The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-25

- NGIy EltuSdhb tiilIO was cHOhb tte ehO
residence of Mr.. Louis Keppler, 81 Lom-
bard street. last Sunday afternoon, con-
tnuing long after midnight. The occasion
was the christening of two little girls, Miss
Violette Keppler and Miss Dora Gebhardt
both over three years old. The ceremony
was performed by DR.. Buehler, pastor OF
the Lutheran Church, on Mission street.
Mrs. G. ii. Fisher officiated as godmother to
Violette Keppler, Mrs. l.. Keppler as god
mother to Dora Gebnardt. Those who wit
messed the ceremony were: Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Keppler, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Ii. Fisher
Jr., Mrs Davis, Mrs. E. Gebhardt, MIR. and
Mrs. holding, Mr.. and Mrs. Payne, Mrs. Nj.
Jammeyer, Mrs c. Wiesand, MIR. and Mrs:
l. Paudler, Mr.. and Mrs. Walters, MIR. and
Mrs. S. Peterson. Mrs. NJ. Castonino, MIR. |.
Paul keppe r, Mr.. |. Engelfried, Mr.: George
Gotttinger, Mr.. Charles Serratke, Master L.
Payne and Mr.. CLANCY Payne.
The Berlin Club Picnic.
A very enjoyable private picnic was given
by the Berlin Club at Laundry Farm Sun
day, September 21st
The picnicherS took the o'clock boat and
arrived at the grounds about 1880 O'Clock in
the forenoon. Dancing was Immediately
inaugurated and continued until lunch was
served, which was under the direction OF the
ladies'. assisted by the officers OF the club.
After lunch was over dancing was resumed
until IL was time TO take the tram Tor home.
Three cheers and tiger were given Tor the
club and vote Of thanks rendered the Com
nllttee of Arrangements for the able man
ner in which the pleasant affair was con-
Quoted.
Among those present were: Mrs. Holmes,
Mrs. }. UIquhart, Mrs. HuperS. MISS Sallle
Hogan, Miss Annie Hogan, Miss NJ. Brandt
Miss Laura Mcmahon, Miss l.. MeMahon
MS L. HenneSey, Miss L. MI Iittel, Mss Gss,o A
Miss A. Buckley. Miss NJ. HaItnett. Miss L.
Dunning, Miss Kitte Bowes Miss Maggie
Cnrmyn, Miss NanO Sheehan, Miss Maggie
Donahue, Miss NJ. Hayden, Miss Alice Buff
ford. Miss Julia Bunurd, Miss Rose Me
Geough, Miss Lou R0un, Miss Flora Harris,
Miss Annie Harris, Miss Brashfelder. Miss
Maggie LehaDy, Miss Tessie Lehany, Miss
L. Brosnin, Miss Jennie Morgan, Miss
Annie Morgan, Miss 5. Anderson. Miss
Jessie McGrath, Miss Annie McGraIh,
Miss Katie Higgins, Miss Maggie Higgins,
MessrS. Elmer ID: Roach, John Power, j. ).
Crone, j. L. McGeUugh, Frank Norrlega, D.
j. She han, n Pendergast William Bones,
j. G. Perkins, T. 0'Brien, L. j. Barry, W.
Cormyn, Ii. SehN artZ, p. Blick, y. Rock, j.
Runellel, j. Simon, c. Branschlid, A. Oar
ling, j. II yer, {. Vaughn, L. McGlnnls, +.
Mahoney, j. Daley. j. Mers1elder, H,G2tzt,
L. Maloney, j. Hunter, }. Sheehan, Ii. Lot
tus, j. l. May, L. IIrlell, d. Laferty, ). A.
Hullil g, j. LRhauey, j. Levy.
Party IN Berkeley.
Dr. O'Toole gave a private party at his
residence in North Berkeley. The gardens
were beautifully lit up with Chinese lanterns
and supper was served in an improViSed
marquee on the lawn, while the interior of
the house was iasteiuily decorated with
wild ferns and flowers. The whole effect
was very striking and added much to the en-
joyment of the invited guests who did not
leave until the early hours. Among those
mr. ON
Nellie O'Tooie, the Misses Mccormick, Mr..
Joseph Mccormick, Dr. {. +. Buckley, Dr..
w. Is. Hayes, Mrs. o ShanDasey. Mi. STRAIT
ton, Miss Florence Bluhin, Miss +. W. Carl
ton, Misses NJ. NJ. Kate and L. Byrne, Mr..
j. Cormick, Mr. and Mrs. p. l. Boone, MIR.
