The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-24

attending in view OF certain ceremony prom
iSed.
The order OF dances, as indicated in the hand
some programmes, adorned with representation
OF The national flag, was pleasantly broken here
and there by The Introduction OF vocal and instru-
mental music. Among the numbers were: Bass
solo Mr. S. Daily; vocal solo, Pauline" Miss
Minnie b. ckett; vocal solo. Mr.. Joseph Morris
sey; vocal solo, vi. Joseph Pinkney; piano solo.
Miss Mary Getshacker.
About IL 80 O'clock there was presentation
ceremony when a handsome embroidered ma
uonal flag was presented 10 Young Mems lnstl-
1ute No. l by Young Ladies Institute No. 2,
Sweeney making the presentation. Miss Molloy
made neal speech, in which she accentuated
the TACT of Y. Nj. L. No. l having been chosen as
a representative OF the institutes. and trusted
that The flag would present a brave appearance
in the approaching parade The gift was much
appreciated by Y. NJ. /. No. l. The pleasant
affair continued till l O'clock
The officers OF the institute are: Miss Mamie
Sweeney. President; Mrs. George Long. First
Nice-President; Miss Anne Sullivan, Re-
cOrding Secretary; Miss Annie Powers FL
nancial Secretary; Mrs; John oDonnell,
Treasurer; Miss Victoria Blaise, Marshal.
Following composed the several committees:
Committee OF Arrangements-Miss KaIie Me-
Carthy, Miss nnle Sullivan, Hiss Annie Gate
ley, Miss hittle McQuaide, Miss Annie Powers,
Miss Mary Clausey, Miss Annie Potthof Miss
Mamie Sweeney, Mrs. W. Growney, Miss Josie
I. Molloy (Chalrman); Reception Committee =
Miss Katie Foley. Mrs. q. Long, Mrs. Devine,
Miss Carrie Gallagher, Miss Julia Mulden, Mi SIS
AgGle kearney, Miss Julia Dellahan; floor d.
rector, Mrs. John o. Donuell; Floor Committee
MIR. John O'Dounel Mr.. John Holland, Mr..
Joseph Parker, Mr.. James O'Donnel, MIR.
Thomas Giynn, Mr.. James Canning and Mr.
William ONeil.
Party on Ellis Street.
The birthday anniversary of Miss Sarah Laws
was celebrated Tuesday evening at her resi-
deuce, 1915 Ellis street. The parlOrs, which
were handsomely decorated with ferns and flow
ers presented lovely appearance. Alter sup
per singing aud dancing were resumed I'LL an
early hour. The principal event of the evening
was the comcal selection, "Murmur, Gentle
Tyre" sung by Mr. James w. Coitroth assisted
in the chorus by Miss Sarah Laws, Miss White
ana MI. George W. Rohe.
Surprise Party on Eddy Street.
A very pleasant surprise party was rendered
to Mr. Charles Tanner Jr. at the residence OF his
parents 313 Eddy street, on the 9th inst Early
In the day Mr.. Charles was Induced to visit some
friends in the Mission and his absence was taken
advantage of TO bedeck the parlors with ever
greens aud flowers. The guests began to arrive
about $50 O'Clock In the evening. which was
happily spent in songs, games, recltaiiOns and
dancing. At IL O'Clock supper was served in the
dinng-rO Dom, specially constructed for the &C.
eaSion. The march was led by MI. Cha reS Tan
ger and Miss Lille SchmOck. The festivities
were kept up until after midnight Those pres
ent were: Mrs. TanzeT, Mrs. Sehmolck, Mrs.
Williams, Miss Lille SchmOlck, Miss Rosie
mann, Miss Johanna Holman, MISS lille
Schneider. Miss Adrla Tanzer, Miss Marie Spind-
Ter, Miss Josie Gassmann, Miss Annie Than
wald Miss HIlda Thanwald, MISC Lena Sch Oen-
wald Miss Edna Nicolal, Miss Frieda Wunscher,
Miss Rosa Nunscher; MI Schmolck MeSsrs.
