The morning call., 1890-09-12

rtages DetnH PROVIDED. III lilo otcuiuS al envy
able dinner was partaken OF at Monterey. when
| many toasts were honored. After another drive
the ladies returned to town.
The object of the visit the formal accept
ance of land offered by MIR. S. j. Duckworth to
The society, for the establishment OF q summer
Uoune,l Of the Catholic Ladies Aid Society will
meet and large home and educational institu.
tOn will be established. and where unprotected
girls and young women who labor In the cities
may come for short rest and vacation and enjoy
The pleasures OF the seaside.
The site selected by the Catholic Ladies' Aid
Society as their permanent meeting place is sit
uated in grove of live oak and3pines, on the
south side OF the peninsula forming Monterey
Bay, The location is elevated and commands an
excellent view OF Carmel Bay, Point Lobos and
The Carmel Valley, with Its river winding its
course onward to the sea. A short distance from
Carmel City stands the historic mission bearing
that name, ana few hundred yards to the north
ward may be found one OF the finest bathing
beaches 10 the State. Tradition tells that during
Monterey Chapel and Carmel Mission ran
through this grove, and its course was marked
with crosses which were stationed at regular
Intervals by the padres; the path being known
as "El Carmln0 de las Cruces" (the path OF the
crossesl. A peculiar coincidence in connection
Th s mater says an sa sa tn Sotsd p
accept this spot and While yet Ignorant OF tbe
bit OF history above related, they proposed 10
have their prayer-b book select the name OF the
future meeting place, and the book was accord
ingly opened, when one of The ladies quickly lald
her finger on line which read, Paradise Fath.
- Paradise PARK" and were pleased when they
were atterwatd told the former name OF the
locality.
The lady visitors we're: Past Grand President,
Mrs. A I. Macdonough; Grand President, Mrs
NJ. Deane; Grand Secretary, Mrs. Stella y brien !
Mrs. Booth, Mrs. King, Mrs. Vance, Mrs. A. b.
Mcguire, Mrs. Z. 5. Code Mrs. Kate Lynch,
Mis-. NJ. T. Glllen, Mrs. j. P. Sweeney, Mrs b.
Lougier, Miss Ii. oKane, Miss Mary Lambert.
MISS L. \. Wilson aud Miss NJ. Hillary.
The Maze-Rosers Wedding.
al Monday pyaninp the HOtel PinaSan-
ton, MIR. Charles Maze Jr. and Mrs. Ella Rogers
were united in wedock. Rev. h. c. Dillingham;,
pastor of The Presbyterian Church OF Modesto,
tied the puptial knot. The contracting parties
are both residents OF Modesto, Inc groom is
senior member Of the firm of Maze & Abbott.
aud is an enterprisng business man, justly popu-
lar in the community. The bride is the widow oil
S. p Rogers and the name Of her friends IS
leg ion i'll Modesto, whittier the happy pair VIII
proceed after the honeymoon.
birthday Party on Clinton Streht.
On Tuesday birthday party WAS given at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Greggalns, 2
Clinton street. to their son, Master Thoma
Greggans. The afternoon and evening were
spent pleasantly in the enjoyment OF games,
dancing, singing, music aud various other
amusrments. The generous hostess had pre-
pared bounIeOus repast, which was enjoyed by
guests. The following guests were present:
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Greggains, Mrs. w. Tamen,
Mrs }. Cotter, Miss Maggie Kelley. Miss May
6feGSalns, MISS Annte 0IcSBaiue, MISS riutSuCC
Holt, Miss Maggie st. Clair, Miss Agge Hanley,
Miss Katie Hanley, Miss Mollle Maroney, Miss
Liza Madison, Miss Emily Madison, Miss Katie
Lucy, Miss Grace CARDINAL. Miss Louise pebsf'
Miss Nellie Shea, Miss Annie Reel, Miss
Mamie Delaney, Miss Mollie Madden, Miss
h mss marce maaq Sullivan. Mis-, Katie G6anols
Miss Katie sullivan, Miss Lena Glannetti, Miss
George Giannelti, Miss Jennie Murphy. Miss
Nellie FigaIe; Messrs. John, Thomas. Arthur
and GeOfi,e lIreunalns. W alter anu Daniel Han
ley, John MahOn, Johu 81. Clair, George Muir
phy, Walter, Theodore aud Arthur Madison,
JOHN and Willie Maroney, Harry flIgate Jarles
Madden. James sullivan, James Brady. w.
