The morning call., 1890-07-13
A Varied Record of Pleasant
Memories in Town and
Country.
RECEPTION AT SAN RAFAEL
Attractive Resort and Camp Enter
tainments - Orc Fine Parlor
Party CaIdwelI-MarpIe We'd
ding AIturas Lodge social-Bo-
nita Court Circle Party-Her-
mann Lodge Celebrates.

The social event OF the future having the wild
est interest is, OF course, the celebration OF Ad-
mission day in This city. by the united parlors OF
the Native Sons OF The Golden West. The ladies',
all of whom delight TO entertain and be enter.
tanned, are looking forward TO The approaching
festival with ever growing interest.
A tennis tournament VIII be given at Redondo
on tie 4tn prox, open 10 ailcomers Messrs.
Tufts Of Los Angeles, Gilmore OF Pasadena,
Cewan OF Santa Monica form tie arrangement
committee, and entries can be made with any Of
these gentlemen prior TO August 1st.
Mrs James Carolan gave picnic 10 the chill
dren of the Hotel Rafael, al Laguutas on FIR
day, which was greatly enjoyed. Captain CIR
flhs gave a picnic also al the same locality 10
several OF his friends IN Ross Valley.
An opening hop viii be given n Mrs. Ada
Clark's Art Academy next Tuesday evening af-
ter a vacation OF three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Collier recently gave musi-
Gale al their country residence near Clear Lake,
complimentary 10 Mrs. J. William Brown, who
has been their guest.
On Thursday evening last Mr.. Benjamin New
mau and Miss Theodore YoGelsdoTit were mar
ned at tie home OF the brides mother, 1916
Sacramento street None but The immediate re-
IatlOns OF the families were present. The bride
and groom lett on thursdays Overland tfaln Tor
the East, and expect 10 be gone several months.
The Circle Francois will give banquet this
evening al their quarters III Unlon-Squate build
Mrs James q. Lawrence. her little daughter
and her niece, Miss Alice NJ. Ludlum, were very
pleasantly entertained during their stay In
Washington by Mrs. General Logan, Mrs. Hearst,
Mrs. Justice Field, and were twice guests at the
White House by special invitation. They lie
turned 10 this city last Monday.
Sweet Charity at san Rafael
Last evening delightful tea and reception was
given by the ladies visiting al San Rafael for The
benefit OF the GiGls' Friendly Society. Tie opera
house was brightly adorned with flags, banners
and COlOred LarletaD, thrown into vivid relief by
the additional light OF japanese and railroad
lanterns.
An the elite OF society now staying at San Ra-
fael appeared during the evening and contrib
uted 10 the generally attractive scene III the nail.
The aspect Of The latter owed not little OF Its
liTellness TO the number of pretty booths scat
Tered around, Tie center space being reserved
Mrs. Louis B. Parrot and Mrs. A. W. Foster
had charge Of the candy booth, being assisted by
The Misses Fanny and May Fridlander, Miss
Edith Taylor and Miss Minnie COTbltt. At the
iced cam booth were Mrs. w b. BOuTn, Mrs.
Edwin L. Griffith, the Misses Griffith, Miss Lucia
Klule and Miss Eva McAlister. The grab bag,
placed In a small caldron pTettiy swinging
from crane, was the care OF Mrs. r. ID. Ger
win, Mrs Basil HeathcOte, Mrs. George NJ.
Pinekard, Miss Kiltie Forbes Miss Ella GOad,
Miss Susie TOmpkins Miss Gertrude Hyde, Miss
Ample Walker, Miss StOey, Miss Eyre and Miss
kiIIe. Mrs. Carter P. POmeroy, assisted by
Miss Hoffman, Miss Rose DonohOe and Mrs. Z.
Richards was lnlrusted 10 see that the lemonade
was duly looked after, while al the postorilce
Mrs. Z. C. Evans and MIS-. 5. V. Gushing onici-
aled as pOstmaSters.
Besides these various forms OF entertainment
there was singing by the Ferrer quartet and
others. And stlil dancing continued until very
late and Judging by the large and enthusiastic
attendance, the company could reasonably hope
that substantial sum had been realized for their
Charitable object.
The CaIdwell-Marple Wedding.