Henry French, c. Tanner, G. Lam. L. Tecklen-
burg, }. Muane, I. Mullane. W. Seekamp. Carl
Schnabel, Is. Schwartz Emil Schwartz, =. NusS-
baum, James Hin, }. Buchanan, Arthur Theme,
Walter Parks, ". Turk.
Pacific Coast Weddings.
last Sunday at the residence of Mr. and Mrs
William II. Cass in Sacramento, sir. j. O. Ack-
erman and Miss Sadie E. Sparhawk. both OF
Iowa Hill, Placer County. were married by the
Rev. w. c. Merrill.
The wedding of Mr.. NJ. Silvera of North Oak
land TO Miss NJ. E. Perry took place Sunday
evening at the residence OF The brides parents.
The ceremony was performed by lhe Rev. Father
Serda.
Several days ago Miss Efdne Henngan,
daughter OF MIS- d. HenuIgan Of Marysville, was
married 10 Mi. Charles E. Gordon OF Marysyille.
Big. Charles /. Gillette and Miss Alttle HUB
bard OF Seattle were united IN marriage recently
by Rev Mr.. Mahafie OF that city.
Society Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Sullivan and Major James
D. PheIan returned Tuesday to this city from
PheIan Park.
Rev. W. W. Seudder aud family are enjoying
camp life near Guerneyiiie.
Mr.. Herbert CarUan is expected to return from
The East This weeN.
The Misses Castle have returned from Napa
Soda Springs.
Miss Julia Hefernan has returned home from
Del Monte alter pleasant visit with Miss Louisa
Harder
Mrs {. NJ. Gran OF Denver IS visiting relatives
in this CITY.
MI. ana Mrs. Frank P. Latson have returned
from The Elna Springs
The Misses ktiie and Emma McFadden re-
turned TO This city last Thursday, alter an eX-
tended tour OF the Eastern states.
MIR. and Mrs. George W. Page and Miss Nellie
Brown have gone to Seabright for a month.
Mrs. j. II. Deiahanty and daughter, with Miss
Eta Cunningham, all Ct Oakland, have gone 10
spend week at San Jose.
Major W. ID. Barton is now cOuvalescent alter
bis Iecen serious Illness and left last week for
an extended visit TO his daughter, Mrs. William
Day, at Mayiied-
Mrs NJ. A. Rosekrans, Miss Eugene Rose
krans and Two brothers have returned to the city
from seven We KS soioun at the Etna
Mrs Harry T. Seagrave is visiting Miss Alta
de Roche AT Belmont.
Mrs. Fred A. Campbell aud Miss Campbell Of
Oakland are spending the summer at Alhambra
Hon Drury Meloue. with his family. are con
temDlaIing visit shortly to the southern por-
tiOn OF the Stale.
Mr. Jesse R. Grant, son OF the late dlstn.
guished General aud eX-Presideni, is at allejo
sulphur Springs with his wife, family aud
cousin, Mr.. Casey. His little daughter is con-
valescing rapidly from her recent prOstrallon by
typhoid fever.
Professor kellogg OF the Berkeley University,
who has been away a leave OF absence for
two years. spent chiefly IN LAZY and Germany, is
expected 10 return shortly.
Mr.. Adolph SutrO has returned 10 this city
from Santa Cruz.
General A. j. Perry visited Reno, New, on
Tuesday.
Messrs Fred w. Knew, John f. Madden and
Thomas O'Donneil have returned from their
cruise up the Sacramento River in the yacht
Fleetwing.
Miss Lucy Diefendorf has returned from a
visit to Matinee.
Miss Lottie Fagen and Miss Theodore Sanborn
have returned from Benicia.
The following composed Camp Sunol'' at ST.
mol last week: The Misses Raisch, Miss Mile
Franks MISS Helen Edmundson and Miss Flor
ence Harlies.
Miss Alice Kelly of Martinez is visiting friends
al the Holel Marquette.