The morning call., 1890-06-25
SOiree Dansante Given by Captain
and Mrs. Bennett at
LOrin.
THE TURNER BREAKFAST.
A Fashionable Wedding To-Day.
The Catholic Ladies' Aid Society
Ball at TemescaI-CIarke- o Neil
Marriage Hop at La Honda.
Minuet Club Meeting-Party on
East Street-Notes.

fashionable wedding VIII take place to-day
al 81. Luke's Church, at noon, when Lieutenant
Charles 6. Lyman viii be united to Miss Edith
Clarke, an acknowledged belle OF this city, Miss
Lottte Clarke VIII be maid OF honor and the
bridesmaids VIII be Miss Dora Boardman Miss
Blanche Castle Miss Kate VOORHEES, and Miss
Hope Ellis OF Marysville. Lieutenant Sampson
l. Falson, U. S. A, will be best man
One of the main features OF the Catholic
Ladies' Aid Society reception which will be held
at Unlou-Square Hall tomorrow evening" Will be
the cotilion which VIII be danced by the young
ladies and gentlemen OF Oakland, No. 1, c. L.
A. S.
Counselor Alfred Clarke. the welLknown at
torney, was married yesterday afternoon 10 Mrs.
j. Florence ONeil. widow OF Police Omeer
ONeiL Rev. I. c. Easion OF Calvary Presby-
terrain Church performed the ceremony. Tie
pride was given away by ex-Judge Toohy. 1t
was quite private affair, only the immediate
relatives and few friends OF the contracting
parties being present.
On saturday evening the first annual reunion
OF the class OF 80 OF the University OF California
was held at the residence of Mr.. q. Il. Lukens
56O Thirteenth street, Oakland.
PaymaSter George ). Greyson of the revenue
cutter Hassler and Miss Ellen NJ. Mcguire were
married IN This CITY ON June 9Th by Rev. Father
pleasant breakfast party was given by Lieu
tenant and Mrs. James A. Turner last Wednes
DAY at their residence on Mare island. Among
he guests were Mrs: Sullivan. Miss Phelan and
MISS DuVal niece OF Mrs James Phelan visit
ing here from New York.
AIRS. c. M Perkins, who was recently married
TO Lieutenant c. NJ. Perkins U. ). N, was Sc
HOuSly Injured in All accident during their hon
eymoOn at san Jose last week While driving
with her husband 10 Agnews the dOgcaTt was
partially overturned. owing to the horse becOm-
ing unmanageable. Mrs Perkins was thrown TO
the ground, sustaining fracture OF the collar
bone and severe contusiOns. Although she Will
not be able TO JOIN her husband at Mare Island
for some time, Il IS pleasant to know that the
sufferer is in the best medical hands and is
likely TO do well.
The Bennett Reception IN Lorin.
The residence OF Captain and Mrs. j. 81. Ben
- melt on Prince street. LOrin, Berkeley, was the
scene OF a pleasant reception on Saturday even
ing. week ago. not soon TO be forgotten by
those who were fortunate enough TO receive an
Invitation, which were limited TO 100.
The elegant parlOrs and spacious hall were
prettilY arranged; the tall mantel was bedecked
with vases OF Duchesse dc BrabanG, Homer aud
Richardson roses, while tile fireplace was filled
in with geranIims, yerbenas and scarlet pop
pies, teslooned Tor a background with sweet
smelling money Suckle. Large vases oil La France
and La Marque roses were scattered about on
every available stand and baskets OF flowers,
d3ped in soft silks. were placed in the windows.
Choice selections on the piano were eOmmenda-
bly, rendered by Miss Mary NeGjOhan OF Oakland
and Others also by Mr. Thomas Nunan on the
violin. Tie Eolian Band OF San Francisco
furnished music Tor those WHO delighted IN
the pleasures Of dancing. The ball ana supper
rooms were tastefullY draped IN nass and hunt
Ing, wild Japanese lanterns hung in and around
which impaired a soft glow TO The rooms. Re
served during Tie evening.
At midnight supper was announced, when all
ala Justice 10 me abundant COLLATION. spread,
toasts were offered IN honor OF the host aud host
ess, who cannot be too highly praised for their
untlriuR Efforts and success IN entertaining their
guests. II was pronounced by those present one
81 tie most pleasant receptions ever given across
Tie bay,
among those present were: Captain and Mrs.
J. Il. Bennett, Mr.. aud Mrs. James, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rice, Mr. aud Mrs. Fox, MIR. and Mrs. BOardman,
Rir. aud Mrs. White, Mr. aud Mrs Greenough,
= Mrs
Mi. aud Mrs. Cavan, Mr. and Mrs. Younger, Mr.
ana Mrs. Callahan, Mrs. YeuiOhan, MIS-. Bell
yean, Mrs. Sgeek, Miss Mary YeujOhan, Mrs.
Swan Miss Nellie Buchanan, Miss johanna Mey
err, Miss Louisa Meyers, Miss Carrie Gibson,
Miss Rldeout, Miss hlngsbury, Miss Florence
Steck, Miss Mamie james, Captain George Con-
way Mr.. Geary. Mr.. circuit, Mr. Conklin MI
lam Meyers, Mr.. Thomas Nunan, Mr.; Harring-
ton, Nlr. McCeunen Nj. Richard Lelke MIR.
trauk Rice, MI. William James.
