The morning call., 1890-10-24


Curtis, Miss Dolie L'Hote, Master Bonnie
Upham, Miss Mary Page. Master Ford
Freeman and Master Willie Dawson.
Two Alameda Weddings.
Mr. Sanford Bennett. Secretary and Treas
urer of the Durham Carrigan Hayden Com
pany of this city, and Miss Eva Brand were
united in marriage Tuesday evening by
Justice of the Peace Byler. They will leave
for "a two weeks honeymoon trip in few
days, and on their return will hold recep-
ton. The marriage took place in the resi-
dence of the brides grandmother, on Pa
ciiic avenue.
Mr.. Fritz Boehmer, one of the most promi-
nent citizens of Alameda, was married by
Justice of the Peace Wednesday evening to
Mrs. Ehrenpfort of San Leandro. The
event was very quiet one.
Party in Alameda.
Miss Laura E. Thomson, daughter Of
Captain and Mrs c. Thomson, delightfully."-
entertained a few of her many friends at
her pleasant home on Encinal avenue and
Twenty first (Willow) street, Alameda, last
Friday evening. The entrance to the house
was Illuminated with Japanese lanterns,
While The interior presented charming
scene.
The evening was most pleasantly passed
with dancing, while the vocal and lnstru-
mental selections by the Misses Mohns
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happy gathering reluctantly departed
shortly after midnight after partakinS OF
delicious refreshments.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Thompson Miss Helen Siegtried, Miss Josie
Robinson. Miss Anna jacobson. the Misses
Eva and Nellie Faulkinham. Miss Hanna
Brock, the Misses Dora and Annie Mohns,
Miss Helen eastman, Miss Violet Won
kapff, Miss Clara MEYERS, Miss Bessie
North, Miss Greta Williams. Miss NJ.
Hawkins, Miss Josie Hansen, Miss Emma
Scufeld. Miss Annie Seller, Miss Hulda
Thompson. Miss Matte MeSerole, Miss Edna
Nahl, Miss Helen Jensen. Miss Laura
Thomson; MrSsrS. North, Ralph Robinson,
II. Pllmmer, Henry Won Kapff, a. Ses-
fried, II. Potter, Edward Peck, c. Neal, c.
Hebard, Leland Quint, Waldo Jones,
Thomas Thomson, Walter Thomson. John
3. Mosant, z. Browning, p. Brock, w.
Simpson, Frank FabenS, c. 1Oungberg and
Walter Hunter.
Birthday Party.
Saturday evening last being the twenty
second anniversary of the birth of Mr.
Robert Schatft very enjoyable evening was
held at his residence, kimball place, off
Sacramento street. 10th parlors were hand
somely and artistically decorated with ever
greens and flowers. making very effective
appearance. An address of welcome was
delivered by the host, after which speeches
and toaSts followed.
The fore part OF the evening was passed
in singing, dancing and games, after
which the guests adjourned 10 the garden
where large tent had been erected for the
occasion, and bOunteOus repaSt was therein
partaken of. After the guests appetite had
been appeased they returned to the par!or,
where both vocal and instrumental music
was enjoyed, after which games and
dancing followed until the early hours Of
the morning.
Among the invited guests we're: The
Misses Rebstoek, Miss Ivy p. Jones of San
Rafael, the Misses Walsh, Mrs. Walsh. Mr..
and Mrs. Belmke, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, Miss
NJ. Carroll Miss b. Flynn, Miss NJ. Flynn,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Glennan, Miss Z. Of
ferman, Miss NJ. Schafft, Miss NJ, Yelling
ton, Miss II. Alexander, Miss c. Mohan,
Miss }. Glennan; Messrs. }. II. Reilly. }.
Budde, +. Van DeDenbrok, l.. Shane, j.
Conlin, p. Campbell, W. Feely, II. Beestein,
+. Dewing. H Bowman, ?. r. Thomas, r.
