The morning call., 1890-08-15

Clarke Miss Josie Denicke, Miss Lizzie Gard.
ner, Miss Nellie Blake MISS Emma efae1' MISS MISS
Tessie Giunlin; Messrs. George Denlcke; Jonn
Davis, Henry Lang. w. Clarke, Roy Harris.
Charles Blumer, ). F9gel aaolp9 Ga1ez, D..
Schneider.
Festivities at Redondo Beach.
The recent Chautauqua Assembly at Redondo
Beach was marked by several interesting feat
ures. Among them was, of course the tennis
tournament, at which our northern experts were
unrepresented, MIR. Il. P. Carter maintaining
his championship in the gentlemen's open singles
and his ssler, Miss Carter, bearing of the same
honors in the ladies' open singles. The prizes
were handsome silver trophy, inlaid with gold,
and a lady's brooch.
mis- german in honor Of tie contestants. Ten
figures were danced as follows: Ziz-zag combi-
nation, play ball, grand round, scarf figure, with
ngue combined; tennis figure. led by Mr.. 7.
A. V. Van D0ren, gentlemen back TO back.
On Monday there was final concert at which
Mr.. Hugo Mansfield won high praise. and the
evening festivities concluded with an aquatic
festival, OF which the following is given as de.
scriptlon: For one hour RedondO trans
formed into yeritable Venice. The bay
seemed floatlng fairy Island. Several scores OF
boats were afloat, fitting here and there, their
directions being Indicated by moving lights and
lanterns of varied hues. There was gondola.
ntted up In true Venetian fashion, whose splen-
dor OF Illumination was only equaled by an
A alb dhow. On board the steamer Reqnena
band OF music played, and light refreshments
were served 10 visitors on the deck. Inc Jug
Pelican and tie yachts Flying Fish and Nellie
completed the list OF the more imposing craft.
all resplendent with Hight and color.
Shortly after / O'clock the procession started.
II alf the feet followed the Requena while the
remaining boats moved OFF III the opposite dlTec-
ton, following IN The wake of the Feiean. he
leaders steamed III the course OF circle oil
big diameter, and as they approached after com
pleting IA revolution a bOmDardment was entered
upon IN true naval style, which formed picture
enhancing
OF on0Okers who lined tile beach and the wide
hotel verandah. This lasted for several minutes,
after which Two handsome set pieces were Tired
from the dhow. One represented sl0w-moYlng
crocodile, The other The antics of an athlete on
horizontal bar.
Pacific Coast Weddings.
Mr.. M. n. Beedy and Miss Myrtle Mallam were
married in Pomona last Sunday by Rev. MIR. Ben
nett. The happy couple came to this city, where
they will make their home.
Hiss Ida NJ. Hobard, former principal of the
MaIshalltown Qowa) schools, and Mr.. Clare 5.
Harris were married Sunday in Pasadena, Rev.
Mr.. Ottman performing the ceremony. The
bridal couple LETT for Catalina, and Will visit this
city before going TO reside in Los Angeles, their
iuIuTe home.
MI. CHARLES Burch. formerly of Fresno, but
now Of Alameda. and Miss Lulu NJ. kamp daugh-
ter of Police Officer Ramp, were united in mar
rlage al the parOchlal residence in Alameda by
Rev. Father DOrau on Tuesday.
The marriage OF Mr.. j. L. Elder to Miss Nina
c. Holloway Of Los Angeles was celebrated sun
day. Mr.. Elder occupies The responsible posi-
liOn Of money clerk OF the Wells Fargo Express
Company IN Los Angeles. His bIlde is well
known and highly esteemed In social circles, and
was formerly resident of Crest0n, Iowa.
Society Personals.
Mrs. L. L. Baker and family returned on Wed
nesday from Callstoga, where they have been
spending ne summer season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Spear Jr. are back from
an extended tour in the East. Mrs. Spear was
thu ladv vii he Pr sid
of the Convention of Charities, VII irh met this
year in Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs Charles G. Hooker, Miss Hooker
and Miss Bessie Hooker leave to-day for trip
East. to be gone several months.
