The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-14

A particular attraction at San Rafael at present
is The extraordinary number OF bellies among the
fashionable visitors 10 this pleasant summer re-
treat.
PARTY on Greenwich Street.
Last Saturday evening the numerous friends OF
Miss Annie Smith assembled at the residence OF
Miss Kitty Burns aud proceeded 10 the homo
of Miss Smith, 617 Greenwich street The young
lady was absent when the guests arrived, and on
her return was very pleasantly surprised.
The evening was pleasantly spent In dancing,
singing and games, and at II O'Clock all adj
journed TO tie diuing-room, where an elegant re-
past was rtaken OF.
Among those present were: Mr., and Mrs. T,
Patton, Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Sullivan, Mr. aud
Ms. j. II. Capp, Mr. and Mrs. NalerO, Mrs.
Hoffman, Mrs. Canvan. Mrs. Gil over, Miss Annie
Smith, Miss Mae 0'Neill Miss ellie Cleme nts
Mrs. Hatton. Miss Mary Roddy, Miss Nellie
Kennedy, Miss kittie Bowers. Miss X. Burns
Miss NJ. sullivan, Miss A. Fitzgerald. Miss Julia
f. Phelan, Miss Laura Miller, Miss T. johnson,
Miss NJ, Burns, Miss X. teeney, Miss n.
McNulty. Miss NJ. Stein. Dir. n. T. C0ulsOn, DE-.
Merry; Messrs. II. Sarsted, w. Bowers, j.
McGlffen, r. HagerIy, W. BIakeley, Jessie Miller,
II. Cordes, W. 1yrrel, G.: Rrtn, {. Hlldebrandt,
De Witt Cummings, q. Waterman, Frank Lan-
sing, I. Smith, V. Whilcomb, }. Rector, w.
Brown, Frank CLARK, James Broderek'
The De Kny-Yomng Wedding.
The wedding OF Miss Carrie Young, daughter
Of Mr. ana Mrs. NJ. Young, and Rev. George de
Kay of Greenwich. ONO took place at the resi-
dence Of tile brides parents, 927 Golden Gate
avenue, Wednesday morning, the 9th inst. MIR.
Milton X. Young brother OF the bride, acted as
best Eau, aud Miss Melissa Levin, cousin Of the
bride, bridesmaid. The ceremony WAS per-
formed by Rev. Mr.. Cross of Saratoga, Cal. The
presents were numerous and costly. AT $3.50
o'clock the happy couple departed Tor Santa
Cruz aud Los Angeles 10 visit friends and Iela-
lives. They Will reside after September al
Greenwich, ono.
Party on Bry ant Street.
large and select company assembled last
Saturday evening at the rooms OF lie Coral
Social Club, 721 Bryant str eel, TO celebrate the
twenty first anniversary of MIR. j. Saunders
eldest son of Major aud Mrs. Fred Saunders.
The hall was tastefully decorated with flags,
flowers and garlands of smilaX by the members
OF the club, OF which Nj. Saunders Jr is proml-
nent member The music was furnished by
Blum'S String Band. Dancing commenced lit
lie after o'clock aud was Kept up until l1tS, IN
lerspel sed with games, music and singing by
Miss frankie Jarrett, Miss Ida Barrie, MlsS
Mamie Riley, Miss KITTY Conway, Miss Sadie
piano was presided over by Mrs. j. Hayes.
Refreshments were served in the dmlns-ro0m,
which WAS beautifully decorated. Mrs Fred
Saunders made graceful hostess, assisted by
AmeS. Barrie, Conway, LUuddu. Muliee. Jarrett,
Relber Hart and COnroy. During tile evening
tie ltleudS Of MI. Joe Saunders presented
MIN win many presents.
