. H. Hale, c. c. Kelly, H. H. Kingsbury, w: A Koneman and wife, Durward Lely and wife, Charles Markell, wife, two children and nurse, Miss Mary McCrimmon, w. B. Middleton, r. E. Miller, wife and two children, G. Pelissier, w C. Quinby, E. M Scoville, Julian Shoemaker.
 Join at Honolulu for Sydney-F. c. Mitchell, ". P. Whitley.