The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-10
EVENTS IN THE
SOCIAL WORLD.
Celebration of Hon. and Mrs. C.
C. Bush'S Silver Wedding
at ReddiDg.
THE LoUGHBoRoUGH DINNER.
Invitation Party by the Unions"
An Excursion to MayfeId-Mis-
sion ParIor's installation Party a
Sucoess-The AIcazar Club En-
tertainment-A Drive TO Crystal
SPrings-Notes.

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Union-square Hall by he " Unions" a social or
ganizatlon OF Company b, bird Infantry Regi-
-meut, y. q. c. Only two hundred invitations
We're issued and II strictly ull-dress affair.
All The arrangements were carefully considered.
\ line of palms on either side of the stairway
was the first indication to the visitors OF the prep
arali0us for their appropriate reception. AS
each group Of fair ladies in pretty toilets arrived,
accompanied by their escorts they were wei.
coined by the Reception Committee In full oress
uniform with its white faclngs and gold stripes
Dancing was commenced soon after half-past g.
and continued I'LL 1 O'clock, the music by San
ders Orchestra being excellent. A programme
of sixteen dances with two extras WAS enjoyed.
Following composed tile several courteous
committees: Committee OF Auangements-Cor
poral II. T. Newman (Chairmanl FIRST Sergeant
a. W. Malone, Sergeant john X. Stanton, Cor
Voral NJ. j. SHeehan, Musician James n. Reilly
Reception COmmittee-CaptaiE L. II. Kennedy
Chairman. Lieutenant Edward A. Ke hrein,
Sergeant w. F. Brushner, Corporal a. 2. Bailey,
Private Ii. Rethers, Private o. Rash, Private j.
A Ross; Floor Director-Corporal NJ. j. Shee
han; Floor Committee-Private Charles Adams,
Sergeant w. W allace, n. c. s.. Private A Heeth
.}r, Private J. McCeregan, Musician Charles
Shea The programmes were much admired.
Notes.
The members OF the Unitarian Society of Ia
coma gave a very enjoyable reception on
Wednesday evening in the Unitarian Church in
honor OF The Rev. Horatio Stebbins, DID a
great many were present and thoroughly enjoyed
TIE pleasant affair.
\ delightful dinner party was given lately at
the Hotel Rafael by Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
LoughbOrough The friends sat down TO table
in tile private dining-room and were agreeably
entertained while enjoying choice menu. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander LOugh-
borough, Mrs NJ. 0Gonnor, Miss Pardow OF
New York, Mrs {. +. de Hurtel, the Misses
OCounor, Mr.. q. Loughborougn aud Mr.. a.
LOughbOTOugh Jr.
A public Installation of officers followed by
dance Will be held this evening by Social Circle,
No Il, o. c. F., at Red Mems Building.
A sueeessfu entertainment and social was
given last evening al Saratoga Hall by the Al
lie following programme: Overture, Blum; trio
for zlthers, MIR. +. L. HulIberg, Mr.. j. Conn,
Miss J. ValenIn; recitation, MI. Guy Durrell;
selection, ManSieldtS Banjo Clu0i recitation
Mr. George Ramm; Nan, the GoOd-fur moth
ing" with the following cast OF characters-Iom
DJbbes, Mr.. J. a: Fogarty; Harry Collier, MI 5.
kraus; Charley, Mr.. W. j. Lonergani Mr.. Simp-
son, Mr.. +. Hayes; Nan, Miss Hazel Montague.
The yacht Lurlne, IN command OF Mr. D. ID.
SprtCkels, who has party OF friends on board,
left Coronado Beach for this city last Friday
Tomorrow evening the Gee Club OF the State
University at Berkeley Will give concert at
a party was given last Monday evening by Mr..
j. GIusJI in honor Of his son. II was pleasant
a1aII
lie Fourth was dItingly celebrated at Sperry's
biz Trees 10 CalayeTas County. Tie hotel was
gayly decorated for the occasion. Music, games
aud other amusemeuts were enjoyed by tue htiy
guests and about forty campers. Alter an eX'
hiUiuUn OF fireworks dancing In the pariors aud
Ioluuda pl=asngly concluded the evening.
