The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-12

The sixth anniversary party of California Cas-
tie, No. l, Knights Of the Golden Eagle, took
place last evening at UnoB-square Hall TWAS
another OF the castles peculiarly gratifying sue
cesses. To judge by the large attendance every
one who received an invitation had made point
Of being present.
The proceedings commenced shortly after $3.50
O'clock wien Blum's Orchestra. especially re-
talued for the occasion, struck up the grand
march, AS all the members were in their hand
some uniforms OF blue and gold, and the ladies
in dainty costumes suitable TO the celebration,
the appeara nee of the floor presented an attrac-
lively animated appearance. A programme OF
fifteen dances, including the medley, delightfully."-
occupied the evening until o'clocS.
The committees OF honor were composed as
60 follows: Committee of Arrangements-W. D
Macdougald, T. McGowan, Samuel Mccall, q. b.
Peterson, L. Berger; Reception COmmlttee-W.
o. Farnswortn, Daniel Norcross, John Ross,
John W. Van Horn, q. b. Hanna, j. Mem.
Hanna; floor manager, j. W. Seeley; Floor
Comnlittee-U. a. Lewis, w. L. NOrcross, w. F.
Obermeyer, H. Niemann, L. K. Tilley, a. Z.
MacAlpin.
The wedding OF Miss COralle Thomas, daugh-
ter Of Mr. Il. w. Thomas, ana Mr.. Wakefield
Baker Will take place in The Episcopal Church az
SausalIto al noon to-day
a pleasant lunch party was rendered Mrs. s.
Daniels at her residence on Green street. yester-
day by the class OF go consisting Of the follow
ing pupils Miss Geraldine Bohen, Miss Ethel
Gaskil, Miss Gerte Thompson. Miss Lillian
Parker, Miss Clara DushTOw, Miss Grace TrasK,
the Misses Amanda and Leollne Bacon.
a reception was rendered TO Rev. j. 81. J.
Rice, the newly elected pastor OF the Chase
street Congregational Church, Oakland, aud
wife. The church paIlOTs last evening, IN der
the direction OF the LADIES' Dime Society.
Tue members Of L. 5. Grant Lodge, No. II, o.
Z. A, VIII hold its quarterly open meeting on
Friday evening, The 2Oth inst, In Laurel Han,
Shells Building.
Last Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. George
II. Bragg entertained Few OF their friends at
their home on North Third street, san Jose.
Progressive euehre held sway the major portion
OF lie evening. sir. Louis Arguello rendered
choice musical selections, alter which supper
was pattakeu Of Mi. aud Mrs. McCabe carried
home tie donors OF The evening.
The Irving Lycenm Entertainments.
The Irving Lyeeum OF Howafd-slreet NJ. (.
Church gave It's regular monthly entertainment
on Monday evening. The lecture-room was
crowded with an appreclatye audience.
After the usual opening exercises and the in
stailltlon Of the new Chairman, Mr.. W. I. Lib
hey, the following programme was rendered.
Piano solo, Miss Cassidy; baritone solo, Mr. II.
Gimnel; essay on Shadows Of Coming ge,"
Mr.. A. Burgand; instrumental solo, "Falry
Bells" Mr.. T. Pratt; reading, Mrs Nellie Hol-
brook Blinn; instrumental solo, Mr.. Thompson;
vocal solo. Miss Della DelaDO; reading Miss
Blnnie de Forest OF the University OF The Pacific;
vocal solo, Mrs. W. L. Libby; quartet, Troop
ers Farewell" Messrs. Bushby, Hergeus, Swart
ana Sales.
The Lyceum is in a very prosperous condition,
aud the entertainments, on the second Monday
evening of each month, are deseryedy popular.
Party at the Lick Old Ladies' Home
On Tuesday evening the LICK Home for Old
Ladies was tile scene OF surprise party given
TO tile Inmates by about dozen young people OF
d.. Mackenzie's church on Van Ness avenue.
They met by arrangement at the corner OF Tenth
aud Howard streets, and proceeded by the
TwenlyfourIh street car and thence by the san
Bruno road car TO The home. On arriving there
word to the genial matron explained matters.
The old ladies were notified, and all hastened
to the hail. The amateur vocalists followed, and
Mr.. Gray being installed in the chair announced
IN a few happy remarks that while they could
not be said 10 have Patti or even a TsmRgnO
with them still each and every one would do his
or her s. level best" TO give satisfaction.
