The morning call., 1890-07-21

X tlIIl Was ItVtNFU viii
After refreshments had been served tue audi,
ence was delighted with some sweet SOLOS anu
Park Band music from the nhonograpn' WIN MI.
r, ID. ChildS as master OF ceremonies.
This successful entertainment was unuer .he
management of the following committee as
sisted by tile members OF The dllierent 9epaii.-
meuis: Miss Emma F. Graves, head OF Inc Lit
efary Department; Miss Della Delano, hean OF
the Social Departments Mr.. H. E. Spooner, head
of the Entertainment Department, ,o,,,rrir,,
Among those present were me IoIloWing'
Bishop and Mrs. c. IL. Fowler, Rev. DIR. Ham
mond and MIR. Harry Hammond; Rev. DR.. Be-
yaid and Mrs. Bovard, Mrs Ter; Mr.; anu MIS- MS
Robert McElroy, Mr.. aud Mrs. J. {; Owens, Mr..
and Mrs. j. fl. Humphreys, Mr. Wiiham MOS
grove, Mrs. 5; MosgIoye, Mr.; ana MIS- w: "A ;I D.
aud Mrs. j. c. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs W.. II.
Smith, Miss Sarah Bagley. Miss A. Bagey, Mi.
Manan, Mr. Charles Mersleldvr, Mr.. R. Frank.
lin, Mr.. j. Coffin. Miss Alma Berglund, Mr..
A braham Berglund, Miss Belle Hareourt Mrs.
NJ. hurley, Mr.. Robert Burnley, Mrs., A. 5, Stimp-
son, Mrs. A. NJ. Field Mis-. William Perkins,
Mrs. Ii. RoSecrans, Mr.. w. Roseerans, Mrs H.
Earl, Miss Eleanor Earl, Mr.. W. Earl, Mrs.
Mr.. j. q. Blean, Miss Mary Blean, Miss Alma
Kirkwood, MISS Della de Lano, Miss jeanette
Gail Fowler, Mr.. Edward Jones, Mr..
Forest Wyman Mr. Roscoe W, Perkins
Mr.. II. E. Spoonsr, MIR, Living Nj; lzeT; MISS
Mrs George Perkins, Miss l.. Perkins, Miss aue
Gray, MISS Jessie Anderson, Miss Katie Ander-
son, Miss Emma s. GeaIes' mlSs annie eik S.ls,
Maud Mcguire, Mr.. Bert IIezlse, Mr.. ". J'
Barnes, Mrs. Barnes, Mrs. Leonard Mrs. Gar
diner Miss Haywards, Miss Ethel Perkins, Miss
Nab PEI kins, Mr.. j. L. Wyman, MISS Alice
Ridrouf. Miss Efhe SpoOner, Mr.. w. +. Clark,
Mr.. II. Kirkwo0d, Miss Elsie Duncan, Mrs. Rob
ert Hewson, iss HewsOn, Mrs. Il. Temby, Miss
Johns, Miss Lena Thomas, Mrs. Il. E. skinner,
Miss Skinner, Mr.. and Mrs. George Steuatt,
Mrs Wagner, Mrs WOlden, Miss Katie Stack
pole, Miss l.. Stackpole, Mrs II. Palmer, Mrs.
Lemuel Poole, Mrs. George McAllister, Mrs.
William Gurus, and about 100 chdIen from lie
Sabbath school.
The Baldwin McEvov Wedding.
The wedding of Miss Esse McAvoy and DR.. A.
f. Baldwin took place at the residence OF Mrs.
B. McEvOy in Redwood City last Tuesday after
noon at 2 O'Clock Only the relatives aud a few
Intimate friends were present. Rev. Or. W.
Stow of Menlo Park was the officiating clergy
man. Miss Maggie Leahy was the bridesmaid and
T. L. Byrnes of san NlateO the best man. Tie
Episcopal service was used, The bridegroom
pliguttng his troth with gold ring. Or. ana
Mrs. Baldwin were the II clpleutS oil plumber OF
valuable wedding presents. They departed upon
the afternoon train for Hotel del MONTE whence
after spending a few days they visit Los Angeles
and the southern part of The State 10 be gone
some weeks. Upon their return Dr.. aud Mrs.
Baldwin viii reside at San Mateo.
Expedition at Anderson Springs.
merry party of young folks left Anderson
Springs last Wednesday on a sightseeing eXpe-
dillon. After a walk of two miles they arrived
a l
to prepare lunch, while tile rest proceeded 10
the "ChdSm." After exploring This wonderful
freak OF nature and having their pictures taken
the party Ieluined to the Cabin" where all did
full justice TO the bOunteouS repaSt prepared oy
| Miss Rose Anderson. After short rest the
| ramblers started for the waterfalls, where pho
| tOs were taken and the party returned home, via
| the slide" In time for dinner. The following
| were among the party: Miss Emily Boland, MIS-
| e. MeColgan, Mrs. NJ. Neicer, Miss A, Neicer,
| Mrs. j. Lcett, Miss Sarah Ward, Miss Rose u
| drrson; MeSsrs. Harry I. Kelly, joseph z.
Freese, john W. Flynn, Joseph +. ShereT, w. ii.
| Turner, l.. +. Agnew, Frank Agnew. Professor
LiDitt.
welding at San Jose.
