The morning call., 1890-06-08

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Stevens; Literary Director Mr.. Ii. +. Marsh.
Pacific Coast Weddings.
Tie wedding of Mrs. Mamie Perry-Davis and
SIgnor Modmi- Wood. which took place last Tues
day at Los Angeles. was brilliant affair The
marriage took place at the residence OF the
BRIDES parents Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Perry. on
Pearl street, Rev. E. W. Birdsall performing the
Mr.. E. W. Black of San Rafael, formerly of the
Western Union Telegraph office in Reno, New,
and Miss Irene Young were married last month.
The wedding took place at the residence OF the
brides parents, Judge and Mrs. w. II. Young,
and was witnessed only by members OF the fam
lily and few friends.
Mr Frank T. Nllon, District Attorney Of Ne
yada County, was on Wednesday morning united
In marriage 10 Miss Grace a. Morgan, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John I. Morgan OF Nevada City.
Mr.. aud Mrs. NUon took their departure on the
train for the seaside, where they Will remain for
brief period.
were married at the Catholic Church In Ploche,
New, on Sunday evening oy the Rev; Father
Quigley. Miss Annie Donohue was bridesmaid
and the groomsman was Mr.. John D0lan.
Party at Saratoga Springs.
Last Saturday night ball was given at Sara
toga Springs. Al O'Clock the guests began to
arrive from the surrounding places In Lake
County and dancing was INDUCED in until mid
night.
AT IL O'Clock the guests promenaded to the
tents which were pitched In the beautifully illu-
inmate grounds, where they partook OF most
sumptuous supper Alter supper dancing was
continued until late hour
The guests were: Mrs. G. Gump, Mrs. G. Har-
ris, Mrs. NJ. Artot, Mrs. Rivotzky, Mrs Mettens,
Mrs Wolfe. Mrs. Nerdier. Mrs. Wright, Miss s.
Oulf, Miss e. Gump. Miss Rosa MUIR, MISS b.
TinsOD, Miss Wright, Miss L. Lusk, Miss +.
Bliss. Miss L. Wells, Miss II. Hamilton Messrs.
A Ouii, G. Gump, A. Artot, Colonel Wood, S.
Sachs, Nj. Heller, w. Well j. MAMMAL.
The EspanoIa Club Party.
On Friday evening the members of the Espa-
n thpir dpIiphfful
parties at the club parors, 501 Devisadero
street. The rooms were tastefuIly decorated
with flowers, ferns and lanterns. Dancing was
the feature OF the evening.
Shortly before midnight the members and
their friends retired 10 The diniug-rOom, where
bouuteous repast was served.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. A
W. Bogaft, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A Earle, Miss Net
tie Mead, Miss Mabel WORTH Miss Eva Worth,
Miss Grace Loud, Miss Annie Douglas, Miss
Lillian Earle, Miss Elsie SengsIack, Miss Bessie
Misses Statham, Miss Schucking; Messrs. Rob-
ert Nunan, S. b. Bogart, Mr Kocn, MI Wbelan,
Fletcher Mr.. Lafferty, William Mosgrove, Rob
ert Douglass Andrew BOgart Charles kuss, Mr..
Schucklng, Harry A. Anderson, Frank Hen
William Douglas, Miss Earle Miss Mead Miss
Worth, aud Messrs. BOgart, Elmer, Everett
and Stanton.
The Jolly Eight Club Party.
On last Wednesday evening the Jolly Eight
Club rendered to Mr.. j. G. Fitzgerald birthday
party at Washington Hail. Dancing was in-
dulged in until late hour, when refreshments
were served.
During the evening the following programme
was rendered between the dances: Song, e hc-
GIBty," MI. I. p. Sysei recitation, 1" The Bach
elol's Story" Miss Mollie Brady gong. My
FisherbOy's Return" Mr. Ii. Barbee; recitation,
Miss Mamie % MeRae IS song NJ Believe H. fSr My
specialties, Mr.. Joseph Commisky; song,
"Molner's Pctule," Mr. Jack Morse; Irish I'M
toes on lhe WALL Nj. Al Kelshaw; presenta
tion OF scarf pin by ar. W. +. King; soug, " The
Mlllers Song" Mir. H. T. Bsrbee; choice bal
NJ. OBrien; duet, "0id Familiar Faces Mr. j.
Morse ana Mr.. I. Burns; piano solo, the Misses
Tierney.
Cleggs Miss MHne King, Miss Nellie Pickett,
Miss Mamie Dlobaz, Miss May Dryeraux, Miss
Alice ConloD, Miss Nellie Rattgan, Mrs. Blown
Miss Sophie Frlnk, Miss Mamie Fitzgerald. Miss
Callaghan, Miss Dolly Brown, Miss Mamie
Pickett, Miss Mollie Brady, Miss Minnie Kerr,
Miss Joe Kennedy, Miss May Walsh, Miss Kate
Rattgan, Miss Kate Nolan, Miss Annie Gun
bingham, Miss May Oaks, Miss Rose Magulle,
Miss Carrie Hamin, Miss Lucy Pickett, Miss
Annie Brady, Miss kiGtie Kerr, Miss Nellie Con-
Ion, Miss NJ. Hurley, Miss b. Peterson. Miss Ida
Krouse, Miss Para er, Miss Black, Miss y. o'Snea,
Miss Sadie LOOney, Miss Sweeney, Miss Kate
Tierney, Miss O'Brien the Misses Lane, Miss
Maggie Teller, Miss Kramer, the Misses Tier
ney, Miss NJ. Burke, Miss Julia Delughan, Miss
Annie Teller, Miss Fanny Regan, Miss Minnie
Burke, Miss Annie Devine, Miss Alice Delughan,
Miss klttie Walsh, Miss Lulu Barbee, Miss Jen.