Thomas, Il. Jacobs, K. A. Schafft, w. j.
Glennan, E. f. G!ennan.
Society Personals.
Mrs. James Phean and Miss Phean left
yesterday for a stay at Byron Springs. They
will probably be gone two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Teyis have returned
from their Eastern trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry P. Bowie are ex-
pected from the East early in November.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. ". Gibbs have left Del
Coronado for their home in this city.
Mrs. Timothy Guy Phelps and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. r. MeElroy are among the guests at
the Arlington Hotel, Santa Barbara.
Mrs. w. NJ. Stewart and Miss Stewart,
wife and daughter OF Senator Stewart, of
Nevada, are AT Del Coronado.
Mrs. George B. klrkbride of Minneapolis
is the guest of Miss Watson, 2440 Pacific
avenue. She is ell route for Honolulu TO
.l,, lgy
General and Mrs. Severance.
Colonel and Mrs. +. L. Eyre are enter
tanning Mr.. and Mrs. George L. PinckaId at
| their residence, 2l19 California street.
Assistant Bishop w. F. Nichols arrived at
| San Diego Oh Tuesday 20 preside at the
semi-annual convocaion OF Southern Cali
fornIa. He is receiving much pleasant en-
tertainment in the SOUTH
Colonel Irwin and family were visiting at
Mare Island on Wednesday with Commander
Ludlow and Miss Ludlow.
Mrs. NJ. a. Bartlett ana Miss Bartlett of
Pasadena have returned TO the Hotel Pleas
anton after a visit TO Napa Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Campbell left last
Tuesday for London, intending to stay six
weeks or two months. They sail by the
Majestic.
Miss Maggie Gwin of San Francisco is
visiting Miss Mary Nicholson of Oakland.
Mr.. Fred b. Chandler, Secretary of the
San Francisco Yacht Club, has been paying
| brief visit to Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. d. Crandall and Mr. Alva
Glover Salmon. all well known in this city,
are among the musical attractions in Seattle
| at present
Mr.. Myron Angel of San Luis is in town
to meet Mrs. Angel on her return from a
| long visit in New York.
Mr.. L. z. DreXler has been visiting in
| Fresno.
Mrs. j. C. Flood, Miss Flood and Mrs T.
| C. Purdy have returned to Menlo Park after
short visit TO the Hotel NendOme.
Mrs. j. l.. Bosgs and Miss Boggs of
Woodland have returned home from II visit
to Captain and Mrs. Aull at Folsom. The
CAPTAIN has been visiting in this city.
Mrs. VI. p. Logan and Miss Jessie Bass,
Of this city, are guests OF their brother, Mr.
ID. w. Bass Of Seattle.
Mrs, LOuiS Marshall OF San Rafael, niece
IF DR.. w. 5. Thorne, has gone to the Hotel
Fend0me for q long visit.
Mrs. c. GunzendorfeT and Mrs. w. p.
Stout have returned from trip to Litton
Springs and vicinity.
Lieutenant G. W. KiIkman is at the Palace
Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Hale of San Jose were
in town yesterday.
Colonel and Mrs. f. C. Nichols, U. S. A.,
viii spend the winter in Napa.
Mr.. i. J. Gorhanl, brother-in-law of Sem
atOr Jones, arrived on Monday at the Jones
residence in Santa Monica, where he will
reside for awhile.
Miss Bessie c. Shepherd is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas G. Barnard of Los An
gees.
Hon. John T. Dare is visiting Santa Cruz
Mr.. William 5. Porter left on Wednesday
on an overland trip TO New York. He is
the Pacific Cuast manager of Messrs. Hard
81 Rand, coffee merchants and importers of
New York. Mr.. Porter viii be absent two
or three weeks.
Fires From Matches aud OH.
The alarm from Box 2S3 yesterday after
noon was for a SO fire at the corner of
Halght and Fillmore streets 1t was caused
by children playing with matches.
The observatory on Telegraph Hill had a