The morning call., 1890-05-12

S. Hoebee, Messrs. Ii. Eisenbraun. Charles
+. Whiting, b. Gallagher, g. Robinson. Mr.. Brand,
j. Kavanaugh, j. OBrien, ID. Tonlor, Thomas
Johanek, A. BargmaD, Z. Bargman, Z. Park.
Pacific Coast Weddings.
At the residence of Judge and Mrs. G. W.
1owle In Napa last Tuesday afternoon their
daughter, Miss Susie g. Barhyte, was married to
Hon. ii. A. Pellet, Assemblyman from NaDa
County. The marriage was performed by Rev.
Richard Wylie. After the bride and groom had
received the congratulations OF those present
they left on bridal tour of the southern coun-
lies.
The marriage of Mr.. s. SchIam to Miss Della
Decker took place Sunday last at the residence
OF the groOms brother, on Howard street. Rev.
Ii. Schwartz OBLIGATED. The peculiar features
of the affair are that both parties are deaf and
dumb.
very quiet wedding took place Thursday
at the home OF the BRIDES parents, 1903 Folsom
street. The contracting parties were Miss Lean
Jacobs and MIR. Lewis Levy OF Juneau, ALASKA.
The marriage ceremony was performed by DIR.
Falk Vldaver of Sheriff. Israel at noon. After
parjaking OF sulnptuous wedding breakfast the
young couple took the train for Monterey. They
will be at home at the Grand on Friday, alter
which they start Immediately for Juneau, which
is to be their future home
On Sunday evening at ST. Anihony's Church,
East Oakland by the Rev. Father Gleesoa Miss
Isab liza Brown, daughter OF Nj. Joseph Brown,
and Mr.. Frank Marshall were married. Many
friends OF the bride and groom present.
Mi. aud Mrs. Marshall will reside in San Fran
cisco.
Mr.. Westley c. Hickman and Miss Eta A.
Sevans were married at the residence of the
BRIDES father in Red Buff last Sunday. Rev. j.
q. Gibson officiating. The wedding was private.
only The relatives and Intimate friends OF The
families being present. After the customary con-
graulatlons the company sat down to fne
dinner.
Party Page Street.
Mr.. Frederick Huber, proprietor of the Arion
House, celebrated his fity-ninth birthday ami
versary last Monday evening, at his residence on
Page street. About 100 friends were sumptu.
ousy entertained at dinner, the table being ap-
propriately decorated with flowers and pieces
monies. Many OF Mr.. Huber's business associ-
ates were present aud the occasion partook
considerably OF The nature of farewell to ''dull
care, as MIR. Huber coDtemplates an early re-
trement from active business. Among those
present We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Huber. MIR.
aud Mrs. Emanuel Beran, MIR. and Mrs. Jacob
pa gman, MI. and mrs. T.. kommer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ewad Mr.. and Mrs. Mayer, Mr.. and Mrs.
John j; Beran, Mrs. Ginger Mrs. Bercher, Mrs
Ro,hl, Mrs. Futer. Mrs G. Brown, the Misses A.
and L. Beran, Miss X. K0mmer, Miss E. Spula,
Miss L. Fuller. Miss DanoS, Miss II. Rosin. Miss
Ewald; Miss NJ; CerniK, Miss X. Bergman Miss
II. Mckinney, Mrs l.. LorenZ, the Misses Linda.
MISS Minua Huber, Miss Rose Hub I, Miss l..
koebe; Messrs. II. EisenbIaun, Charles Barg-
F. Whiting. b. Gallagher G. Robinson, Mr.
Branc j, kavanaugn, j. Bringe, II. Baddng. j.
OBlien, ID. Towlor, NJ Johanek, A. Bargmann,
L. Bargmann, E. Park.
The Hickman Lodge Entertainment.
The members of Hickman Lodge, No. 30S 1.
o. &. l., celebrated the first anniversary of the
organization OF the lodge on Monday evening
last at their lodge-rooms, corner OF Sixteenth
and Valencia streets, by musical and literary
entertainment. The programme was well rem
dered and highly appreciated The following
named look part IN the entertainments Miss
\ ay Cook, Miss Mcleod, Hon. j. I'll. White, Mr..
B. Webster, Miss Stroul. Mr.. George Tomb, Mr..
Z. Brown. Miss Cynthia Mansfield, Miss May
Morris, Miss Camella Mansfield, Miss Jessie q.
Turner, Miss Maud Briggs. After the programme
refreshments were served by the ladies' OF the
lodge. The officers of the lodge are: NJ. A.
Briggs, &. T.; q. A. Mansfield, X. s.; Mrs. Z. G.
N0lkmar. A. 81 Z; G. Morris, F. s.; Mrs. A. c.
Miss Minnie Silsby, ID. M; George Graham, e.;
e. w. Anderson, S.
Parry on Bryant Street.
A most enjoyable surprise party was given to
Mr.. George Cavauaugh at his home on Bryant
street week ago Saturday evening. AT 8
O'clock the parlors were crowded. The evening
was most enjoyably spent In dancing singing
aud games. and supper was served. during The
evening Miss Annie Dutfey gave a vocal solo,
Miss X. Gallagher rendered solo on the piano
and Mr.. George Cayanaugh gave a selection.
Among The guests were: NJ IS Annie Duffey,
Miss Kate Gallagher, Miss A. Hart, Miss NJ.
Melville, Miss A. FeatEersIone. Miss X. Hart,
Miss A. Herman, Miss A. Callahan. Messrs
George Cayanaugh, John Denehey, r. Flood, A
Kenny, +. Cline, L. Casey, Z. Reno and j. CAV
auaugh.
