The morning call., 1890-11-12

j. McCatfery, J. Lumbard, Timothy Snlli-
van, J. Shay, Mr.. Lee, Mr.. Mccarthy. Vic
tor Hanson, F. Colmon, MIR. Swift, Master
John Doherty.
The EoIa Club Party.
The grab-bag party given last evening by
the Eola Club at Teutenia Hall had many
elements of novelty. Chief of these was the
heterogeneous nature of the "grabs" to
which every visitor was entitled. They in
cluded sets of tinware, cologne bottles. Wills
ties. jackS-in-ihe- box, dice-boxes, fancy no.
tiors and every kind of bric-a-brac llkely 20
amuse or be OF use.
There was large attendance, the grand
march led by Mr.. Fred Bauer and MISS LIZ
zie Klenck occupying large space and max
ing fine appearance. Lyman q hetZ-l
Orchestra furnished the music. Dancing
continued till midnight.
The floor was under the management Oh
Mr.. Rudolf Crossword. assisted by Messrs.
Leon Frank, William Nolan, Henry Byrne,
S. Levinson, j. r. Hanson, w. c. Cramer,
G. NJ. Walton.
Morton Golden Wedding IN Alameda.
On Saturday night many friends swarmed
into the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. nj. S.
Morton. on Buena Vista avenue. Alameda.
The house was gayly decorated with
Chinese lanterns, flags and flowers.
Hand-sbakings and congratulations were
showered upon the host and hostess. and
happiness beamed from the faces of all.
The occasion was the golden wedding of
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton. They have lived in
Alameda ten years, having come from
Ohio.
Over 200 guests were present at the ami
versary celebration. Letters of congratu-
lati1n were received from their children:
Mrs. Z. P. Starr of Oswego, n. Y. Mrs. w.
h. Ry der of Toledo, Ohio aud Mr.. G. A.
81 l, ,,,t. hniF
eldest son. Mr.. Fred S. Morton of Alameda
was present with his family. banquet
was served to the guests aud speeches of
| Generalization to the happy couple were
| made.
Tie following were present: Dr. E.
Knowles. Miss Mary Bruton, Miss Gertie
| Lyons, Miss Ida Sanford, Mr.. and Mrs
| Quinshard, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Mailman,
Mr.. and Mrs. U. G. Wood, Mrs. E. NJ. Pash-
witt, Mr. and Mrs. Fred 5. Morton, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Murphy, San francisco; Mr..
Mrs. Conrad Deahl. MIR. and Mrs. II. P:
Moeal, Mr.. and Mrs. David st. Clare of
| Oakland. Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Bnges.
| MIR. and Mrs. A. r. Jackson, Mr.. William
Brewer, Mr.. William Ayers, Mrs. Kuhls,
| Mr. and Mrs. d. J. Sullivan, Mr.. and Mrs.
| j. H. Murphy Of San Joaquin, Rev. W. c.
| Spencer, Mrs. James Hamilton, Mr.. aud
| Mrs Sanford, Mrs. Bruton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Littert, Mr.. and Mrs. COnart, Mrs. DIR.
Jones, Mrs. WoodwOrth, MIR. and Mrs
Clark Mrs Coghlan. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
San Francisco, Mr. and Mrs. Gray, Mrs.
| Charles Garonia of San Francisco,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cohn. Mrs.
Mcdonald, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Allen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Captain Larsen of Oakland,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Barrett, Mrs. Bowen,
Mr. aud Mrs. Porter st. Clare, Oakland !;
Mr.. and Mrs. Tauson. Miss Tillie Kirchons,
Miss Edna Sullivan, Master Allen sullivan,
! Miss Elsie Gum, Miss Allie Gum, Miss
| Belle Mcdonald, Miss Annie Larson, Master
NJ. Larson, Miss Mamie Lang. Miss Lizzie
Lane, Miss Mamie Coleary, Miss Jennie
| Colleary, Miss Susie Comm, Miss Ella Ham
! iIton. Master Creighton Hamilton, Messrs
| William jackson, j. a. Murphy, Charles
| Sellick and Thomas Graham of San Fran
! cisco; the Misses Stellie and May Morton,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Beckman, Mr.. and Mrs Will
| lam Wyber, Mr.. Hippem, Miss Ella Hippem,
Mrs X. B. Tappsn.
Bay City Circle Party.
a rainbow social is something new. One
was given last evening by Bay City Circle,
No. II. Companions of the Forest, at Union
square Hall, and it proved a great success.
All the lady members of the various conf
! mittees were distinguished with shoulder
knots of many colored ribbons-in fact, all
| the colors of the rainbow. In the grand
march, too, which was led by Mr.. B. Marks
| and Miss Burkheim, the lights were low
cred and a calcium flash with shaded slides
| threw other rainbow effects upon the mOv-
| ing company. Another feature was the
| tinting or the programme In the seven eie-
mentary eolOrS. Dancing to the music of
| Blum's Orchestra continued until midnight.
| The successful affair was under the fol-
| lowing management: Committee on Ar
| rangements-Mr. 5. 5. Label, Mr.. }. Rub
| enstein, Mrs. L. Marks, Mrs. l.. Kramer,
| Miss Burkheim; Reception Committee-Mrs.
| NJ. Decker, Mrs. j. Rotheuberg, Mrs. f.
Goodman. Mrs. a. Held; floor manager
| Mr.. NJ. Moses; Floor Committee-Mrs. j.
| Burkheim, Miss j. Rothman, Mrs. ID. Theo-
! dore, Mrs. c. Berg.
Society Personals.
Miss May Merry and Miss Mary C. Hill
| have returned from years visit to Eastern
relatives, and will receive on Fridays at
2030 Pacific avenue.
Mr. and Mrs Moses Hopkins are sojourn-
! ing for season at the Hotel VendOme,
| San jose
Mr.. and Mrs W. Forsyth leave for the
| East tomorrow. They will stop at Chi
cago, that Mr., Forsyth may attend the
| Worlds Fair meeting.
| Mr.. James Phelan was a guest at the
| VendOme. San Jose, on Tuesday.
Mr.. Timothy Paige has been; visiting
| Fresno.
Sir Thomas Hesketh has arrived and taken
apartments at the Palace Hotel. Dir. and
| Mrs. Fred Sharon are also here.
Mr.. Henry Mclean Martin has returned
from his visit East, and has Joined Mrs.
Martin at their hone on California street.
Leutenent Charles Pond, U. S. N, has
gone to visit his brother, Captain George Z.
| Pond, U. S. A, at Fort Riley.
Mrs. c. NJ. Berry will leave Fresno to-
morrow for the East.
Judge CARRIER has been visiting here from
| MarysVille.
Miss Mary C. Lathrop, who came here
some months ago to lecture and organize, on
behalf of the Non-partisan w. c. T. O.,
| will leave for the East to-day.
| Lieutenant and Mrs. c. A. Cove, u S. n.
are stopping at the Hotel Pleasanton.
Mrs. Sarah B. Cooper and Miss Hattie
Cooper have been visiting friends in Santa
| Cruz
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Windsor of Sausa-