The morning call., 1890-12-06

esa,n' 1ncre was no peIcepuDle decrease
In the numb Der of the Buffaloes' guests last
evening when the grand march started. after
concert overture by the Park Orchestra.
Mr.. w. F. McCreery and Miss Lizzie Row.
land led the grand march. Features of the
arrangements were violin solo by MIR. w.
Z. Schneider, assisted by the orchestra,
played in the intermission; the decoration
OF the ladies' dressing-room where a per-
fume fountain played, and the presence on
the siageof large etching, entitled "The
INQUEST, representing seven buffaloes sur
rounding dead Indian. The frame was
draped with black and gold scarfs, and two
| floral pieces among an arrangement OF
| palms added other agreeable touches OF
| color. Dancing was enjoyed till o'cIoek.
The officers of the club are: MIR. W. 2.
| McCreery, President; Mr.. George Hab-
enicht, Vice-President; Mr.. w. +. Lucas.
| Treasurer; Mr.. Joseph Rowell, Secretary.
The special committees were composed as
follows: Reception GommIteeI a., u !r Toar
manager, w. L. McCreery; Floor Commit
tee, the Buffaloes
Crystal Wedding.
On Sunday evening last Mr.. and Mrs.
| Edward Harris celebrated their crystal
wedding at st. Georges Hall.
The dining-room was tastefully decorated
and about 100 invited guests participated in
dinner which comprised all the delicacies
of the season. kilograms of congratulation
We're received from Los Angeles, Denver
and Philadelphia. After dinner the guests
adjourned TO The dance-hall, where dancing,
singing and recitations were INDUCED in
until the small hours.
Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
E. Harris, Mrs. Haskell, Mr. and Mrs. }.
Hancock, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Lasky, Mr.. and
Mrs. Haskell Mr.. and Mrs. b. HASKELL Mr..
and Mis-. G. Haskell, Mr.. and Mrs. Siegel,
Mr.. and Mrs Jacobs, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
keilus, Mr.. and Mrs. [. Joseph, Mr.. and
Mr.
and Mrs: Samuels, Mr.. and Mrs. Denklish.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Hobro. Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Alexander, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Brown, MIR.
and Mrs. NJ. Cohen. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Cohen.
Nj MI. and d, Mrs: Marks Mr.. and Mrs. 3;
Mrs. S. Berliner Mrs. Bernstein, Mrs.
Fleisher, Rev. Mrs. Schwartz, the Misses
Jewell, Miss NJ. Laskey, Miss II. Pinto,
I. Marks, Miss Ida Schwartz, Miss E.
Cohen, the Misses Fleisher, Miss Bernstein,
Joseph, Miss NJ. Cohen, Miss 4. Strauss,
Miss ID. Berlner; MessrS. p. Cohen. ii.
Cohen, Mr.. Pinto. S. Lasky, NJ. Lasky. j.
Lasky, +. Hancock, Mr.. Bernstein. j.
Levy, l. Levy, Mr.. Schwartz, Mr.. R0thman,
II. Boss. ID. Harris.
The Pigs Glover Club Party.
The arrangements for the party given
last evening by the Pigs in Glover Club
were particularly complete and select. In
vitati0nS had been issued only to about 200
Fri ends 9nd yice-committee was rigid in
demand NJ compliance with the simple rule
Tor the production of credentials The re-
suit was very pleasant party in spite of
the large nun Der OF social dances in town.
A line of eXOtics lined the stairway lead
ing 10 the hall, which itself was bright with
tastefuly draped flags disposed on all sides
against the balcony rails. The stage was
bordered with eXOticS that shot up their
dark beauty against warm background of
n MALI la relffn
chestra furnished several new selections
lately obtained from the East. The grand
march was led by Mir. W. Arthur Peterson
and Miss Florence Warden.
The programmes We're much admired.
lhey were new IN shape and dainty in de-
sign. all the information being contained in
the folds of single corner of large oblong,
the printing appearing diagonally. Dan
eng continued Till 9 o'clock, the pleasant
affair partaking considerably of the nature
OF home party, and being much enjoyed
by all who attended.
