The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-06


were recently received by the drum corps OF
CompanyA of the Fifth Regiment to participate
in banquet rendered them by the latter in
honor of the courtesies shown them at Camp
Waterman, Santa Cruz. There were also
in attendance the First Regiment Drum
Corps Macaroni Band of ten pieces, which
furnished music for the evening.
Arriving at the armory ADDRESSES 81 wei 81
come we're rendered by Captain III. b;
Sergeant Stewart of the Fifth RegI-
| ment, responded to by Corporal Ii. V.
Mills, Thomas Bullivant and w. 4. Ham
burg of the First Regiment. AT 80 o'clock
the boys formed line and marched to an up
town cafe, where the banquet had been pre-
pared for them. While dining a serenade
was rendered by the Fifth Regiment Band.
Three hearty cheers were given for Colonies
ID ickinson and Fairbanks, when the boys
returned TO the armOry and passed the rest
Of the evening in singing and dancing until
morning, when they started for home happy
and maintaining excellent order.
The Coleman EccIeston Wedding.
On Tuesday evening at o'clock Mr.. j.
A. Coleman of this city was married to
Miss Eulala Eccleston at the home OF the
bride, 80 South Park, Rev. John Stebins
officiating.
At the appointed hour number of the
friends of both bride and groom had assem-
bled to witness the beautiful ceremony that
blended two loving and faithful young
hearts, and never was the solemnitY oil sucn
an occasion more marked. Each face IN the
parlor beamed with pleasure and satlS1ac-
ton as the eventful words of the ceremony
fell from the lips of the minister, for every
one knew the two were well mated, anu
many were the hearty congratulations and
well wishes extended the happy bride and
happy and fortunate groom.
MIR. Coleman is an enterprislng and pros
porous druggist, and is well known and has
many friends throughout the city. MISS
any words of praise here. Suffice it to say
| that she is a beautiful and amiable young
| lady, and her absence from the social circles
in which she moves will be deeply felt by
| her many friends, who were strongly at
| tached to her. She will leave this COM
munity with the good wishes of all who
| knew her. She was gracefully attlred. and
never looked lovelier in her life than on this
occasion.
The bridal presents were both numerous
and costly
The Evans Council Entertainment.
The following choice programme, fol-
lowed by dancing, was enjoyed last evening
by the meml ers and friends of Evans Coun-
ell, No. 80, o. c. F., at W ashington Hail. on
EDDY street: Instrumental solo, Professor
Jackson; fancy dancing, Miss Pearl Lund;
recitation, 1.-The Elf Child" Miss Mabel
Ha rand vocal duet. F." | Marsandier," Mr..
j. l.. Cahill and Miss Eva Cahill; recita ion.
Flying JIm'o l. asst Leap" Miss Beltha
Marie Farce; vocal solo, selected, Mis- Eva
| Cahil; whistle and harmonica duet, Messrs
Moore and Apthorpe; vocal solo, selected,
Miss Bertha Marie Parce; fifteen minutes
| with Mr.. William Ii. Barnes.
Party on Mission Street
A very pleasant surprise party was ten
| dered recently tos Miss Annie Lam by her
| friends at her parents residence, 1906 Mis-
| sion street. Games, instrumental and vocal
music and dancing were the order of the
evening. Shortly before midnight the doors
to the dining-room were thrown open and a
sumptuous Iepast was found spread before
| the guests. All seemed to enjoy them
| selves, and the party broke up at late
| hour. Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Lam, Mr.. and Mrs. j: ". An
ders0n. Miss Iillie Schearer, Miss L.
| Hoeckle, Miss Rose Nelson, Miss Katie NIL
Ter, Miss l.. utschig, Miss n. Merkelbaeh,
| Miss Lucy Lutz, Miss Z. Nicolai, Miss \.
| Palmouist, Miss Lille Schroeder, Miss c.
| Theme, Miss Agnes Hildebrand; Messrs.
| W. Lam, &. Lanu, X. Gahr, j. Russell. r.
| Mas, W. Schroeder. b. Sommerville, Otto
Stromeier, Ii. Jogging IL. Lester. G. Ber-
gold, NJ. Kurtz.
The Magnolia Club Entertainment.
Last Sunday evening the members of Mag
nolia Circle, No. 81, c. o. F., celebrated
their second anniversary, under the name OF
Magnolia Social Club, at upper Saratoga
Hall. The hall was tastefully decorated ap-
| pr0pria,ely for the occasion.
The following was the programme for the
| evening: Overture. Professor B. Barnett;
| recitation, Mr.. NJ. L. Lecht of the Bohemian
| Club; song, Mr.. Leon Levy of the Bohemian
| Club; recitation, Miss Rose Hebron; reel
| tatiun, Miss Eta Conn song, Professor b.
Barnett; recitation Mr.. Sol krouse of the
| Bohemian Club; recitation, Miss l.. Marks.
This concluded the programme, and the
| hall was cleared and dancing was INDUCED
in till late hour in the morning. MIR: }.
| Berck was floor manager; Miss f. IiShler,
assistant floor manager; Mr.. Phil Ash,
| Treasurer; Mr.. \. EckeruriZ, Sergeant-at-
| Arms.
| Great credit is due the COMMITTEES of Ar
rangement for the successful management
of the affair, as follows: Miss +. FISHER
| Chairman, Mr.. Phil Ash, Mr.. NJ. Neumann,
Miss Ray Bernstein, Mr.. j. BeIck.
Society Personals.
Judge l. S. Belcher and Mr.. W. C. Belcher
have gone TO visit Mr.. and Mrs Cooley for
few days at Marysvile.
Mrs. Captain j. S. Ainsworth is quite seri-
ously i'll at Redondo Beach.
Mrs G. Hamilton is visiting this city from
Grass Valley.
Mrs. D. D. Cotton and Mrs. Henry Nc
| Lean Martin have returned from Santl
| Cruz to their Califonia-street residence.
Mrs. DR.. j. S. Shepherd is visiting here
from Petaluma.
Bishop William Taylor. the Bishop of the
! Methodist Episcopal Church in Africa, who
| looks upon Alameda as his home and Is also
well known in Oakland and this city, is Wis
| ting relatives in the Southern States
| Mrs. ID. +. Verdenal and Miss Verdenal
| of New York propose leaving for home on
| Saturday, stopping some time at Chicago.
Captain and Mrs. Thomson Collie re-
| turned last week to Alameda from their ex-
| tended visit to their old home in Scotland,
| whore Mr.. Collie had not been for thirty
seven years.
Captain and Mrs. J. S. Deliver nee Par
| kinson) have returned from Monterey and
will be at home to their friends Thursdays
| at 291l Bush street.
Judge j. G. Mcguire has been visiting
| Santa Cruz
| Mrs. Birdsall and Miss Kate P. Birdsall,
| the Secretary of the Woman's Exchange,
| propose spending the winter between Santa
| Barbara and San Buenaventura.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Easton left for an
extended tour through the East last week.
| They expect to return early in December.
Mrs. Ida M. Sterling and Miss Inskeep,
sisters of Professor Inskeep of Oakland,
have taken possession of their cottage at
Twin Lakes, Santa Cruz, for the winter.
Mr.. E. w. Hopkins has been visiting
Grass Valley.