The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-25
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Brilliant Reception by Mrs. A. C.
Gnnter of New York.
The ESb and Flow of Holiday Travel Black
man Confirmation Party-Two Sur
prises-Coast Weddings.


Club will probably take place at the Hotel
Nendome on New Years eve.
A notable ball is to be given at San Ber
hardlno on New Years eve, to celebrate the
opening OF fine paviion-the largest in
southern California-erected by the City
trustees at cost Of $4,000. The dedica-
:. uon OF the building will be placed in the
hands OF the Pioneers and Native Sons of
the Golden West. One thousand invitations
will be issued
King kalakaua visited Palo Alto yester-
day. dining in the evening at the California
: as the guest of Consul Mckinley, with Adj
mlral Brown. Chamberlain McFarlaue.
p Colonel Baker and others, the party repair
ing to theater afterward.
The marriage of Miss Mary Render of
this city and Mr.. Charles Tecklenburg of
oea'tie LOOK place In that city on the I4th
INST, Rev. John F. Damon officiating.
The anniversary ball of the Germauia
Club will take place at Saratoga Hall This
evening
Inc Gunter Reception in New York.
Mrs. Archibald Clavering Gunter gave
large reception at her residence. 66 West
fnty-second street, New York, last Tues
day from till O'clock. Among the brill
laht assembaee OF guests were: General
Charles L. Furlong, Mr. and Mrs. F. Cooper
olafke, Mr.. and Mrs. George Ii. Story, Mr.
and Mrs. Dore Lyon, Mrs. ". A. Perry, Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Cowles, Mr.. w. H. Dean,
MISS +. L. Thomas, DR.. ID. Z. Holman,
MISS Bessie Marbury, Mrs. d. p Griswold.
Mrs. Frank Tefft. Mrs. Robert Carter, Mr..
and Mrs. Nathan Seeley, Mrs. C. P. KIM
bali. Marqaise LAMA, Mr. and Mrs.
M MoS r BgTr' :, Mr.. and Mrs. John Elderkin,
ley Hall, Mr.. a. d. Brewster, Mr.. A NJ
Basby, Mrs. j. 4. Collins, Miss Laura Col
Inns, Mr. and Mrs. john Drew. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. \. Hurlhurt. Mrs. A. NJ. Palmer, Miss
Palmer, Miss Jennie Button. Mrs. Z. J.
Mitthaus, Mrs. Joseph Cornell, Mrs. J. NJ.
Narian, Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Little, Miss Lii
lie p. Berg, Mrs. Frederic Goodwin, Mrs
John A. Cockerill. Miss Matte Sheridan,
Miss Cromwell, the Misses Half, Mr. Edgar
Fawcett, Mrs. Charles Gerach and DR.. c. G.
Currier. An orchestra played throughout
Inc afternoon behind screen Of palms.
Surprise Party on Devisadero Street.
A surprise party took place last Saturday
afternoon at the Kirkpatrick residence on
Devisadero street, being the birthday of
Master George kirkpatrick.
his young friends attended in force, and
after games and other amusements had been
inGulged in all removed to the diuing-room
where they partook of a tempting lunch,
which had been prepared by Mrs. Kirk
patrick.
Among those present were Messrs. George
IkiTSpatriek, Jules Getzs Horace Mish.
Gerald Mish, Valentine Co ouey, George
Mersing, II. Hunt W. Cooney, Oswald Mish,
Miss Hattie Kirkpatrick, Miss DJttie Har-
Doe, Miss Julia Mish, Miss Catherine Hall.
Miss Mamie Noyes. Miss Helen Nathan,
Miss Hilda Nathan Miss Mabel GetZ, Miss
Ida knell, Miss Eta Seaton.
a Home Celebration on Suffer Street.
The Bae Mitzuah of Master Ellis Haron
RlaeEman WAS pIaas calahro al ha
residence Of his parents, on Sunday after
noon. Among the young folks WHO were
present were: Miss Adele Lobree, Miss
Beckie Lobree, Miss Estelie Davidson, Miss
Tessie Davidson, Miss Estelle Blackman.
