The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-13

! Like a Soldier FAIL fiOtIl INC tApIcSSiOuS VI
those present it was declared TO be an even not
Among those present were: Hon. Theodore
! Rechert, SUI veyOr- General; Hon. W. G. Hen
bricks, Secretary of State; Hon. Add c. Hink-
| son; Hon. w. II. Davis, Supervisor of Census;
| Recheu Jr., Mrs. Theodore Relcbert, Mrs. Rob.
etts, Mrs. Jennie Healey, Mrs. Charles j. Wiley,
| Mrs. Charles Never, Mr.. Victor Dubois, Miss Ida
Il. Wick, Miss Fannie Miehaelson.
The Ba gs-Kng Wedding.
On Monday afternoon the Rev. Dr. Stebbns
united In marriage Mr.. Harry I. Bangs of
Modesto and Miss Idela King of this city. The
| bride is the daughter OF Mr.. George King, the
| retired Wal-stTeet broker of New York City.
| MIR. Bangs is the son of Mr.. V. E. Bangs, the
| wel-known rancher and ex-senator OF StaDislaus
| County. The newly married couple left for The
| home Of the grOom's father at Modesto TO make
| a short visit. Alter leaving Modesto they Will
| 60 to New YORK and then to Paris TO visit the
| brides uncle DR.. Shelly. Mrs. h. I. Bangs was
tile recipient OF many costly and beautiful pres
ents.
! The Friendship Lodge Entertainments.
The members OF Friendship Lodge, No. II,
| United Endowment Associates, gave a COM
| plmentary entertainment and social last even
| ing at Unions square Hall There we've several
representatives from other lodges present in the
| large audience and few grand officers were in
| attendance The hall was tastefuily decorated
| with national flags disposed about the gallery
| rail and stage fee.
The entertainment programme as follows:
|
| Tuceer; address, Grand Commander Cooneyi
| vocal solo, H. ID. smith, recitation, MISS mabel
| Blume; violin solo, Leo kowalski The various
| rendItluns which were by volunteers. appeared
distinctly above the average in nnlSh ana eacn
| received its due need of applause Inc nail
| was aiIelward cleared for dancing, which pro-
| longed The evenings pleasure until alter mid
| night.
| the success of the affair was mainly due to
| the members of the several committees, fol-
| lows: Committee OF AIrangements-Ihomas r.
Hiding Charmanh Leo CaSSel, +. ID. Brandon
| Mrs. l. J. Drake, E c. Brown Thomas Scott Re-
| ception CommtGee-J. Is. Griffith, Mrs. Ii. las
| sell Nj. A. cAulihe, Miss j. Peters, Mrs. E. r.
| Madison; floor manager, L. c. Brown; Floor
| COMMITTEE. T. Madison, Mrs Julia Riding,
| William Limbaugh, Mrs. May lruworthy, Mrs.
| j. L. sweeney.
Party on Octavia Street.
Quite pleasant party was given al the resi-
denee of MIR. and Mrs. W. l.. Hansell, 30O1 Octa-
via street, last Saturday evening. in honor OF The
| birthday anniversary OF their eldest daughter
| Miss Emma b. Hansell. The hall set apart for
| dancing was handsomely decorated with flowers
eyergIeens ana Chinese lanterns, ana no pains
were spared 10 make the occasion one long 10 be
| remembered.
An orchestra furnished music and dancing
singing and games were kept up until late hour.
| during The evening bounteous repast was
| served.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. ".
! l.. Hansell, MT. and Mrs. j. T. Hansell, Mrs. G.
| HaDsel, Mrs ID. ". Kennedy of CoilaX, Miss E.
| Il. HanSell. Miss Sarah b. Hanse, Miss Lott 10
| Hencke, Miss Elise CAESAR, Miss Blanche Has
| KEEL, Miss Florence Mason, Miss Maud Briggs,
Miss Katie Butler. Miss May Boyd, Miss May
| Morris, Miss Ida Elliott, Miss Cynthia Mansfield.
| Miss Minnie SIenke; Messrs. John b. Hansell,
| William Hanseil William Hencke, Il. Whitman,
| Robert Legge, Frank SchmIiz, Clinton Mason.
| Henry Spear, Be nard Hylaud, Hei bert Schmitz,
Frank smith, Samuel BOYD, William Legge,
| Clarence Morris, Henry Turner, Clarence Hat
/ field, Ha Try Mason, John fiodcan.
a ficnIc Across the Bay.
| Messrs- Ed II. Coleman and Harry T. Kelly
| gave private picnic 10 their lady friends last
| Sunday at Mill Valley. Games were the order
| Of the morning. Lunch was served, after which
| most Of The party enjoyed a ride. The pickntck-
| ers then returned home and repairing TO the
| Odd Fellows Grotto supper was served. Those
| present were: Miss Emma Minua, Miss Lizzie
| Minna, Miss Tessie Wall, Miss Mamie WaIl, Miss
| May Burke, Aliss Niuie Burke, Miss Maggie
Higgins, Miss Kate higgins, Miss Lou Coleman,
| Mamie Shea, Miss Aggie Warren, Miss Minnie
| McCIeagh, Miss Emma Madden, Miss Kate
Hynes, Miss Nellie Kenny; Messrs. j. Burke, d.
! keatdon w kennedy, John quinn, II: kaVau-
| agn, I. McCreagn, Frank McNaIly j. Morrison,
John Hynes, Milton Smith, j.: Sweeney, /;
| Flynn john Woods, Ed Coleman, Harry Kelly.
| Pacific Coast Weddings.
| Mr.. Joseph W. johnson, native Of New York
! and a resident OF San Francisco, and Miss Eliza
| beth BaDes Of Alameda, native of PennsyI-
! vanla, were married by Justice Byler in Alameda
last Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Eugene E. Smith, In the employ OF Baker
| & Hamilton, WAS united in marriage on Tuesday
to Miss Ella Z. WaddIIove of Sacramento. The
ceremony performed at the residence OF
Mrs. NJ. Il. Foster, 1917 Sixteenth street, by Rev.
mediate friends were present. The happy couple
received numerous presents. They departed on
the afternoon train for brief wedding "trip.