The wedding Of Mr.. Angus B. Caldwell and
-
and Mrs. w. L. MARBLE, was solemnized In the
presence OF their relatives and few of their
most intimate friends, at ST. Luke's Episcopal
Church Thursday morning, the 80 inst, at IL
O'clock, Rev. William Davis ofnclding. The
bide, looking charming, escorted BY her brother,
Mr.. Charles MARBLE, preceded by the brides
maid, Miss A. Schllngheyde, entered TO the
beautiful strains OF the weddng-marcb, and al
best man, Mr.. Louis McKisck. Immediately
after the ceremony the bridal party and relatives
returned 10 The home OF The brides mother,
where delightful wedding breakfast was par
taNen OF. Both present and absent friends kindly
remembered the happy couple with elegant and
costly gifts.
for san Jose. Upon their return they Will tenn
porariy reside al 1927 Clay street.
The Orc Elmo ParIor Party.
Orc Elmo PaTlOr, No. 8, n. d. G. W., gave a
very enjoyable bubble party last evening al
Druids' Hail on Suffer street. This parlOr Is
composed OF SOIue Vi our uIlSlleSl young ldules
and on account Of It's judiciOus management Is
very popular among those who cOntem plate join
ing The order. The members are very sOciable
and bent upon making their entertainments
thoroughly enjoyable.
The evening opened with short programme:
Little Mss Bessie Johnston sang McGinty"
and what Are Little Girls Made OF" very
charmmgly; atteTwafd there was an admirable
recitation by Miss Josie Lucas, and fine piano
solo by Miss May Helms. Then Ihero was the
bubble blowing. a source of much mirth, with O
pliT fnrf he. iufi al n Ia rppot n.
other attraction consisted In guessing the num-
Der Of candies IN gaily decorated basket, the
winner 10 take the basket and contents.
The enjoyable affair was given under the d.
rectiOn OF the President Miss Emma Dellwlg
assisted by Miss Minnie KleYesahl and Mis-
Jessie simpson.
Oueen-woods Wedding at MnrysviIle.
At Marysville on Thursday morning last Mr.
Charles L. Queen, a young attorney of this city
welded Miss Annie Laurie Woods, one o
Marysvlle's lOVeliest young ladies'.
The wedding was entirely private, the cere
mony being performed by the Rev. Father Kiley
al ST. Joseph's Church In the presence only Of
members of the respective families of the con
tractIur parties kfier the ceremony the ham,
couple partOOk OF elegant wedding breakfas
at the home Of the brides mother, and then lief
on the morning train for San francisco.
Mr. ana MIS- Queen VIII be at home to thei
many friends al 10 Grove street, this city, until
July 10Th, when they VIII 20 TO Fresno, whert
the groom Will practice his profession.
Hermann Lodge, No. 145, 1. o. o. f., cele
brated Its twenty-second anniversary by giving
party last evening at Teutonia Hall, 1922 How
ard street. The attendance was fully UP to The
average. most OF The 200 members putting In an
appearance with friends or sending proxies.
The following programme was rendered
Overture, Reggers Orchestra; chorus by the
Friendship Singing Society; recitation Mr.. r.
Lawrence; vocal solo, Mrs. q. Baitman; address,
Noble Grand A. BONN; recitation, Mr.. John
Wed'l; chorus by the audience. Dancing was
then INDUCED In, the pleasant affair not termin
aling until after ! o'clock.
Following acted upon the various committee.
of The evening: Committee Of Arrangements
I. X. Burkbardt, +. Press, A Bohm, Ii. Stein.
II. Llgotzky. NJ. Green, G. Haub; floor manager
ID. Stelnbach; Floor COmmiltee-F. Prless, r.
LoTenz, I. h Burkhardt; Director OF orchestra
j. K. Riegker.
A" Expedition to tho Redwonds.
few gentlemen from the firms of H. S
Croker & Co. and the Smith Label and Lltho.
graph Company recently went on a camping ex.
peditl0n to the redw0ods, near La Honda San
MaIeO County. A very pleasant time was spen,
amid lie great trees The Fourth OF July wa,
celebrated in due form, the party attending !
ball al La Honda, where, apparently, the entire
population turned out In force. The evening wa
spent In dancing and firing OF anyils and fire
works, the dancing being kept up I'LL early morn
when all departed for their respective homes anc
camps.
The headquarters OF the party was named
CAMP LIMO, on dccOuntOt all those present De
ing photographers. The days were spent in hunt
ing, fishing, and driving through the beautifu
redwOOds. On Sturdy a few OF the party drove
to The pebble beach, near PescaderO. aud pro
cured some v+ry hue specimens OF pebbles, whicl
were diviCed among the party as memento o
the occasion. On Sunday camp was broken an'
The happy party departed for Redwood Cay II
web cles and tlea by train TO the CITY.
The following gentlemen we've among IN.
parry: Messrs Charles HOmier,. Charles NJ
Troll, PerInam VAIL, q. Q. +. Deilaheld