The morning call., 1890-05-22

Daiy, MIR. Dewey, Mr.. Pfster. Mr. N c. Pad
dock. Mr.. F. c. Moseoaek Jr., Miss Josie Golfer,
Ellis, Mr.. J. Adler. Mr.. W. IA. Fonda, Mr.. Rob-
ert Russ, Mr.. j. E. MAYHEM, Mr.. E. n. Boyle,
Mr.. W. E. jackson. MIR. Ii. J. Barron. Mr. ID, r.
Mr. j. Couch. Miss olive Smith, MIR. w. n. Nc
Cav. Miss Alma Lewis. Mr.. E. q. Douglas, Mr..
Garrison, Miss EssIe Glenn, Miss Laura Glenn,
Conrad, Miss Annie E. Hyan, the Misses Dom
nelly, DR.. J: de S. Bettincourt, MIR. James
shores, MIR. F. Breed, Miss Mooser. Miss Coll,
Miss A w. Coll. Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Itself.
Mrs. NJ. Badt Mr.. G. H. Hammersley, the Misses
Coney. The Misses o'MaiIey, Mr.. i. P. An
dTews Miss Kate 0'Donnell. MIR. j. B. BerrIIl.
MI F. E"nf Miss Hiss. T1 p.s4 MI W. J. Morgan
d. Kruger, MIR. Z. j. Grady, Miss Inez Smith.
Mis-, Moullhrop, Miss McBoyle, Mrs. A. Nc.
W. Brown, Miss Nina Brown, Mr.. II. E.
Holmes, MIR. Walter G. Fonda, Miss Mamie
Gibson, Miss n. Holmes, Miss Minnie A. hill.
Engagement Notes.
The engagement is announced of Mr.. C. E.
Ludenstadt OF Stockton TO Miss Selma New
man OF Victoria 3. C.
The marriage of Mr.. Frank P. lie Count to Miss
Jeanette Culburt Cheney, both of Alameda Is
announced 10 take place in the near future
The marriage oil Mr.. Max Gundlach and Miss
GuSSie Nulzen will take place Saturday even
ing, the 31st inst, in the Congregational Church,
Alameda.
Inc engagement Is announced OF MISS anna
SehlesSlnger, daughter of Mr. aud Mrs. L; nj.
SchlesSinGer of this city, TO Mr.. Adoph HOlZ-
mark, young merchant OF Gothenburg, Nebr.
They win receive on Sunday next at 9l4 Chest
nut street.
The engagement is announced OF Miss Kate
Morris and Mr.. Fred Cleaves of Alameda.
Pacific Coast Weddings.
Miss Els Hewitt, daughter OF Colonel L. e.
Hewitt, was married TO Mr. p. w. Breese at the
family residence on Hill street, Los Angeles on
Tuesday morning. Only relatives and Intimate
friends were present. The bridal couple took
short "Trip TO Santa Barbara.
NJ ISIS Jc ssie b. johnson of Lathrop and Mr. W.
X. Parsons of CloVrrdale were married at the
residence of The BRIDES mother on Wednesday,
The / 4th inst, by the Rev. L. IL. Sink of Stock
ton.
Miss Caroline Tafaro was united in marriage
10 Mr.. Charles PlomIeauX of San Jose at the
Catholic Church, Santa Clara. on the 18th inst,
Miss PEllOmena TatarO acting as bridesmaid
aud Mr.. Louis Taaro as best man. Rev. Father
Raggo performed The ceremony, which was wit
messed by large number OF friends. The
church was prettly decorated for the occasion.
Yesterday mOrh0g, al the residence OF the
brides mother IN Napa, Mr.. John RauSch and
MISS Maggie Diehi were united III marriage by
Rev. George MecteTScheimer. The happy couple
TOOK the train Tor San Francisco, where they
VIII spend short honeymoon. They VIII make
Napd their future home.
The wedding Of Miss Nettie Stevenson and
Mr. a. !. Proctor took place Wednesday even
lag AT the residence OF AlT. aud Mrs. j. l.. Fay,
on Temple street, Los Angeles Quite u large
number OF The friends of botn parties were PIES
enL aud COugT atulaIeQ Tie happy couple.
Miss May BackiOrd, daughter of Mr.. and
MIs. q. W. B'ackfoTd, was united In matIlmUny
10 Mr.. Frank Herbert OF Santa Barbara at the
residence OF The BRIDES parents on South Sixth
street, San Jose, last Wednesday. REV. Ii. {
Minton otticiaiug The interior of the house
was protusely decorated with choice flowers.
Miss LOitle EObetts played Memberships
wedding march the party entered the par
lor for the ceremony. The groom was supported
by Mr.. VIM Alexander and the ushers were
Messrs. Herold Seaser OF San Francisco, George
Herbert aud Walter Blackiord. The bride was
giYeu away by her father and was attended by
her four sisters. Miss Lille Blackboard acted as
maid of-honOr. and the Misses Alice, Florence
aud Maud Blaekford as bridesmaids.
The Tarranps Academy Entertainments.
The pupils of Tarrants Academy. on tie cor
ner Of Haight and Pierce streets. gave a charm
lug entertainment last Monday evening TO a
large number of invited guests.
