The morning call., 1890-07-18

entertainment and dance last evening in Union
squAte Building After an Informal programme
in tile course OF which the audience were adj
dressed by Mr.. Jephson, dancing was lnaug-
urated and continued until late.
The Scottish Thistle Club will hold ball this
evening at Mechanics Pavilion.
Crockett Lodge. No. 139, f. and a NJ, were
agieeably entertained at a banquet last Wednes-
day evening at the Mason Doree by four new
Master Masons, {. a. Peterson, j. j. Meioney
d. J. Tobin and a. Mclaughlin.
olympus Circle, No. -, c. o. f., give an enter
taiumeut and dance at Rohweder's Hall this
evening.
pleasant programme was rendered by the
Thespian Club al Sausato last Saturday even
ing a dance concluded the affair.
Tie First Infantry Band will give promo
made concert and ball this evening at The Opera
House, Monterey.
Fairmount L odge No. los. X. of P, gives its
bl-monthly social this evening.
Last Tuesday evening a very enjoyable stag
party was given by MI. James a. Andres at his
residence IN Oakland in honor OF the twenty
frst birthday anniversary OF his son, Mr.. Samuel
Andres.
PyIhan Hail this evening.
There was a quiet celebration of the ami
veTsdrY of lie birthday OF Mrs. William Gerrish.
at the residence of her son, Mr. James L. u err
Tish. at West Oakland. last Wednesday, she
being ST years OF aye. She was born ~ Milton,
n H.. and mas resided IN this state since 1852.
The gathering was pleasant one, composed Of
her family only. -Four generations were repre-
A Surprise at the Springs.
Mir. and Mrs. j. f. Merrill were rendered de-
lightful surprise last Monday evening al Napa
Soda Springs, on the occasion OF the sixteenth
anniversary OF their wedding day large we'd
diug-cake was cut amid the beautiful decorations
arranged about tile room by the lady guests, and
its concealed treasures, ring, thmble and a
coin fell respectively. amid much mrth, TO Mrs.
Merrill, Miss Moore and Mr.. Merrill TOasts By
Nj. Charles h. Jackson and Others were apprO-
priately honored, and the remainder OF the even
ing was pleasantly beguiled with the aid OF music
The toilets OF the ladies were particularly be-
coming. Among those present were: Mr. and
Mrs. HOlbtook, Miss Mamie HOlbroOk, Miss
Ou HOlbroOk, MI and Mis-. George \ orth, Mrs.
Cave, Mrs. Captain Smith. Mr. and Mis-. Percy
Moore, Miss Florence Reed Miss Blanche castle,
MI. Stauf, MIR. Stanley Hayman, MI. and Mrs. f.
J.. Wooster, MIR. and Mrs. CHARLES Il. jackson,
NJ rs Stanley, Miss CARRIER, Miss Maggie CARRIER,
Miss Edith Forbes, Mrs. Morse, Miss Jessie
Morse, Mir. ana Mrs. Windsor Brown, Miss Phil
lips, Miss Miriam Morse, Miss Frances Morse,
Mr. ana Mrs. j. A. 0'Brien, Miss Hllda Castle.
The sachs Silver Wedding.
On Wednesday evening last there was notable
assemblage of iriends at the handsome residence
Of Mr. and Mrs. Ltppmann Sachs, $50 Post
street. 1t was a double event that tile company
gathered to ceebrate-the marriage OF the daugh-
Ter Of tie house and the silver wedding anniyer.
ssIy OF MI and Mrs Sachs. The popularity and
social prominence OF the principals, together
Win me Taic COlutiNEuNC VI INT NGNui4lE anu
silver wedding, combined to make the double
celebration as interesting as Il was, undoubtedly,
elaborate in character.
1t was shortly after o'clock that Noah
BIandts Orchestra gave notice OF the entrance
Uf the bridal party By rendering The L0lengrln
wedding march, Rev. Dr.. Foorsanger was walt
ing al the handsome floral bower where five mar
Ilage-bells swung aml0 an artistic tangle OF
flowers and foliage. All about were evidences OF
taste aud thoughtful care TO do honor 10 the
occasion, Que OF the most prominent among the
floral tributes beng an immense frigate OF
eXotics and Carnations sent by The groOm's EN-
lie bride, Miss Bella Sachs, looked very
lovely as sn- leaned on the arm Of her hancee,
Mr.. Emmanuel Heller OF the Well-known firm OF
Mr. Heller & Sons, 10 this CITY. Both parties are
well known IN social circles and nave large
capital Of friendship as well as OF material wealth
with which to In augurate their new lie They
were attended by a group OF pretty children,
among whom were Miss Rita Neumann, Miss
Linda Bachman and NJ aster Willie Ehrman, who
ste"ed roses 10 tier path. The father ana
mother OF the bride ana The nearest relatives
stood near as lie sacred rite was performed, aud
were lie first 10 offer warm congratulations ana
good wishes at its conclusion.
The guests nOw circulated through the rooms,
while Noah Braudts Orchestra again discussed
choice Sc ections. The decorations were very
elaborate. The parlors were distinguished with
eXolics and numerous small baskets OF flowers
suSi ended at intervals, remarkably attractive
feature being the trimming OF MIR
with ferns, the surface bearing The
dates 1865 and 1890 in silver letters,
having reference TO Mr.. and Mrs. Sachs
silver Wedding. Tie stairWays were bright with
ferns and japanese balloons. Yellow flowers
distinguished the dinng-rOOm, where a mirror
decorated with a floral crescent was also an ad-
mired feature.
