The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-11

A Trip To Mount Hamilton.
delightful moonlight trip TO the Lick OBJ
servatory, Mount Hamilton, was made last
Wednesday evening. At O'Clock surrey
driven by four horses left San Jose, and the
| drive up The mountains in The twilight was most
| enjoyable.
Smiths Creek was reached after three hours
ride and au hour there spent at supper, fol-
lowed by singing in the parlor. The ascent Of
The mountain was made under the most favor
able auspices as the moon shone iul and bright.
and the panoramic view was highly romantic. A
dense fog rolled IN from the bay, and soon the
entire valley was covered with white mantle
that gave 10 1t the appear ance OF an immense
lake. aud as the fog rolled over and was tossed
by the wind, one could easily imagine the crest
OF waves and the spray ieaping up the mountain
sides
AT the observatory the party was kindly re-
celved by the professors who pointed out the
most prominent starry gallaxies. The party ar
rived III San Jose al = o'clock Thursday morn
ing.
Those present were: Mrs. NJ. a. Nourse, the
Misses Eta and Alice Hermann of san Jose,
Miss Alvlna Heuer of San Francisco. Mr.. J. Z;
| Fisher Of san JOSE Mi. August SchleicheT and
| H. Z. Doolan OF san Francisco.
A Picnic in Santa Cruz.
A pleasant picnic was given by Messrs. Robert
| Efey, William E. Miller and Leon E. Jones OF
| Santa Cruz last week at Camp Wilder. The
! guests OF the occasion were Judge McCann,
| Mayor Bowman, Council Imam Finkeldey, Council
| man D ullard, County Clerk Ed Martin, County
| Messrs. William c. Hoffman, Henry +. hron, ..
| J. kron, humphrey Pllkington, John Dtnnit,
| Joseph Skim, j. j. c.. Leonard, J. +. Cunning
ham, Assessor I. Y. Mathews, I. l.. ONell, ID.
| W. Wider &. Ii. Heath, A. n. StkemaE, j. ii.
| Logan, Sheriff a. j. Jennings, Frank Alma, w.
| Ii. Duke. George Pratschner, j. j. Dorah.
Private Excursion TO Bay Grove.
One Of lie most enjoyable outings of the sea-
son occurred on the Fourth OF July, when num-
Der Of young people gathered 10 celebrate the
anniversary Of our nations birth and at The same
lime the eighteenth anniversary OF the birth OF
one OF the party, Miss Eda Mdsch Great pIepar-
alton Lad been going quietly for several days,
and the antleipatlous met with no GisappoiuC-
ment.
The patty consisted OF Miss Rose Thornton,
Miss Maggie Corbett, Miss Eda Maisch, Miss
Fannie Gese, Miss Tille Lumnade, Miss Evan
gelue Lumnade, Miss Amy Buckley, Miss Bes-
sic McFa dden, Miss Hattie Walters. Miss Mary
Garcia, MISS Alice BOnDets, Mics Sarah Lewis,
Miss Alma Bolton. ~ iSs Emma Darge, Messrs.
+. GliSCn, A. IL Cour, ii. j. hnowlton Samuel
1. q. Reed OF Peialunla, Robert Greer, Z. VOL
Iers, II. PaiShurst, l.. AttIco, Il. Davis, Peter
Rodgers, George Frances, Nj. kimbaI, j. Bur
neIl, Frank sutton. Landing al S4usaliIo, the
patty boarded Tie buses aud drove 10 Bay
Grove, little dell on the banks OF Laurel Greek.
THIS Is one OF he many charming spots In Marin
County known only 10 Tie ated, and so Sc
GUIDED as 10 be out OF tie beaten paths. On The
arrival OF The party dancing games and Singing
were ipdulged IN with great gusto. After
most delicious luncheon tho party strolled about
flowers and having good time. An Incident
which might have been serious was the mIstaN-
ing Of i horuets nest ior birds nest by one OF
| tile party.
Tie friends returned by late boat, and all
agreed that This had been one OF the most pleas
ant outings of the season. Before parting II was
unanimously decided 10 enjoy another such out
| lnE IN the near IutuIe.
surprise Party on Fremont Street.
very enjoyable surprise party was rendered
| to Mr. Edwin Forrest at his residence. SIT FIRE.
mont street, last Saturday evening, by the Rim
con Yachting and Social Club.
Following are the officers: President. Frank
Murphy; Niee-President, Daniel COnley; Treas
| urer, Luke NJ MariSch; Recording Secretary.
John hane; Financial Secretary, James NJ c.
| tesly; Marshal, William Mitchell; Trustees
Autone MarlSch. James Duneayy and Fred
| Mlchels.
Tie evening was spent 10 singing, dancing and
! games. which continued up 10 late hour. Supper
| was served at midnis ht. Music was furnished
| 10y Miss Mamie Gercheker and Mr.. Ed Linden.
| Following were present: Mr.. ana Mrs. E. For
| rest, Mr.. and Mrs. z. Mariscb, Mr.. aud Mrs. j.
| Forrest, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Raddish, Mrs. Bessie
| HaulUn, hdSS Julia Stamford, Miss Josie Jones,
| Miss Maggie Dalton, Miss halie Zwald, Miss
| Lizzie Murphy, Miss May Dalton, Miss Katie
| Brdgewood, Miss Annie kuek, Miss Mamie
| Picket Miss Maggie toIi eSI, Miss Katie Murphy,
| bliss Nellie Linden, Miss Clara Brown,
MISS RoseIie CaIiagban, Miss LucIe Picket, Miss
| Nora Dalton, Miss Jennie Forrest, Miss Amelia
| MariSch, Hiss Mamie GeTcheker, Miss Maggie
| BrideewOod; MessIs Antoine MaIlsch, Frank
| Murphy, j. Forrest, James McFealey James
1 IiElHEA, JOu0 1otidhuI MlCldet luBduy L
| DonUlue, Danlel COnley, W.. Altcheli, 1. Nc
| Envoy, ". Edwards, Nicholas MafiscU, w.
| FarIen, 7. Kelly, Henry Brednoff, b. RaadlSh,
| L. Linden. h. MIchels. John Kane John +. For
] rest James Dunleavy, ". King, j. sullivan.
| Luxe NJ. MaTiSeN.
