The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-12

The San Francisco Yacht Club gave bop at
It's clubhouse in SausalitO lasLSaturday even
ing. A supper was spread in The uining-roum
aud about forty couple participated. Among
those present were; Mr.. and Mrs. Kilgarif, Mr.
and Mrs. Preston Mr.. aud Mrs. F. b. Chandler
Mrs Hunter, Misses lie Count, Miss Currer Miss
Scott, Miss Danforth, Miss Msrcado, Mr.. ana
Mrs. de RuyteT; MessTs. Costigan, Clement,
Davis Ball. Wright. Nc Pherson, Cameron,
Peekham, Mcintosh and Commodore Cute.
Prominent among the most recent cOntribu-
lions to "Our Fresh Air Fund.-" gotten up by
Life OF New York. appears this interesting item;
Proceeds Of children's fair, held by Maude.
Belle EdiIh, harry and Miller, at san Rafael
Cal SIPS 90"
MI and Mrs. James D. Phelan pleasantly en-
tertained Judge J. V. Cofey and his nephew,
Mr.. +. Codey, recently at PhelaD Park.
James A. Garfield Relief Corps, No. 81, will
hold an open meeting at Shiels Building this
evening. a prize ring cake is among the altrac-
lions.
The reorgantzed Nyaya Club have elected the
following officers: President William Cole;
Vice President, Parker JONES' Secretary W. B.
Nyei Treasurer, E. Sullivan SeTgeant-at-Arms,
7. d. Nyei Investigating Committee-R e. VII
sou Chairman, Frank Coulter and NJ. j. Tobiu,
Alta Parlor, No. g. n. ID. G. W, will give an
entertainment and dance at Saratoga Hall this
evening
The Del Monies second invitation ball takes
place al Odd Fellows hall this evening. A Lar ge
attendance is expected.
The regular quarterly social OF the County
Monaghan Social and Benevolent Club VIII be
held al metropolitan Lower Hall, corner of Fifth
aud Jessie streets, this evening.
The Kings Daughters Anniversary.
a very pleasant ana instructive entertainment
vas given last evening by the Friendly Circle Of
" The Kings Daughters" in the Central Method
--ist Episcopal Church, on Mission street, between
Sixth and Seventh. The organization, which is
well known here and in tie East does much
good IN helping real need suCO as comes to their
hand TO do The present circle has grown from
nucleus Of ten members, ana they cover firld
that would otherwise escape notice. Among
other kindly actions il Is known that they Ie-
Gently helped bright young lady TO tie adVan-
tages OF a college course.
The programme OF exercises of this their sec
Ond anniversary was as follows: Organ y0un-
taiy, Professor hatzenbachi hymn; prayer, Dr.
W. ". Case; words OF welcome, Miss NJ. Heath /;
sreport OF Secretary, Miss L. Stealey; reporJ OF
Treasurer Miss L. Brown vocal solo, The
King OF Love My Shepherd Is" (GouuOd), Miss
=. Hert; address, To the Kings Daughters"
Mrs. J. 6. Clark, State Seer etaIyi letter, from
Mrs. Margaret BOtlome, President Kings
Daughters, New York, Miss e. Bray quartet
consider the Lilies" (Bennetr, Miss Heit, NJ
ana Parent and MIR. Morris; add ess,
'Helps aud HIndranees 10 Christian Work."
MIS-. Sarah b. Cooper; hymn; benediction. The
Hall was decorated With taste and originality. In
the center Of the organ-lOft panels affixed
- purple Maltese cross, the emblem OF the aSso-
citation. Round il were set lovely vases OF n.y.
Urangea bloom and brilliant dahlIas against a
background OF palms and grasses. From above
depended dainty baskets Overlooking with scar
let tuchsla sprays, nastuitlums aud ferns. a
large and select audience enjoyed the entertain
ment throughout being especially Interested in
lie addresses. The music was delightfully."- rem
dered, aud altogether the anniversary celebTa-
Ton was memorable one.
The members OF the Friendly Circle are: Miss
Carrie Brown CTreasureD, Miss Minnie Berlin
geI, Miss Ida Berringer, Miss Florence Middle
lLi-s, Miss Lulu Stealey Secretary, Miss Mary
y Ietts, Miss Grace Bray, Miss Christine Par
il@man, MISS Lizzie Barrowman, Miss Frankie
kInuiug, Miss Maud StapetOn, Miss Florence
S;apletOn, Miss Jennie KInsman, Miss Minnie
hlnsman, Miss Matte Heath (PresldenU
The MfIIer-Cassidy Wedding.
The wedding Of Mr. John T. Miller and Miss
Maggie Cassidy was celebrated last Sunday
evening at the residence of Mrs. Il. NJ. Dwyer,
on Franklin street The large double parors
were canvassed and handsomely decorated with
flowers, evergreens and smilax AT o'clock
tie bridal party entered the paIlor 10 the
strains OF MendelsSohn's wedding March," the
bIide leaning upon the arm Of Mr.. NJ. s. Dryer,
WHO gave her away and Mrs. h NJ. Dryer was
escorted by the groom Mi. NJ. Ii. Nikens was
best man, and Miss Alice Dwyer acted as brides
maid. The beautiful ceremony Of the Catholic
Church was performed by Rev. Father COye.
Alter tie ceremony the guests sat down to an
elaborate dinner, which was enliyened by toasts,
music ana expressions OF good Will toward the
newly Married couple. 4AlttT supper Inc guests
INDUCED III music singing ana dancing until
late hour when the happy couple departed. The
presents were numerous, handsome and sub
s.antiaL
Among those present we're: Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Miller, Mr. and Mrs q. Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs f.