The following programme was then given. and,
judging from he hearty bursts OF applause from
The old ladies, it was in every way success:
Jessie's Dream" Mr. Anderson; quartet
Come Where My Love Lies Dreaming; read
ing, The Hired Girl" encore The Bashful
Boy MISS AcMuTray; song I'm Be No sub
ION song, The White Squall," MI Smith duet,
"What Are the Wild Waves Saving ?" Miss Gray
and Mr MenZies: reading The Bachelors Auc-
Miss cray cray song, * curl From My Ba6y's
Head Mr.. Fred Gray; chorus, flush Thee,
My Baby"
Gray, Miss George Troyler, Miss Lily McMur
ray, Miss Emma Jameson, MessT Is. william william
MT. Anderson, Mr.. Menzies.
A Private Picnic.
A private picnic was given at LaguDtas
Grove, Ross Station, on Sunday. Those present
were: Miss Katie Adams. Miss Nellie Groom,
Miss Annie Devlne, Miss Katie McGann,
Miss Mary Paris, Miss ]. de MARITIME Miss A.
Cayagnaro, Miss NJ. sullivan, Miss L. Jurgnet,
Miss d. Dianns, Miss Mamie Cosgr0Ve, Miss
Maggie CosgroVe Miss J. Grief, Miss NJ Conger'
Miss A. Smith, Miss D. Smith. Miss M. Buckley
Miss L. Dolan, Miss G. Dolan, Miss n.
Cross, Miss +. Joseph; kessrs. I. Groom,
Frank B. Dutfeld, Ii. Lunney, j. Cassery,
). 5. Gagliardo, j. Sullivan, e. Durham, E.
PncUs, G. Alexander James McGraph, A.
Cohen, Meyer Cohen, 5. Sehniizer, J. BrOu9ham,
J. Feuell, n. Smith, II. Prescott, B. NJ. Pincus
u. Powers, g. Randels, W. Devine.
Pacific Coast weddings.
Miss Mary NJ. Ball, niece OF Mr.. a. B. Ware,
and Mr.. George Alfred Butt, son OF MIR. A. Butt
were united in marriage at the Episcopal Church
in Santa Rosa on Sunday, the Rev. DR.. Shepherd
officiating. They were attended by Miss Ella
-DOhn as bridesmaid aud Mr.. Charles p. Ware as
groOmsman.
DIR. j. NJ. Fox of Seattle and Miss Lillian jean
nette Osborn we're united in marriage at the res
idence Of the groom's father in San Francisco,
tile Rev NJ. S. Levy OF Oakland officiating, last
Thursday. Dr.. Fox is young professional man
Of Seattle. The immediate friends only
present at the wedding. The presents were
valuable and useful Mr.. and Mis-. Fox will
Visit Monterey and other cities, returning TO
Seattle next week.
MIR. Bernard Egenberger of Alameda and Miss
Caroline Boss OF Vallejo were married in the lat
ter city Saturday evening by Justice Demmon.
The happy couple VIII reside at Alameda.
Mr.. III H. Young the efficient scorer OF the
State Printer j. D. Young, was married on Mon
day 10 Miss Maud Hoagland OF the same city.
Only lew friends aud relatives OF the couple
we're present at the ceremony. The newly
welded pair departed in the afternoon for San
Francisco and vicinity where they will spend
their honeymoon. Returning TO Sacramento
they VIII take up their residence on street, be-
tween Eighteenth aud Nineteenth.
Last Monday morning MIR. John Plagemann
and Miss Ludwig LanRsIaedt were married al
ST. Nncenps Church, Vallejo, by Rev. Father
Louis
Club Picnic.
A picnic was given by the B. W. S. Club at
MIL Valley the 1stInst In honor OF the Misses
Ethel and May Breese OF Santa Cruz. After par
taking OF a bountiful lunch the members pro-
ceeded to tile different points of interest 10 the
vicinity. Among those present were: Miss May
Breese, Miss Ethel Breese, Miss Bella COOgan
Miss Ella Cook, Miss Kitty Landers Miss Julia
Dullegilan, Miss Maggie Coogan, Miss Alice
DuTaud Miss Alice Dulleghan, bliss Nellie Man
ming.
Camp Percival.