The sooiHI Circle Entertainment.
Social Circle, No. Il, o. {. F., held public in
| stallation OF officers last night in Social Hall,
| Red Mems Building. Alter the installation by
| Deputy Haley The following attractive enter
tainment was given: Piano solo, Mrs. Hutch
ings; recitation. Miss Stella Baecus; recitation.
Miss f. C. Flechman, daughter of the Sioux
Chief; recitation, The FAINTER OF Seville" Mrs.
I. L. Flaggi song, Miss NettIe SoneTs. Dancing
under Ihe direction OF Mi. r I. Baecus pleas
autly concluded the affair. Following composed
tie Committee OF Arrangements. Mr.. Il. I. BAG
| Gus (ChaIrman) Mrs. y. Taylor, Mrs. E. Uphaus,
Miss Cara Mcdonald, MIS-. L. Pennington, Mr..
a u. Baker, mis-. L. Low, Ar. j. Cayanagh.
Party on Fourth Street.
a pleasant birthday party was rendered TO
Miss Annie Duffy, at her les idence, sos Fonrth
street, last Tuesday evening. The larlOrs were
pioiusely decorated WITH blossoms, green Vines
| and ferns There were many vocal selections
| during the evening, The most notable being the
singing OF the Duffy quartet, composed OF
Misses Gallaeher, Leech, Duffy and Hart.
Dancing was INDUCED In until late hour in the
evening, when he guests adjourned 10 the taste
fully decorated diuingroon, where bounIeous
supper was served. Among those present were:
MISS Alice KIrmau, Miss kate Hart, Miss Annie
Han, Miss hale Gallagher, Miss Annie Duhy,
Miss Mamie Leech, Miss Nellie Lynsky Miss
| Rosie Duffy, Miss Maggie Koran, Miss Hannah
| Rlordan, Miss Anuie Cummings, MISS Maggie
| Mccarthy, Miss Annie Herman. Mr.. aud Mrs.
| Gallagher, Mr.. aud Mrs. Hat. Mi. and Mrs.
Duty, MeSsTs. q. W. Cavanaugh, j. p. Denehy,
! f. NJ Cline, f. j. Griffin, j. w. MeCOnuyille +.
Skuse, W; Casey. a. Clark. W. Bailey J. Cav
anaugn, W. Boardman, j. Harrington, j. Gun
ming. I. Flood, 5. Kane, c. Reno.
Pacific Coast Weddings.
Last Wednesday two of Napa's bestknOwn
/ aud most popular young people, Miss Mae Stock
| mon aud MIR. q. l.. james, were united la mar
| Tlage. The affair was very quiet.
The wedding of Miss Mary McDougald to Mr..
Malcolm McRae took place at Stockton Tuesday,
Rev Father 0Connor officiating.
The marriage of Mr.. Fred q. RennIe and Miss
Eta A. Eby was soemniz Sunday at tae resi-
dence of Mr. jackson Ely, on Red Bank, about
twelve miles west OF Red Bun. Rev. Z. L. Car
den otficidted.
Last Sunday afternoon In Woodland Mr. Rob-
ert Warren ana Miss Emma Broadly were joined
in tie holy bonds Of matlimOny by the Rev. w.
e. swan.
Society Personals.
Mrs. Herman Reese and Mrs. Henry WTeden,
of this Guy, are visiting Mrs. Coyefy at Santa
Cruz.
Brlgadier- General II. H. Orion arrived In Santa
Cruz Wednesday at noon and was received by
Colonel Lehe aud stan.
Mrs. j. ellison, vile Of the Secretary Of the
JudsOn Iron Morks, is spending some time in
Los Angeles visiting relatives ana friends. Mrs.
| Monica and POMONA before returning home.
Mrs. Adey II. Cummins and Miss Geneyieye
Cummins have urned from Tamapas and
will shortly occupy their newly built residence
on Baker street, between Pine and Bush.
MI ID. ii. Haskell Of the Southern Pacific Rail-
ROAD and Miss Ernestinc Has ell enjoying
themseiv es at Los Angeles and Santa Monica.
Dir. Payne Is at Hotel Rafael. where lie VIII re-
main unIil August.
Mrs. w. X. Gallagher and son are having
pleasant outing in YOlo County, and Will spend
some time in Sacramento.
MIS-. D. s. Virgins Of New York arrived in
this city "Wednesday to visit relatives after an
absence of twenty one years.
Mr.. L. swift, Treasurer Of the Bnsh-street
Thealer, and wife lett Wednesday evening for a
pleasure trip through the Eastern States.
The Misses Lulu and Loretta Doolan and Mr..
r. Z. Doolan have returned from visit 10 Con-
gress springs and San Jose.
MIR. /. a. Brugiere, son-in-iaw OF Mrs. Peder
Sather Of Oakland is al the Hotel Vendome, San
| Jose.
Colonel A. E. Cochran came up from San Diego
yesterday and lett with his family Tor his country
residence IN Sonoma County.
Miss Bessie Hooker has returned from visit