Nj. James Nj. Hanna and Miss Hattie Dunbar,
two former residents OF Vallejo, we've married
Thursday at the residence Of Mrs. Hanna III thls
city. lie honeymoon is being spent In Los
Gatus. The permanent residence OF MI. anu
Hanna Alameda.
= complimentary hop VIII be given TO the OH
GERS Of the Sixth Regiment at Pacific ocean
House Hall. Santa Cruz, his evening, D. MI.
and MIS-. J. b. Peakes.
Last saturday afternoon Mrs. Fl. a. Crawford
OF Napa gave a Snakespearan tea at her resi-
deuce 10 a number of lady friends.
California COmmandery, No l, Knights lem
plar, which numbers IN its membership some OF
Ihe most prominent gentlemen Ia this city, will
visit Santa Rosa at the end OF the week. DR.. K.
Beverly Cola, Eminent Commander, mas Deen
comforting with Santa ROsa's Commander re-
gaiduE the arrangements, which Will Include
banquet and other entertainment.
Hesperlan Parl0r, No. 131, ~. 5. &. W, in-
stalls Us officers this evening at MISSION Opera
Hail. A dance viii follow.
4 new tennis club has been formed In San Jose.
The club VIII use the NendOme grounds. Among
the members are: Messrs. ii. Pierce, w. }.
Casey, Walter NJ. Field, W. Manning. Neville
Castle Frank V. Wright DR.. j. J. Miller. DR..
+. X. LedyaId, Nagee, Burke, j. b. kucker;
Mrs. Harry Pierce, Miss Bessie Porter, Miss
Antolnette NHglee, tie Misses May, Miss Evan
geliue Porter, Miss Anna Porter, Miss Kate
Dune and Miss Fanny B ans.
The Bush Silver Wedding at Redding.
One Of the most notable northern parties OF
tie season WAS the celebration al Redding, on
the :7lh ut., OF the tweDty-lfth wedding anniEer-
saty OF Hon. and Mrs. C. c. Bush (uee SchroedeD.
Judge Bush is well known and esteemed in this
city and Mrs Bush, the stepdaughter OF Hon.
+ Baehr. formerly State Treasurer, has many
ftiends III San Francisco as well as relatives.
-Four OF her sisters are sill living. Mrs. Adele
EghJe, Mrs. Lille SpechI MIS-. Emma Whalen
aud Mrs, Sophie Lauge, three OF whom were
present at the ceremony.
Long before o'clock the residence Of the
worthy couple was hiled With friends from near
aud lar. The house and grounds were prettily
decorated, and from The trees swung many a
quantity glowing Japanese lantern. AT O'Clock
ihe.ceremony was performed by The Rev. j. L.
" Gods, MI Charles A. Garter and Mrs. RohIe
(nee Schroedei(, who stood up as best man and
bridesmaid in tile original ceremony, acting IN
- Esne capacity once more.
he bride was attlred In the same bridal dress
cape snd orange blossoms 10 1890 that she wore
in 1860. Their remarkable preservation was the
wonder Of the ladies' ana the remark that the
fashion had not much changed" was quite FREE
uueut The Judge wore tie same vest, but ne,
cessity had consumed the other clothing Four
deaths Of tie bridal party Of 1868 nave occurred
Judge L. and MIS-. Carter and Thomas Bat
taIus, the Judges most particular friend. and
iEe Rev. Mr.. Mclaughlin, who performed the
cei emOny.
Afler fhe affecting ceremony Miss Elsa LANCE,
M ;. Bushs little niece, made clever speech In
verse. Rev. j. }. Martin and lev. Mr.. Harris
Ough made few remarks, and fluctuations were
then in order. The large number OF guests were
eager TO tender their congratulations. and per
feet stream OF people passed III and out. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bush received the courteses Of their hosts
Of friends III thorough and appreciatiye man
ner. Luncheon was aiterward served and done
ample justice 10, aud the notable affair did not
close TIL after midnight.
