The morning call., 1890-09-04

quietly married TO Mr. r. f. del Vale, the Demo-
cratic candidate for the position OF Lieutenant
Governor OF the State, at ST. IgDatius Church.
Mrs. Caystile is the daughter OF Mr.. G. E. White,
a hOrticuiturist OF Pomona.
The ceremony was performed by Father kenna
the bride having been recently converted 10 the
Catholic faith, since her residence, commencing
last February, with the family OF mir. John III
Howell OF 1413 Brush street, Oakland. line
groom was attended by Mr.. Alexander l. Nogei-
sang, aud the bride by Miss Pheian OF II van
Ness avenue. The ceremony took place under a
dspensatlon from Los Angeles, which is the par
ish of the contracting parties. -,
daughter. Helen. il OF English descent on the
paternal SIDE one OF her sisters IS the wife OF a
prominent rancher OF Los Angeles, MIR. IL. IA.
Porter Tie chief difficulty In the course OIL inc
marriage which has been pending some hve
years. lay in the difference OF religion OF the Two
families, Mrs. Caystile being a Methodist. Inls
was arranged aud MIR. de! Nalle won his BRIDE
The lady is said 10 be just above The medium
height, Of graceful carriage and the possessof OF
much admired blue black half
Tile happy couple VIII probably reside III Los
Angeles County.
- Farewell Party on franklin street.
A very pleasant farewell party given by
Miss EIuesline Laclman last Sunday evening at
b er residence on Franklin street. prior to her
departure for two months to Los Angeles on a
pleasure nip. During The evening several very
fine vocal aud instrumental solos were rendered
by several OF the guests. AT II o'clock the
company retired TO The dining-room, where they
0lu lull justice 10 4 SumpluOuS Iepdsi. Among
HE guests were: MIR. and Mrs. Levy, MIR. and
Mrs. l.. Conn, Miss Lyons, Mrs. Cohn, MIR. and
Mrs. Lyons Mr.. and Mrs. Regensburger, Mrs.
Lachlnan, Miss y. Levy, Miss j. Levy, MISS II.
RegensbuTger. Miss ii. Gorfnkel, Miss Ernestein
Lachman. Miss Celia Lachman and Miss Evelyn
lachman. Among the gentlemen were Messrs.
w. Lyons 5. Israsky, A. lsralsky, j. London,
j. GoifUkel, NJ. Levy, j. Levy, Harry wise, l..
GeIz L. Regensburger and J. Regensburger.
Pratt-wbyte Wedding in Oakland.
Mr.. Sherry Pratt, son OF MIR. H. G. Pratt,
Past Grand Recorder of tile A. o. U. W., and
Miss Mamie Whyte, daughter OF Mr.. James
Wbyte the East Oakland contractor. were mar.
red Wednesday evening at The Centennial Pres
byteriau Church, Oakland the Rev. DR.. Robert
DICKSON officiating. The church was beautifully
decorated for the occasion. The work was done
under the supervision OF MISS BiancEe ffatt.
The bridal party entered the church to The music
of MendessOhn's wedding March," rendered
by Mrs. Hampton The bridesmaids were Miss
Belle " byte and Miss Katie Shafer; the srooms-
men were Mr.. Br3gau and Mr.. Burt Hubbard.
Alter the ceremony wedding reception was
held at The residence Of the brides parents.
Among those present were: Dr. Ii. Thomas, Mr..
and MIS-. L. Shaier, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen, Mrs.
George Hampton, Mrs. ii. u. Prati, mr. Burt
Hubbard. Miss HaIia Smith. MIR. ana Mrs. James
Whyt-, Miss Katie Safer, MIR. Burr, Mrs Dexter
Kimball, Miss Alice Cornwall. Miss Mand Camp
Miss Mattle BOop, Miss Blanche frait, MI
John Sbafer, Mrs. Carrie Holloway, Miss Helen
Holloway, Miss Belle Wbyte, Messrs. Aleck anu
L. Whyts.
Bus Ride TO Redwood CANYON.
On last Sunday party of fifteen friends en-
joyed one of The most iOval and interesting
rides that has ever been arranged from this city.
The party convened at the corner oil Valencia
ana Market streets at 1870 O'clock, where SIX
horse bus awaited their pleasure. They drove
to the ferry and crossed lhe bay on the 8 ocloca
boat. From the pier they drove through Oak
land TO Berkeley, to San Pablo, TO Oak Grove
picnic grounds. There lunch was served and
dancing, singing ana other amuSements INDUCED
in FOR three hours.
From there The party drove TO Orlando Farm,
where they were entertained by General Wag-
ner, who escorted them through his large
orchards, packing and drying houses. The next
stop was made at Lafayette. From there they
drove 10 Walnut Creek and thence TO Redwood
Canycn, Where they rested once more at Jones
Camp. Here the party enjoyed themSel yes be
fore log fire, singing and Incorporating.