The Cadez Students Outing.
Tie Cadez students held their first outing of
the season on Sunday, the 27th ult., at Schazfers
NJ iAOss SldlIOli luc Jay WAS spent pleas
anty, with music dancing, singing and games.
Early in the afternoon the party sat down to a
bounllul repast. Among those present were:
Miss Nellie Glinden Miss Jennie Glinden, Miss
Geriie Campbell Miss Mamie McRea, Miss
Gertie Tehan: Miss Dolly Clark, Miss Minnie
BurAe, Miss Maggie O'Brien. Miss Minnie Curr,
Mss Kitty Bowes, Miss Nellie Kennedy, Miss
klttie Curr, Miss Nellie O'Shea, Miss Aggie
Nunan, Miss Mary Flaherty, Miss Nettie Biick
Miss Lily ONeil, Miss Mamie Coyle. Miss Rosie
McGulre, Miss Belle Campbell. Miss Annie
Hay IN Han
Messrs. john Power, John Glinden, John Grove
James Rock, Ed Barry, d. Shean: Thomas
William Bowes, Harry SwarIz, Frank Ma'oney,
Z. TiIrell, /. Graney, James Campbell john
McGeough, Thomas McGrath, Nicholas Fender
CAST, Joseph Nunan j. Carr.
Isrty on silver Street.
AT her parents residence on Silver street last
Thursday surprise party was given TO Miss
Annie Marshall, laughter OF Captag- Marshall of
the steamer Arcsta. Thsro6ms were decorated
with flowers. Dancing and singing were In
dulged In until late hour. Among the guests
were: Miss Annie Marshall, Miss Sarah SnerI-
dan, Miss Carrie Lange, Miss Virginia Stack
Miss l.. Brown, the Misses Susie and Annie
g. Caual, Miss l. Smith. the Misses Emma aud
Minnie Fowler, Miss Kittie Lawless, Miss Helen
Welch, Miss Anna Munster. Miss L. Kearney,
Miss d. McDermOtt, Miss E. Manning and Miss
J. Sheridan; Messrs. Robert walsh, Z. Stack,
$. Jacobs, j. Fowler. ID. Mahony, Frank Teen,
~; hsdiney, uSVIge nleOo hlleh, Heotge 6oIIlns
w. McGlynn, w. Brown, j. heating, I. Barrett.
Union Party.
The second annual ball of tile Willow and Cane
Workers Protective Union was held last Satur-
Gay evening 4: B'nai Birth Hall. Unfortunately
the evening was rainy, aud this state OF things
undoubtedly deferred from attending many who
would otherwise have been present. Neverthe-
less there was a large attendance, and those
who came evidently came for enjoyment. A very
pleasant evening was the result.
The music for dance programme OF twelve
numbers with three extras furnished Dy
johnson Gutman's o. chestra and the partici-
pants 10 the exhilerating exercise were thor
Oughly satisfied with their execution. For sew
eral hours v.ry merry time was experienced,
and II was l o'clock before The successful party
came 10 Nh end.
The affair was given under the general dIrec.
ton OF President john NJ. Crowley, and tie act
ing committees OF Tie evening were composed
follows: Floor manager, Walter w. Orr; as
sistant floor manager, Albert X. Orr; Committee
OF Arraneemeuts-William Frank (Chairman),
John NJ. Crowley, II. D. Bennett, William I.
Singleton, Joe Latham; Floor Commiltee-W
la,n H. Goddard, I. ParnOw, Thomas Dunbar,
William Crowley, James Muicahy, q. Wolff Re-
cepiion Committee-D Doblrmenn (Chairman)
J. White, j. Fate. A. ingalls,. W. DALEY, j.
Byrns, G. Norris William Barrett.
The Russell Academy Party.
An enjoyable party was given by the pupils OF
the Russell Academy on Saturday afternoon.
Among those present were: Mrs. Charles
Smith, Mrs. DIR. Lawson, Miss Jean Lawson,
Mrs. Smlthson, Miss Lulu Smithson, Mrs. Leale,
Mrs. Severs. Mrs. Baumeister, Mrs. Wingard,
Mrs. James Lawlor, Mrs. Pauline Muller, Miss
Laura Arnold Miss Oracle Baumeister Miss
Sophie Seyers, Miss Alice Wiugard, Miss Sadie
Smlthson, Miss May Rawliuson, Miss Eta
Muller. Miss Elsie Leale, Miss Irene Radovlch,
Miss Ella Lincoln. Miss Merlens, Miss May
Burt, Mss Ester Ingle Miss Stella Levey, Miss
Violet Leyey, Miss Lille Leyey, Miss Cora
Smith. Miss Mae Folsom, Miss Alice Folsom,
Miss Maude Folsom, Miss Eliza Lawlor, Miss
Annie Lawor, Miss Susie Sutton Miss Pauline
Cartwright, Miss Carrie B!ker. Miss Mabel
Baker, Miss Agge McGrah, Miss Mary Nc
Grath Miss Minnie Cook; Messrs. Clarence Nc
CHM, William Beal, John Sievers, James Law
Tor, Clarence Smith, George Smithson, w. Law
Tor, John Rawlinson, Macdun Cook, Howard
Easton, Frank Smiibson Robert Baker. T. East
brooke, Arthur Crsttenden, Fred Smiihson.
Society Personals.
Miss DeltZle. Miss Geraldine Bonner and the
Misses Bonner returned from the Bonner rancho
and vineyard in Fresno last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sands Forman and Mrs. W. l..
Ashe are the guests OF MIR. and Mrs. j. d. Peters
of Stockton.
MIR. g. g. Mini6e has gone on yacation tn