The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-30

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ward NJ. Greenway. Edward H. Sheldon,
/ A. 3. Russell and II. A. Wildeman of the
Hawaiian Islands.
Mrs. William Kohl and Miss Mamie E.
] Kohl have closed their home at San
| Mateo and have taken the Goad resi-
| dence, corner of Cough and Washington
streets, for the winter.
Miss Daisy Van Ness has been the
| guest of Senator Jones at his home in
/ Santa Monica.
Mrs n c Merriam and family arrived
/ from Vancouver Barracks early in the
week, and will spend the winter In this
Mrs stoney, wife of Lieutenant C. NJ.
Stoney, Z. S. N, is now at the Naval
Academy, Annapolis, where Lieutenant
stoney IS stationed.
Miss Edith Findley is visiting Mrs.
Schmiedell at the Waldorf-Astoria. and
VIII remain IN New York until January
Katherine have returned home after a
delightful two months visit TO Homo
lulu.
One Of the most delightful sacred con-
Tcerts OF the season was held recently at
the Central Methodist Episcopal Church
at Stockton, presided over by the Rev
The recital was given by Professor
Lewis Thwaites. the celebrated organist
Cathedral. London, and who is now the
organist of the Stockton church.
Mr.. Horace Vincent won great praise
for, his rendition OF the beautiful . rect
Messiah Comfort Ye My People and
Every Valley
Mr.. Thwaites rendered with splendid
precision the beautiful movement from
Mendelssohn's concerto, the andante in
from violin concerto in &. This organ
solo. as well as the entire programme,
was much appreciated. 1t is proposed 70
give the recitals at regular intervals. The
programme follows:
Organ solo. sonata, D minor "a. Gull
manD, Lewis Thwaites anthem, Can
tata Domino" in F (Bayley), choir; solo,
"Imperfectus" (Sir William ROBINSON,
Mrs. L. Thwaites; organ solo, . Rhapso-
Lewis Thwaites; duet and chorus, II
Miss n sa'g n. Gross, Miss r, Gross and choir:
and air, Every Valley HandeD Hor-
ace Vincent; quartet. Jerusalem" par
kerr Mrs. Holly Miss Gertrude Hatch,
them. Il Am He That Liveth', (simper),
choir; bass solo, NJ. L. Parks: organ
solo, andante in G, from violin con
certo in c (Mendelssohn). Lewis Thwaites;
111 choir; organ solo, ''Triumphal
March in D Oemmens), choir.
The choir one of the largest in the
State. IS composed of the following: So
pranos-Miss NJ. Gross, Miss r. Gross,
Mrs Bradley. Mrs. Light. Mrs: Colds
worthy, Mrs. ". E. Tretheway, Mrs. Hol-
", Miss NJ Gribble. Miss B. Martin, Miss
t. Barber. Miss ]. Brown and Miss F.
Brown. Altos-Miss G. Hatch, Mrs. H.
Thwaites and Mrs. Westbay. Tenors-
Messrs. Horace Vincent, NJ. Wenk. w. E.
Tretheway, w. E. Askins. ". Hammond
P Par f J. P 81 williamson ons F Guernsey, Mr.
Hardy and Mr. Dale:
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Duffy of 1918 Fell
street celebrated the tenth anniversary OF
their marriage on Monday evening, DC
tober Il. The evening was most enjoyably
spent in dancing until midnight when
was resumed. Among those present We're:
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Duffy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Langlois, Mr.. and Mrs.
P F. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Church, Mr.: and Mrs. George Duffy, Mr.
John Stevens. Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. puffey,
Mrs. Colonel Wet Driboll. Mrs; 8. J: Gar
teen, Mrs. Virginia Mooney, Misses Kittie
Katie Hicks. Miss Clara Michan, Miss
Emma Jarvis, Miss Annie Clune, William
Curlette, Richard 0,Neill, Robert Duke Duke
George Langlois, Harry Polletus, Tom
Kavanaugh and Captain VIII Jarvis.
A pretty home wedding occurred last
Tuesday at the family residence of Mr..
and Mrs ]. H Garrett, S16 Turk street
when their daughter. Miss Helen Garrett
was united in marriage arr to J. IN 3; MGIe lev
lastly garlanded for the occasion, and
many immediate relatives and friends were
present. Rev. Father. Prendergast, Vicar
General off1ciated. After the ceremony
all the guests participated in the mar
rage feast. and the happy couple left
a large circle of acquatntances and is well
liked and esteemed by all. The groom
is a young assayer, and Is identified with
large enterprises of mining character.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Robertson cele-
brated their silver wedding Saturday
Iaafr raF
street. Among those present We're: Mr..
and Mrs. Alexander Robertson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles. Cottrell MI and Mrs j. w;
Mrs. William Mullins Sr., Mr.. and Mrs.
E. McKarley, A. English, James Donvard
and Hugh Dougherty; ,o,,,aa 80 ,,,a.
Catharine McGrath took place at I o'clock
Wednesday morning October rs, at st.
formed by the Rev. Father Kirby. The
church was beautifully decorated with
white chrysanthemums and yiolets.
Miss Posey McGrath, the brides sister,
acted as maid of honor. Charles Calnan
was the best man.
4 pleasant surprise party was rendered
Saturday evening, at her residence. 80
Golden Gate avenue, to celebrate the an
niversary of her birthday. The evening
was spent. in singing, dancing and music.
At late hour the guests repaired to the
dining room, where refreshments were
served. Those present were: Miss Mar
guerite Kane, Miss Rose Wagner, Miss
Rena Trigg, Miss Eva Conway, Miss
Mary Bryne, Miss Josie Sullivan, Miss
May Carter, Miss Eta Dwyer, Miss E
Queen Montgomery, Miss Edna Montgom-
cry Miss Frances O'Nei, Miss Oi1vett
Trade Miss May CaVanaugh, Miss Clara
Liebscher Miss Lizzie Brough, Mr. and
Mrs Farmer, Mrs. McCord, Mrs and
Miss Smith, L. Henderson. J. MacEwen,
w Rattigan, W. Young, E Moore w
Pabst, G. brady, E. Montgomery, d.
Mooney, II. Duncan. r. Smith. c. Fl. Han
sen, H. Mack Love A. Fish, E. Robinson.
A Raymond and ]. Butler
The pupils of L. P Latimer, the artist.
gave him a most delightful surprise at
his studio in the Croker building, on SAT-
urday afternoon, the occasion being Mr.
Latimer's forty-frst birthday anniver-
sary The students presented him with
a handsomely embossed match case. The
pupils who participated in the affair We're:
Miss J. E. Chapman, Miss Helen sayl.
Miss Louise Bruner, Miss K L. McCar,
thy Miss F. Edith WhitesfeId, Miss Ag-
mes McCrystal, Miss L. de Frasse Miss
Lucy CrolI, Miss Alma Knight, Miss Flea
nor Plav, Miss E. Walters. Miss Belcher.
Miss Edith Olsen, Miss z. Becwick. De
Neale Morgan, Mrs. A. F. Searborn Mrs
E.. Smitten, Mrs. Alfred Very and E. H
Webb.
The next dance of the First Friday CO.
tillion will be given November 4, in the
Supreme Court building 305 Larkin street
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