The morning call., 1890-06-20

Mr.. O. t. Moore gave very enjoyable dinner
al the Union League Club last Tuesday evening
To a few personal friends. The accomplished
Clel Of the club prepared choice menu, which
was appTeciaJIyely discussed. Among those
present were: General n p. Chapman. Judge
James A. Waymire, General Robert A. Frederick,
Judge COombs of Santa Rosa, Mr. w. D. San
born, MI Paris Kilburn, Collector of the Port.
The senton- ReGm"n Wedding.
notable private wedding last Wednesday
=. was that OF MI H. Scott Seaton, son OF the late
Horace II. SeaiUn, OF whose large estate he IS
now Secretary IN Oakland, and iaVorlte grand
nephew OF Mr.. Coils T. Huntington, President
OF the Southern Pacific Company, and Miss
Maude Carice RedmOn, youngest daughter OF
Dr. l.. Redmon OF San Francisco, prominently
: known in insurance elieles. The young couple
were Economically associated IN driving acct
dent last Septenb near FTuityae, where NJ lSs
bednOn was fortunately uulnluled, but Mr..
Seatun was thrown from The vehicle and mar
TOwly escaped with his lie.
lie Ceremony was performed at noon at the
residence Of lie brides parents, 1910 brodercN
street, by the Rev. j. b. Stewart, pastor OF lie
: rust Presbyterian Church. Owing 10 the re-
cent demise of Ibe groOms father only immedi-
ale relatives were prescott.
The wedding gifts were very numerous ana
costly The groom's mother, VINO has also III
sisted upon furnishing tie new home, presented
tie happy pair with $4,000 check on The
Clocker-N ooiwolth National Bank OF san Fran
cisco.
Mir. and Mrs. seaton left on Wednesday even
ing for a briual tour 10 the East. On their re-
tam they Will reside at 81 Market eeT, the
residence recently purchased by Mr.. Sealon.
Notes.
Tie wedding Of Ar. q. Berger Jr. and Miss
Minnie O'Loghlin will take place at the French
Church Notfe Danes des VICTORIES July the I'd.
Tie PIGS in Glover Club party takes place To-
night at ODD Fellows Hall. The grand march
IN fancy costumes will be, II is hinted something
TO be seen.
pleasant party was recently given 10 Mrs.
Mary Josephine Oogan, at her residence, 23o
SAtn street Vocal music and dancing formed
lie amusements Of The evening, which concluded
d. with lie service OF supper.
cert and ball at B'nai Birth Hall this evening.
\ Ieimaueut on gaulZatlOn OF the Sub-comnlt-
tee Grand Ball 10 be given on Admission day
by the Native sons was effected at meeting
eieced Chairman aud j. 1. DispauX Secretary.
= The ball will be held on tile evening OF tue 9th,
i'm tlrs Mechanics Pavilion, and j. l. DlspauX,
I. 7. Donovan and II. q. W. DDkeispieI were
appointed Committee on Programmes and ln-
yIlatlons. These VIII be made an especial feat-
ure OF the affair and will be elaborateiy ana
olympus Circle No. AZ. Company F.; U. S.
Grant Lodge. No. II, U. E A., and Fidelity
Lodge, No. 745, X. ana L. Of H., give parties
this evening al their respective halls
Iorter-Fink Wedding in Oakland.
Wide Interest, especially 10 journalistic cir
cles will be excited by lie announcement OF the
marriage Of Miss Tonca Fink. daughter OF Mr..
aud Mrs A. 4. Fink, to Mr.. /. r. Porter, pub
Usher of Echoes, weekly Journal devoted to The
Interests Of Oakland where both the contracting
parties reside. he bride, whose father has large
property interests in Berkeley, Oakland and
Oregon, is a graduate of Heald's Business Col,
lege and has attended the California College and
Tield seminary. " lille engaged In the business
OF Harrison 6 Boyce of Oakland she met her
future husband WHO, while winning BRIDE OF
exceptional natural gifts. UncOnsciOusly secured
a vile OF considerable prospective wealth
Nj. Porter has been a resident OF Oakland
some eight years, ana III mat Time pas MADE
host Of friends. While keeping the friendships
= commenced on this side Of the bay. he is a
- very popular newspaper man ana thoroughly
- observes all the good fortune which may oeial
" Ihe wedding TOOK place last Wednesday at
noon. al The residence in Oakland. OF The bride 5
: Parents. 1t was an entirely home affair, only
lie nearest friends OF the happy pair being
present.
During the afternoon Mr. and Mrs Porter left
for The south on a tour which may possibly ex-
tend 10 the City of Mexico. On their return 10
Oakland they Will reside at the Albany until
their cottage is ready for occupancy.
Surprise Party Lombard Street.
Last Saturday evening number Of friends
- rendered Miss Annie Wreden surprise party at
her home, 804 Lombard street, In honor Of her
seventeenth birthday. The evening was passed
IN the enjoyment Of games and dancing until mid
night, when all were invited to partake of a de
llcous banquet, which had been prepared by the
? committee in charge.
Alter supper the festivities we're resumed until
an early hour, when all left wishing the hostess
many happy returns Of the day.
Among The guests were; MIR. and Mrs. H.
