The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-11
4 Number Of Private Excursion
Parties and Camp
Festivities.
CONCERT AT SAN RAFAEL.
The Hesperian Parlor Open Meeting.
Party on Fourth Street.-The
Hutchinson-Ayer Wedding in
CaIistoga - Party on Fremont
Street Personal Notes of Wide
Social Interest.

The Ferrer Spanish concert at San Rafael last
Wednesday evening was Il great success, both
unsteady and socially. GOrdon's Opera House
was hl.ed with a brilliant audience, which ap-
plaudtd The execution of the FerTer String Quar-
Iet and Miss Carrie Mlllzner, Tie Soprano 10 the
echo.
Following was the programme: String quar-
tet, Legierro Invisible" (ArditD-Miss Carmel
tia Ferrer mandolin, Miss Adele Ferrer guitar,
Mr. Richard Feuer violin, Mr.. NJ. Y. FerTer
guitar; Elvila Mia DANA Espanola," string
quartet; spanish song, "AdiOs Laura ="
tCalano) Miss Carrie Millzner; guitar solo, "old
Folks at Home" Herreil, Miss Adele Ferrer;
string quartet, "Paso Doble" (Huanaz); string
quartet, LA Gilani" (ArdtD; violin solo, Sc.
lecled, Mi. Rchald Ferrer; vocal solo, In Old
Madrid" (Trolere), Miss Carrie MillZneri string
quartet. q" Ell Negrito" DANA CuGanal; string
quartet "Jota Espanola"
Among those present were; MI and Mrs.
heuIy schmiedell, Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Wilson,
Mrs. T. d. LaWton. Miss Lawton, Mr.. and Mrs.
". Mayo NeHhall, Miss Il. Wallace, MI.
and Mrs. Louis Parrolt, MIR. Henry Reddington,
Mr.. Harry Babcock, Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. W ood,
Mr. auu Mrs. c. o. Alexander. Mr.. a. b. William
son. Mr.. J. Z. Jenkins Mr. E. NJ. GIeenway
MI and Mrs. W. L. Landers. Mr. and Mrs. A
Page Brown, Mir. i. L. Holloway, Mr. and Mrs.
Samp son Tams. Miss Cahill. MI and Mrs Ii. n.
Graves, Miss Graves, Mi. and MIS-. &. ID. FarQu-
barson, MI. and Mrs. a. II. LOughborOugb
NJ. George A. Loughboroush, Mi. a. z.
luUghhorCugh, The Misses LoughbOrough
Miss Zane, Nil. and MIS- {. o. Rchaid s
Nlr. aud Mrs s. II. Smith, Mas. FIedlander, tie
Misses Fnedlander, Mrs. Bowie, Miss Bowie,
MT. and Mrs. ID. Z. Speyer, Mr.. Ii. j. Bowie Jr1
Mr aud Mrs. Peter Dean. Miss Dean, Mr. and
Mrs. }. r. GarniSs, Miss Belle McPheTson, MI.
a. II. Small. MI. 5. NJ. Anderson, Mi. David
WOOD, Mrs; J. I. Grayson, Mr. Thomas suII!
van, Mrs. W. +. Goad, the Misses GOad, Mr.. W
5. Newhall, Mir. {. +. NOTden, Mr.. aud Mrs d.
i. Tatum, Mt. Edward Hull, Dr.. +. Parson, Mrs
Bee, Mr.. aud Mrs. T. MeG. Mclean, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. A. Lancaster, Mss hlllle Lancaster,
Captain Mlllen GTittIh. MI Z. Jennings,
lion. and Mrs. John Boggs, Miss Boggs.
Goodman, Air. and Mrs. w. Haas. Captain and
MIS-. Taylor, the Misses Taylor, MIS- 5. NJ. Fan
der. Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. hentfeld, Miss Laura
Clarke. Miss Leila Carroll, MIS-. c. I. Hall, Mr..
aud Mrs. L. b. Jennings, Mr. and Mrs. A. X.