Howe, Mi. and Mrs. E. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs.
5 Dwyer, Mr.. aud Mrs. W. II. BOokstaYer, Mrs.
FagefbeIg Mrs. NJ. Kelly Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome
Deasy. Mr. and Mrs. l. walls, MI and Mrs. I:
Harrington, Mr.. and Mrs. T. hetch, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Nj. Harrigan, Mr.. and Mrs. La Befge, Mr.
and Mis-. KearBey, Mr.. and Mrs. de COurcy,
Nj. and Mrs ID. W. Mcneil, Mr.. and Mrs. f.
DeYine Mrs L. +. Blake. Mr. and Mrs. HenkO,
MIR. and Mrs. J. silva, Miss Alice !. Dryer, Miss
Maggie McMahon, Misses Agnes and Ida
Hatch, Miss Gussle King, Miss Lucy
Reach, Miss Tessie Roach, Misses Julia and
haiie Hetteran, Miss Mary Deady, Miss Hattie
Cabe, Miss Nellie Devlne, Miss Lucy DeVlne,
Miss Mary Craven, Miss Jane Craven, Miss An
ME Burkhardt, Miss Lizzie Ward, Miss Nellie
Duwuey, Miss Minnie Perry, Miss Maggie Dona-
Lue; Messrs. NJ. II. Wilkins /. +. Dwyer, ". +.
FageiberE John Rogers, David Kidd John Coui-
ter " illiam Savage, Richard QuInlan, John
Lazarus, Thomas Roach, John MeDaniels, &.
Moqntz, W. Inrnnbul A. J. Dunbar e. Walker
i. johnson, John Dorgan, ii. Nelson.
The Garfield Club Party.
The Garfield Social Club gave It's second party
of 1890 last Friday evening at 925 Carp street.
The house was tastefully decorated for the &C.
cason.
The following programme was rendered: Mr.
Fred FaErenhoiZ (PresidenD, welcoming ad-
dress; Miss Isabella Rill, piano solo; piano
duet Miss Stella Lauterwasser and Miss Maud
Hauies; Mr.. Frank Reeds songs received
thunders Of applause. Others sang and played
much 10 the pleasure OF the guests. The pro
eramme being concluded, games we're INDUCED
IN Until supper was announced, when all, led by
MI. Henry LaUterwasser and Miss HUI, marched
10 the dinlng-roomi where a bountlinl repa isi
was enjoyed. Dancing was then resumed until
tile morning hours. 1t was the unanimous YER
dict that this was The most enjoyable party ever
held under Ihe auspices Of the club.
Those present were: The Misses Emma, Clara
and Stella LauIerwasseT, Miss Isabel Hill, Miss
May Cooper, Miss Maud Harries, Miss Lena
Mack Miss Dora MOhrl, Miss Susie HAYES,
Miss Olivia Sands, Miss Clara Sanderson, Miss
Matte Scott, Miss julia Whitney, Miss Ella Cod
ington, MISS Enc Buiris, Miss Ella Harrold, Mr.
and Mrs. Lauterwasser, Mr. and Mrs. 5. Thomp-
sou, Mr. and Mrs. I. j. Gruenhagen, Mr.. Henry
Lauterwasser; Messrs. F.'FahrenhOlz, c. SIlnan,
T. Grundell, Frank Reed, L. Made, A. Wallace,
Oswald allaee, L. Green. " alter Mack, W
Brown. I. Wallace, w. Hansell, Walter Cox
Eugene Roberts, c. Lauterwasser, 6. Warner
Andrew Made, E. James and NJ. ParIser
The ruerin-Thomppon Wedding.
The wedding of Mr.. e. S. Fuerin and Miss
Lena Thompson was solemuized in the presence
OF a large number OF friends and relatives at Th'
residence OF the groOm's parents on Saturday
last at 533 Bryant street, Rev. j. FueDdelinl
officiating. The parlors were handsomely
decorated with ferns and flowers for the occa
sion.
After the marriage the party assembled in The
diuiug-roOm, where a sumptuous supper was
served. An orchestra dlscOursed sweet music
while the merry couples mingled in the dances
which continued until late hour. The presents
were very numerous.
Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs
Hintz, Mr.. and Mrs. Seaman, Mr.. aud Mrs. e. S.
Fuerin. Mr.. ana Mrs. Peters, Mr.. and Mrs. W
Z. Kuker, Mr.. and Mrs. w. 1hiesen,
Hr. and MIS-. XandeTwerd, Mrs. G. Fuenn
ST., MIS-. NJ. Fuenn, Mrs. Kline, Mir
and Mrs. MeGruder,. Mrs Donovan
Miss A. Jansen, Miss III. Jansen, Miss NJ
Thiesen; Messrs. J--H- Fuerin sr7 c. Fuern Jr.
J., H. Fuerin Jr, X. Danman, ID. Meren, Mr.. anC
Mrs, C. Pless N. Sulewsky. +. Rafferty,, Mr.
Thiele, j. Horn, f. HlniZ, A. HintZ, w: HnIz, }
Donovan n. Voss, G. Walker, g. kaufman, w
Rush, J. Rush, J. Donahue Esq, W. Fletcher. j
Pufuhageu OfTibnT0n,C. Smith, Master ii. Lude
man. II. MeYe, C. Brinkman, Mr. and Mrs j. H.
Openshaw
BtrIhday Party on Fifth Street
very enjoy able evening was passed on Thurs
day last by the gentlemen friends OF Mr. JONI
w. Norton, the veteran, who invited them Il
celebrate the slxtleth anniversary of his birth
day at BAT Fifth street Songs and speech
making were In order during the evening Aite