Among the several hundred Invitations dis
tributed over the stat es, Europe and even Aus
Iralia were The following to San francisco aud
Oakland friends: san fr9nclsco-non. T. , anu
MIS-. Baebr, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. hohle, MT and Mrs
II. L. Large, Mr. and MIS-. John w Whalen,
Mrs. Lille Spfecbt, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Carlson,
Mir. ana Mrs. II. II. Carlson, Mr. and Mrs. VIII
lam Baehr, Miss Jean Parker. Miss Jena;e Par
ker, Mrs John Parker, Mr.. aud Mrs McEwen,
Mr. and Mrs. 5. ID. Braston, Miss Ankle Pelham,
NJ Edward hruse, Mr.. Louie Baehr, Mr.. Charles
i Bridge, Miss lille ROhle, Mr. Carl Ronte,
Ms. Noble. Oakland-Mr. aud Mrs. John Cush-
Ing, William Norris and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin BOte, Mr.. Henry Gushing.
Although "Omil presents was printed on the
Irritation cards many friends failed 10 observe
the request, the most attractive being perhaps
an elegant silver pitcher with two gOld-lined sill
yer cups, and the following note and signatures;
To Hon. C. c. Bush aud wife, with our cOmph-
lnenis. We efier this as menento Of the TWEEN
iy-Alth anniversary OF your marriage, ana ada
the wish that another twenty-five years Will sue
coed This, and lind you and yours IN the full en-
Ioyment OF health and happiness. Mr.. aud Mrs.
!. T.. Eaton, Mr.. and Mrs E. A. Reid, Mi. and
Mrs j. n. MaiOr. Mr.. and Mrs. +. GrotefeDd,
hr. aud Mrs. II. +. Johnson, Mr.. aud Mrs. +. w.
Gilbert Nj. and MIS-. j. Bean, Mr.. and MIS-. Nj.
Parker, MI. and Mrs. S. j. X. Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs.
L. NJ. Swasey, Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Parker, Mr..
and Mrs. j. Il. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. n. Russell,
Mr.. aud Mrs. George Groves Mr. and Mrs. j. K.
Mccormick, Ar. aud Mrs. +. z. Primm, Mr.. aud
Mrs ". L. Hopping, Mr.. and Mrs. H.. NJ
SaeltZer, MIR. and Mrs. A. A. Bell, Mr.. and Mrs.
L &. Dunn Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Bailey, Mr. aud
Mrs j. ". Garden, Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Isaacs
Nil. aud Mrs. b. ConrOy, Mr.. aud Mrs A. C.
Brigham, Mr.. and Mrs. o. Grlttner, Mt. aud Mrs
". T. Mexican, Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Reynolds,
MIR aud Mrs. j. r. Seaman, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Houston, Mr.. and Mrs. S. s. Stickey. Mr.. and
MIS- l.. +. Crume, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. A. Mitchell,
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. 5. J. Mccoy, Mrs. j. n. Chap
Iell, Mrs. KouutZ, Grandma Gilbert.
An Excursion TO Mayfield.
A pleasant vacation from the. I'd to G lii inst
was enjoyed by party Of twenty-five friends at
Mr.. p. McGlynn's ranch at Mayneid. The party
was organized by Mr.. j. Bacome, 10 whom much
credit is due.
The visit was delightfully."- spent in arranging
riding excursions and evening entertainments
Mr.. McGlynn' IS home was brightly decked with
bantiug and flags for many OF these social af-
fairs, which eliminated In a pleasant surprise
party TO Mrs. McGlynn gu Saturday last Many
moonlight games were Introduced. AT midnight
a sG.nptuOus table was spread on the lawn, and
Tue echoes of merrment could have been heard
Tor miles arOuud