Wredeu, Dir. aud Mrs. H. NJ. Wreden, Mrs. 4.
Rotgers, Miss Annie Wrsden, Miss Lizzie
Wreden Miss Rosa Klathman OF Oakland, Miss
Fanny Seheper Miss Annie WIOblOd OF Bouldin
island, Miss Annie Spar Miss Frieda Roencke
OF Oakland, Miss Emma Wells OF Oakland, Miss
Bertha Bastan OF Oakland, Miss Minnie Berdan
OF Oakland, Miss Annie Muller Of Alameda,
Miss Nj. TietjeD, Miss Bertha heuer,
Miss Emma Kuchmeister, Miss Adele Burhend,
Miss Emma Scnwarts, Miss Louise SchWeilzer,
Miss A. Rodgers, Miss Lilly ROtgers, Miss Lizzie
SPAR. Miss Caroline w reden, Miss Annie Geo
Miss Gertle Wulbern, Miss Lizzie Teitjen,
MessrS William i. WTedeni q. Z. hfe
drD. John Spar, William SchweiIzer, Charles
Nreden, Charles StuiZ, Henry Nfeden,
NICK Ahrens, Joseph Schweiger. DICK Seege-
ken, a. KuChmCisleT, Henry tum SUDDEN OF OAK
land, AdoIph Meese Of Oakland, Charles Jacebui
Of Oakland, John Flatman OF Oakland, Henry
Ngllet Of Alameda Eugene Gllls Claus Wreden,
Charles Mangels, Caesar Bruins, Fred Nlnkle'
uau, Willie Winklemani John Ackman, Frank
Ackman, John SchepeT, Z. Frank Paul, George
+ Heuer, W. 6. Wreden, W. Bnrfeud, Martin
Uleim, George Schwetzer, Henry WIeden Jr.
The Y. L. !. Receptions.
Last evening tue delegates TO the Third Grand
Council Of the Young Ladies' Institute were
Hospitality received and entertained at DAD Eel
lows Hall by the united city branches. Tht
1al stage was adorned with lie legend in gold
Welcome to our delegates" 1anked with twt
flags.
Dancing was carried on to the music of Bum'i
Orchestra until 1 O'clock. and the affair was IN
many ways the most signal party OF the week
About zuO0 invitations mad BEEN issued. The
gtaud officers are: Miss G. Gallagher, G.. +.
Regain, g. S V.P.; Miss Josie Abern G. S.;
Miss Ella COmyns, q. T.; Miss May Mearkey,
&. Nj Miss Lizzie House, 6. |. S. Miss Susie
Mahoney, Miss Mary Noonan. Mrs. Eu-
wright Miss Alice Conln, Mrs. Carr, Mrs
Following composed the committees of honor
appointed for Tie occasion: Committee OF Ar
IaHgemehts-Miss Nellie Dufour, Miss Annie
- Yue, MISS LOttie Duffy Mrs. I. CoogaD, Miss
N. Mctiowau, mrs Fitzgerald; Reception Com
mlttee-Miss Annie Kelley, Miss Kittie Foley,
Miss Belle Boyle, Mrs. L. J. Wise, Mrs. George
= Iaghau; Floor Commlttee-Mrs. GTowney, Miss
Jessie Crowley, Miss Fannie Douglas, Mrs. L.
Holz. Miss NJ. Crowley, Mrs. HagaD. Mrs. Nc
assistant, Miss Mae o'NeiI.
Tie pre- vious reception given the visiting dele
gates by Y J.. No. !, on last Wednesday even.
= fng al X. r.. b. Hall, cannot be compared to the
o.: usual stereotyped entertainments sometimes
= gwen Those who were there were glad OF it,
aud those who were not missed most plea SAINT
- aud enjoyable evenings amusement The Y. l..
l., though a comparatively young society,
not having been three years organized, is
%. noted for its hospitality and no brighter, happier
or more intellectual set OF young ladies ever
. graced a society mreting than were assembled
- Hnder the banner OF Young LADIES' institute No.
. on Wednesday night
II was in realty a fraternal meeting, and
among The many sisters were representatives
OF all the different braeches: 1hey came rom
OaLl land Sacramento, Benlcla, Santa Cruz,
Woodland, Nevada CITY, Eureka, Vallejo, Mays
vile Chico and each interior town that boasts
Of a branch of that hoursshing society, besides
the full complement from the city lodges.
Tie large hall was beautifully decorated f0I
tile occasion with flowers hnd bunting, flags and
charge The programme. WAS exceptionally good
and well rendered, and richly deserved the
hearty praise and encoTea that it received, and
consisted OF the followinP.: Autoharp solo by
Mrs A. j. Dhelig vocal selection by Miss Lizzie
Kelly recitation by MissI X. O'Grady insIru-
mental solo by Miss Mamie Gelshaker, faVoTlte
:. songs by Mrs. Carrie Clarh ward, recitation by
Miss Ethel Brandon Stockwe piano solo by
Miss Emma Semi, song atki dance by little Irene
Delaney. Instrumental music by Mrs. Bishop
=. Remarks for tire good OF the institute were made
blythe President OF No. j, Mrs j; 7; Sweeney
j may well be proud of their showing on
NHednesdaY evening, that No. is not No IN