The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-26
A Number Of Interesting We'd
dings Reported in the
Interior.
MANY CHANGES OF HABITAT.
The FraternaI Guild Entertainment.
A San Jose Whist Party-Birth-
day Celebration on Greenwich
Street-Party at East Oakland.
Miscellaneous Items of Wide
Social Interest.


Young Ladies' Institute No. 3 will give an en-
tertainment and social this evening at B'nai
Bnai Hall.
There is some talk Of organizing gentlemen's
social club In East Oakland. The plan includes
The leasing and furnishing of suitable building
with reading and dining rooms, parlOT, billiard
hall, library, etc. prominent business or pro-
fessional man could be induced to serve as Pres
ident, and none but gentlemen admitted TO men,
bership, and the club would be conducted after
most approved plans.
Mrs. r. NJ. Widney was rendered a public
farewell reception recently by the ladies OF the
Simpson Social Circle at Los Angeles. A local
journal says: The parlors of Simpson Taber
nacle were filed 10 OVERLOOKING with the many
friends OF the quiet, unassumtng little woman
whose earnest labors and enthusiasm have done
more for the upbu1dng OF benevolent enter
prses and church WORK in this city than those Of
any other woman in Los Angeles. Mrs. Wild
ney, who was student OF the University of the
Pacific, and was afterward acting President of
Napa College for time, is leaving with Judge
Widney for Boston, where her daughter Will at
tend college.
The Minuet Club Will give its fifth monthly
hop this evening at Irving Hail.
The Chabot Woman's Sheltering Home will be
formally dedicated tomorrow, on which occasion
reception viii be given between the hours
of ana 8. The exercises of dedication will take
place al 3 O'Clock. Invitations have been issued
in The names Of Mrs. Emile NJ. ChabOt Mrs.
Emily NJ. Yrooman, Mrs. j. w, Shanklin, Miss
Mr.. 5. I. Gage, Mr.. n. w. Spalding and Rev. c.
w. WendGs.
The Rhodes Party in San Jose.
Judge and Mrs. A. L. Rhodes gave a whist
party at their residence in San Jose on Saturday
evening 10 their granddaughter Miss Grace
Barstow Of Oakland. Among those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Hin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Barstow, Mr.. and Mrs. b. D. Murphy,
Miss Bessie Porter, Miss Grace Spencer, Miss
Annie Porter. Miss Grace BarstOw, Miss Mary
Murphy Miss Bessie Moore, Miss Gertie YoeIL
Miss May. Miss Emma May. Miss del Vale, Mrs
Humphrey; Messrs. Henry Alyord, viii Man
ming, l. g. NeSmiIh, Howell Moore, j. d. Gris-
sim, EEbeIt Yates, james Murphy, h. Gilbert,
}. II. Rhodes, John Yoell, DR.. Miller, Master
Fred Barst0w.
WiggIns-> quires Wedding in Oakland.
The wedding of Mr. Charles E. Virgins and
Miss Emily Squires took place Wednesday even.
ing at the brides residence on University ave-
nue., Berkeley, at 8 o'clock. The house was
beautifully decorated with bOughs and flowers.
Rev. Mr.. Smith OF Peasanton performed the GER
emOny, after which about eighty guests, consist
ing of the relatives and invited friends of the
bride and groom, sat down to a sumptuous feast
served on the outside under canvas. ibe hap
~ couple left late 10 the evening o spend their
honeymoon al Monterey. They returned yeser-
day 10 take up their residence In Oakland.
wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Haywood, Miss NJ. Thorn, Mrs.
Phelps Mr. George MaTberg. MI. and Mrs. KlinE,
Dir. and Mrs. Holden OF San Francisco, MIR. and
Mrs. Knox, Miss BOwles, Mr.. George James OF
LiYermore, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed SQuires of San
Jose, Miss Clara RamaPe OF Danvile.
From Oakland there were present: Mr., and
Mrs. John Squres, Miss Olive Squires MIR. Harry
J. Squires Mr.. Willie Squires, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
j. Squres, MI and Mrs. John E. FOy, Miss Hazel
Knox, Master Arthur Knox. Nj. G. James. Miss
Emma Hicks, Rev. j. NJ. Smith, Rev. aud Mrs
N B. hllnk, Rev and Mrs, ). curry, Mrs: NJ.
Phelps, MI Albert Phelps; Mrs Roger Phelps,
Mrs. NJ. D. Riggs, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Stevenson,
NJ. Ed Steyenso6, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Rutledge,
c. johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. &. a. Schuster,
Mrs. Captain Frobese, Mr.. and Mrs. Haywood,
Alr. aud MIS- C. Houghton, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Horton Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Foster Captain aud
Mrs. T. Higgins, Mrs. 5. f. Ramage Miss Ora
Bowes, Miss Il. Derby, Miss Lila Welton, Miss
Mrs. Gibbs Miss Della Ssierna, Misses Lusetla
ana Annie Wood, MIS-. w. o. Davis, Mrs. a.