Briggs, Mrs. James Olis, Miss Helen OILS, Mr.. L.
W. sharon, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph fredericks,
Miss Frederlcks, Miss Jennings, Mr.. and Mrs. q.
H. Slmpkius, Miss Slmpkins, MIR. and Mrs
James CAIOlan. Mr.. f. j. Car0laD, the Misses
Caroan, MI. and Mrs. Dennis Donohue, Miss
Donouue, Mr.. Harry Simpkius, Mr.. E. G..
Schmeidell Miss YoIke, Lieutenant j. c. vii
SOD, MI. and Mrs. c. E. Ertz, Mrs. George Hyde,
the Misses hyde, MIS-. L. A. SengeIeller, the
Misses Edwards, Mr.. NJ. +. Lewis, MIR. and MIS-
j. + BgelOw, Mrs. Alexander Forbes, the Misses
Forbes, Miss Forbes Johnson, MI. Cary Fried
lander, Nj. {. II. Haswell Jr., Mrs. NJ. B. Gross
MIS-. y A. JOINS MISS dLlt III. I1u W al me-
Mr. aud MIS-. CosmO Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs. !. b.
Crockett, MISS Crockett Miss Nellie J0lne
MI aud Mrs. Adam Grant, Mr. and Mrs. IL Nj.
FeIiue.
Notes.
The Yermonlers' entertainment and dance
take place this evening.
Master j. Meryyn Leake the little son OF Mr,
and Mrs. W. S. Leake OF Sacramento, celebrated
his sixth birthday last Thursday. The invita-
lions were very quaint they ran: Pm getting
q big boy now. l will be years old July 8,
1890. II your mamma Will let you come 10 my
birthday party l VIII have four-in-hand Call for
you at z o'clock in The evening and take you
home al 10 o'clock. tSIgned) j. Meryyn Leake-"
There were bur few regrets and 4 delightful
evening was spent BY all present
a delightful lawn party was given last Tuesday
evening by Miss Nan Wood OF Alameda 10 her
many friends.
large assemblaee gathered at the country
residence Of Mr.. John McCord, near Napa City,
last Friday TO enjoy "barn dance" at the
invitation Of Mr. aud Mrs. McCOrd and Miss
Ethel Hazel. After display OF fireworks dane
Ing commenced, and so enjoyable was the affair
that the merry company did not separate until
daylight succeeded darkness.
On The eve OF the 9th Inst. pleasant
SUI prise party was gwen to Mr. Joseph
James Of Pacheco by friends from san
Francisco and Clayton. Among those pres
ent we're Mr.. and Mrs. etlllWeH Misses
sarah and Eva Ephriam, Miss Con en- and Miss
To-day a bulps-head feast will be given at
Sycamore Flats, Santa Cruz. 10 Governor Water
man and Colonel Lehe and stan OF tile sixth Reg
Uncut a dance will be given by the regiment In
tie evening at the Dolphin.
Alderman and Mrs. j. y. WalllnfoId of Seattle
Washington, formerly Of hapa City in this Stale,
celeora ed the Fourth by holding social Te-
union OF friends, tile date being also The Alder
mans birthday anniversary.
Washington Camp No. Will give an entertain
meut and dance al Saratoga Hall this evening.
Mr. aud Mrs. j. NJ. McDOnOugh, who recently
moved over 10 Alameda, entertained number
OF their San Francisco and Oakland friends at
their home last thursday evening.
Vacation At Glen Ellen.
a remarkably pleasant time was experienced
by certain members OF Rincon and Glen Ellen
PatlOrs, y. S. q. w, who with the Blossom
Club, were in camp at Glen Ellen last Saturday
An agreeable feature OF the camp doings was the
musical and literary programme rendered Oh tue
evening OF Saturday and the subsequent serenad-
ing by the Blossom Club OF the nelghboTiDg camp,
occupied by DR.. g. c. ODOnnell.
Tie following was the programme OF the In
formal concert: Literary address By j. L.
