The morning call., 1890-08-30
Marriage Of Miss Annie n. Clark
and Mr.. William ii.
Yallette.
First Entertainment and Social of Y.
M. |. No. I29-The Isenbruck-
Shrakkart Neutrality-suspicious.
Chapter Entertainment-Party in
Alameda Banner Society Ami
Versary-Notes.

mrs. y. Lltchneld, MIS-. Fred ii. Deakln, MISS
Gertrude Taylor, Miss Reynolds. Miss Sawyer
and Miss Casebot.
California Rebekah Degree Lodge No. 1, l. o.
o. F., will give a tish-pond party and social in
Odd Fellows Building this evening
1t is reported that The marriage OF MIR. r. +.
Del Vale, nominee for The dignity of Lieu
'IenntGoyernOr of this State aud Miss Nellie
CsstYle of Los Angeles, Will take place in this
city IN the near future. Miss Castyle is now
visiting with friends In Oakland.
The JoIities Will give their first regular
monthly invitation social al Mission Turn Yerein
Hall this evening.
Last Wednesday evening Oriental Rebekah
Degree Lodge, No 80, gave a coffee social,
which was most enjoyable affair. fine lit
erary programme had been prepared, after the
rendition of which the members and friends re-
paired TO the outer hall, where the refreshments
were served. This lodge is noted for The sOcia-
billy OF its members.
This week Mrs Hopkins Searles intended TO
move into her new mansion on Rock Island,
4. l. 1t is the most magnificent place al this
great and fashionable summer resort, aud has
cost 81 100000. The building Is said 10 be an
architectural wonder.
Mrs. q. W. Hooper, Miss Marion Morrison
Miss Rosa Hooper, Mile. Marie de We're OF Paris,
and MISS Winnie West were pleasantly enter
tanned al dinner on Thursday at the residence Of
Mr.. f. ID. Bennett OF Santa Cruz.
The ChildIe EMS Progressive Lyceum Will give
an entertainment at ST. Georges Hall this even
Ing.
General Miles and staff, and a large number
OF the members of The Military Order of The
Loyal Legion OF tile United States, went up on
Tie General Mcdowell from this city Wednes-
day morning, visiting first The Benicia Arsenal.
They then went on 10 Mare Island, and were the
guests OF Admiral Benin am in the afternoon.
The Vallette- Clark Wedding.
Miss Annie n. Clark, daughter OF the late Mr.
Barney Clark. for many years a prominent cit
iZen Of Sacramento, extensively known and
highly respected throughout California, and Mr..
William NJ. Yaletle were married in this city on
Wednesday evening, August 9th, st The resi-
dence Of the brides mother, Mrs. c. f. CLARK,
which had been beautifully decorated for The
occasion. The ceremony was performed by Rev.
i. B. Spaldlng, rector OF ST. Johns Episcopal
Church. In the presence OF Tie relatives ana In
innate friends OF the bride and groom. Miss
Ollie ID. Clark, the brides sister, and Mr.. George
II. CabanIss acled as bridesmaid and best man,
respectively. The remainder OF the evening was
devoted to dancing and an inspection Of the very
handsome presents OF which the couple The
recipients. On The day following their marriage
MIR. and Mrs. Fallelte departed for brief trip
to Mount Shasta, after which they Will return TO
San Francisco and reside al the Westminster on
Suffer street.
The Y. NJ. I. No. 129 Entertainment.
Nothing could have been more gratifying than
the interest demonstrated last evening at the
first entertainment and social given by Young
Mems Institute No. 129. Mission Opera Hall,
the scene OF the festivities, was crowded with
friends of the members and many who had
caught hints Of the entertainment IN store for
visitors.
The guests OF the evening were Mr.. j. j. Nc.
Dade. z. g. p. MIR. A. B. Mcclure and Mr.. j. j.
Twohig, G. s. while Hon. j. +. Sullivan, who
made the address OF the evening, constituted
another prominent attraction. bright pro-
gramme had been prepared as follows: Over
5ue SeeP05 s5ye6 paad
PIesidsnt OF the Young Meu's Institute;
s6P.ano sols. Miss u. Mcbride ; vocal
costume The Maniac" Mr.. E. j. Qnillinan;
tenor SOLO Mr.. Joseph G. Morrssey; specialtles,
Mr.. Walter Goldsmith; recitation, Miss May
Joseph, teacher OF School OF El0cution; selec-
tons, Glee Club; soprano solo, Miss Lizzie
Kelly (Miss Z. Kelly, accOnpanisD; specialtes,
Mr. ". Sturcken. Dancing TO the music OF Ban
mons Orchestra was aiterward in order until
midnight. The affair was well managed and
the successful result OF this first social effort
ought to afford much encouragement TO the
officers and members of No. 129 for future eXer-
tons Of like nature.
The officers are, and the several committees
weTe composed, as follows: Of1cers-PTeSident,
i. j. Lennon; First Niee-PresldeDt. j. A. Me-
lines; Second Weep esident, J. V. Sullivan;
Recording Secretary, R; E. Fazackerley; Fi9an-
ciai Secretary, j. 6. Hagarty; Corresponding
Secretary, i. p. OYiedo; Treasurer; Rev. ?. E.
Mulligan; Marshal, n. J. Hoey; Medical Ex-
aminer, j. Ii. Barbat Md; Inside Sentinel,
W. w. Lamburth; Outside Sentinel, j. A. Bios.
Executive COmmittee-H. I. Gafney, E F.