The officers of the club are: w. Arthur
Peterson, President; +. Warren Knerr,
Vice-President; j. Albert Hall. Recording
Score tary; j. Shook Hawkins, Treasurer;
j. Fltz Madden, Sergeant. Following CON-
posed the committees Of the evening: Com
mttee OF Arrangements-W. Arthur Peter
son, j. Shook Hawkins, F. Warren Knerr;
floor director, W. Arthur Peterson; Floor
Committee-J. Albert Hall, Z. Soullard
Martin, +. Warren Knerr j. Fitz Madden,
j. Shook Hawkins.
O'Connor-uorehead Wedding In Chico.
On last Wednesday evening. at the resi-
dence of the bride IN Chico, Miss Ella.
daughter of Mrs. j. J. Morehead. was united
in marriage to Mr.. w. J. O'Connor.
This was one of the prettiest weddings
ever witnessed in Chico. The bride was at
tended by Miss Lizzie O'Connor of this
Isl nf ~ 4
tlnnell acted as best man.
MI and Mrs OConnor will reside at Mr..
OConnors home near Chico.
The groom is a prominent rancher, living
about Two miles from Chico, where he has
resided Tor the past nine years. Through
out the county he is known as an enterpris-
Ing young man, and is highly respected by
all. he Is also very popular among his
Iellow-men. He was delegate to both the
late State and County Democratic conven-
tons and is Past President OF both the
Chico Parlor, n. S. q. W., and the Young
Mems Institute of Chico. The beautiful
and accomplished young bride was born in
Chlco township and educated there. She
is most estimable young lady and admired
by all who know her, and will make an ex-
cellent helpinate. She is a Past President
OF La Carona Parlor, n. ID. G. W., of Chico
large number Of presents were received
from various parts of the United States
some cQN ing from New York aha Chicago
and a number from San Francisco. from
which place there were several guests
present.
The Welsh Church Entertainment.
Cambrian Hall, on Mission street, near
Seventh, was very fairly filled last evening
by friends of the Welsh Presbyterian
Church, who were agreeably entertained by
the following programme (Mr. H. J. Will
Jams presiding: Piano solo, Miss Lizzie
Watts; recitation, Miss Bessie Owens: vocal
duet. the Misses Belle and Ida Pierce; reci-
tatlon, MIR. LOnergan; solo and chorus, Miss
Roberts, Miss Jones, Mrs. Roberts; recita-
ton. Miss Miriam Jehu; song, Mr.. David
Lewis; recitation, Mrs Ohnimus: solo.
Anna Perry. Dancing and social converse
brought the pleasant affair TO a close.
The Excelsior Lodge Anniversary
a very large attendance enjoyed the twen-
ty first anniversary of Excelsior Lodge, No.
IL, K. of p, which was celebrated last even
ing at B'nai Birth Hall, tastefully decorated
fer the occasion.
Following was the programme: Overture,
orchestra; song, Medley" Miss Morrow
Tucker; march and lancers, Excelsior Lodge;
waltz Medley Songs -; song. 1.-THE Grave
Digger" Oscar kellogg; schottische, skirt
Sleigh Bells y; song, IN Baccio," Miss
Lottie Calsing.; mazourka, 6 One Heart, One
Soul -; polka, % The Lambs -; comic song.
Josh Davis; promenade, orchestra; diss0ly-
ing views, James Robinson; lecture, Harry
Nieman; Little Jim, the Collier Lad"
illustrated by Miss Calsing; waltz, Dane
ing Waves; laneers, Faust Up to Date"
song, - TIE Owl" Charles Bailey; Virginia
reel, Our Twenty-trst Anniversary;
medley, Park Band. The integmixture OF
dances and musical and other selections was
generally appreciated. The successful at
fair continued till after midnight
Following composed the special commit
tees appointed on the celebration: Recep-
ton Committee. C. Pennie Chairman.
J. G. Crouch. A. Donaldson, Peter Farrell,
Or. George Geriaeh, Joseph Henry, j. McH.
Hay, W. j. johnson, c. S. KassOn, A. Kidd,
u. Haskell, A. Lanriston, William Munns.
=. g. Niles. Jacob Pinto, A. Peterson. W.
H. Robinson, NJ. Shattuck, G. Victor ii. c.
Wolf, o. G. Yeaton, G. Grossmann, ID. Fl.
Bockman, c. III. A. Wegei, F. n Nicolay-
sen; Committee Of Arrangements-P. IL
Gebhardt; floor manager, w. Wilkins de
Winton; Floor Committees. NJ. Klein, J.
NJ. Downing, J. 9. Rolf, w. Munns, II.