The Fairy's Revenge" an amusing ex-
members of the class as follows: King,
Oxen Heydenfeldt; Prince. Thor Heyden-
feldt; Bardi, Fred Ahlborn; Queen, Miss Louise
Ahlborn; Princess, Miss Nellie Lyons; Fairy
QUEEN, Miss Alice Deming; Gera, Miss Grace
Collins Fairies, attendants. pages = Wllmot
Siebrecht, Miss Emile SiebfeehT, Miss Maud
ONel. Miss Ada Reuner, Miss florence Stet-
son, Miss Etlie Heydenfeldt. Miss Alice Creigh-
ton, Miss Bessie Creighton, w. Prentiss, e.
0Neil. Upon the close of the highly appre-
ciated entertainment the company was conducted
10 the department under the charge OF Professor
". w. Anderson, where attractive programme
OF dances IN costume was presented.
a bountifui supper was afterward enjoyed by
The young people, bringing TO its conclusion
thoroughly successful affair The Reception
Committee consisted of Mr. Frederick Hotaling,
MI. Ii. Fisher, Mr.. Julian LiebeS, Mr. Paul Sic
brecht, Mr.. &. Breon.
scottish Gathering.
goOdly company of gallant Scots met at
the residence OF their Captain, w. w. Smith, $50
Folsom street, Saturday evening, 10 rejoice over
the capture OF a handsome trophy at the pleasant
picnic recently given by the ST. Andrews Society
al Belmont. The company consisted of a num-
Der OF brawHy, bToad-set bachelors, who wished
to do honor to themselves by the celebration OF a
victory snaiched from the hands OF their married
brethren III the tugo'-wdr.
The dining-room was prettily and tastefully
arranged 10 represent hall in tile homes OF their
fore1athers among the mountains and gens of
Aud Scotia. Claymorc and large, uITk and
spear, bonnet ana plume, hung gracefully over
the folds OF tile tartan plaids Of the clans, and
the Campbells, McLeans, McEwens, McDonalds
and MacGregors. The table literally groaned
under the weight OF the good cheer, which, like
the hosts welcome, was Hielan'."
When the table was cleared and the "chant-
ers' set, Mr.. James NiVen was elected TO The
programme duly rendered: Toast, - The ST.
Aud scotland and : The Bedouin's Lows
VIII Gas to Rest" and the Barber" Mr.
Mhytei songs, :. There Was Lad Was Born In
Kyle" and Jennie's Black Ee," Mr.. Mac
donald; Toast, Hector McHelr"; recltations
Burns "Epistle TO Davie' and an address TO
the Uneo Guid," MIR. Cooke songs. "Ye Banks
and Braes" and "Anne Laurie" Mr.. Douglas
Smith; recitation. "Sherrlr1 Muir" Mr.. W. W.
Smith /; toasts. The Winning Team" aud "The
Losing Team" songs, The Wee ToOn Clark"
The Rowing Baker, and Gaelic Song" MIR.
Campbell; song, The Aud Claes Shop" Mr..
Mclean; toast, "Our Sister Socielies''; songs,
Tom Bowling" and Here's a Health Unto His
Majesty" Mr. Keith; songs, "Wnen Other Lips"
ana Far Away" MIR. Ballengall; song, Scots
Hills That l Lo'e Weel" and Come Ow're the
Stream, Charlie" Mr.. w. w. smith; toast "our
Host" with chorus: willie Brewd Peck O.
Maui"
The singing of AUD Lang Syne" brought TO
close very pleasant evenings entertainment.
Private Entertatn IN cuts.
Miss Blair will give tug boat party on Friday
Afternoon. the 3Oth inst, in honor of Mr.. Del
rlchs ana Miss Fair.
Miss Bard gave very pleasant soiree must
Gale last Friday at the residence of her mother,
Mrs. Gerberdng. 1918 Clay street A delicious
supper was served at the close of tie attractive
musical programme aud khe affair was afIerward
prolonged by pleasant converse.
1he members OF Golden CATE Chapter. No. 1,
o. T.. s., gave their twenly-frst anniversary
party last tuesday, evening at Dad Fellows Hall.
Ibe affair was very enjoyable.
Mrs. A. L. Veuve gave charming juvenile
party at her home on The Alameda, San Jose, on
Saturday afternoon in honor of the seventh birth
day anniversary OF hsr daughter, Miss Marguer-
lie Yeuye. After refreshments the little folks
amused themselves in dancing and games.
The ladies' OF the Alameda Flower Mission Will
give thelr rose fair on Thursday and Friday
evenings OF this week
Last Wednesday evening there was a card
party given by Mr. and Mrs. b. Mayer at their
residence in MayBeld.
Last Monday evening an enjoyable dinner
party was given by Mr. ana Mrs. George a Au-
denried al The Occidental Hotel. An elaborate
menu was appreciaively discussed. aud the
friends afterward enjoyed the performance at
one of the IheaIers. Among those entertained
were: Mr. and Mrs. Audenried, Admiral Brown,
U. s. N, and Mr.. ana Mrs. T. Van Ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Nilnr0w entertained few
OF their friends at their home on Lafayette
street, Santa Clara Tuesday evening. Music
and gaines were INDUCED in and refreshments