The morning call., 1890-07-07

81. Is
Miss Beatrice Dryer, Mrs. d. Breed, Miss Alma
kaesar.
A-Church Circle Expedition.
A merry party of plcnickers, numbering sixty
five, from the Central NJ. L. Church, spent de-
lighIful day in the country on the Fourth. The
party filed three large busses, and starting from
the Market-street station, OaSland, drove out on
the San LeandrO road to Blowers ranch. Alter
partakng of bountiful lunch spread beneath
the shady oaks short patriouc programme was
rendered, consisting of invocation by MIR. +. d.
Jackson, recitation by Miss Celia Paltenghl, SOLO,
1.-The Star-spangled Banner" by Mr.. IL. +. Ferry,
and Grafton by Mr.. Thomas Hodge.
The literary exercises over the party dispersed
TO engage IN games or stroll away IN little groups
10 enjoy the grateful shade on the beautifully
pleasure OF lhe day and all returned refreshed by
tie days outing.
The following composed the party; Mr.. and
Mrs. Weige, Mr.. and Mrs. Fowler, Mr. and Mrs.
Ferguson, Mr.. aud Mrs. Thomas. Miss Jessie
WhiIiock Miss Nellie Dudley, Miss Valeria
Emmat, Miss Elsie Emmat, Miss Lille Northrup
Miss Me!rose futile, Miss Celia Saitenghl, Miss
Jessie HutchIus, Miss Stella Burton. Miss Carrie
Abbott, Miss Annie NOrthrup. Miss Louise
GanZuOrn, Miss Flora Martin, Miss Lizzie DryS-
dale, Miss Mamie Drysdale, Miss Maggie Nc
Gronther, Miss Katie Ganzhorn. Miss Clara
Conrad, Miss Adelia Smith, Miss Emma Henley,
Miss May Dixon, Miss Alice Heath, Miss Minnie
Berrhger, Miss Grace Bray, Miss Matte Wcigel,
Miss Trena Platt, Miss Rose PeytOn; Messrs.
L. Murschielder, Il. L. Adams, b. johnson, W.
Heileman, George Woods, Il. Unsuorth, l.. NJ.
Bixby, Charles Parmelee, T. Hodge, "A, a; W
Dew, J. Franklin, Louis Paltenghl, L. Ellis, f.
Ii. Jackson, James Mahan, john Slmms. James
Fetter, Charles Stevenson, Ii; f. Perry, Else
Nochtrieb, Ford Oliver, Frank Lutey, George
Morgan, f. Marker, Frank Coffin, Fred Lyman,
VIII Abbott, C. Henley, \. steele.
La Honda Notes.
Last Friday evening the Misses Amy and
Madge Booth and Miss Nellie Dare gave a most
delightful progressive euchre party TO a few of
their most intimate friends at La Honda. Tile
ha. dar Oh nv
lam Board of San Francisco Each gentleman
was presented with dainty boutonniere by his
young LADY partner who wore an elegant corsage
bouquet. HE game came TO close al II U'ciock.
alter which dancing was iHdulged IN for couple
Of hours. During the evening Ice cream ana
cake we're served from dainty bower In the
back parl0r Each person present WAS presented
with an elegant souyenlr-a memento Of one OF
the most pleasant parties OF the season. Among
those present were: Mrs. w. Board, Miss Nellie
Dare, Miss MAdge Booth, Miss Amy Booth and
Miss Edith Dare; MessrS. Guy p. Hull, Cornelius
Christ, Charles French andS larr Dare.
Last Saturday evening Mr.. Guy Hull enter
tanned number OF his friends at his camping
grounds IN Cosy Nook. a blazing campfire III
up The old IedwOOds and di1used au attractive
glow over Tile scene. An excellent programme
had been prepared by the host aud was greatly
appreciated by all present. II was as follows:
A chorus by the campers; "FOrty-nne Blue
Bottles" rendered by the combination" which
was enthusiastically encoredi duet, by Mr.. c.