Several San Francisco friends attended the
wedding on Saturday last at San Jose OF Mr.
| Frederick Humberg and Miss Sadie Lucas, the
| latter the daughter of old residents of the Gar
| den CITY. The ceremony took place al 9 O'Clock
| at the residence of the BRIDES mother. Miss
| Nellie Humbefg was The bridesmaid and Mr..
| Henry Humberg acted as best man. Rev. Father
| Kelsey performed the sacred rite, which was fol-
| lowed by sumptuOus wedding b. eahfast. Mr..
| and Mrs. Humoerg came 10 San francisco ior a
| mother in San Jose. Among those present lIom
| this city were: Mr.. and Mrs. Godkln, Miss
Mamie Godkin, Miss Addie Godkin, Mr.. James
| Lucas, Mr.. Robert Lucas, Miss Minute Hum.
! berg, Mr. Henry Humberg
Parties to Take Place.
The Young Mems Institute Of this city viii
give special entertainment on the Atm prox. at
the Grand Opera House, and ball at the Me-
chanies' Pavilion the following evening.
The Catholic Ladies' Aid Society, No. II, will
give their quarterly entertainment and social at
Saratoga Hall on Thursday evening the 3lst
inst. The proceeds viii be for the benefit Of the
sisters i'll charge of ST. Joseph's Home Tor Incur.
abes.
An opening reception VIII be held at the San
| Francisco School of Oratory at Pythan Hall,
| 1905 Polk street, tomorrow evening.
l he regular monthly entertainment OF the
Children's Progressive Lyc-um, which meets
| each sunday morning at 9O9i2 Market street,
will be given in that hall next Satu'da evening.
| benefit will be rendered to the Po~ell-street
| Presentation Convent, at Irving Hal, ON the
27th prox, by the New california Dramatic
General John F. Miller Camp. No. 3, Division
| of California, S. OF ", will give an entertain
ment aud social at UBlon-square ball next FRI
| day evening.
Young LADIES' Institute No. . will! give pro-
menade CONCERT aud entertainment at Saratoga
| Hall next wednesday evening. A presentation
Bay CITY Lodge. No. G19 X. and L. OF H.,
| give their monthly social at Washington Hail,
Golden Vest Circle, No. 43. C. O. F.. Will give
| an entertainment aud ice-efeam social at Shels'
Building, 81 OFlrrcll street, % Tuesday even
Young Ladies Institute No 10 are making ex-
tenslve preparations for their coming entertain
ment aud social 10 take pace on wednesday
| evening the 18Th Ltox, al Irving Hall
| The Vigilantees will hold their second session
| on Tuesday evening, the Sth prox., at Mission
| Opel a Hall. 2l29 Mission street.
| LbuOpid LOuHct NJ. IOi l-tSlOu vi INC hCott
Will give public installation and third anniver-
| saIy party at Uni0n-square Hall on Tuesday
| evening, the 29th INST.
! Young Ladies' Institute No. 3 VIII give an en-
| tertainmeut and social on tuesday evening, the
| 26th prox., at B'nai BIltli Hall
James A Garfield Lodge, No. SO. Q. E. a.,
| Will give their monthly social this evening.
| The BlYlhdaies VIII give bon-bon party at
| their rooms Wednesday evening next
The members OF Battery ii, Second Artillery
Regiment, Captain W. D. Waters commanding,
will give their regular social on Saturday even
| Ing next al the Regimental Armory, 12O Grove
| street.
| The Pandoras VIII give their opening entertain
ment and dance at Mission Opera Hall on Thurs
| day evening next
/ The second anniversary ball of the Club
| Frohsinn VIII take place al Germania Hall next
| Sunday evening.
| Society Personals.
Mr. f. Dohrmann and Miss Muna Dohrmann,
of Alameda, have left for visit to Lake Tahoe.
| Mrs James Dunno OF san BenltO County Is
staying at Phelan Park.
Judge A. ID. Lemon Of Phoenix, Ariz, has pur-
! chased handsome residence in Alameda. and
! on its completion his wife and daughter will
make it their summer abidlng-place.
Rev. E. Graham Of tile Presbyterian Church OF
Chico viii Pay Oakland visit to-day. Alter
ward lie viii go 10 tie Theological Seminary,
mir. Richard Gray OF the Southern Pacific
Company has been spending vacation at Bart
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Page and Miss Bertha
| Ralston Lave returned from visit 10 Yosemite
| Valley.
! Mi and Mrs W. p Dillon Of Alameda are at
| Coronado Beach.
Baron ana Baroness Won Schroeder are expected
| from San ia Barbara ana VIII then go to San RAJ
| fael 10 Iena in mouth
| Mis-. c. d. Pierce and Mrs. John Russ OF Oak
| land, accompanied by their mother, Mrs. E. Bar
| tboomew, will leave on Wednesday afternoon
| for Cypress Glen, near Napa-
| Mrs. James CarolaD, Mis-, Evelyn CarOlan and
| the Misses Emily and & Hevieye Carolan, who
| have been at san Rafael 1ur The past month, have
| gone 10 Monterey TO REMAIN several weeks.
MIS- Rose Hurley and son, of Fort Bragg,
MendocinO County, are in Oakland visiting Iel-
atives.
Mrs. Ira Pierce is at Monterey for the rest Of
| the season.
Mr.. and Mrs George E. de Cola and family,
| of Oakland, aud Mr.. aud Mrs Walter F. Beck
| and family have left for the Summit, Placer
| County, 10 spend a week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Payne VIII remain at
| their residence in Belmont until September 1st.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Henry Alexander and sons, OF
| Oakland, are Occupying cottage at Santa
Cruz.
Mir. and Mrs. George II. Howard are paying a
short Visit TO Monterey. Wien they return they
| VIII ocelAy The residence OF Mrs. Monroe Sails
| bury, 1872 Cough street.
| Miss Bertha ohafter of Oakland has returned
| from Portland,
| Mrs. A. A. Nickerson and the Misses Maude