The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-31

oho -ui. 1loDtIb peitiSiphhOb,
selections on the piano from I'll Trovatore, "
.hlikadon and La Trayiata' by Mr.. bet
lefsen, The Gallants OF England" Loves
Sorrow" Rocked in the Cradle OF the
Deep" "The Two Grenadiers," which Mr.:
Duncan rendered in his usual successful
which was followed by dancing and refresh
ments. The ladies present all wore evening
dress.
Among the guests were: Mrs. Messing,
Mrs. Keppler. Miss Jessie G. Duncan, Miss
Nettie Melsing, Miss Elsie Duncan. Miss
Lizzie Mesing Miss Alma Rivers, Miss Dora
Melsing, Miss Emily Reid of San Leandro
Messrs. Il. S. Duncan, G: Melsing, j. W.
Geogan. George Bunker, l.. Melsing, Mr..
Detlefsen. L. Sachs, l.. KepDler, Professor
Mckenzie, /. Quiltey, Ii. G. Abel, George
RIGHT, L. Curtis.
An o. c. f. Entertainment.
Last evening Protection and c. II. Arnold
eouncls o. C. F., gave an entertainment
and ball at B'nai Birth Hall, when the fol-
lowing programme was presented: Over
ture, Samuels' Orchestra; address, II. w.
Hutton. G. c.: song. w. S. Edminster; reel
Iati0n, George Alexander; duet, Miss Annie
NJ. Spiro and Miss Gussie COhrn; recita-
ton, Miss Lola EbeTlie; song, Mrs. Sarah
BeverSon; closing remarks, John J. Cooley;
Dancing was afterward INDUCED in Until
late to the music of Samucls' Orchestra.
The committees of the evening were COM
posed as follows: Committee OF Arrange
ments - Isaac Brownstone Chairman,
Charles Wiener, T. O'Kane, George Hart
man, John J. Coffey. Emma Notion; Re
| ception Cummittee-Dr. {. T. Deant CHAIR
NAM, Mrs. Pinkson, Mrs. Straus, Mrs. j. Il.
Meyer, Thomas L. Kennedy, Ii. Hochbrun,
| Julia NJ. Cotfey, Frances Hodgktnson, Ella
| c. b. Fassett, Albert Lyser, y. johnson ;
floor manager, Emanuel b chm; Floor Com
| mittee-N iliiam b. Firth. 5. W. Wood, }.
Strauss. Gussie Harris, Miss Pierce, SUI
sauna Hartman. James G. Kennedy, DR..
q. Kennedy, DR.. 0IoOle, f. Martin, Lille
Coffey, Kate Hartmann, Mrs. Shields.
Party ON Alger Place.
A very pleasant surprise and birthday
party was rendered to Miss Mary RYAN on
Saturday evening last at the residence OF
Mr.. aud Mrs. George Traine. Alger place,
by number of her friends. Games and
dancing were freely INDUCED in. At L
o'clock a bounte0us repaSt was spread aud
many tnaSts given, after which singing and
dancing were resumed until daylight Among
those present were: Mrs. G. Traine, Mrs
X. Nelson. Mrs. ID. HucE. Mrs. lice Read,
Mrs NJ. Kuborn, Miss NJ. Cameron, the
Misses NJ. and A. King. Miss Nellie Scan
rim. Miss E. Hansen, Miss Annie Brannon
NJ Oman, Miss Eva Flynn, Miss B. lraine,
Miss C. Kilb,rn, Miss Ella Flynn, Miss c,
Cameron, Miss Mary Pollock, Miss Kate
Harrison, Miss L. Harrison, Miss Annie
Murphy, Miss Florence Hayes. Miss b
Bergebin, Miss III. b. Nelson, Miss Annie
K1ck; MesSrs. George Traine, I. Andsen
George Read, IL. w Schlichtirg, r. Smith
Mr. Bersebln, j. Peek. W. Pegg, Luke
O'Brien, J. Powers, S. Powers. b. Pallas
| W. kilborn, W. Stores, W. Horn, >. Horn
| T. Soherty, &. Powers. L. Amldor, j.
Whelan, A. Olsen, j. Manning. c. kilborn
Mr.. Collier.
Mr.. George r. Eckart, formerly of Sacra,
mento, was married at MarysvIle on Tues
day TO Miss Josie Bilhar,Z Of that city. Mr.
Fckart is the manager of the MarySville
Savings Bank.