ME McCloud. Mrs. NJ. BelIew, Miss Lille Pet
Miss Annie Bigley, Miss Lizzie Barber, Miss
Tessie Crowley, Miss Dolly Clark, Miss Mary
Covaro, Miss Aggie Murphy, Miss Agnes Doyle,
gle Cullen, Miss Name McRae, Miss Gertie Tee
han, Mrs. George koen.
Among the gentlemen present we're the follow
Ing: Messrs George Keen, E. j. Hughes, d.
Ward, James 0'Nell, Mr.. Lytion, Mark Pomeroy,
William Holland, James Wilson, Andrew Fal-
leu, Thomas Sweeney, Eugene GIL, Charles
Haley, Arthur Barlow, James Noonan, James
Hawkins, James Burke Edward GielOw, Pedro
Gillette, d. Stapellon, w. Coye, L. Walters, c.
Rrunig, Edward Woller, j. Kelly, j: Butler H.
Barbee, ID. Connolly, J. Ruduph, John Hanson,
George Walton. William Cramer, W. Nolan,
Leon Frank. j. Crow, john Powers, joan
j. Beale ID. Sheehan, Edward Barry, j.
II. Hayes. James Roach. I. McGrath, I. Nc
CURE, j. Kerr. Henry burns, Thomas Burns,
John Morse, Joseph ,Cnmmsky, W.. Deviin,
Thomas Coakley, Al Hyler, Charles kaufman,
Woody Bowers, Frank Teehan, George Barker,
William Stewart, Hugh Sci schlelgner .,n; Alex
Frank Teller, Frank Farren, John Slieids, j.
Arheart, J. Nelson, S. Ncols Q. Harrlgan,
F. King, j. R. Daily. AL, E Keshaw, s. H.
Leyls0n. I. 7. Syce, 1. A. King, Z. NJ. OBrlen,
j. &. Fitzgerald.
An elaborate dinner party was given by Col
onel NJ. II. Hecht at his residence, 21Oo Wash
ington street, last Monday, in compliment TO
Professor A. B. Arnold, Mrs Hechrs father.
The appointments were uniformly elegant and
appropriate. Those present wee: Colonel and
Mrs NJ. II. Hecht, Professor A. b. Arnold, Dr.
ChIsmore. DR.. StaIlard, DR.. Sherman. DIR. Trask,
DIR. Regensburger, DR.. j. d. Arnold, Rev. DR..
Yoorsanger and Mr.. Louis Hecht Jr. of Boston,
The friends of Rev. James Patten, the Re-
formed Presbyterian missionary, aud his wife,
surprised them last Thursday evening with a
housewarming in their new residence at $50
Twenty first street, Oakland. A chair was given
Dan ttafin m at aud IN MF
Paten, and several other useful articles to the
pastor aud his vile.
Miss Oracle Noble OF Sausallto gave dinner
party last "Wednesday TO some Of her young lady
friends. The Arrangement was perfect aud all
had delightful TIM.
The Society OF Progressive Spiritualsts will
| give a musical and literary entertainment and
| dance at Metropolitan Hall. corner of Filth and
| Jessie streets, on Wednesday evening next.
The members OF Friendship Lodge, No. IT,
United Endowment Associates. Will give 4 COM
plmentary entertainment and social at Union
square Hall, on next Thursday evening.
The members of the Catholic Ladies' Aid Soci-
ETY., No. /, VIII give their annual party at UniOn-
| square hall on Thursday evening, Ihe 26th inst.
Personals.
Mrs. Alfred Wilkie and Master Fred Wilkie
left on Tuesday last for Boston, Mass, aud Will
spend the summer with their relatives and
friends, returning 10 San Francisco In September
Mrs. j. Lofstad and family are at HIna Springs
Mr. and Mrs. II. WadSwOrth and Miss Carrie
Wadsw0rth are al Monterey.
DIR. K. II. Pardee left on Thursday for Bartlett
Springs Lake County, to be absent about three
weeks.
Mrs. w. ID. Evans, who has spent some weeks
visiting friends in San francisco, returned home
| to Point Reyes nn Sunday last.
Lieutenant Charles 4. Vodges Is acting as re-
cruiting officer at Fort CASTOR.
MIR. f. Danforth and family are guests at the
| FL Monte Hotel, SausatO.
Mayor Glascock and wife Of Oakland left for
| the mountains on Thursday. They go TO Lower
| Soda Springs.
Mrs. Y. Z. II. Whtelaw returned from Oregon
| last Monday and left the following Thursday
with her daughter for Victoria, B. @.
Mrs. J. Ii. Murphy and family have gone to
| Castrovile Oh visit to Mrs. II. A. Hunter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred s. Holt returned on Satur.
day from ten days Trip to the mountains.
Mr.. Jerome Lincoln and Miss Ethel Lincoln
are at the Hotel del Monte.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Upham left Oakland yes
terday for Seigler Springs. to be absent about
six weeks.
Mrs w. N. Shafter and daughters OF O,ema,
| will come TO San Francisco next week TO remain
some time.