C. NJ. Blackwell.
The GoIdeD Links Entertainments.
The Golden Links gave successful en-
tertainment and dance last evening at Cam
brian Hall, on Mission street Some 25o
tickets had been sold, and large number Of
the purchasers attended. The Golden Links
constitute an organization of fourteen MEM
bers, who are very active in their worthy
work, and will no doubt see their chain
lepgtben. Their entertainments are care
fully arranged and well worth encourage
mfnt.
Following was the programme, which met
with general appreciation: Overture, Maj
tina" IN. Flo owl, Mr. l.. Marcus; reading
Elder Snffies' Courtship," Mr.. IL. Clay
Eastman; The Two Sisters, Miss Flor
ence FriSbie; recitation, with song, The
Spanish Duel" Major Albuekle; recitation,
''Banty Fisin," Nj. William Brewer; reel
tation, Naughty View of Life Miss
Bertha Bernstein: scene from school OIL
Scandal" Miss Josie Lucas, Mr.. Alexander
Kidd. Dancing concluded the affair.
Following composed the active committees
of the evening: Committee OF Arrange
ments-MessrS. W. L. Meadows, George
W. Caswell, Professor II. Clay Eastman,
William Fowler, August NoIlmer; Recep-
ton Committee-Messrs Joseph w. Souther,
William T. Ashton, August Nolmer; Re
Meadows, w. a. MAY bery; F,oor Commit
tee-Mr. George W. Caswen Chairman;
Messrs. w. l.. Mayb ~, William Fowler.
Mr. Marcus furnished the music.
Society Personals.
Major and Mrs. Rathbone and Miss Nina
Macondray returned from an extended tour
in the East and Europe on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. G. a. Freiermuth Of this city is visit
ing Mrs. Captain Williams Of Martinez
Mrs. a. 5. Hopkins of Sacramento and
Miss Hopkins are down on visit.
Ms. G. 0. Richards, after long visit to
the Hotel Rafael, returned TO the city yes
terday morning, and will go to houSekeep-
ing. C,..,. G..
mento were a. the Grand Hotel Yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ID. Hickman lett Oakland
Yesterday for a trip to the Eastern States.
Mr. Hickman viii go as far as Virginia to
visit his father and Mrs. Hickman will go
to friends in Iowa. They will be absent sew
eral weeks.
Mrs. Loring Johnson and family, who
have been spending the past four months
here, left yesterday Tor their nome IN
Mexico.
Judge R. A. LOOMS of San Luis ObisDo
is sojOurning in Oakland and Will remain
about two weeks.
Miss May CAM, q young lady we'll known
in society circles, will return to her nome III
Cambria, after spending several delightful
months with friends here.
Lieutenant Randolph has arrived at Berke-
ley in company with Lieutenant Harrison
and Professor Soule, all West Pointers.
They visited the various departments OF the
Univers ".
relatives in Ross Valley, returned on Sun
day evening to her home near Santa Cruz
Captain w. W. Williams was over from
San Rafael yesterday.
Professor C. NJ. Gayley of Berkeley has
returned to the University from visit to
his former home in Michigan.
Mrs Forbes johnson and Miss Edith
Forbes returned to the H0;el Rafael yester-
day from long visit to Santa Cruz.
Miss Bette Ashe is being entertained by
Miss Lucia kittle in San Rafael.
The Misses Lena and Lizzie Lux of San
Jose are visiting friends here.
Miss Gertie Lang of Stockton is on visit
to this city.
Miss Antoinette Nagiee. who is soon to
be married to her cousin, Mr.. Naglee Burke,
is in the city from her San Jose home visit
ing friends.
Mr. and Mrs. James T. Rucker are DOM
iciled in their beautiful residence on North
Third street, San jose
Miss Mamie Loutitt of Stockton recently
visited in this city.
Mr.. Allen 81. John Bowie has returned
from pleasant visit to San Rafael.
Mr.. +. NJ Greenway con.empates a trip
East in October. lie was over from San
Rafael yesterday
Miss Lena Stone has been down at San
Jose as the guest of the Misses Sinnott
Mrs. T. ". Stackpole of Stockton spent
several days lately in this city.
The Misses Corbntt have returned to their
residence at San Mateo from visit to Sac
ramento.
The Misses Friant have returned home to