The morning call., 1890-06-09
The Wedding of Colonel Presley
C, Baker and Mrs. Clara
B. Wheeler.
HALL PARTIES TO TAKE PLACE.
The Excelsior Yachting Club Party
Last Night - Simpson Lyceum
Entertainment - Gathering at
SausaIito - Private Picnic to
Ross Valley - Serenade on
LeaVenworth Street.

The engagement is announced of Miss Grace
Lowell Putnam OF Oakland TO Mr. Louis Elmer
Neerguard, formerly of New York, the wedding
to take place this month.
An entertainment was given py the Simpson
Lyceum In the parlOrs OF Simpson Memorial
Church on Wednesday evening" The lyceum
lecture by the Rev. T. Chalmers Easton, DID,,
was Interesting. His theme was " Manhood aud
the Republic" The following was the pro-
granIme: Devotional exercises and the busln ess
OF the lyceum; lyceum essay, Kimball Briggs;
vocal SOLO Miss Grant; music (stlectlons) by
Professor Mansfelds Banjo Club; tenor solo
eeello Obligato), A. Werner; recitation, Miss
Alice Rideout mtermisslOn; tenor solo, Robert
Husband; lyceum lecture, Rev. 7. Chalmers
EastOn, d.
The Excelsior Yachting Club gave very pleas
ant social last evening at Germania Hall, on
Bush street Dancing continued until mid night
The affair was excelentiy managed.
Entertainment at S4usslito.
A large company was present In the new Sau-
Saliio Hall last Saturday evening on the occa'
sion OF the opening OF that place Of amusement.
Several from this city who are visiting In that
place attended, and all were gTandly entertained.
The following programme was admirably rem
tered: Recitation, Miss Florence A. EllSi duet,
eauo aud violin, Miss Hattie aud Albert Rade-
maker; wnlsthng solo, Joseph Jewettj duet,
vocal. Miss Lotte Calsng and harry Nleman
recitation, llItle ROXle Lansing; Specialtles,
george A OlllUt ieCltdkluU, MISS le JdChSOu
plano duet, Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. CurtaZi song,
DIR. Arthur Regensburger; cornet solo, Louis j.
Harrison; quartet Arion Club; piano solo.
Miss Lillian Steele; recitation, DR.. l. l.. Hill;
song, Miss Lillian Slnkey.
At the conclusion there was dancing to excel,
lent music. The Floor Committee was composed
as follows: r. Her0ld, j. w. Harrison, j. W.
SperTy, S. 5. Fielder. Manager, j. L. Slinkey'
A Serenade on Leavenworrh Street.
A serenade was given to Miss Kittie Manning
and her sisters at their residence, 1904 Leaven-
worth street. on last Tuesday evening. 1t was
a genuine surprise and some pretty selections
were rendered on The outside. The serenaders
were invited in and the following gentlemen fur
nished music: Mr.. Ed II. Coleman, MIR. Carl
Croan. MT Martin, Mr. Joseph Morrison, Mr..
John Hynes Mr.. Joseph Nouuan, Mi. James
Thompson. Tie evening was passed
most pleasantly 10 songs, recltations, etc.
The following were present: Mrs. Manning,
Mrs. Jansen, Miss klltie Manning. Miss Lille
Manning. Miss Eta Jansen, Miss May Kennedy,
Miss YOst, MISS Peterson, Miss Annie Manning,
Miss Minnie Manning, Miss Annie O'Brien, Miss
can, John OBren, Joseph Morrison. Carl Croan,
James NOunan, Joseph de Vincent john Hynes,
NJ. Martin, Ed Coleman
Private Picnic Party.
picnic was given az San Anselmo last Sunday
by a party OF young folks from this city. They
Ief: on The o CLOCK boat and reached the grounds
shortly after 10. At u o'clock the Jolly pic
nickers partoOk OF bouDieOus repasL The re-
mainder Of the day was spent by the party in
singing recitations, games. exc. Among those
present were: Miss Annette German, Miss May
Oakes, Miss Lille Groom, Miss May German,
Miss JulIa Crowley, Miss May Groom, Miss
Alice ConloD, Miss TeSsle Groom, Miss May
Swift, Miss Sarah Brown, Miss Iessle Crowley,
Miss Jessie MerstOn, Miss Murphy, Miss Maggie
Higgins Miss Mollte Manax, Miss Kate
Higgins, Miss Lille weatherby, Miss
Jeanette Slallman, Miss Alice. Middleton,
The Misses Mckee Miss Katie Cummings,
MIss Rita de Clammont, Miss Maggie McCarl hyi
Nar4 u
OaNes, j. Russell Swift Marx NJ. PomerOy, MIR.
Wilcox Frank Condor, James Mckee, E. Kauff
man, E. Cation, r. Mckee, George Cranda, 5
Nieols Waller Smith, George Leavitt, Andrew
Mahoney, William King. John Fitzgerald, Mr..
0'BIien, Harry ClaPp, Charles Black, Mr.. Gala
gher, Albert helanan, Mr.. Welse, George Harts-
man.