Lucy, Miss Belle Gibbs Messrs. +. MarlbOUrg,
Oscar d. Eoy. NJ. Morris. w. Davis, Richard
Wood, Misses Emma Riggs, Fannie and Emma
StensOn Master PaysOn Blggs, Mrs. 5. Lonnles,
Mr.. George Schmidt Mrs. w. Boldly, Miss Cara
Ramage.
Gardner-Tennant Wedding in San Jose.
The marriage of Miss Mary A. Tenant and
DR.. Robert c. Gardner took place last Wednes-
day at the residence OF the bride in San Jose.
The affair was very bright and pretty and all the
appointments were appropriate anG eleRant
The house was very beautifully decorated With
palms, roses and ferns.
Al 1870 o'clock The organ sounded the bridal
march from "LOhengTin," and the wedding party
entered. First came1iTrle Miss Eugene Mickle
and Miss Marguerite MeCasier, aged about
years, who looked very sweet in dainty frOcks OF
white; then the bride leaning Oh The arm oil Mr..
John Tenant, next the bridesmaid. Miss lsa-
belle Tenant, whOi was followed by Miss Sa-
rah Tenant aud Miss Emily Tenant. They
were met by the groom and his best man. Mr..
Dante Prince. The ceremony was performed by
Rev Father CalZla, assisted by Rev. Father de
Campo. Al tile close Of the ceremony, after re-
ceiyiug the eongI atuaiOns of loving friends, the
newly-Hedded pair led the way to the aTtlslically
decuIa ed dining-ToOm, where an elegant break
fast was served Long tables were laden with
tempting vianOs and adorned with fIuits and
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner took the afternoon
train for this city, where they remainrd few
days. They will visit Oregon, British Columbia,
Washington and all the principal points OF Cali
ioInia before proceeding to their home In FRESNO
The guests were relatives of the contracting
parties and Included Mr. and Mrs. John Tenant,
Mrs. L. O'Tooe, Mi. and Mrs A. mcCalister OF
S Luis obispO, Miss Mamie o. oole Mrs NJ
Egan Of san Luis Obispo, Mr.. L. Graves OF San
Luis ObisUo, Mr. and Mrs j. 7. Mlekle OF Fresno
Miss A. Tenant, Miss NJ. Williams, MI. Porter
Mlekle.
The California Guild Entertainment.
number of friends gathered last evening at
Union-square Hall to enjoy the entertainment
and hop given by California Guild, No. l. and
San francisco Guild, No. 9. Of the Fraternal
Guild. The parties given under the auspices of
select and sOciable nature.
The following programme had been prepared
for the occasion: Instrumental duet, Mrs. and
Miss Hawkins; vocal solo, 1.-THE Fog Bell" Miss
May Code; recitation, Toms Little STAR" Miss
Be, tba NJ. Parce; remarks, MIR. James z. Dock
cry (Supiemr Guild Rursar); vocal solo, " The
Tower Watchers Song" Mr.. j. G. Wilder;
Indian club swinging, Miss Bertha M. Farce.
There we're several recalls After the highly
appreciated programme dancing was enjoyed,
many coming IN at this stage OF proceedings 10
enjoy the pleasure OF a waltz or square dance.
Tie agreeable AFFAIR broke up shortly after mid
night
The various committees and individual man
ayers OF the evenings anu semeut were: Floor
manager, Nj. j. J. Groom; Committee Of Ar
Iangements-Miss Hattie Cross, Mr. Thomas Ii.
O'Brien, Miss Juvia COTnWell, Mr. j. n. Russell
DR., MIS-. a. L. Evans, Mr.. H. NJ, Greene; Floor
Committee-Mf. W. b. Naldron. Mr.. j. g. r.
Vine MI. ". n. Brunt. Mr.. W. n Letcher Mr..
j. j. Mackenzie; Reception COmmitet-Mrs.
J.. W. Wolfe, Mr.. n. A. Cornwell, Mrs. NJ. +.
O'Brlen, Miss Rose Traiuor, Mrs. Ii. Cross Miss
A. Berdella Evans; master OF ceremonies, Mr..
James Z. Wolfe.
A Pleasant Party.
A pleasant party was given on'Saturday ar the
New Wisconsin Hotel. The evening was pleas.
anily spent in music and dancing, followed by
supper Those present were: MI. aud Mrs. II.
Ey rs, Mr.. and Mrs. w. DGnstaB, Mr.. and Mrs.