The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-26

j. RiVaS, MISS Jennie ltOIallleR, MISS NJ. OTduel,
Mrs. L. Gonzales, Miss f. Rejas, Miss g; Ma
rinO, Miss MERGED MramOniez, Miss Mamie
Miramontez, Miss NJ. G. Muganiela, Miss L.
Nava, Miss Nacha NaVa, Miss A. Martinez, Mas
Messrs. E. Esqueda F. Esqueda, F. Buste, E.
Billiard, a. Arteche, f. Montenegro, Ramon
monies, A. Mondragon. Lucas Solagas, L. MAN.
ZanO, S. GOrdan, ID. DObon, +. Arteche, H. M.
Cohen, d. Lopez, Master J. Esqueda, J. Mira
montes, E Estrada, T. Kane, j. Manta, g. Law
renee, l.. Kersten, l.. 0dell, A. MlramonteZ, L.
MOndragon, j. NJ. Canieta, A. c. Glbb q. NJ.
Beck, j. Galindo, NJ. Boness, ?. Manzano, G.
Robertson, +. Monteal, j. Muganlela, j. SIM
brian, b. Brgla, j. Briglia.
The Tennis Outlook.
Lawn tennis has received fresh impetus from
the formal announcement OF double tourna-
ment, also ladies' singles, TO be held on Admission
day. September 9th. The Pacific States Lawn
Tennis Association has sent notices TO the vari-
GUS clubs constituting its membership, and in all
probability the entries will be humorous and the
tournament grand success.
The notices state merely that the Pacific States
Lawn Tennis Association will hold champion
ship tournament at San Rafael. on September stu
and 9th, The courts TO be a ladies' single CHAM
pionshp and open double championship OF
the Pacific Coast, prizes to be awarded to the
winners. Entries will close September 6tn. En-
trance fee for doubles, 81 each; Tor ladies' SIN
giles, nothing. Entrance fee, with name, should
be sent before above dale TO Charles X Yates,
Secretary and Treasurer, Box 1907, Oakland.
Several strong teams have already been made
up (Nlr. McGavn and MIR. Tobin play together, as
do also Messrs. Kilgarif and Hoffman, Bee and
WilberfOrce) and The ladies al San Rafael are
taking peculiar interest In the coming contest,
which promises to be closely contested one.
Pacific Coast Weddings.
Miss Gussie Promis, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Promis, and Mr.. Alphonso Col were married
Wednesday, at 1880 o'clock, in st. Joseph's
hurch. San Jose. The ceremony was performed
by Father Calzia. After sumptuous breakfast
f,a mir n fhil n rpmein few
days before taking up their permanent residence
in San lose. The presents received were beautl-
Iul. costly aud serveeable, including household
furniture silver, CHINA and crystal ware, choice
brc-a-brac and lovely pictures.
Doctor J. IL. Callen OF Oakland was married to
Miss Olive l.. Richmond at the residence OF the
brides parents in Williams, on Wednesday, Rev.
George W. Henning officiating. The happy
eoune will make their home III Oakland, where
the doctor is engaged in practice.
Mr.. ). II. Ryder, son OF e. Ii. ryder oil santa
Cruz and Miss Mary L. DuttOn, youngest daugh-
ter OF Mr.. J. NJ. DuttOn oil Sequel, but formerly
of YOo County, were united ID marriage last
Wednesday al the residence OF the brides pa
rents. The ceremony was p formed by Rev. Nj.
Nilletl of the Congregational church Of Santa
Cruz.
Miss Mone L. Chrisman and Mr.. Edwin B.
Goodrich were married in the Christian Church
at San Jose by The pastor. Rev. George Edward
Walk last Tuesday. The couple came to this
city and will also visit Monterey and Santa Cruz
before their return TO San Jose, where they VIII
reside.
were married on Tuesday evening at the resi-
denee of the BRIDES uncle, Mr.. John NJ. Syme.
IN Oakland. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. John Hannah OF Centenary M. L.
Church.
On Wednesday last the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Dukes, near Pleasant Hill, was hled
with relatives and friends TO witness The marriage
of their oldest daughter, Miss Leonora, to MIR.
". b. Holiday, son OF Mr.. r. b. Holiday oil
Pleasant Hill.
Mr.. Walter Coombes and Miss Sadie Ferguson
Of Oakland were married on Tuesday morning
last at the residence OF Mr.. L. COOmbes of Pla-
eeryllle. After the ceremony the bridal couple
left on nip throughout The State and VIII SET
tie down IN SacTi ,nento.
Last Wednesday evening Mr.. George F. Ward
and Miss Frances w. Raymond were joined In The
holy bonds of matrmOny al Riverside.
The marriage of Miss May Hills and Mr.. f. l..
Lantermau occurred on Friday at the residence
Of the brides parents at Los Angeles, Rev. DIR.
Cantiue officiating.
Last ednesday. at Reno were married Mr..
