The morning call., 1890-07-19

of thr President, Miss NJ. Gaughrau, assisted by
the Misses Maggie and Josie Michigan.
prominent feature of the repaSt was The presence
on the table OF Il large angel cake, the symbol OF
the club, which, although OF tremendous proper
tons III noon, was not TO be seen at u O'CLOCK
Dancing, SINGING, games, etc., were INDUCED in
during tie balance Of the day, and II was with
reluctance the party returned to the city on the
7:15 O'clock train, having spent, according to
the unanimous opinion OF all, one OF the most
ENJOYABLE days they ever had Much credit is due
the officers and members for their untiring
efforts IN making the day such success.
Tie following were among those present:
Miss N. Gaughran, President; Miss Mamie Me-
hagan, Vice resident; Miss X. Gaughraa,
Treasurer; Miss c. ODonnell Secretary; Miss
j. Michigan, Miss Nj. Michigan, Miss L. Gaugh-
ram Miss j. Gauehran Miss /. GaughIan, Miss
NJ. UDonnell. Miss DOlan, Miss Comfy, Miss En-
mis-, Miss Kelly, Miss Dunbar, Miss Nj. Kelly.
Miss Dillon. Miss O'ROurke. Mrs. Elliott DOdo
Elliott; Messrs Elliott, Plate, Quinlan, WoBler,
Kelly, OConnor, Butler, Doian, Costello, Kelly.
Comfy, Holdings, Fortune, Cunning Gaughran,
D0ugherty, Patton, Anderson and Donohue.
Party in San Jose.
A very delightful party was given in San Jose
Sunday evening, July 23th. by Miss Kinda
Greenberg, at the residence of her parents l5S
Eighth street, in honor OF her cousin, Miss Birdie
Wallack, charming young lady OF San Diego
who is visiting in thai city. The house was
beautifully decorated for the occasion with some
OF The Garden Guys choicest flowers and ever
green's. The hours were pleasantly whiled away
with music and dancing. and tile guests TOOK
their departure by midnight. Among those pres
eut were: Miss Hlnda Greenberg, Miss Birdie
Wailack, Miss COrinne Loryea, Miss Ray NV
man, Misses Juiiette and Hattie Levy, MISS
Rosie Hart, Miss Bertha Waterman, Misses
Rosie and Pauline Wise, Misses Rosie and
Theresa BlTmenina ,s MISS ir sopI ne Miss sn
EurlckS, Misses Beckie and Gtrtle GreenoeiS,
Mr. Jesse Levy, Mr.. L. Levy, Alr. Mieheis, MT
Waterman. Mi. SehUen, Mr.. MOSSer, Mr.. VII
lard, MIR Rich MIR. Hart, Mr.. X. Greenberg.
The Golden Links Entertainment.
A pleasant entertainment and dance took
place last evening at Pylhian Hall on Polk
street. 1t was given by the Golden Links,
Juvenile organization from Albany Sunday
school, and was under the immediate direction
OF Mr. II. Clay Eastman. Tie programme was
as follows: OYeIlure; recitation, Shandon
Bells" Miss Josie Lucas; sons, Days Gone
BY" Mr.. Frank Sharp; recitation, "Old
Huldah." Mr.. Il. Clay Eastman; violin solo, MIR.
FeldinInd Wagner; song, Major Arbucklei reel
tatlou, Mr.. Guy Durrel; song, What Is
Love?' Mrs. Souther. The names Of many Of
those responsible for the above selections are so
well known ana decidedly popular that there IS
no need TO say more than that the programme
was greatly enjoyed. IL was followed by dane
lug TIL late hour.
Club Picnic at Laundry Farm.
The Minuet Club gave its first annual picnic at
Laundry Farm on Sunday last The party ar
rived at the grounds al 1890 O'clock.
Dancing ard games were INDUCED In until
noon, when lunch was served. AfterWard dane
ing was resumed until O'Clock, when The signal
,
home. All agreed that the Minuets had given
one of the best private pienes of he season,
Among those present were: MISS Lou Gore s9i
man, Mrs. Z. Holmes, Miss Mcfarland, Miss
Crane Miss Title, Miss Alice Butord, Miss
kittIe Bower. Miss Nellie Kennedy, Mrs. Ulqu-
hart, Miss NJ. D0nahue, MISS NAn0 Sueehan,
Miss Maggie Cormyu, Miss Maud de Ia Saux,
Miss sarah Brown, Miss Nettie Blick, Miss
Julia Buhord, Miss Nellie Clement Miss May
Riley Miss ). Hennesey, Miss Annie Buckley,
Miss Agnes Lewis, MISS Mamie Kerr, Miss Kit
tie Kerr, Miss Mamie DObaZ, Miss Maggie Lee
nancy, Miss Katie Kattigan; Messrs. ID. Shee-
nan, W. L. BOwes, L. j. Barry, >. ). Gfone,
I. c. Gainey, John Powers, Elmer d. Roach,
Professor Rufus X. Love, a: Il. Johnston, j. IL.