Christ auu j. Christ; coTneJ solo. Mr.. Hufter;
recitation, MIR. Alva French; soprano solo, Miss
Annie ROohey; ZIther solo, Mr. Hurter; tenor
solo. Mr.. {. CHRIST; chorus, by the campers;
quartet by the La Honda Quartet Club. Mr..
Hull thanked his guests Tor visiting his camp.
TIE pleasant affair terminated at mid
night; Among those present were: Hon.
aud Mrs. j. I. Dare, MI and Mrs. Christ,
MIR. and Mrs. French, Mr. Grove Mrs, Board
Mrs. Messing, Mrs. Farr, Mrs. Ida Sears, Miss
julia Christ, Miss Hattie Salisbury, Miss Annie
burlington, Miss Madge kirkpatrick, Miss An
ME Rooney, Miss Belle Grove, Miss Alice Grove,
Miss Bertha Plump, Miss Harriet Grey, Miss
Annie Sears, Miss Lillian Kenyon, Miss Hussey,
Miss Dot LeaIheIs, Miss Emily Helner, Miss
Madeleine BOOtn Miss Nellie Dare, Miss Amy
Booth, Nj IS Edith Dare, MeSsrs. Charles Stone,
Ava French, VIII Fl ZpaIrlck, Charles Went
worth, d. {. Hewter, H. HorsInIan. Fred tamil
ton, Joseph Cox, Fed Ray, Guy Huh, Win Lo-
vie. Elmer Bartlett. viii Cnyle, CHARLES Gerlach,
LedinudU 5 arS, Armand Keller.
Mr. Guy Hull aud Nh Charles French shot The
first deer Of the season in the Harrington Canyon,
few miles below La Honda.
Surprise Party on Cough Street.
most delightful birthday surprise party was
rendered TO Miss Lille Schroeder last sunday
evening at the residence OF her parents, 502
Cough street, by her many friends. The affair
had been planned for some time and all the ar
raugements had been fully completed before the
arrival OF The happy date. III order 10 insure
perfect surprise the young lady's parents were
let into the scheme aud they entered as heartily
INTO the event as the Younger folks. Through
visit some ff!ends across the bay aud her alb
sence was utilized by her friends To convert The
family home Into floral bower. The entire
house was so fully bedecked with varl-colOtcd
tributes of Flora that 1t seemed like fairy
bower. Ii was not until after her friends had
snugy enscuuceu themselves that Miss Lille re-
turned. She was wholly overcome by The sur
prise. When she recovered she thanked the as
semblage for its manifestation of regard, aud her
little speech was received with great applause.
The evening was speut in various forms of
amusement, including dancing, singing etc. AT
midnight delicious supper was served to the
visitors and thereafter dancing was resumed and
continued until ldIe hour All declared the
evening as being an extremely enjoyable Que,
and the schroeder mansion good place 10 revisit
In the future.
Among those present we're: Miss Irene MockeT,
Miss Ii. " ie6ak, Miss L. Seydeu, Miss B. Ay-
X. Flailhman, Miss NJ Jones, Miss A. Waldo,
Miss A. LuhrS, Miss l.. Schroeder, Miss l..
Palmer, Messrs, f. Mass, C. Dorsen, j. Moss,
w. Lam, l. Holman, J. Flaithman, &. FREEZER
Jr.. ". Schroeder. +. SeYden, II. Seyden, d. Sey-
den a. JSost a. IoOst Mt Mr. and Nd MIS- Mrs Nh d.
a. Mocker, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Joost.
Santa Cruz Notes.
Santa Cruz was warmed Into active, throbbing
life last week, the Pygmalion Of this charming
GalaIea being Of course patriotism. The Fourth
brought down several additional hundred Of
visitors. Several hops have taken place, among
them an informal affair at the Riverside on Mon
Ing, tile latter the social event OF the week.