Doyle, 2. j.; Coffey, d. Leahy, J. j. Greene;
Committee OF Arrangements-Nlchol j. HOey,
I. f. bannon, j. Donovan, X. L. FaZaeKerley,
Rev. P. Z. Mulgan; Reception Committee.
A Mcl9nes, J: J. o,Connor, P, J. Cotteyy, j. J.
Doyle, John Riley; floor manager, John Y. Sulll-
van; Floor Committee-E. r. Doyle, j. j. Carr,
}. g. Hsgarty, j. II. Larney, l.. P. OgiedO Il. F.
Ryan.
The Isenbruck-S hrakksrt Wedding.
Mr.. Rudolph E. A. Isenbruck and Miss Annie
NJ. Shrakkart were married on Tuesday evening
at ST. MaIkus Church, Oh Geary street, between
Stockton and Powell. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. j. Fuendeling. The bride.
who was attred in while silk, ornamented with
hon Fafn
buds. Miss Gussie Shrakkart and Miss Emma
Emil aeied as bridesmaids, and Messrs. David
Levy and Edward Lowell as groomsmen.
After the beautiful marriage service large
number Of guests participated in the reception
held at UnOn-square Halt The bride and groom
led the grand march and dancing was In order
for a short time when all adjourned to the din
ing-roOm, where hOuniiful supper awaited
them. Toasts, congratulations, remarks and
responses were respectively offered by the guests
and all united In wishing the young couple
smooth journey through life. .Afterward Sing
ing IeciTatons and dancing followed and the
festivities we're continued till an early hour.
Among those present were: Mir. and Mrs.
GunIher, Mr. and Mrs. Otto JentZsch. Mr.. and
Mrs. Irager and son, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Anke,
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Cramer, Mr. and Mrs. D.
Davis Mr.. and Mrs. J. Isenbruck, Mr.. and Mrs.
+. l. A. Isenbruck. Mr.. ana Mrs: j; LowenStein
Miss Hettie Fritz, Miss Barbetta Gunther, Miss
Henrietta Gunther, Miss Maud Keller, Miss
Mamie Keeie, Miss Maggie Keeie, Mrs. keefe
Miss KiIIle Mccormick. Miss Maggie
Shannon. Miss Alice Shannon, Miss Emily Han
genUerger. Miss Lena HaDgenbefger, MISS
Lena shrakkart; Messrs. f. W. Bean, b. Brown.
Max Brown, A. Closs, A Finnin, Z. w. Lowell.
Z. II. Lowell. Howard Fording, D. Lowsnstein,
D. Levy, Jacob No 5. Pieser, w. Ross, G.
Rosenberg, 5. Smith, Rudolph Wechter.
The California Chapter Entertainment.
The members OF California Chapter, No. 4, o.
L. s.. gave complimentary entertainment and
dance last evening In their lodge-room, al B'nai
Birth Building. The long room was crowded at
tained from all sides.
A shUri programme had been arranged for tile
entertainment OF the guests. Ii comprised
piano solo by Mrs Gibson, vocal selection by
Miss HaZen, vocal solo by Miss Crews and
recitation by Miss Stella May. Mrs. Phillips,
the President, then announced that all who
pleased could thy their luck with well stored
grab-bag, and much amusement resulted from
the ensuing clutches at fortune.
Dancing, under the direction of Mr.. William
Phillips, agreeably concluded the affair. The
Committee OF Arrangements consisted OF Mrs.
Horton, Mrs Phillips, Miss Iverson, Mrs. Peck,
Mrs. Heyener Mrs Lockwood, Mrs. Brown, Mrs.
Douglass; Messrs. Hare, Simpson, Lockwood,
JuItOn aud 1sener.
Party in Alameda.
Miss Lulu Daniels cave a very pleasant birth
day party recently at her home in Alameda
Her young friends arrived between 1880 and 8
O'Clock in The evening, and soon they were in
the full tide Of meTTymakng. Music games and
quadrilles helped 10 pass away the time, and a
who participated were: The Misses Mary and
Matte Leonard, Miss Jennie Saith, Miss Sadie
Hubbard. Miss Laura Pettes, Miss Bessie
Brooks, Miss Ellen Hamilton, Miss Nav Wright.
Miss Lottie Jacobsen, Miss Mabel Morton Miss
Selma Konigshoier Miss Amelia Eimrr, Miss
Lulu Daniels; Messrs. Wendell Brooks, Il.
Irving Wilder Colby, N. Snow, Creighton Ham
iltOn, Andrew Hubbard, L. Elmer. Leon KonIgs-
hoieT, Ernest Weber
The Banner society Entertainment.
The second anniversary social and entertain
ment of Banner Benefit Society took place last
evening at Albion Hail. Alcazar Building. Those
pres Mt seemed thoroughly TO enjoy the enter
tainment as follows: Opening remarks by Mr..
Louis Berger, President; piano solo, Mrs. b.
kaynard; song, Mrs. G.. BUR-. banjo solo,
Mr.: c. Norcross; ree,tau9n' - MI. %. NC NC
net solo, Mrs. Hetsel; speclaltles, II. a.
Frenner. Dancing TO The music OF HetzePs Or
chestra was afterward INDUCED in The Reeep-
tion Committee consisted OF Mrs. F; A Rouse,
Mrs. 4. HarowliZ, Mrs. +. Dodd, Mrs. Ii. w.
Mathews. The floor was managed by Mr.. Louis
Berger, assisted by Mrs. II. Samuels, and the
Floor Committee was composed OF Mr.. s. Har-
ris, Mrs. NJ: Austin, Mrs. NJ. Barash. Mrs. G. Muir
ray, j. A. Frenner.