Miss Gertie l.. Mayors, Miss Anna Mayors,
Miss Gertie z. Mayors, Miss Myrtle Samuels,
Miss Harriet Oppenheimer, Miss Flora
Oppenheimer Miss Isabelle Dennison. Misses
Masters Hams ssma pisy Oscar ssmas
Lemuel, Melville, Harry, Ellis. Milton and
Leon Blaekman, Abe, Arthur, Melville and
Sigmnnd Friedlander, Joe Wyatt, Lee
Dennison,- Alfred and Marion Mayors,
Norton Mayors, James Horne, Aaron
L0bree and Edward Isaacs.
- The Young confrmant was the recipient OF
many elegant and useful presents.
Party on Green Street.
Last week very enjoyable party was
given by Mrs. de Costa at 1913 Green street
to celebrate her birthday anniversary. The
celebration lasted three days and numerous
friends called to congratulate the pleasant
and agreeable hostess. Music, consisting of
singing, instrumental solos and recitations
were the features of the entertainment, but
best of all was the sumptuous rerast. Those
who were fortunate enough to be invited
pronounced the time thus spent as most
delightful occasion, not to be forgotten, and
paTtings were said very reluctantly.
Pacific Coast Weddings.
Mr.. Fl. Z. Crew, young farmer living
near Walnut Grove. and Miss Ida Fos-
ter of Sacramento were married on
and Mrs. E II. Mckee, Rev. j. f.
yon Rerrlich officiating. After the cere-
mony Mr.. and Mrs. Crew took the express
train for San Francisco. On their return to
Walnut Grove they will occupy the elegant
new house which was prepared and pre-
scented TO them as a wedding gift by the
father of the groom.
Mr.. o. F. Parker of Benicia was married
on "Wednesday to Miss Josie Kreel OF San
Francisco.
very pretty wedding ceremony was en-
acted at the residence of Mrs. Kastens, in
Berkeley, recently. celebrating the mar
riage of her daughter, Miss Maggie Kastens,
TO Mr.. James Dening of Los Angeles. They
left for Monterey, where they viii spend
their honeymoon, and returning, will take
up their residence in San Francisco.
The marriage of Mr.. Z. ii. Jones of San
francisco and Miss Cora E. Elliott of Po-
NOna occurred ut Pomona on tuesday
afternoon. Rev. l.. II. Frary performed the
ceremony. The happy pair left Tor Coronado.
Society Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gillig have arrived
from the East aud Europe and, accompanied
by Mrs W. S. Bender of Reno, will spend
month or two at Coronado Beach. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gillig have been away six months.
Mr and Mrs. j. Jerome Smith of Stock
ton are at the Hotel Pleasanton for the
winter.
Mrs. R. N. McLaren and Miss McLaren
St Paul, MIMI, are visiting General and
Mrs. Gibbon at the Hotel Pleasanton.
Mrs. L. w. Leonard has returned from
Lake County, and is stopping at 5S2 Twelfth
street. East Oakland.
Miss Grace de Forest has the past week
been entertaining Miss Carrie Roper. one Of
her class mates at Irvington Institute, pre-
vious to her departing for her home in Ash
land. Or, where she will spend the holidays.
Mr.. Louis T. Haggin has returned from
New York.
Mrs. Lieutenant James Forney has gone
on a visit TO Philadelphia.
Mr.. ana Mrs. George Easton have re-
turned from n tour of the Eastern States.
Mrs. George Pullman and Miss Pullman
have gone south from Santa Barbara, and
will soiaurn for time at Del Coronado.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. ID. Beylard Miss How
ard and Mr.. e. a. Baldwin came up from
San Mateo on Monday and are stopping at
the Baldwin.
Mrs. E. S Holden is visiting friends in
= Stockton.
Governor Elisha p. Ferry Of Washington.
Mrs. Ferry and Miss Ferry are at Coronado
Beach.
Mrs. Peter Bargeon of East Oakland is
i'll
Mrs Judge Dougherty of Santa Rosa has
been visiting in this city.
Miss Maud Martin of Oakland is spending
the HOLIDAYS with her parents, Professor
ana Mrs j. III. Martin of Fresno.
Mrs Theodore Fisher of Gold Hill has
come TO the city to remain until the spring,
when she expects to take trip East.
All II RadlaIn Is making q fnur of the