Al o'cock The moon arose In all Us SpIendor
aud the party pro ceeded through the picturesque
and beautiful Maraeo Valley. at 10 O'Clock they
reached Piedmont, and. driving through Oak
land, arrived at the pier In time 10 eaten the II
O'Clock boat home.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Voigt. bliss Rose NJ aloney, Miss Mamie Pierce,
Miss May Nolan, Miss Essie Mcguire, Miss Nano
Nahopey Miss Maggie McIntee; Messrs. T.
GoTdan, Henry FTawley. Frank Thompson, John
Buttermoce. Andrew Mahoneyr John Brannan
Many rides have been enjoyed by all parties,
but all uuiIed in expressing their opinions that
this was The most enjoyable affair III their expert
enee.
The members Of the Edwin Forrest Dramatic
Club gave highly eredltable entertainment last
evening at MisslGn Turn Verein Hall, on Mis-
Sion stIeet, between Seventeenth and Eighteenth.
There Is much talent In the club which only
needs steady application for its complete de-
yelopment. The hall was crowded with inter
eSted spectators.
The play selected was The familiar 'Teu
Nights in a Bar-IOon," with the following cast:
Joe Morgan, /. 6. Woodward; Sample Swiehel,
J. Augustus MagraIh Simon SlaGe, Edwin
Brooks; Mr.. Romano. Sanford Wolf; Frank
Siade, William +. Rudolph; Willie hammond,
Thomas H. Smith; Harvey Green, E. J. Edgar;
Mrs. Morgan, Miss Edna Mandeyie; MARY
Morgan with song, Lille Morrow Tucker;
Slade. Miss Maud Livingston. The stage di-
directions were under the personal direction of
A W. Beiaseo Jr. Dancing followed ne maj
drop OF The curtain, tile floor being under lhe
direction of tie Minuet CLUB. Floor manager,
John Powers; assistant. Charles SinkwitZ.
The entertainment gave much pleasure 10 all
present, ana The management deserves consd-
cradle credit for this satisfactory result. The
staff OF The club consists Of: Manager; j; A.
Magratb; Business Manager, William f. Ru-
doipb; Secretary, l.. SIMS Treasurer, j. Wachoi-
der, Stage Manager, A w. Belaseo Jr.
sonoma Social Club.
The Sonoma Social Club is composed of dwell
ers in Sonoma City and vicinity all old-time
friends and coueenlal companions. Ii Is their
custom 10 meet about The time OF the full moon
In the house Of some one OF tie members and
with a few Invited guests, pass the evening
merrlly. Tie members Of ihe club number
eighteen or more and six Of these are bachelors.
These unfortunate individuals OF course. have
no household establishment 10 which 10 invite
their associates, so when their turn comes they
select suitable place on the outside Ia which 10
entertain them.
Last Friday, the 29ih ult.. was the bachelors
night. and lie use OF the pavilion and pleasure
grounds of ar. George IL. Maxwell, near III
NeraBO, was Obtained, being considered The most
romantic and convenient place for the occasion.
MIR. LudeDan was general manager OF the
affair and Mi. Rufus was 1O0r manager. An or
chestfa OF three lnstruments-harp, violin and
fute-was engaged from this diiy and discussed
dreamy OF yiyaelous music, as iDe nature Of the
dance required. lie pavilion and grove were
brightly III up with Chinese lanterns, judiclously
arranged where the moonlight failed 10 pene-
trate. About twenty couples were ON the floor.
Dancing was commenced about O'Clock and
continued until IL, When the march Tor supper
was taken up to a table set IN the grove. where
the attentive bachelors Piled their guests with
tIe many ylandS prepared. After stroll 10
view the lake by moonlight dancing was resumed
until O'Clock, WHEN the ''good-mornings" were
said aud lie company dispersed, all expressing
themselves as being highly delighted with the
whole affair.
The Henrietta Lodge Entertainments.
Henrietta Lodge, No 10, Z. f. A., gave It's
fifth anniversary entertainment and social last
evening at ST. Georges Hall on Market street
The lady members had taken great pains TO pre-
pare The hall, winch looked very attractive III It's
dress OF flowers and foliage.
The following programme was presented
song, Miss p. Kaplan; recitation, Miss Heilbron;
song, Miss Rosentbal; recitation, Miss Rosie
Hebron; remarks, Judge Cooney. These fol-
lowed the presentation OF 4 coupon to Mr.. j. ID.
LETTERS, and this ceremony appeared 10 create as
much interest as any number on the programme.
The entertainment had been carefully prepared
and gave much pleasure.
Following were The members OF the Arrange
menl Committee: Mis-. NJ. Bellew, Miss Maggie
Sullivan, Miss Lizzie Hail, Mr.. I. Brown, mis-.
L. Rigney.
Society Personals.
Eaf Iaa Ia, abn
Two weeks on a visit to Mr.. and Mrs Herman
Oeriels. al Seabrigit.
Mrs. Souie has returned from Santa Cruz
Rev. e S. Fackenlha, WHO for the past three
years has ably conducted the parish Of Christ
Church, Naps, Will come TO assume the position
of assistant rector OF Trinity Parish in this city
III few days.
Mir. Hall McAllisier came over from San Rafael
on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence EDDY are stopping at
the Palace Hotel.
Mir. and MIS-. T. 7. Williams and daughter