The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-14
dY W. Coon; Guide Miss A. Ross; Inner Guard,
Mr.. James Orr; Outer Guard, Miss Z. Mulhol'


A highly enjoyable party was given to Miss
Mollie Carroll at her residence, % Palmer street,
, by her numerous friends, on Saturday evening
last the 9th inst. The large assemblage Of
young people passed the evening very pleasantly
some In dancing and singing while others sought
the parlors and watched the merry dancers. At
midnight the many couples repaired 10 the din
ing-rOom and paTtO0k OF an elaborate supper.
The merry-makng was only stopped by the
arrival of early morning. Among the invited
guests were: Mrs. NJ. King Mrs. l.. Rivers, Miss
Kate Drachbar, MISS Kate Carroll Miss Nellie
0'Hara, Miss Lefty Dorley, Miss Ida King, Miss
Rohllngs Miss Jennie W illiams, Miss Josie Mil
Ter, Miss Mary Macdonald, Miss Mary Leonard,
Miss Mary Nash, Miss Queenan, Miss sophie
Rivers, Miss Mabel King, Miss Maggie Queenan;
MeSsrs. John Carroll, Frank Williams, William
Dugan, j. McGraw, e. Williams, Alden Rivers,
William Kelly, Harry Wells, Richie Barnett,
Peter Quinn, Ernst Thompson, ii. DrachbaT,
Theodore Undbjem, James Leonard, George
Macdonald, David Carroll.
The BeuIah Society Entertainments.
At the entertainment given recently by the
ladies of the Beulah Society of West Oakland,
the hours passed pleasantly with songs and rec
itatlOns. Miss Bracket played several piano
solos and Miss Ford rected " The Maiden Mar
tyrs OF Scotland" AT O'clock tile voting for
the handsomely embroidered quilt was closed,
and, when The envelopes were opened, Miss
Belle HanfOrd was found TO have received go
shares at ten cents per share, amounting o $50.
Miss Ada WycOh had received 125 votes or
shares, amounting TO SI2 80. Miss Lille Zie-
genbeln had The third highest number. amount-
ing 10 sixty names, representing Sc Miss Ham
fOrd, having secured The greatest number OF
votes, was awarded the quilt. The total receipts
ior the quit amounted 10 sos. Inc fecelp1s
from other handiwork sold amounted to- $50,
swelling the total TO SLAB, besides the refresh
ment and door receipts. They Will be added TO
The general funds OF tile society and VIII be used
for some laUdable purpose yet 10 be announced.
The B1tcheIder Concert in Alameda.
Last evening a large and select audience en-.
joyed the first OF The series of three concerts
given under the direction of Professor Batch
elder In Alameda. The programme included:
Verdrs tie Sol Quest Anlma," by Mrs. McCor-
order; La Reve," by Dr. Regensburger, the
'cellist Of this city; Capture of Baccnus" and
""veni Ia Mai Vendetta, by Mr.; Thomas Gore Of
Mexico; Non ToruO," by Mrs. Oiye Reed
Batchelder; "Printemps qui Commence" by
Mrs F. ii. Mccormick; ALA Mazuka," by DR..
Regensburger and delightful duet by Mrs. Nc
CoTmick and Mrs. Batchelder
Pacific Coast Weddings.
At the residence OF MIR. and Mrs.
John W. Coleman In Oakland, on the
9th Inst, Mr.. j. B. NJ. Smith of Marys-
Vile was married to Miss Dora Pearson
The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Ben
jamu Akery. The house was prettlly decorated
fer the occasion. The wedding breakfast fol
lowed the ceremony, at which only The family
and their most Intimate friends participated.
On Tuesday at Los Angeles Miss Annie Fow-
Beach were married by the Rev. DIR. Chichester.
In Sierra Valley on the 27th nit. Mr.. Samuel
Z. johnson and Miss Ida j. DOlley were united
by Rev. C. (. PhilbrOOk.
Ihe marriage OF miss Clara Belle Cheney and
Professor Robert Black of Cambridge, Mass, oc-
Cured last Monday evening al Los Angeles
The ceremony was performed by Rev. c. j. Mil
ler Professor Black has been stationed at VIII
sons Peak Tor the last Two years, and soon re-
turns TO Harvard University with which he is
connected.
Miss Addie Coulter of Grass Valley and Mr.
William S. BOushey of this city were married
last Wednesday at The residence OF the brides
parents al OphIr Hill, Grass Valley. Rev. D. ID.
Bowman perform the ceremony. The bride
looked very handsome. Mr. and Mrs. Boushey
took their departure Thursday for their home ID
this city.
Society Personals.