Party on Nebraska Street.
most enjoyable surprise party was rendered
to Miss Bella Menert al her parents residence
on Nebraska street, near Twenty.f0urth last
Saturday evening. The rooms were handsomely
decorated with ferns and evergreens and also
The hall in which The dancing took place, Dane
ing, singing and games were iudulged In until
midnight, when the guests partOOk of an elab
crate supper. Among those present were: Mr..
ana Mrs. MeinerI, Miss Mamie Baily, Miss
Mclaughlin, Miss May l. O'Conuell, Miss Min
ME Steyheus Miss Mamie Nacker, Miss Katie
FLYNN, Miss julia Pepn, Miss Mamie Dougherty,
Miss Mamie whaen, Miss Annie Dougherty,
Miss /. Kelton. Miss T. Crawford. Miss NJ. Perrin,
Miss Ruby Walsh, Miss n. ROurke, Miss Barrett;
Dougherty Charles Melnert, Frank Nc
Laughliu, W. Vandewater, 7. Dougherty,
Leier Bailey, J. McLane, S. Va9dewater.
Robert Duer, j. Schultz, Even Davidson,
walter Smith. Henry Drew, Hugh Ward,
Hugh Fitzpatrick, Thomas Behan, j. Nc
Adams, w Burns Frank Lorrlgan, w; Nc
Adams, D. Sloane, George jacobson. T. Burns,
T. Magee August Wacker, E. Van Dollen, Rob-
ert KerrisOn. John Ward, (. Edgar, John
Snaekleton, Mr.. LofTigaa. Peter Cushion.
Facific Coast Weddings.
st. Paups Church, at Los Angeles, was the
scene of a quiet, Impressive wedding last
wednesday on the occasion of the marriage of
Miss Blanche Edith Brydges and Mr. Richard
William Vincent, both OF that city. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. I. W. Hasklns.
Cruz was crowded Thursday forenoon, when
Elder Carpenter of Santa Clara united In mar
rage Mr.. Clarence A. Archibald and Miss Anna
Jacobs. The grooms best man was Slr. john G.
Russell while Miss Sadie Barson acted as brides
maid. Mrs. p. e. Tucker played the wedding
march.
Mr.. Fred A. Redden took place last Wednesday
at the Catholic Church in San BernardiDo.
quiet wedding took place on Wednesday
morning at University Place, Los Angeles In
which the high contracting parties were Mrs.
Cara B. Wheeler Of that city and Colonel Presley
q. Baker OF Pasadena. An elegant wedding
breakfast was served at the conclusion OF tue
ceremony and the couple lett on the train for San
francisco and the East. They Will spend some
Time IN new 1Olk, BdlllUOle, washington.
Toronto and the principal cities OF the East, not
returning 10 Los Angeles till the close OF the
year.
Party on Dikeman Place.
A very enjoyable party was rendered TO Miss
Clara Carlo by her mother, Thursday evening, al
their residence. Z Dikeman place, In honor of her
birthday anniversary. The parlor was beaut.
fully and tastefully decorated with ferns and
flowers. The evening was devoted 10 dancing
meTry-making and games At 10 o'clock the
Instrumental music was rendered. II was about
midnight when the guests sought their homes
Carlo, Miss Clara Carto, Miss L. Carte Miss b
LaToche, Miss NJ. Laroche, Miss NJ. Springer
Miss T. Springer Miss J. Finck, Miss NJ: Suco
Miss l. SueO, Mr., and Mrs. L. Naylet, Miss A.
CeturOn, Mr. j. Lutzen, Miss NJ Brannan, the
Misses Zele and Adele Carto and Master C.
Carlo.
The Dry-Gaods Mems Party.
The Dry-goods Mems Association held high
jnks on Thursday evening last, on the occasion
Of the installation of new officers. The following
programme was well rendered: Recitation, Mr..
J. v. DinmoTe; violin solo, MIR. W. Schneider;
duet, Messrs. Barry and Corey; song. Mr,. NJ.
Burial at sea-" Messrs Coffin aud Kemp;
whistling solo. MT D.. Hogan; banjo duet,
mission OF Mr.. T. w. Bree; songs Mr. T. IRE
Gallls; recitation, MIR. j. Heating; quartet,
hessrs. Woods, Barry, Martin and Nounan. A
most enjoyable evening was spent, during which
refreshments were dispensed. This is the first
entertainment Of the kind ever given by the Dry
goods Men. and, judging by the success Of it.
should not be the last.
Party on Alabama Street.
A pleasant surprise party was rendered to Mr.
and Mrs. Uchlman at their residence on the
corner Of Twenty fourth and Alabama streets on
the 81 ult. Dancing and games were INDUCED
In Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. j. Judge
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Uchiman, MIR. and Mrs
Gilbert, Mr.. and Mrs. Berman, Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Crossin OF San Jose, MIR. and Mrs. Stretch. Mrs
Waters. Mrs. Cochrane. the Misses Nellie anC
josie Waters, Miss Addle Uchtman, Miss Katie
Douriey, Miss May Macauley, Miss Mamie Mul
lane, the Misses Florence and Gussie Woods
Messrs. John Keough, William Higgins. John
Richardson, Thomas Slarl, Alfred GliDes John
Auilane, James Keough, John White, J. Han
cock, Mr.. Grant, George Brown, J. Attridge, j.
Ryan.
Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman OelrIchs (nee Fair
arrived In Chicago yesterday and will remain
there one day. They expect TO arrive In New
York tomorrow evening.
Miss Mary Z. Barnard. the contralto has beer
engaged to sing with the Mendelssobn Quintet
Club Of Boston next season. She will leave here
In September.