RunekeI, William Cormyn, Frank Noriega; W.
lowe, W. G. Robinson, L. EgglesI0D, W. A. Fen
ton, A. L. GoeZe, j. W. GOeIze, j, Campbeli, a.
Blick, John Casad, I. Burke; l. NJ. MeGiath, D.
Welsh, Joseph Souther, H. Mckeuna, +. W Nc
Glade. j. O'DOnneI, Mr.. Bean, Joe Kerr, Frank
Teahan, t. Douance, j. McGeo ugh j. Sims.
Pacific Coast Wedd ngs.
Mr.. James Higgins of Stockton was married
Tuesday To Miss Nellie Decide, also OF STOCKTON,
at the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Rev. L.
a Cowan officiating. The Oakleat Wheemen,
of which the groom IS a member, attended IN
body The happy couple left ON tile noon tram
for Santa Cruz.
of Boulder were welded last Wednesday evening
at Wildwood Home near Boulder.
Miss Virginia C. Bereman aud Mr.. G. 5. Wal
ton were married in 81. PauPs Church, Los
Angeles, on Wednesday morning last. Rev.
George l. Bugbee performed the ceremony.
MI. Ralph Austin aud Miss Annie Grafton
were married last Tuesday In Woodland.
Society Personals.
Hon John j. de Haven has arrived from WASH
ineton, d. C., aud viii remain here for several
days.
Mrs. Lambertenghi, wife of the Italian Consul
here, relui ned las, Thu sday from several weeks
stay at Santa Cruz
Mrs. Adams of this city is the guest OF her
ar "a A
Adams VIII return home next wee, accompanied
by Mrs. Wilson and her daughter, Miss Carrie
Wilson, who will make an extended visit north.
MIR. o. B. Smith has returned from months
"Trip through ancient Mexico.
Mr. and Mrs. George L. GooGmau OF Napa are
entertaining Mrs +. B. Gilmore, a well-known
resident OF Napa twenty-five years ago now of
General Nelson A. Miles, accompanied by his
abide camp, Captain L. L. Higgins, paid a visit
10 Governor LUIS L. Torres OF Lower California,
al san Diego last Wednesday eV ming.
Miss Marguerite Wallace Will return 10 the
Hotel NendOme, San Jose, within the next few
Mrs. Hessie Mex Scott Will. In few days,
make a trip 10 the East 10 visit her mother aud
friends. She VIII make tour OF all the prlnci-
pal Eastern cities and return about the middle
OF September.
ME- George Bonner OF New York recently ar
rived In this city. To-day lie goes down TO Del
Monte with party comprising MIR. and Mrs A.
n. Towne, Miss Geraldine Bonner, Mr.. j. OH.
CoSgraYe, Miss Irene CosgraYe and others, Tor a
few days visit
Miss Laura McKinstry has returned from a
visit 10 Santa Cruz.
Miss Aiyina Ii euer and Mr.. George heuer, &C.
eompanied by Miss Eta Hermann OF San Jose,
are rusiicatiUg at Lake Tahoe.
Mrs James MeCotkell ana her daughter Miss
May McCorKel, have returned from u pleasant
Messrs oscar A. Schlam and F. Z. Taboas
have returned from Camp Taylor. where they
have been the guests Of Mr.. nj. NJ. Taboas at
Mr.. Fisk L. Parker having returned from his
visit 10 Monterey and Santa Cruz, VIII next week
visit Yosemite Valley
spending his vacation in This city, stepping at the
residence OF his aunI, on Taylor street.
Mrs. Sbean and family OF Fillmore street, and
Mrs. Hastings aud family, haYe gone camping at
Sunol fCr tie summer.
Mrs. Monleagle and family have gone to spend
the summer at Blithedale
MIR. and Mrs. X. Valentine are sOiourDing at
Lake Tahoe.
be family OF Captain W. L. Merry are spend
ing The summer III SauSalito.
Lieutenant Peter Murray, U. 5. A., VIII remain
in FlSalia until October
Ion. W. D. English and Mr.. Dennis Spencer
have returned IRON a trip 10 Lake County.
Miss Henrietta Boucher is visiting in st.
Helena.
Mrs. John McGreggor is entertaining Mrs S.
j. Kennedy and Miss Bessie Kennedy Of this
city al her country residence near Uallstosa.
Hon. Ii. NJ. Yerlngion aud Mrs. Yerington have
returned to Reno from visit here.
Colonel and Mrs. William Forsythe and Miss
Verdenal left Santa Cruz Tuesday for Del Monte
expecting to return IN a few days
MIR. Marcus NJ. Henry leaves to-day for visit
10 Robnwo1d Vineyard, near 81. Helena. He
VIII return Monday.
Mr.. aud Mrs Wendell Easton have left Port
lana for Alaska. They Will visit Yellowstone
Park before returning home.
Mrs. Ii. A. Hedger. sister of Mrs. II. S. Croker,
and sons, on their return from Alaska, are stop.
ping for few days with Mrs. L. &. Allen o
Sacramento.
THE DRY GOODS CLERKS,
They Have Decided to Join the Feder-
ated Trades.
a p,aatinu If tha nry- gondc Mans Early