Miss z. R. Scdmore has gone TO Santa Monica
TO SPEND some time as the guest OF Mrs. John
2. Jones.
Mrs. j. Paulsen arrived home last week from
Europe, via Portland.
Mrs. Chase and her daughter. Miss Nellie
Chase, are expected to arrive from Los Angeles
next week to pass the winter. Miss Chase has
been In delicate health fOr sumo Time, and IL is
.hoped a chanGS OF climate will benefit her.
Miss I3una Mooney Of Petaluma has been WIS.,
Iung friends here.
Rev. I. j. Curtis, the pastor OF the Wood.
bridge Presbyterian Church, accompanied by
Mrs. Curtis, sailed from New York for England,
on one OF the steamers Of the White Star line on
Wednesday OF last week
MIR. Russell Anderson Of Lower Lake Lake
County, IS visiting in town for few days, &C.
cOmpanied by his cousin.
Mrs. J. NJ. Fillmore Of San Lnls 05ispo is Wis.
lting friends in OaKlaDdd.--
Mrs. nslEG- aud Miss frankie Maynard have
feIuf1ee2 10 their home in Los Angeles.
MIS-. and Miss ST. Clair, who have been The
guests of Mrs. Rufus Smith OF Oakland, have re-
turned 10 Liyermore.
Mr.. Arthur Serivener Manager Of the London
and San Francisco Bank, who has been travelling
In Europe for several months past, returned 10
bis home few days ago.
Mrs. John A. Slbbald and Miss Lille Maearty
Of Washington, ID. g., arrived here yesterday.
Mrs. Sibbald comes to Join her husband, who has
been In San Francisco Tor several months as a
Special Agent OF the Land ONCE. Miss Macarty
Will be The guest of Mr.. ana Mrs. j. +. Tyrrell,
1910 Seventh street, Oakland, while in Call
fornia.
this city.
Mrs NJ. S. Jeffries and son are visiting Mrs.
II. Scott in Santa Cruz.
Miss Julia Bissell, Miss Bonnie TOmpkns and
Gilbert Tompkins are The guests OF the Misses
Barber al their residence 10 Ross Valley.
Commodore c. II. Harrison Is still confined 10
mis- home in SausalitO, but expects 10 be out
again in few days.
Several members OF the Country Club enjoyed
NE 4oq Fs Weir egsSe 10 BTa Wyas
Kittle A. c. Tubbs, (. ID. BosQui, j. Tallant, e.
Z. Worden, Fred Howard and 7. Brown were
Mr.. Thomas Gore Of the City OF Mexico ar
rived a few days ago from British Columbia,
where he had been visiting Ills father, Attorney
and Mrs ?. +. Dickinson Of Alameda and will
remain for a week before returning TO
Mexico
Mr.. and Mrs. John W Coleman. Miss Jessie
Coleman, Miss Kate Clement and Miss Belle
Hutchinson returned 10 Oakland after a weeks
visit to the Hotel Rafael.
General w. II. Plummer was guest this
week al Ross Villa. SausaliIO, and attended the
ball OF Seapoint ParlOr.
Mr.. r. Z. Davis ana Mrs. J. II. Moor OF this
city, were the guests OF DR.. Morgan OF Olema last
Sunday. Misses Edna and Ruth Morgan re-
turned With them TO the city 10 eUjoy the cee-
DrailOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. MlIlngton OF Alan da left on
Friday on a TWO weeks trip. They go TO Seattle
on a visit to their daughter and from there Mr.
Mlllington Will loos over the surrounding c0un-
try.
Among the recent arrivals at the FL Monte
Hotel, SausalitO, are: X. Y. Snowfall, Miss Nell
lie Hamlin, George Is. Heath and family, George
I. Wright, Miss Edith Pdrlser, j. Nicholson, S.
NJ, Ewing, Il. S. Wilson, Mis- A. V. Yoell,
Miss Jessie Perkins, James l. Taylor. Mrs. L.
X. Martin. Mrs. Cornwall, DIR. Jerome A.
Hughes Miss Agnes Richie, Walter G. Leach,
Harry Leach, j. II. " alter ana vile. Miss Eta
Tracy. Miss Amy Hamlia. II. EickOff and wife,
r. j. Tyson. X. Pariser, Miss Ida Parlser j.
OClancy, Miss Ross, mrs. NJ. Crockett, Louis
Glass and family, A. v. Mendelhall, W. ii.
Parks Jr. w. Anderson. L. W. Croudace. DR. q.
w. Sichell and wife, NJ. PARSER, Miss Celia
Hines, j. S. johnson aud wife, j. B. Chryslal
Miss Cora Gardner.