Frank r. COnstOck and Miss Jennie Y. Phelan,
both being well known and popular. The groom
is the sou OF Mir. z. Is. ComstOck, and Miss Phe-
Ian the daughter of Mr.. James Phelan, promi-
nent fOundryman OF Virginia, ana loi merry Stale
Senator from Storey County.
Tie marriage of Mr. John J. Murray and Miss
Katie Phean celebrated Monday afternoon
at the Catholic Church IN Menlo Park. Tue GER
emory was performed by Father O'Riordan, aud
after an elaborate breakfast the happy pair de-
paired on trip 10 Santa Cruz. Among the
many presents was cheek from Mr.. and Mrs.
Timothy Hopkins.
Society Personals.
Mrs. Mervyu Donahue has returned home from
San Jose.
Mr. and Mrs David Farnsworth, Miss Lottie
FarnswOrIn and Miss Emma and Miss Jennie
Mcmillan are contemplating visit to Shasta
County
Judge and Mrs. W. 7. Wallace and Miss Mar
guerhe Wallace returned last Friday from the
Hotel Vendome, San Jose.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Moore Will spend the ensu-
ing two IN Onths at San Rafael.
Mr. George McC. Taylor, son Of the late S. P.
Taylor, sailed Saturday on the ship John A.
Briggs for Liverpool. He has taken the "Trip by
advice of his physician in search Of health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Newlands arrived yester-
mr. r. S. Cary of sacramento Is in town.
Mr.. P. NJ. Gdfuey Of Los Angeles is visiting
this city.
of Los Angeles, are visiting Mrs. Abner Doble,
at 1915 Cough sttert
Mrs. Z. c. Bolander and son have returned
from Santa Cruz and are stopping at 2705 Bush
Mrs j. W. Lowe. Mrs Richard Keller and
Miss Gladys Lowe have returned 10 MEMO Park.
Miss MOllie COughiin of THIS city has been WIS.,
itiug friends in San Joaquin Valley Tor the last
month.
Lieutenant and Mrs: James A. Turner aud
Mrs. William Turner, OF ALASKA, are the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolf b. Spence at San Jose.
Mrs. Major McClung is among the visitors at
Santa Cruz
Mrs. r. a. Proctor has returned to San Jose
after prolonged stay on Mount Hamilton with
the family Of Professor S. ". Burnham. Mrs.
Proctor, while on The summit, gave 10 very Sc
ect audience IN the residence OF Professor and
Mrs Barnard lecture Oh the Life and Death
of Worlds" IN her own inimitable way.
Mrs Z. S. Belcher has gone on trip to Shasta
County for the benefit OF her health She is ac-
cOmpapIed by MRS. Henry j. Fisher and Miss
Mary Fisher, and will be away for several
Mrs. D. E. Alison and Miss Ida Fox have lett
Santa Cruz for Del Monte.
Miss Mamie Thomas is visiting Mrs. u. p.
Clark at Capltola The Colonel aud his wife
went down Friday.
Hon. Frank j. Sullivan is at Phelsn Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wiley and MIR. Frank
Wiley Jr. are back in town from visit TO San
| Jose.
Miss Fanny PlnKbsm is visiting Mrs. R. j.
Murphy al Folsom.
Colonel II. T. Batchelder has returned home to
| Chico from visit 10 this city.
Miss Hall is visiting friends at Santa Cruz.
Mrs. Aull and Miss Eva Aull Of Folsom spent
| last week in San Jose.
Senator Fred Cox is among the visitors at
SANTA Cruz.
Misses Miller of San Rafael have been visiting
Mrs. b. ID. Murphy at San Jose.
Miss Jean Blair OF Piedmont Is visiting the
Misses Mason at Los Gatos.
Rev. and Mrs. j. A. Emery will take up their
residence shortly in this city, where Mr. Emery
enters upon his duties as Diocesan Missionary.
Miss Salie b. Morgan, the well-knOWD novelist
aud political writer, granddaughter of Governor
Yltz OF Mississippi, IS at present in Oakland.
Mrs. j. Mervyn DOnOhOe and Miss Marguerite
YeudOme.
Mr.. Charles Fay has returned from trip to
Japan.
Rev DR.. Benton OF Oakland OBLIGATED at the
communion services held at Niles yesterday.
Mr.. David Hirschfeldt of Alameda Will leave
in few days on an extended trip throughout
the Pacific Coast and as far east as Chicago in
company with Mr. Kirchner, one of the directors
of the Prussian National Insurance Company.
Mr. and Mrs George N. Meade and Miss Cal
lie Meade have returned to their elegant resi-.
dence-Hollyo .ks-at Sausaito from their East
ern and European TIP.
Mrs George Newman and family are at Lake
Tahoe.
Mr. L. d. Crandall has gone to Seattle as as
sistant music professor at the university there.
Mrs. 4. &. Lyons and Mr.. aud Mrs. Henry
Kahn, after visit at the Trianon, Lake County,
have gone to Del Monte
Insanity Commitments.
Alec Anderson, native of Canada, &c
years old, and by occupation stair-builder,
was committed to the Insane Asylum YES