The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-01
INTERIOR TOWNS.
Items From Healdsburg, Niles
and Iryington.
A Stubble Fire-Cars for the Portland E oc.ric
Motor Road-School Children's Caa-
tata-Dances and Parties.
o favors every year made new!
Ogifts with rain and sunshine sentl
The bounty overruns our due,
The fullnesS Shames our discomfort.

Inc iulncSS SnameS our dlSconlcht.
Editor Morning Call: Thanksgiving day
in Healdsburg was simply perfect and
Sunday quiet prevailed There were family
reunions. friends were entertained, and a
pleasant time generally was spent in our
sociable little city. In the morning union
Than ksgiving service was held in the Meth
odist Episcopal Church, South. From noon
until night the ladies OF the Presbyterian
Church served most excellent dinner,
which was well patronized in many cases
whole families going there, to help worthy
cause and at the same time save themselves
from the trouble Of preparing dinner at
home. In the evening a dancing party was
given at Truett's Theater, where the young
and light met "to chase tho fleeing
hours with flying feet"
Miss Leon Seawell of Santa Rosa has been
enjoying pleasant visit with relations in
uealdsburg. Mrs. Mary Owen has returned
to this city after visit of two weeks 10 her
daughter, Mrs. John Buckle of Ukiah.
Robert Bissett aud family of San Francisco
have returned to their home, after Il most
delightful visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Wickham. Captain and Mrs. W. Ii. Kelly
and Miss Nellie Kelly have returned to
Healdsburg after a visit to San Francisco.
MIR. and Mrs. ID. ID. Phillips have also re-
turned from pleasant visit to San Fran
cisco and Alameda County.
Miss Lille KOenig will leave her many
friends diScOnsolate next week, when she
goes to San Francisco to pass the winter
months with relatives.
One of those events that gladden. the heart
and make life worth living occurred IN
Alexander Valley last week at the residence
OF w. z. W arren. 1t was the occasion of
family reunion. Mr.. and Mrs. Warren's
daughter and her husband, MIR. and Mrs.
August Lampson OF Mokelumne Hill and
| his daughter and SON In-law from Geyser-
| vile, Mr.. and Mrs E. E. Moody, joined the
home circle. and they were ''all, all there. 4"
| AS souvenir OF The joyful occasion they
| had photograph taken of the family group
| by MIR. Price OF Healdsburg, for fear that
never again may they all be together. Their
| friends wish them many such reunious, and
| may the circle grow larger instead of less!
IL did not require an obServant person to
| see that something unusual was going on
| Tuesday evening. There was the genial
| MIR. Albert Garrett, dressed in his Sunday
| hest; Mr. Harry Cumming, his face asfow
| with pleasant anticipation; tue courteous
| Mr.. j. Is. Prince, In fuultless evening attire,
huIrying to and fro; Judge Coffman, always
| exceptionally neat, rushing INFO the Post
| office and out again, with scarcely glance
! at his budget of mail matter; DR.. Weaver
| wore his best suit OF clothes anu an air Of
| apprehension, the latter for fear that
| some unfortunate individual might require
his professional services before he could get
| of. This Skillfui disciple OF ESculapiuS is, by
the way, 50 faithful to his duties thatit is said
| he would postpone his wedding ceremony,
| II such thing was on the taps. to attend
| to any poor suffering being that needed his
| assistance. But digresS The cause of all
| this was that Tuesday, November %,
| 1880, was the tenth anniversary Of the we'd
| ding day OF Hon. aud Mrs. Joseph Hotch-
| kiss. They celebrated 1T with dinner
| party in the afternoon and a reception in
The evening. iDrlnu The naV tl:a margin hnr-
| ing families from lar and near came to re-
| new their good wishes and were entertained
| with sumptuous dinner that will be the
| talk of The neighborhoUd for many days.
| The house was beautifully decorated with
| flowers and growing plants; but the charm
| Ing children OF that home circle received
more admiration
ln the evening the elegant residence was
| lighted throughout, and presented 4 most
| CHEEKY appearance, as the happy party from
Healdsburg drove TO the door. They were
received with most cordial welcome from
| mine host and his most amiable wife. This
| being the tenth anniversary, it was a tin
| wedding, and, after their wraps We're re-
! moved, the guests enjoyed looking DIT the
| presents-they were very numerous. anus
| ing. useful and ornamental, from TIN horns
| and baby's rattle 10 elegant specimens Of
| the tinsmith's handicralt. Then music was
| enjoyed; there were cards and games and a
| bright exchange OF Wit 10 crown ali a sup
| per was served that could not be excelied in
| gastrOnOmic AIT. The evening passed so
| pleasantly it was midnight before the guests
| departed all expressing heartfelt wish Tor
the future health, happiness and prosperity
| OF Hon. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rotchkiss.
Among their guests OF the evening were {:
Miss Eva Hite, Mrs. Clyde Skaggs (Skaggs
Springs, Miss Bertha Stone, Miss ESTHER
Moreaud. Miss Clara L. Heald, Miss Anna
bel Marshall, Miss Lille koenig; Messrs. }.
Il. Prince, DIR. &. W. Weaver. Judge CCff-
(W mdsuD, Mr.. Morrow (WindsorJ, Albert
Garrett, Harry Cummings.
HedldStly0, NOu. e. 1890 Pan.