The morning call., 1890-12-28

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Mrs. o. NJ. Sanford. Mr.. and Mrs.
Foutaine, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pratt. Dr.
and Mrs. Carpenter. Mr.. and Mrs. Wood.
Many others, who were unavoidably de-
tanned at their own homes by Christmas
festivities, sent their regrets.
The Minerva Social Club.
The Minerva Social Club held It's semi
annual election last Friday evening, and
after lively contest the following were
elected: G. Albert. President; R. Wright,
Secretary; ". Anderson, Recording Secre-
tary; NJ. Griffith, Treasurer; w. Wright.
Censor. After the congratulations the club
adjourned to prominent restaurant, where
an elaborate repast was served.
The Wolff Cohen Wedding.
The marriage OF Mr.. Henry Wolff of this
city and Miss Kitty Cohen of Oakland was
solemnized at the residence of tie brides
parents. In Oakland. last Thursday after
noon, at o'clock.
None but the immediate relatives of the
contracting parties witnessed the marriage
ceremony, which was performed by Rev. NJ.
S. Levy. Immediately following congratu-
lationS the family partook OF the wedding
dinner, when congratulatory messages were
read and the health of the newly-wedded
pair heartily drank in bumpers of Roederer.
At O'Clock reception was held, at which
a large number OF young people rendered
their congratulations. Dancing and singing
was the feature of the evenings entertain
ment.- Refreshments were literally served
and the guests had a delightful time. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Wolff received some very
elegant gifts from their relatives and friends.
After brief honeymoon in the south the
young people will return to this city, where
they will reside permanently.
Party on Mission Street.
Nv
pleasant surprise party on Christmas eve
by his many friends at Ono Hall. corner of
Mission and Fifteenth streets.
Games, vocal and instrumental music and
dancing were the order OF the evening and
were INDUCED in till verylate hour, being
only interrupted most agreeably about mid
night by the service of a sumptuous supper.
Many toaSts were proposed and responded
to. Ab0ut-fifty couples were present, Miss
Emma Heockele leading the march 10 sup
per with Mr.. w. Lam.
was in the early morning hours that the
merry throng dispersed. Music was fur
nlshed by Mr.. A. Tichner and great credit
is due to the Committee Of Arrangements,
composed Of Miss A. Neary, Miss Kerrigan.
Miss Cantlan, Mr.. H. Frank and Mr.. Z.
Riley.
Society Personals.
Mr. Mosby OF this city is visiting Colonel
Hagar at his residence in Colusa.
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. L. Tubbs, Miss Nettie
Tubbs and Mr.. Alfred Tubbs have Travelled
extensively through France and Switzer-
land, and were in Nice at last accounts.
Mr. and Mrs. S.. B. Chaloner of Gilroy
have come up on a visit. They will remain
here short time and then proceed to Bos-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs A. Page Brown are now
npenpVinn THAR raSidapna DNOi Iaalycnp
street.
Mrs. Crawford and Miss Bertha Wood
ward of Los Angeles have come to the city
to spend the holidays
Miss Susie Tompkins has returned from
the East after an absence OF about eight
months, spent mostly in New York City
with relatives.
Mrs. DR.. H. c. Sheets returned last week
from four mouths Eastern trip.
Mrs; Coult Of Marysville is visiting Mrs.
Mr.. George McCulloch, who has been
visiting friends in this city, has returned
home to CORTLAND, Sacramento County.
Mrs. Carrie GUNNER has reached Phila-
deirhia, where she will ranain several
S. Latham in New York.
Miss Adele aus der Ohe, the celebrated
planlste, accompanied by her sister, de-
parted from the Palace Hotel last Tuesday
evening en- route for New York City.
MI. ". NJ. Y. morgan, a prominent mining
man of Placerville, Ell Dorado County, and
Mrs. Morgan, are located in this city for the
winter.
Mrs. Il. NJ. A. Miller and Miss Mamie
Burling. left yesterday for months So
journ al Coronado Beach. San Diego.
Miss Bessie Shreve of this city has been
visiting friends in Santa Barbara.
Miss Eta Tracy has been passing the
holidays with Mrs Fred L. Wooster at the
Napa Soda Springs.
Mrs. j. L. lie Count and Miss S. lie Count
have returned home from 4 trip to the
Hawaiian Islands.
Mr.. c. P. Stringer has returned from En-
gland and is making his home at the Hotel
Pleasanton.
Mrs. j. G. Crump Of Baltimore will spend
the winter here with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Daniel Hanlon.
Major j. NJ. Sharkey is spending the holt
days at his ranch near Benicia with his
niece, Mrs. j. J. Barry