LuueH; vocal solo, Miss Mllliken; DraF e's Ad-
recitation, Miss GeneYieve Baker; quartet,
Glen Ellen Glee Club; vocal SOLO, Charles HeJ-
itch; vocal solo, Fred ROssi; recitation. Major
KNOX; address OF welcome. Z. NJ. Clarkson;
America, Blossom Club. The merry party did
not return until the evening OF Sunday.
Among those present were the following:
Taylor, i!llam O'Nelll, Henry II. Bishop,
Charles Shore, Mr. and Mrs. j. X. Craig, Miss j.
Murphy. Miss Z. Murphy, Mr.: NJ. L. ClarksOU
Messrs. I. Morris, Knox Lotz W. NJ. Conklin,
Frank COukn, Maurice COnklin, Phillip COnk-
BIN, l.. L, Ii hartman. I; q. Warren, c. Ii. Garth
Murphy, Miss Kate COnkiin, Miss Maggie
McStren, Miss Nellie Barrett, Miss Nellie
Murphy; ,I Mr.. and ,.,, Mrs 3. E; j. Crane,
ClarksOn. Mrs. Delney, Mr. John Shaw, Mr..
George Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. Sargent; Messrs.
Groige f. Oscar L. kossl, n. j. Batieate, j. (.
O'BrieD, +. J. Skuse L. G. Anderson, j. j. Car
i Ol, - GOepel, I. j. Lyangreen, John K. Finn
John W. Kelleher, j. 7. Hsliicb, j. p. Donovan
j. A. TibbiEts, L. r. hagenkamp, w. Welcb;
ray, Miss Katie Lynch, Miss Josie Millkeu, Miss
Alice Dulleghan, Miss klttie Landers, Mrs.
WestenhaveT.
Butchinson-Ayer Wedding in Cal ST. ga.
Last Tuesday Miss Irma Aver was united In
marriage 10 Mi. 7. b. Hutchinson. a rising young
attorney of Calistoga, al lie residence of the
brides father, In that pleasant little town. Miss
Sadie Gumaer, classmaIe OF the bride in
the san Francisco High School, was the only
bridesmaid. Mr. Fred Z. aver, a brother OF the
bride, was best man.
The double paIlors were profusely decorated
with ferns, trailing vines and rare flowers. A
crescent OF white verbenas hung from the arch
connecting the p5TloFs. Under this the bridal
patly stood. The bridal party made pretty
picture While Rev. Joseph HemphlIl said The all
important words.
", dding breakfast followed, after which the
newly married couple took the train for San
FfaHci SEQ. A shower OF rice greeted them on
Tie way and al The depot. Only the immediate
friends and relatives OF The bride and groom
were present Numerous and costly gifts were
received. A large circle of friends wish Mr. and
Mis-. Hutchinson a long and prosperous lie.
The Hesperian Parlor Party.
An open installation and social combined was
gwen last night by Hesperian Parlor No. 1877,
y. 5. G. w., at Mission Opera Hall. The parIor
Is one of tile youngest in the order ana yet al
ready numbers nearly one hundred members.
i is well managed and is rapidly coming 10 the
front as an organizer OF pleasant entertain
meDts and dances.
Their popularity was amply attested by the
large attendance last evening. Proceedings
opened with the installation by Mr.. I. Ii.
Dune, District Deputy, Of the following officers:
Past President Leo +. HAMPTON; President,
FLrd L. Wabel; First Vice President, u. i.
Gallagher; Second Vice President, w. r..
-Coides; Third Vice President, G. A. Montell 5
Recording Secretary, II. A. Anderson; Finan-
cia secretary. G. w. Ettlug; Treasurer, L. y.
Ciausen; Marshal, q. ii. Mower; Inside SEN
tnel, F. G. Peltret; Outside Sentinel. +. q. Nor
man Jr.; Trustees-R. p DoolaD, L. A. Moore.
j. q. Marlin; Surgeon. w. b. COffey, M.D. (;
EeadIng-room DirectOTs-F. j. Smith, ID. y.
Bach, o. j. Olsen.