The wedding of Mr. W. b. Hunt and Miss
Stella NJ. Boole, daughter of Mr.. ana Mrs. George
BOOe OF 9l3 Poplar street, Oakland, was sol
empIZed at The residence of the BRIDES parents
on Tie 3lst ult, Rev. Ii. Il. Rice officiating.
only limited lumber Of the friends OF both
parties were present and after the ceremony a
wedding breakfast was served. In the afternoon
The bride aud groom departed for Del Monte.
The wedding Of Miss Adele Morton OF Vallejo
and Mr.. Murray Holloway, also Of that city.
4 TOOK place Saturday evening al the residence OF
| the brides parents and IN tie presence OF few
invited friends. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Samuel HiTst.
Parry on Folsom Street.
very enjoyable surprise party was given TO
Miss Minnie Brierley, at her parents residence,
on Wednesday evening, in honor of her birthday
anniversary. The evening WAS devoted TO sing
ing, dancing and games. AT IL O'Clock the
guests parToOk Of supper, after which vocal and
ins trumental music was rendered IL was about
midui gbt when the guests sought their homes.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs
BrieIey. Miss Minnie Bnerley, Miss Victoria
heniley, Miss Lille Quicker. Miss Lotlie Brier-
ley, Miss Minnie Walters, Miss Annie Bentham,
Miss Mamie Hattabough, Miss Annie Crouch,
Miss Sarah Bentham. Mrs. Pierce, Mrs. Bentham,
| MISS Josie heltiey. MISS May Winter Doll ON,
Miss Hannah Brlerley Miss Susie Bowen, Miss
| Mary Smith, Miss Flora Morris, Mrs Morris,
Mrs. WInterbottom, Mrs. Walters Messrs
| Winter bottom, White, Callan, Brerley, Hail.
Church, Hastings, Chapn..u, Leaf Crouch,
BENTLEY, Bfierley, Bingham, HalgraVe, Weisen-
| dlnk.
| Party in Alameda.
A surprise party was given to Mr.. and Mrs. j.
| c. Ross at their residence on Park street, Ala
| media, last Wednesday evening. The occasion
of the affair was the fact that Mrs. Ross leaves
shortly to visit friends IN Oregon while Mr.. Ross
| goes to attend his branch business in Salt Lake
| City. Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
| \. A. Baroteau, Mr.. ana Mrs. c. c. Brock, Mr..
| and Mrs. Hanson, Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell, Mr..
and Mrs LoyejOy, Mr.. and Mrs. Finley, Mr.. and
| Mrs BIgler, MIR. and Mrs. Herbert Smith, Mr.
aud Mrs. Nader, Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Ross,
Mr.. and Mrs. al Zlngg, Mr.. and Mrs
Ball, Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. SAKE Mr..
and Mrs. Robertson, MIR. and Mrs. Bon
| ham, MIR. and Mrs. A. V. CLARK, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hoge MIR. and Mrs. A. L. Perkins, Mi. and Mrs.
| j. Baily, Mr.. and Mrs. w. z. Dnlon, Alr. aud
| Mrs. Langren Mr.. aud Mrs JAMESON Mr.. and
| Mrs. 4. 7. Furey, Mr.. and Mrs. Braswell, Mr.
| and Mrs. George Fox, MIR. and Mrs Hinchman,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Diamond, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Hogan, Mrs. II. Billings, Mrs. Bennett,
Mrs. Bird, Mrs Haiti Mrs. Mckenzie
| Mrs. Bislor, MIS-. Lock, Mrs. Weber,
Mrs. Paxton, Miss Laura Foster, Miss Kate
| Foster, Miss Lou Ross, Miss Della Lange, Miss
| Serena Hegelund, Miss Grace Twing, Miss V.
| Hutton, Miss Kate HALEY, Miss Fannie Howser,
Maggie Ohea, Miss Lizzie Obea, Miss NJ. Mentel,
Miss Agnes Marie, Miss Agnes B,emer, Miss
Rachel Horton, Miss Mofatl. Miss Rose, Miss
Fannie finley. Miss Bowen, Miss Jessie jamie
son, Miss Julia Ross, Miss Alice Lefeyer;
Messrs Wilbur, J. l.. BaIlentine H. Sake VIII
Clark, q. d. Hall, L. Schoenau, j. L. Fisher,
Ed Owens, Charles Chaplin, Mr.. Blackman,
Harry Walsh, MIR. 0hea. Frank HALEY, Peter
Koch, George Ball, Hugh Swift X. III. Ohea MIR.
Erickson, j. X. richardson, NJ. q. Strong, Mr..
Wnkie, j. Monat. W. I. Tierney, Il. b. Tappan,
Nj. Schnabel. Mr.. BlcCurrie, q. II. Bfemer.
Party Ell Dorado Street.
A pleasant surprise party was given by twenty
membe Of the Juvenile Lyra Either Club TO
one OF the young lady members Miss Clara
Ronald, of 2 FL Dorado street, on "Wednesday
evening last. The earlier part of the evening
was spent In playing several selections on tie
either, concluding win 4 Either solo by Miss
Clara ROuad. AT II O'Clock supper was served.
aud saflerward an address was made by the
leader of the club, Mr.. l.. Becker, Wishing The
young lady success in her newly chosen home in
Oregon.
Personals.
Mr. Cbap1es KelIopg and Miss L., Nj. Kellogg