Those present were: Major and Mrs Fred
Saunders, MI. and Mrs. Charles Barrie. MIR. aud
Mis-. j. Ii. Eyens, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hart,
Mr. and Mrs. j. w R-iber Mr.. and Mrs. A he
jarrett, MI and Mrs j. Ii. Riley, MI and Mrs.
james Iso, MI. aud MIS-. William Mckenzie of
San JOSE MIR. and Mrs Burnett OF SJOckJou, Mr..
aud Mrs. James Ii. Grey, Mi. and Mrs. Callahan
Of Modesto. Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ. OBren, MI. and
Mrs. J. J. McGee, MI. and Mrs. Thomas Muir
Ply, Mrs. J. COnroy, Mrs. Mary Hart Mrs. Joe
Hayes, Mrs. Luudau, Miss Elsie Kerr, Miss Ida
Barrie. Miss Maggie MUilee, Miss Mamie Mullee,
Miss Nellie Mccarthy, MISS Jennie McGee, MISS
Mccarthy, Miss Mamie Liesch, Miss Annie Dat
ley, MISS Alice Murphy, Miss LIZZIE Jordan,
Miss KITTY Uonroy, Miss frankie jarrett, Miss
lille Metcalt OF Salinas, Miss Mamie Ri
ley, Miss Sadie Long. Miss kluy Gro
nan, Miss K. bOlinas, Miss Emma
Long. tie Misses Daisy, Maggie and Elsie Nc
Gee, The Misses Maggie aud Julia Crowley, Miss
Iessie OConnOr, Miss Hazel Johnston OF Santa
Cruz; Mes,rs. j. Saunders, i. Saunders, Richard
Convoy, Thomas Murphy, George Andrew, +.
IarnOw, Thomas MuIlee, j. Cayanagh, j. W.
Mccarthy, james ii. Grey, j. Magee, w. II.
Han isCn, George Ford, Leo McGOyern, Thomas
HIATT 5. HarI, Chares T. Westlake, Albert
Wales, L. LeItci, john McGOvern Frank Cum
MINIS George L. Little. LOUIS Young, Albert b.
Cox, j. ii. Mcdonald, Charles snyder, W. h.
Adams, j. Harrington, L. Riley, Master ID. Con
roy ana Master l. Evans.
The FL zpatrIck-Voriarder Wedding.
On Saturday evening a quiet wedding took
place at The residence OF Mr. aud Mrs. c. 5. Fltz-
patrick, 24l4 Polk street, when Miss kale VOr
lander Of Crescent CITY was united in marriage
TO Mr.. Frank Z. Fitzpatrick, by the Rev. Df.
Stewart Of tie First Presbyterian Church.
Miss Ruby GriswOld, a sweet-lOOhmg young
lady Of less than four summers, alfred IN a
pretty appropriate White costume with an i'm.
mense Train, bore IN her tiny hands white |
satin cushion on which was paced the wedding |
ring, and headed The wedding procession. lie !
bridesmaids were Miss Emily KING and Miss
Eliza DAHL cousins OF the bride ana groom. The
gTOOmsmeu were DR.. ". L. Fitzpatrick aud DR..
y. l. C0usen. Tie pallOrs were aillstlcdliy
decorated With fuWerS and ferns, aud cOnSpicu-
ous over the center OF the Oay-wlndow was |
unique horseshoe, composed Of beautiful White |
and pink flowers, under which lie bridal patty |
fUimtd.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs Fitzpatrick |
received The hearty congratulations Of those |
present. A bUuntitul collation. was thea served. |
Amid shower OF lice the happy couple lett tor |
Tie Lick House.
They viii spend few days at Cazader o, and |
Alter their return Will make their home at !
Leona. They were he recipients OF many val
liable presents.
\ Pleasant Picnic.
The firm OF +. hoIbel & Bros. OF this city gave |
picnic at Gueneyule last Saturday for their |
employees. After passing pleasant day the |
lieniekers returned Sunday, greatly pleased |
with their days outing. Following are those |
WHO attended: Bliss Mary Bean. Miss Lily Wag- |
stoff, Miss Aunie Donaldson, Miss Katie Haynes, |
Miss julia SeIcanO, Miss Annie Johnston, Miss |
Josie Murray, Miss Nellie Murray, Miss Lizzie |
Mcdonald, Miss NIlda SeTicano, Miss Annie |
Lust Miss Mamie WEIGH Miss Sarah Walsh, |
Miss Laura Walsh, Miss Aege Walsh, Miss |
Noble Meehan Miss Hannah Finn, Miss Stella |
Winnie Johnston, Miss Lily Johnston, !
