The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-13

outside, which was brilliantly lighted with many
coiored Chinese lanterns. Cakes and Ices bon
bons and confectionery were the browning fea-
lure OF the evening for the little folks, who went
home at 10 o'clock with the firm conviction that
never before in all their lives bad they had so
good time
The fathers and mothers, and aunts ana cous-
ms, were permitted TO look in upon the little
folks. and there was a fringe of "grown-up chill.
drrn'' lingering about the rooms constantly.
There Were also many other interested specta-
tors Of the most brilliant children's party that
Los Angeles has seen this many day.
Pacific Coast Weddings.
Mr.. W. C. HILL a popular young business man
of Santa Rosa. and Miss A. Mai Luman. young
lady whose winning ways have endeared her to
host OF friends in that city, were married at
the home OF the BRIDES parents by Rev. DR.. II.
j. Briggs on THURSDAY evening 1t was an elab-
crate wedding. The happy couple will reside
III Santa Rosa after honeymoon tour Ill the
South OF several weeks.
On Wednesday, at Helianthus Villa. near
Ceres, occurred the wedding of Mr.. Frank l..
Noyes and Miss Althea Belle Carter, Rev. r. Nj.
Edwards. pastor OF ST. Paul's Episcopal Church,
Modesto, officiating. Only the relatives and inn
mediate friends were present The bride Is the
youngest daughter OF MI and Mrs Levi Carter
and is both handsome and accomplished. The
groom is the editor of the MarinetIe Eagle. at
Marlnette, Wis.,, and is a pleasant, affable gen.
tleman.
Mr.. c. McKenny and Miss Bertha Perry, of
North Bloomfield, were united in marriage at
Nevada Cry Wednesday. They came to San
francisco To spend their honeymoon.
Ou TUESDAY morning Mr.. Charles Leroy OF
Los Angeles and Mrs. Fannie Williams, daush-
Ter of Mrs. s. Kahn, OF Vallejo, were married at
the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Kahn. The cere-
mony was pei formed by Rev. William Bollard in
the presence OF a few friends. The groom is in
business in Los Angeles and he and his vile VIII
make that place theli home.
MIR. George W. Atkinson, with the Paclhc
Electrical Storage Company of this city, and
MISS Katie A. HallahIn Of Oakland were mar
,ied lasl Sunday al Grants Pass. Oregon, where
MI. Atkinson is supeIintending the installation
OF an electric light plant.
Society Personals.
Mrs. w. w. FELTON, and maid return to MaZat-
Ian to-day on the steamer New York. She has
been visiting her family and friends in California
for three months
Dr. and Mrs. F. A. Nief, accompanied by Mr..
Leon E. Nief, left on Wednesday for New York
en- route for Europe
Mr.. Henry + Scott has been visiting Grass
valley, where be has property interests.
Miss Anna Head and maid return TO The Hotel
Gel Monte to-day after lew days visit 10 The
city.
Mr.. and Mrs Drury Melone have decided to re-
main at Oak Knoll till about The Isl OF Decem-
ber
Misses Maud and Ethel Knowlton have been
visiting Mrs. a. johnson of San Leandro.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Downey Harvey and their fam
ily went to the Hotel del Monte on Thursday
last Tor short visit
Mrs. Dir. ". "A. Bluett of Oakland sailed Thurs
day on the steamer Columbia from New York
CITY for LeIpsic Germany. where she intends TO
spend year in the famous musical conserva-
hlrchhcff OF this city, and is well known i'll Oak
land musical circles.
ISIS Mabel Bacomb of Omaha, Neb., is stop
ping at the Hotel Pleasanton.
Mr. and Mrs. w. W. Greer have been visiting
Sacramento.
The town is gradually beng deserted by our
country visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Luther of Alameda sailed
by the steamer Australia for Honolulu Thurs
day. where they Will reside In he future.
Rev. Z. F. Massey came down yesterday from
Sacramento 10 attend The Unitarian Conference.
Miss Lucy Polt is visiting Mrs. a. EastIand of
Oakl nd.
Colonel and Mrs. Charles sobntag will remain
at the Hotel Rafael for fortnight longer.
Mr.. William Cullett was over from San Rafael
yesterday.
Ex-senator Fred Cox and family of Sacra-
mento are sim IN the city, and are stopping at
the Grand Hotel.
Mrs. I. Breeze and Miss Minnie Breeze are To-
called at the Palace Hotel. MIR. T. II. Bieeze aud
Nj. w T. Breeze IRE also sojourDing there.
Mrs ragk Be-. wife OF the Lieutenant-Gov-
ern0T Of Ney3da, slowly recovering from her
Dir. 5. . IAoEn aloye the following party, in
his new four in-haud, through the park and Pre-
sldiO gsOands yesterday; Mrs j. 7. Young,
Miss Marearita Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. J. z.
Smith, y NV Eotk, and Judge ana alrs Che
Mr. ana Mrs. Adam Grant and Mr. Joseph D.
Grant will replain al san Rafael until October.
Miss Mamie DwyeT Of Virginia City Is dow
iOr 4 weeks visit With IiteDGs 10 This city.
and Europe Last evening.
Nine. ie kauWsv has returned from q two
h.lnth% sQlo1rn IN TIE mountains greatly i'm
proved 10 heath.
Mr.. George Z. Lawrence has been visiting
Santa Cruz.
Mrs. B. B. Cutter and Mr.. L. Williams we're
among those VINO left on Thursday for The Hotel
del Monte.
MIR Harry Fenn the Century artist, took in the
Admission day celebration IN this city.
MIR. and Mrs. A. Page Brown will remain some
time longer al the De- Monte.
MIR. Theodore Winters has returned to Reno
from his Eastern trip.
Mr.. and Mis- Archibald Yell of Ukiah are at
the Grand Hotel
Mrs. A d. SplivalO of this city is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. W. Z. SWEET of Stockton.
DIR. Robinson oil Virginia City has come down
on a visit.
Mrs. Robert Beck has returned from Alaska
ana is now lie guest Of Mr. and Mrs. John w.
Coleman at their residence in Oakland. She viii
leave IN few days for lie HoIel del Coronado to
join her brothers aud their families, Mr. Horace
and Mr.. Mcpherson Hill.
Mr.. and Ms. Frank II. Owen of Aberdeen
have arrived from Portland Oregon. Mr.. Over
will alIend the meeting OF the Pacific Coast
Chamber of Commerce on the 10th inst.
Mrs. S. Ii. Wiley OF the Van Ness Seminary is
the guest OF her daughter, Mrs. DIR. Cray, at
Benicla.
Mr.. c. o. Zegenfuss is now city editor of the
Fresno Republican.
Mr.. + ed Coggswell has returned from visit
TO Petaluma.
MIR. aud Mrs j. L. Henry and MIR. and Mrs
W. T. Cummins are at the Del Monte.