Party East Street.
pleasant surprise party rendered to
Miss Katie Peterson last Saturday evening at
her residence. 1928 East street. by her friends
Music was rendered as follows. Violin solo. Miss
Jessie Kramer; piano duet, Miss Mamie Peter
son and Miss Sadie Kramer vocal selections, by
Miss Grace Taylor. Dancing and games were
INDUCED in until midnight, when supper was
served. Those present were: Miss Lizzie Ander-
son MISS Oracle Taylor Mrs. Peterson, Miss
Mary Pile Miss Emma Johnson MISS Sadie
Kramer, Miss Mamie Peterson, Mrs. Kramer
Blanche Kramer, Miss D. johnson, Miss Annie
retersoni Messrs. f. Anderson, d. Johnson, c.
Stewart. NJ. Kramer, Frank Carlson, Ludwin
AbrahamsoD, James Hale, Z. Olson.
Carnival at Temescai.
Catholic Ladies' Aid Society, No. IA, gave It's
first anniversary ball al St. Lawrence Hall, Tenn
escal, Friday evening. The hall was prettily
decorated Tor the occasion. The stage was con-
yerted into a reIreshmeuI booth in charge of Mrs.
Murray, Mrs. Butler, Mrs. oiRourke, Miss
Swords and Miss White. Among the other
booths were flower stand, made OF lace and
decorated with lanterns In charge OF Misses Gen
eyleye Peladeau, Maggie de fraleS, NJ. Fellage,
NJ shannon, Lizzie Bates ana s. U Rourke. A
gypsy tent surrounded by lawn and Imitation
biick wall aud vines. where fortunes were told
by The fair gypses within, was one OF the attrac-
tive features OF the ball: The young ladies' we're
Miss Belle Beaudry. Miss NJ. Heay, Miss Flor
ence Beaudry and Mrs. j. j. Finn.
Dancing was kept up until midnight. Follow
ing were the committees In charge OF the affair:
Floor manager r. b. Velloge; Floor Committee
j. j. OROurke, NJ. QuinIan, E. Finn aud w.
ORourke; Reception Commi!tee.Mrs Butler,
Mrs. Finn, Mrs. Vellage and Mrs Murray.
Among those present were: Mrs. shannon,
Mrs oran. Mrs. BonIIaee, Mrs Y. D. YelIage,
Mrs a. Arnold Mrs. II. WeSlphal, Mrs. Qunlan,
Mrs. Cohen, Mrs. I. Pollard, Mrs Heron, Mrs.
Itamsea, Mrs Fisher, Mrs. Gushing, Mrs. Bates,
Mrs J. L. MCCARTHY, Mrs: Ham In Mrs. J. ).
B.Vellage, Mrs. Butler, Mrs. Belle Beaudry Mrs.
G. Peiadeau MIS- Florence Besudry, Mrs. LIZ
zie Bates Mrs. S. 0Rourke, Miss Maggie
SHANNON Mrs. Maggie Swords, Mrs. NJ Healy,
Miss NJ de FraIeS. Miss X Barlow Miss
Miss Smith, Miss Mamie Moran, Miss irwin,
Miss K Bowen, Miss brennan, Miss Belle Such,
Miss Taylor, Miss McFeeley. Miss Fannie
Mooney. Miss A. Mooney Miss a Gallagher,
Miss Dollie Pollard, Miss Maggie Pollard, Miss
May Swords, Miss Lena Weike, Miss NJ. White,
Miss Kate Barry, Miss A. Stokes missile. Stokes;
Father Serda, Messrs. William Ferguson such,
j. j. O'Iiourke, q. J. Haggerty, W. Pedrini,
Louis Beaudry, James Davis Henry MulaIhy,
William Heron, Charles LmsIronge John IAN
uing r. Boxer, Thomas Muiyihlll, T. MnivihiIl,
James Dowhey, William 0RouTke Vincent
t,g / MeMenomy, Mr.. Bates, j. Conn, T. Mo-
ran. j. b. Dieckman, T. CaEanaugh, Frank Cat
iagher r. B. VeilaGe, Joseph Cox maurice
The Minuet Club Party.
The members OF the Minuet Club gave pleas
ant dance last evening at Irving Hall Lleoerts
Orchestra provided excellent music Tor the large
attendance, which comprised goodly number
of friends Of members. The alterations 10 the
surrounding premises do not appear to have at;
fected The convenient arrangements OIL The nan
or diminished It's attractyeness: iong pro,
gramme OF dances enjoyed, the last extra
being ese as SICILY orac, 9eiO os william Bowes and
lie Floor Committee consisted OF Richard Bat
teree, d. j. Sheenan, L. L. Wacott and j. j.
Pacific const Weddings.
In Santa Cruz on Monday last Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Bruner OF Sacramento was united
TO marriage 20 Mrs. Mary z. Bury.
double wedding occurred at Florida on sun
day. tie 9th inst. the contracting parties being
Mr.. Howard e. Martin and Miss Clara Long OF
Florida and Mi. Horace V. Briggs OF ALEXANDRIA
and Mrs. jennie I. Bristol OF FLORIDA
Miss Loretta Bonl aud Mr. Henry Nicolaus OF
Sacramento married In Santa Cruz on
Saturday by Rev. Z. ID. McCrearY, and lett al
once for San francisco
Mr.. George NJ Kinkle OF st. Helena and Miss
Layonia Ellen BOYD OF Napa were married last
sunday afternoon. The happy couple took the
afternoon train for San francisco. Tomorrow
they will return TO Napa, and after remaining
tHere a short time WIZ proceed 10 their future
home al Bale Station. above ST. Helena.
Mi. John +. Lemis and Miss Annie r; Doyle
were married at ST tincents Churcn, faIeIo
came to San francisco on the afternoon boat.
p at La HOnd".
On last Friday evening Mrs. Ida Sears gave
an entertainment and hop 10 the guests and