Miss Maggie Marshall Miss Winnie Barker; |
Messrs. J. r. Flynn, William Evans, Charles A.
Clancy, ID. Clancy, l.. Ordenstein, j. ID. Lennon, |
L. Kelly, George PrOsek, John PrOsek, Frank |
prosek, Z. Kerdell, Tony Wetzel William |
Harvey, George LennoIeldt Henry Houstein,
Herman Hou>teIn 5 j. Levy, Peter Fresch, Ed |
James, John Burke. J. MariuchcN. l.. Reiuer,
a. johnson, D. Johnson. ". Moses. W. Egan,
Ell Sader, George Ii. Prosek, NJ. IoOney,
Charles Anderson, joseph DiuIer, L. Hopperger,
NJ. Stump, L. z. Hafell, p. Ziuinier, j. Nc
Laughlln.
Surprise Party on Ritch Street.
very pleasant surprise party was rendered
10 Miss Maggie Qugley at her residence, 32G
Ritch street, last Saturday evening, by her sister,
Miss MolIle Quigley, and Mr.. Charles WalSer
The evening was spent in singing aud dancing, |
~hich continued up to a late hour. Supper was |
served at midnight. Music was furnished by |
Mrs. A. Won Lindeman, The Messrs George and
julius Delser, MIR. and Mrs. Z. Kreger and Mr..
II. NOss. The following were present: Mr.. ana
Mrs. +. Quigey, Mr.. and Alrs. john Qugley, the
Misses QGigley, Mr. and Mrs. l. hreiger, Mr.. c.
" alker, MIR. II. Noss, Miss a. Glliiiu, Miss Net
lie Griffin MISS Hannah Deiser Miss May Tenn
llet0n, Miss Hattie Van Anden, Miss Maggie
5arry, Miss May Bfoadman. Mr. and Mrs. Hol-
and, Mrs. Schmidt, Miss May Murphy. Miss
ay, Miss KiItIe Murray Miss Laura Holland
Miss Daisy schmidt, Mr.. and Mrs. Hollaud
Nessrs. Splingborgh, A. GLIB, G. Beck, l. Muir
)hy, j. Murphy, j. Sbeehan, q. Egan, a. Bryant,
NJ. DOeherty, William Ellis, ID. Hartsougb. +.
ireenalth, f. Torsney, Mrs. Becner, Mr. L.
jegeT, Mr.. f. i. Won Llndeman.
San Jose Jottiugs.
Several Informal hops and delightful excursions,
ogether with at least one brilliant reception,
all for particular chronIcling amoug recent
events in the Garden City. As kind of pleasant
house" between the city aud Del
Monte, San Jose Is always FUN of UeOpe. mlny
If whom prefer the attractions here 10 any else
where offered.
On Friday afternoon iirs. O. F. Wiley gave
coaching party 10 Agnews, on which occasion
Ter guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. a. II. Van, MIR.
md Mrs. T. e. Warrington, Mr.. and Mrs. T. ).
Chadboufne, Dr. and Mrs keeney, Mr.. and Mrs.
:. S. Moses, Mrs. j. b. Poullney aud Mrs Grant
Boyd. The new tennis club has been practiclng
lssidnOusly and players are gradually becoming
)laced III relative skill. EuchTe st holds It's
Dwn at the NendOme, but Out-Ofd0Or parties
constitute strong rival 10 It's destinations.
Mrs. .. F. Wiley gave Il charming tea at the
Hotel Vend0me Thursday. She was assisted In
ecelyng by her sister, Mrs. j. B. POullney, and
our beautiful deOutantcs, Miss Grace ThOrne,
Miss Nellie Boyd, Miss Grace COnroy aud Miss
Mary Bowler. Tie occasion was The crystal
wedding anniversary OF The hostess aud her hus-
band, and many were the cODgrat ulattDg callers,
some coming from San Francisco. Among the
guests were: Mr.. aud Mrs Colonel Bowler, Mr..
I'm int.