Besides there have been the ever delightful
surt-swlmmng with several unceremonous
driving and picnic parties Mr.. William Kerr
has been entertaining his friends among others.
Tie advent OF the Sixth Regiment last saturday
promises a continuation OF tile pervading atmos-
phere Of liveIness.
Among those present at the the Sea Beach
Hotel ball, which was managed by MI. w. l..
Bridgman, Mr.. E. +. Slosson acting as floor man
ageT, were Mrs. II. Mau, Mr.. and Mrs. Mau,
NJ IS Jackie, General and Mrs Turnbull, Miss
TuTuDull, the Misses Bonner and UD0nuell,
Mrs Bertha Head Miss Brown OF St. Louis, Nr.
and Mrs. Raum, Mr. W. II. SIinsOn, Mr. Earl
Kerr Mr.. L. JobsOn, Mr.. Thomas Harlowe, Mr..
W. Clark, Mir. W. Huey, Mr. j. j. 0Bren, Mr..
Wings, Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchinson, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. r. K. INITIAL, Miss McKiustry, Mrs. Charles
Langham, Mr.. and Mrs. Henshaw Of East Oak
land with Judge and Mrs. Henshaw and the
Misses Tubbs Miss NJ. G. Hayes, daughter OF
Mr.. Thomas r. Hayes, Mrs. j. q. Allen OF East
Oakland Miss Carrie White of Oakland, Miss
Stella Lyon OF San Jose. Miss NJ. Z. Phillips Of
East Oakland, Miss Alice Grimes, Miss Coles
of East Oakland and Miss Terrier, Miss Gene
We've Herbert of 81. Louis, Miss Crellln, Mrs. Z.
A. Cremnan. Miss Villa Mosely, Mrs. Thomas
Cole, Miss A. Andrews.
The Joy-EedelI Wedding.
The marriage OF Mrs. e. Redell and MT. Edwin
F. Joy was solemnized last Tuesday evening at
the residence of The brides brother, MIR. Charles
NJ. Plum of Eleventh street. Rev.J. Q. A. Henry
was the officiating clergy man. and only relatives
were present Later in the evening reception
was held, which was attended by large number
OF invited guess
After their return from their wedding trip to
Southern California Mr.. and MIS-. Joy will reside
at 20 Haight street, and will be al home 10 their
friends on Fridays.
Among those present at the reception were:
Rev. and Mrs. J. Q. A. Henry, Mr.. Charles NJ.
Plum, Mr.. CHARLES M. Plum Jr., Miss Plum,
Miss Jean Redell, Miss Mile HedelI, Miss Min
ME flaming, MI. and Mrs. Albrecbt, Mr.. Haliett
X. Mitchell. Mrs. S. P. Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs.
w. G. Sladtfeldt, Miss Hattie Rood, Mrs. NJ. i.
Smith, Miss Marion Smith, Mrs. J.. NJ. Gardiner,
Mrs. ID. Clark, Mrs. A. Jefireys, Mr. and Mrs.
James Dewlng, Mrs. W. Il. Barnes. Mr. aud
Mrs Clarence Harmon, Mrs. II. NJ. Flske, Mrs.
Annie Fiske, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Redell, MIR. North Mrs. n. Will
son, MI. aud Mis- J. Hamlyn, Mr.. Higgins.
Crystal Wedding IN Oakland.
A decidedly pleasant party was rendered Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Blven at their residence, 1922
Twelfth street, Oakland, last Monday evening"
the date being The fifteenth anniversary of their
wedding During the day young lady friends
called aud decorated their home with flowers and
eVergreens, aud when lie lights were turned on
In the evening pleasing sight was The result.
Vocal and Instrumental music, the latter Afford
ed by mandoins. guitars and piano, caused the
hours to seemingly pass as minutes. 1t was after
O'clock that with parting farewell serenade
by the guests tine happy couple were left with
memori soon forpotten. Mr. anu