The morning call., 1890-12-08

Park, John Doubleday, Bert 5axby, Phil
Remillard, Arthur Pope, Fred Torrey, Cliff
ton House, William Meek, Robert Miller,
Al Cummings, n. 5. Koser, Paxton Wright,
Frank Porcell. Mr.. Culver, Ed BurnelI, Mr..
McGillivary, DIR. Merriman, Robert Filzger-
aid. w. b. Nicholson, w. a. Powning, Mr..
Bray, Mr.. Dusenbury, Ii. p. Squire, c. e.
JudS1n, Frank Fisher, Mr.. PhoeGy, William
Crane, Fred Allardt, II. A. Melvin, w. E.
Bond, John Cunningham, Mr.. Hinkley. w.
H. Wallace, Gus Costigan, Mr. Gaskill, Pail
Carlton, DIR. White, II. W. Thomas, j. Ii
Ames, William Fine, Mr.. Marx, NJ. c. Blote,
{. E. Shook, Frank Powers, Mr. Scott, Mr..
Kelley
a San Mateo Wedding.
Miss Charlotte Lawrence and Mr.. Ed
ward Goodspeed were married last Wedues-
day in San Mateo at the residence of the
brides mother, Mrs. w. IL. Lawrence, Rev
A. l.. Brewer Officiating. Quite number
of guests were present from the city, aud
Major and Mrs Pye were down from Santa
Rosa. Others We're present from Redwood
City. Many rich and beautiful presents at
tested the good will of friends aud relations.
The b.ide IS daughter of tue late w. Ii.
Lawrence and sister of Supervisor w. b.
Lawrence, and the groom is son of DR.. l.
Il. oodspeed and is associated with his
father III business.
a Cnbweb Party in Oakland.
A delightful chidren's party was gwen
by Mrs. Albert Brown to Miss Ada and
Master Freddy Brown Friday afternoon, on
the occasion of Miss Ada 5 twelfth birthday.
The cObweb feature was introduced with
charming effect in the diversions and the
entertainment of the young people. The
invitations were quite unique aud read:
Will you walk into the parler
of
Ada and Freddie Brown;
from three Till seven o'clock,
Friday,
December fifth.
1887 Alice street.
On the reverse was an Illuminated spider
web with the spider AMI the fly.
The floors were canvased and four apart
ments thrown together by folding-doors
afforded a spacious dancing area. Mrs.
Brown devoted herself asSiduously to the
pleasure of her little guests and was ably
assisted in entertaining them by Miss Dun
ham, Miss Lou Bre>k, Miss Hewes, Miss
Dalton, Miss Florence Durham, Miss Nellie
Breck, Miss Mable Gage and Miss Alma
Brown Miss NJ. E. Fletcher presided at
the piano ard dancing was enjoyed for a
while after which the boys assembled in
one room and the girls in another. each TAX
ing the end of ribbon, which was uutwined
until the two ends came to knot which
united Them and the little folks thus paired
were partners for dinner. The tables were
laid in an upper room. where bounteouS
GepdSl WIS SeTNeu, Will u6iUly SOUVENIRS.
The festivities continued from j to Z
o'clock and many of the mothers dropped in
during the afternoon to witness the happy
scene.
Parties to Take Place.
National Parlor, No. 11S, \. S. G. W.,
will hold its third anniversary party at DAD
Fellows Hail on Tuesday evening" January
Is, 1891.
The members of the Alpine Musical Club
will hold full-dress party on Tuesday.
January 6, 1891, at Union-square Hall.
Court Robin Hood, No. 5931. A. o. F..
will hold its sixteenth anniversary enter
tainment and ball at Unon-square Hall on
Saturday evening, the Goth inst.
The ladies interested in the Oakland Cen
trial Free kindergarten have sent out cardS
announcing their fair, to be given on Tues
day, December 16lh from to 10 o'clock, at
the residence OF Mr.. Marshall Pierce, 400
Merrimac street, Oakland.
The Beriins will give their second hon at
Union-square Hall on Tuesday evening. the
10th inst.
Alcatraz Parlor. No. A. n S. G. W., has
made arrangements for social dance to be
held at Union-square Hall on the 18Th inst
The Peerless Club will give their fourth
party at Union-square Hall in the latter
part of January.
The Del Monies will give their next ball
at Odd Fellows Hall tomorrow evening.
Orc Fine Parlor, No. 9, n. d. G. W., will
give social at Saratoga Social Hall next
Thursday evening.
Golden State Parlor, No. so, n. d. G. W.,
give their second social hop next Friday
evening at Saratoga Hall.
The Sequoia Drill Corps will give its first
benefit bali at Odd Fellows Hall on SaIur-
day evening next.
The Native Sons of Vermont will give
their regular entertainment for December
at Odd Fellows Hall on Friday evening
next. The programme will consist of
lecture IN Russian life ami the horrors of
Siberia by Mr.. NJ. A. Schultz, who will ap-
pear in costume, and solos by Nine. Alice
Waltz Grey, late solo soprano of Plymouth
Church. Brooklyn.
The fist social Of Arnity Rebekah Degree
Lodge, No. 161, l. o. o. f., will take place
at Odd Fellows Hall this evening.
The Minerva Social Club will give its sec
ond anniversary. party at Mission Opera
Hall next Thursday evening"
A chiidren's festival and gymnastc ex-
hibition by the upper classes of the Verein
Eintracht will be given at the Verein Hall,
316 Post street, next Sunday.
The Booth Dramatic Company will pro-
duce "Virginius" at Irving Hall next Sum
day evening.
Social Council, No. 46. 0. G. F., will hold
their regular quarterly reunion in their hall
in Red Mems Building on Thursday evening
next
The Eola Club will give balloon party
tomorrow evening at Teutonia Hail.
Alta Lodge, No. IA, L. of W., will hold a
gTab-bag party this evening in Western
Hall, Shieps Building.
Inc hrst anniversary ball of the Elkhorn
and 60 den Gate Bowling clubs takes place
on Wednesday evening next at Teutonic
Hall, 1922 Howard street.
The San Francisco Grand Conservatory Of
Music, Z. S. Bonelli, Director, will give the
regular monthly recital at Irving Hall on
Friday afternoon next, beginning at $3.50
o'clock sharp.
The ninth annual ball of the San Fran
cisco Athletic Club will be held on .Satur-
day evening next at B'nai Birth Hall.
unique aud interesting entertainment
entitled Music, Muscle, Mirth," is to be
given under the auspices of the young peo-
pie OF Pilgrim Congregational Church, Oak
land. in Washington Hall, East Oakland.
next Thursday evening" Quite number OF
well-known and talented artists Will par
ticipate.
Society Personals.
The Misses Epson of Sacramento are
visiting in Washington.
Judge Noble Hamilton has been visiting
in Grass Valley.
MIR. and Mrs. B. r. Norton, after a most
enjoyable visit of six months among friends,
in the State of New York principally, have
returned to their home in Alameda, per
steamer from Santa Barbara.
MI and Mrs. Harry GiIlig and Mr.. Frank
Unger are at the Victoria Hotel, New York
City.
Mr.. r. II. Mcdonald and his niece. Miss
Blythe Mcdonald, have returned from an ex-
tended an enjoyable. trip through Oregon,
DR.. Willard Il. Crawford, u. S. N. WIN
went East almost a year apn ON tha Monon