Mr.. James Il. McCudden and Miss Lizzie
johnson were married quietly at an early
hour Tuesday morning at ST. Nincents
Church, Vallejo. by Rev. Father Louis.
The bride is a native of Oakland, graduate
of the State Normal School, and an accom-
pl!shed young lady. Mr. and Mrs. NJ cCud-
den came to this city the same afternoon.
On Tuesday afternoon. in Santa Cruz, Key.
NJ. Nillett united in marriage Mr.. A. L..
Hq Ibis, q Fresno and Miss Allsee oielnmez
a wedding occurred in st. Helena on Sat
urciay evening ut the residence of we'll
known substantial citizen of that town, Mr.
J. II. COute.ance, whose daughter was
united in marriage to Mr. l.. NJ. Picard
Rev. Father Becker officiated.
On last Saturday the marriage OF MIR.
John G. Reid and Miss Helen 5. Carothers
was solemnized III MARITIME. The groom, Mr.
John Reid, is a wrll-knOwn business man OF
San Leandrn, while the bride, Who has been
IL resident OF Soian0 County from childhood,
numbers her friends as host The occR-
sion was of more than usua, interest. us Sat
urday was also the forty-hrst anniversary ot
the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. CarOthers.
parents Of the bride.
Society Personals.
Mrs. Senator Stewart, Mrs. c. c. Thoma:
and Miss Aldrieh OF Nevada are spending
a few DAYS at the residence OF Senator Jones
in Santa Monica.
Mrs. George F. Russell of Portland
daughter of Governor Pennoyer of Oregon,
| is visiting the Misses Jordan OF East Oak
| land.
Mrs. J. C. Flood and Miss Flood willleave
shortly for New York, where they will
spend the winter season.
Mrs. Hall MeAlllster and Miss Eugene
PeyIon left for Santa Cruz on Wednesday.
Miss Eta Birdsall and Miss Virginia Han
chett are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. a. III.
Rutherford at their Bush-street residence.
Miss Alice Boalt returned from New \ ork
Win her CUuoi! uuTiHS Inc WIEN.
Mrs. A. G. AinSwuTth las LETT Oakland Tor
n visit of two weeks to Sacramento.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. V. Hughes are having a
handsome residence built for their occupa-
ton in Golden Gate.
Miss Eva MeAllister is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Frank 6. NeWlands, at her residence
Mss Nellie Favor OF Oakland is visiting
in Vallejo.
Colonel Mark L. Mcdonald of Santa
Rosa, delegate to the Worlds Fair Commits
sion, has arrived from Chicago and left fol-
his home in Santa Rosa.
Mrs. Louisa Watson of Calistoga paid a
visit to her sister and other friends of this
city preparatory to her departure for the
| East. Mrs. Watson expects to spend the
winter with her mother, Mrs. Jane Hoge
boom, of New York.
Mrs. Harry L. Seagrave is visiting Camera:
Greek. Napa, the guest of Miss Doilie Por-
feldt.
Mr.. Donald Y. Campbell has been spend
ing the past few days at the Occidental He
tel.
Rev. DIR. Izer, late of Simpson Memorial
NJ. h. Church, mas been the recipient OF
gratifying welcome at his new appointment
in Pittsburg, an interesting account OF which
will be found in another column.
Colonel and Mrs. w. W. Mead are spend
| ing few days at the Palace Hotel.
Mrs. Samuel Tyre of Grass Valley has
come 10 lilc CITY u N4oii IUI
| benefit OF her health.
| Mr. George l.. Lewis and family, who
| have been spending the summer at Newport,
| Z. L, are on their way home, and will arrive
| in Alameda Tomorrow.
| Mr.. ard Mrs. L. d. Beylard returned dur
| ing the Week from their trip abroad, and are
| now at Mrs. IL. Z. Bowie's residence at San
| Mateo.
Mr. William B. Foreman is visiting Santa
| Cruz.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Looms Will come up
! TO the city for the winter, and 90 to the New
| California Hotel.
MIR. William Corbitt and his two daugh-
| terS will remain al their country villa until
| December 1st aud then 20 to the New Cali
| forna Hotel for the season.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles q. Hooker. Miss
| Hooker and Miss Bessie Hooker have left
New York en- route for this city, and will
reach here next week.
Miss May Rand has returned home after
an absence OF three months, visiting through
ont the State of Oregon. She was accom-