The morning call., 1890-10-07

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daughter of Mrs. Alice McAleer. Owing to
the -ill-health of the brides mother the
ceremony was made quite a family affair,
only immediate relatives and friends being
present.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Father Lagan. The brides wedding cos
tune was most appropriate and tasteIui,
and the handsome groom appeared to great
, advantage. The bride was given away by
her mother. Her bridesmaid was Miss
Alice McAieer, sister of the bride Mr..
Cornelius McAleer acted as the groom's best
man. After the impressive function, con-
CALCULATIONS were showered on the welded
pair, and soon after the guests were invited
into the diDing-room, which glowed prettlly
in the warm tints of the early autumn, and
here an elaborate wedding breakfast was
served. The guests fingered some time
over the sumptuous board, and many pretty
things were said about the happy future OF
| the newly welded pair. The young people
have many friends in this city, who sent
very elegant and appropriate wedding
presents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith left in the afternoon
! for bridal trip to Lake County.
Among the guests present we're: Mrs.
Alice McAleer, DIR: and Mrs. Arthur Nc
| Dermott, Mrs. Rhodes, DR.. and Mrs. VIII
| lam P. McDermott, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
| Miss Clara Wilson, Miss Maggie McAleer,
| Mr.. James Doaahue, Miss Annie St John,
| Miss Alice McAeer. Mr.. Arthur McDemott,
| Jr., Miss Maggie Neterville, Mr.. Corneilu
| McAleer.
| The KeIIey-KeIier Wedding in Oakland.
The wedding of Mr.. James O. Kelley and
| Miss Helen l.. Keller was solemnized by
| Rev. DR.. Ollie on Wednesday evening last,
| at the home in Oakland of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
W. Tucker. The bridegroom is by pro-
| fession an attOrney-at-law, and is living at
| San Jose. The bride, niece of Judge |.
| Lawton, is young lady well known in Oak
land circles, her pleasant social qualities
| having given her very marked and favor
| able prominence.
The house and grounds were beautifully
decorated, the work of the following young
ladies': Miss Eta Evans, Miss Mile Bur
rell. Miss Jessie Burrell. Miss Lulu Wager,
Miss Carrie Root and Miss l.. Parsons.
The high esteem in which Mr.. and Mrs.
Kelley are held was atteSted by the hand
some display of wedding presents, among
which were many from Eastern as well as
California friends. They comprised
diamond bracelet, rich vases, silverware.
pictures, a handsomely bound Bible from
the X ng'S Daughters, and full Sc OF en-
clycODedias from the First NJ. L. Sunday
school. After the ceremony the bride and
groom held reception during which they
ItCelNGu llle Ol lutlI
They departed at a late hour under
shower of rice and amid the good WISHES OF
all for trip to San Jose.
Party on Post Street.
A pleasant surprise party was rendered to
Miss Nam lie G. Sullivan at her parents resi-
dence, 613 Post street, last Saturday evening,
the occasion being the anniversary of her
birthday The entire house was decorated
for the occasion with profusion of flowers
and smilax. The pleasures of the evening
included singing, dancing and games. The
young folks left for their homes about mid
night. Among those present were: Mr.. and
Nellie Sullivan, Miss Bertha Fahrenkrug,
Miss Maud Lavelle, Miss Annie Duffy, the
Misses Mamie, Ida and Carrie Daliba, Miss
Emma Feissel, Miss kittie buddy, Miss
Maggie Dwyer, the Misses Annie and kitte
Humphreys, Miss Kittie Murphy. Miss Cad
Kingsley, Miss Kitty Duffy, the Misses
Flanery, Miss Jennie Bradley, Miss Mamie
Miller; MeSsrs Robert Layelle, III. Ashton,
I. Sloan, Everett Gallagher, G. j. Sullivan,
John W. Roach John f. Purcell, G. Niles,
Reed, VIII Hazelton, j. Humphreys, F. r.
Butt, NJ. V. buddy, L. Obrille, b. Fabaim.