But not long could be given to inspecting the
decor atlons, for an elaborate dinner was soon
served IN tile large pavilion erected on lie lawn.
Tie interior was brilliantly illuminated and dec
oTaied. The main features were number of
japanese sunshades and quaint lanterns. with
COTdOns OF pink tuile, flowers and silken ribbons.
WITH The costly service aud table appointments
e. the scene was worthy one to receive the prom
luPut guests. AN elaborate menu WAS served
amid he strains OF soft music, and many tOast5
were hOnOred. a special feature Of the table
decorations was the iaVors OF white satin Sachets
for weddng-cake. They were trimmed with
orange blossoms and Tied with satin ribbons.
Beneath was Inscribed the dale, with the mono
gram OF tie contracting parties IN silver. The
original Idea was much admired In cutting the
Wedding-cake IL should be mentioned that Inc
fatefui RUG fell to Miss Mlllie Greenebaum
AlterWard there was dancing, and the festivities
were prolonged till very late
r. and Mrs. Emmanuel Heller lett yesterday
for a wedding tour in the south. On their re-
tutn in a few weeks they will reside at the
Palace Hotel aud later propose taking an ex-
tensNe trip to New York and the principal points
OF Interest In the Eastern States.
There were TWO rooms crowded with wedding
giitS, one being set apart for The silver-weddng
presents. Seldom has there been collected such
handsome variety of costly and artistic Oh
1ects, comprising marble statues, bronze statues,
silver chests. onyx and lapis laZuli pedestals,
CLOCKS, lamps, gold and silver services,
handsome piano, and indeed almost everything
imaginable OF nature suitable TO The occasion.
Tie personal iewelry was very handsome, com
piislng a diamond Star for the hair, diamond
necklace, diamond earrings and bracelets all
worn by the bride. Mrs. Llppmann Sachs wore
magnificent diamond necklace, The git OF her nus
baud on This occasion. Among the siver.wedding
presents was a massive silver bowl, the gun OF
MIR. Sachs employees. The latter celebrated The
event the same evening at Mr. Sachs invitation,
at a fiIst-class restaurant, where most festive
time enjoyed.
Among Tie many present at the ceremony
we've: Mr.. and Mrs. Lippmaun Sachs, Mr.. Levi
Strauss Mr.. aud Mrs, Jacob Sturm, Mr. and
nd
Mlchaeis, Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon Ebrman, Mr..
Marim Heller, Mr.. and MIS-. Judah Neumann,
Mi. and Mrs. Lippmann Bachman. Mr.. and Mrs.
J.~Ehrman, Mrs. Samuel Sachs, Mr.. aud Mrs. l.
Sachs Mr.. and Mrs. David Sachs, Mr.. and Mrs.
Seabright. Mr.. and Mrs ASH. Miss Resale
Meyer, Miss Tessle Geslinsky, Miss Carrie
Heller. Miss Lulu GOodkiHd, Miss Martha
SbaiDwald, Miss Mile Greenbaum, DR.. Hirsteln,
Mr.. Moses Heller MIR. Slgismnnd Heller, Mr..
Robert H0isIelter, hr. Henry Heyman, Mr.. A.
Stcifei.
A Tea at San Luis Obfspo.
Mrs Benjamin Brooks gave delightful tea
last Wednesday at her residence in San Luis
ObispO in honor Of her aunt. Mrs. III. l.. Reade
Of Sausallto. Mrs. Brooks was assisted In re-
ceiyiDg by her mother. Mrs. John b. Steele.
Among the guests were: Mrs. J. M. Fillmore,
Mis-. Adams, Mrs. V. A. Gregg, Mr. G. II. phil
Nichols, Mr.. Ii. NJ. Warden, Mr.. W. b. PIlch-
ard, Mr. C. II. johnson, Mr.. button Perry, Mr.
H. Eaehe Mr. III a. Button Button MI j. d ho
Mr.. T. A. Krili Mr.. L. L. Jack, MIR. Krebs, Mr..
Foreman, MIR. Fletcher, Mr.. Simmons, Mr.. Pet
Tily, MIR. Farnum, Mr.. j. A. Goodrich, MIR. George
ST ele, Mr.. L. W. Steele. Mr.. o, n, Steele. mr..
A I. Mason Mr.. circuit, MIR. Kuh Mr.. p. II.
Dalbdet Jr., MIR. A. X. Booth, MIR. HaTknsOn,
MIR. Murphy Graves, MIR. Warner Earl, DR..
Marx g. Page, Miss Foreman, Miss Krebs Miss
Phillips Miss LeIcher. Miss BouIdin.
Post-NuptIaI Reception on Post Street.
Among the many pleasant receptions OF the
past week that rendered by Professor and Mrs.
A. A. Sanders in honor OF the marriage OF their
eldest son, Mr.. Oliver w. Sanders, 10 Miss M. l.
Norris of Oak Land Will be well remembered by
the many friends of the young couple. In re-
Spouse to invitations there gathered at the resi-
dence Of the groom's parents, 7l3 Post street,
last tuesday evening, large number of friends
OF the contracting couple aud their parents.
Tie guests were received by the bride. as
sisted by her husband and Professor and Mrs.
A. A Sanders. he parlors were handsomely
decorated with flowers and the bright toilets OF
the ladies' added greatly 10 The scene. The early
hours oil the evening were pleasantly spent in
singing and instrumental music, Iutherspersed
WIN dancing AT IL O'clock the guests were
usneieu 10 the diBing-room, where a bountIln
. EQUATION gave evidences that the inner man had