Tamen. John CO1;etine. W. shea john c ke Hx
John Tomey, Ii. Cardinal, &. Cardinal.
Paeifi. Coast Weddings.
Al Sacramento on Monday Mr.. Dougald ellis
Jr. aud Miss Lizzie Parsons were united III matr-
mony by Rev. Father HauptS. Miss Mamie
Sehn.allng OF San Francisco acted as brides.
maid and L. Mattys as best man, Only the reia-
tives ana immediate friends being present. Mi
and MIS-. ellis departed on lie afternoon tram
for this city. where they viii spend lew days,
and then proceed 10 Los Angeles 10 spend the
remainder of the honeymoon.
Mr.. Wilbur NJ. Gardner and Miss Mamie E.
Norris were united IN marriage at lie Al. +.
Church, Sauta CguZ, on Monday, by Rev. Z. ID.
MeUreary. Mrs. Gardner Is OF Watsonviile
family.
A pleasant wedding took place Tuesday at
Santa Barbara, the nigh contracting parties being
MF. Sebe Steele OF Lompoc and Miss ID. j.
Wilson of Santa Barbara. Mr.. aud Mrs. Steele
leIt Oh The steamer The same evening Tor san
Francisco and sacramento, where, Mr.. Steele
Will represent the Press at The State Fair and
Mechanics Fair.
church wedding been celebrated than on
last Monday, when Miss Lottie Dee Kellogg
daughter Of Mrs. Adelia H. Smith, was married
10 Dir. Ben X. Martin, Deputy County CLERK,
Oldest son OF County Clerk Ed Marin of this
city. The ceremony was performed by Kew. T.
o. 1illotson, assisted by Rev. Mr. CIump The
hriIa IVA uty ~ a. L
Moore OF Santa Rosa.
Society Personals.
Mrs. Lorenzo NJ. johnson OF Mexico, Mrs b.
J. D. Quoin. Miss Quoin. Miss A. K. Ii. Qu0in,
Miss Dimond, Miss Mae Dlmond and Mi. Will
lam S. Newson of this city, aud Mr. e. l.. Irwin
of the United States Amy. arrived in Seattle on
Sunday In the private car Buena Ventura. The
party is bound for Victoria on pleasure IMP
Miss Lois Snedeker Of Staten Island, New
York, is at The Grand Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Nilfred B. Chapman Will close
their cottage In San Rafael on the LIST Of October
an d return TO Their city residence.
Miss Maud Nyman returned Wednesday 10
her home in Oakland from a four months TIP
East aud through tie Yellowstone PARK.
Mrs. Mary Ryer, Who has resdrd al tile Palace
Hotel for the last seven years. has gone 10 the
Bella Vista; also her son, Mr. Fletcher RyeT,
aud wife (uee Bianch HubbaIdl.
Hon. aud Mrs. ID. A. Mckinley aud daughter,
Mis. IDA Mckinley, alter spending many year 5
at the Palace Hotel have gone housekeeping at
1852 Post street. MI Mckinney Is Consui-Nel-
eral Of The Hawaiian Islands
DIR. and Mrs. W. L. Dickinson have returned
to the city from their country villa, Brookslde,
near Santa Rosa. They have gone 10 The Hotel
PleasanioD, instead OF the Palace Hotel, where
they nave spent their winters Tor the last ten
years. They have placed Their daughier Miss
Thama Dickinson. in Miss Leake's school.
Di. aud Mrs. ID. L. Meiilss were IN Seattle the
first Of the week.
The members oil the san FRANCISCO Sketcnins
Club, who have been spending month IN Santa
Barbara, where they inide most OIL Hiehds, re-
TUNED home on the Pomona.
Sir. aud Mrs: ChafleS Ii. Sinpkins, Mlss Simp-
kins ana Mr.. Harry Simlklhs VIII return from
the Del Monte on nohday ana VIII leave Soon
after for Trip TO Europe
Mr.. X. j. Allen Jr has returned iIom the Col.
ontes and Sandwich Islands.
Colonel L. L. lay Or IS spending lew days IN
Fresno.
Governor Y. Z. stevenson oi Ne'aud mas hda d
relapse and none but immediate relatives are al
lowed 10 see him.
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. Philip Smith have returned TO
Sunshine villa, santa Cruz, from ms city, MRS.
Newton, sister OF MIS-. Sinilhs, Will WISH tnrm
next week.
allss Mamie Toohill, Miss VI. fyrrell and Miss
Oakland