MIR. Z. Thornton has returned to Alameda
flOm his TWO months sojOurn at ST. Helena.
Mir. and Mrs. George E. Whitney have been
spending several days in town. SN
Mr. and Mrs. George Ii. Howard leave to-day
Tor short visit TO Del Monte. Upon their re-
turn they VIII 90 10 housekeeping in the COM
1ottable residence formerly occupied by Mrs.
Monroe Salisbury. on Cough street.
Miss Minnie Thornton has returned home TO
Alameda from her extended visit With Miss
White in East Oakland.
Mrs. Captain NJ r. Roberts. who has been
away all the summer In the north visiting her
daughter, Mrs Henry X. Moore OF Tacoma has
returned very much improved in her geuer al
health and greatly pleased with her trip.
Miss Lena Alexander OF EkO NeY., is visiting
Mr. aud Mrs J. Letter AZ Oakland.
Mr. and MIS- j. l.. Moody and Miss Moody re-
turned yesterday morning from pleasant trip 10
the Yellowstone and The FAR north.
Miss NJ. Leaty has just returned home after So
jouTnlng for the past few weeks IN the northern
part OF California.
sir. " T. Il stiles of IT Oak street has gone
East and viii be absent for few weeks.
Mrs. E. MeClaichy and Miss E. McClalchy of
Sacramento were at the Palace Hotel On Wednes-
day.
Mr. H. NJ. Yeringlon OF Carson City was in
town this week.
Mrs. 4. J. stevens and Mrs, G. H. Stafford,
wife of Lieutenant Stafford of the United States
Navy, have returned from ten months trip
through Europe, and are stopping with their
brother, Mr.. NJ. T. Dusinbury. in Oakland.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Cox ana Miss +. Cox
came down from Sacramento on Wednesday.
Mr.. j. Z. lie Count and MI. Rudolph Herod
Jr. have returned from their trip to Sausalito.
Mrs. NJ. A. Maynard, Dudley a. Maynard and
wife, Rev. Robert a. Maynard. Miss Ella May
nard, OF New YORK CITY, and Captain John A.
Maynard, OF San francisco, are visiting the
family OF Mr.. Richard Edwards OF Sacramento.
Messrs. j. n. Pike, Frank A. Ven and +. j.
Grady. part OF The advance OF the Second Brig
ade, went down TO Santa Cruz on Wednesday.
Judge j. W. Armstrong OF Sacramento was in
town yesterday.
Mrs. T. T. Williams has gone on visit to
Santa Cruz.
Mr.. William Northrope Cowles Is paying a
visit to bis old haunts al Santa Barbara.
Mrs. Dubedat has returned 10 town from Santa
Cruz.
Miss Lizzie Brown is visiting friends in Napa.
Mrs. l. &. Wickersham oil Petaluma is visiting
san Luis ObiSpO.
Mr.. john A. wise, VINO IS travelling III the
South, is at present in Santa Barbara.
Mr.. George c. Gaskll. President of the East
Oakland Lawn Tennis Club, has gone 10 China,
TO be absent several months. Mr.. c. A. Culver
of the same society is also absent in the East.
DR.. and Mrs. II. A. DUBOIS have returned from
PHEASANT stay al Del Monte.
Mr. h. II. heatng OF Virginia City arrived
here last Wednesday.
DR.. and Mrs. J. D. Young are visiting in this
city from Stockton.
Mr. j. Homsr Ffitch left yesterday on the
stp az "A q hnntlnp
in the hills back OF Port Oxford.
Major aud Mis-. q. ". Reed came over from
their picturesque cottage, Mossbrae, in Sausa.
lilo, on 4 visit last Wednesday.
MIR and Mrs j. w. q. Cofran have returned
from sojOuTn at Del Monte.