Frank N1kes, Frank Kaufman, Neil Duffy,
W. Heimmellan, L. Scully, y ale Gleeson,
Frank Foley, James Phillips, j. Morse.
Novelty ut an Oakland Party.
The home of Mrs. L. N. VIooman, on
Thirteenth street, was prettily decorated last
night, the occasion being a reception ten
dered to Miss Mary Olney by Miss Rae VroO-
man.
After many hearty greetings were ex-
changed the entertainment began with
sewing bee. The young ladies had come
prepared each with dainty apron to be
hemmed by some young man; while the
young men were provided with pencils
sharpened by the young ladies. Then the
fun com menced, the Jacobs hunting their
Rachels, who wore ribbons corresponding to
the ones tied to the pencils. When at
length many needles had been threaded and
rethreaded and many fingers prcked the
aprons were all hemmed. Miss Christensen,
tile judge, decided that Miss Lily Strong had
been the most successful IN teaching her
pupil to sew, and she received very pretty
No. u silver thimble with plush case. while
Mr.. Will Humphrey received the other
prize a tailor thimble without top. Miss
MaTgie GaSkill was awarded the first prize,
handsome penknife, for having sharpened
her pencil the most sy mmetTIcaiy.
The Phillips Wooden Wedding.
On Monday evening, September 29th, MI.
ard Mrs. W. r. Phillips celebrated their
wooden wedding at their residence 6i2 Sew
enteenth street. After spending the evening
in singing and dancing The guests were i'll
NIttu lU lllt huClC a. dSIiNIOuO
spread awaited them
The following were the invited guests:
Mr.. aud Mrs. James III. Callahan, Mr. and
Mrs. A. Wright, Mr.. and Mrs Richard /.
Whelan, Mr.. and MIR. J. II. Garrett, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Wilkinson, Mr.. and Mrs. John Con-
nor, Mr.. and Mrs +. X. Phillips, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. s. Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Phillips, Mrs. Il. c. Caldwell, Mr.. T. b.
Phillips, Mr.. Hugh Phillips, Mr.. Harry
Phillips, Mr.. William Caldwell, Mrs. E.
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drsgan, Miss Lizzie Lan1regan. Mss Mamie
O'Neil Miss Aggie ONei, Miss Mamie
Green, Miss Dugan, Miss Annie Phillips.
Miss Lizzie Scandrett, Miss Alice Murphy.
Messrs. Thomas Murphy, James Dugan,
John Green, William Doyle, W. j. Doran,
Chesney, Professor James Boring, Richard
Scandrett, James Scandrett.
Society Personals.
The families of Colonel Charles F. Croker
ard Mr. Henry }. I. Croker have returned
to this coast from the East. They are at Del
Monte.
Mrs. A. L. Ward of Los Angeles is visiting
her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Miller, at
1909 DevisaderO street.
Mrs. n. G. kittle has returned from visit
to Mrs. A. w. Foster of San Rafael.
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Rankin are visiting
friends in Petaluma.
MI and Mrs. +. a. Frank, Miss May Pope
and Miss Edith Taylor left last evening on
the overland for three months visit to
New York.
Mr.. Alvinza Hayward and Mr.. w. S.
Hobart have gone down to look after their
interests at Angels.
Chaplain John X. Lewis, U. S. n, has
arrived in Vallejo, and, with his mother, is
the guest of Rev. William Billiard.
Mr.. l.. c. Blake has been visiting relatives
in San Luis Obispo.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Albert NJ. Howe of Birch
avenue are visiting relatives in Oakland.
Governor Warren of Wyoming is guest
at the Vendome, San Jose.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Anderson are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. George Donley of Mare Island.
Mr.. Francis G. Newlands and family re-
turned TO Reno on Sunday from this city.
Miss Eva McAllister is their guest.
acknowledgements Il. ID. Hitchcock
U. S. n, Mrs. Hitchcock and Miss Hitch
cock have taken rooms at the Wilson House,
Vallejo.
Major Rathbone, upon his return from the
East, will go to the New California Hotel
for the winter season.
Mr. NJ SboplI Of Daco Poh1oe ic