The morning call., 1890-08-14

bali OF ST. Joseph's Assembly. No. 3, Y. NJ. G.
l., will take place at Teutonia Hail. on Howard
street, between Ninth and Tenth, this evening.
= bachelors club has been organized at San
Jose, with membership of nine celibates, who
have secured ciuD-rooms and Will dine together,
SIGNALLING admissions and apOslacies with
> solemn rites. Their emblem is said to be an
owl rampant.
Last Sunday evening party was given IN
honor OF Miss T. DeIjens Of PeasentOn by Miss
a. Won Rom. The evening was spent in singing
and dancing, after which refreshments were
served. Tie guests departed after spending
Nary pleasant evening
Mr. Martin McCue and Miss Mile Mcdonald
Vallejo will be married to-day.
Social Council, No. 46, o. c. f., will hold its
usual monthly reunion at Red Mems Hall this
evening
The following were elected officers of the
County Kerry Social Club last Tuesday evening
al IIlsll-AmeIIcau Hall: Mr.. John Hearn, Pies
ideuIi Mr.. f. Mcswney, Seerelaryi Mir. john
Dora Treasurer. Some twenty-five signed the
roll Of tie club, which las mutual beneficial as
We'll merely social objects in view.
An entertainment aud ball Will be given at
Mission Turn Hall under lhe auspices of Y. ".
J., Ne. rs, this evening.
Mrs. Senator Stewart, Miss Maybelle Stewart
and Mi. Romero have gone up 10 Carson. Mrs.
Stewart VIII remain theie until the beginning OF
The next session OF Congress IN December, when
she VIII return TO Washington. Mr.. Romero,
WHO has been transferred to the Secretaiysnip of
the Spanish Legation at ST. Petersburg is so de.
pressed by tie death Of lis wife that lie has lost
all desire 10 so back TO that distant city and Will
eudeavor TO be returned to his former post in
Washington. He will remain about month in
Carson. Senator Stewart went north on tuesday.
Reception TO Bishop and Mrs. Nichols.
A pleasant reception was rendered last Tues
day evening at The residence OF Hon. George E.
Whitney III o Sklaud, by tie members OF the
various Episcopal churches 10 the Right Rev.
William Ford Nichols, Assistant Bishop Of the
Diocese OF California, and Mrs. Nichols who is
d niece OF Bishop QuutaId Of Tennessee. The
Bishop and his wife dre delighted with this part
OF tie county, aud especially with Oakland, aud
an effort Is being made 10 induce them to make
Hleif headquarters there.
The spacious rooms Of the residence were
th own open III Clock. From mat hour until
O'clock fiieuds swAImed into the pailoTS 10
extend greetings. long line Of carriages
stood about The curbstOne, and vast tlrOng
Came aud went during the hours Of The recep-
ton. Tie rooms were beautifully decorated
with flowers, vines aud banging ivy. The Bishop
and BIS wife were the center OF a group that
continually gathered about them 10 shake hands
and 10 extend Tie wel-knowu hospitality Of the
people Of Oakland. In one OF the rooms refresh
meuts were served 10 The guests and There was
music 10 increase the pleasure OF the hours.
The names Of the ladies on The Reception Com.
mittee were follows: MIS-. Richard NJ. Sher-
man, Mrs. A. W. Bishop Mrs. Patterson aud
Mrs. Chamberlain OF ST. Marks (Berkeley), Mrs.
Captain VI. Fied-llckson and Mrs. II. Ii. Nagle
OF The church of The Advent, Mrs Robert Richie
aud Miss Easland Of ST. Paups MIS-. Henry
aylOr and ATS. j. \. EmmeTy OF ST. Andrews
Mrs. VI. +. Bonuam aud Mrs. j. II. Fish OF ST.
Johns, Mrs. j. +. McElTath aud Mrs. Miller Of
Giace Mission. Ihe Young Ladies' Committee
was as follows: The Misses Katie, Klement and
Bessie Wheaton OF st. FauPs, Miss Nellie Mich
OILS, Miss Maybel Newton and Miss Dollie
Stevens OF The Church of the Advent, Miss Mamie
Underwood aud Miss Alberto Schroeder of ST
Andrews, Miss Weicker aud Miss Easlon OF ST.
Mays.
lie following ministers were also present:
Rev. Giles A. kaston of ST. Marks, Rev. Hamil-
jou Lee Of Trinity, Rev. A. I. Perkins OF Christ
-A 4 (A!amedS5 Rev. Robert Rltelle OF 81.
PauP Rev. J. A. EmmeTy OF st; Andrews, Rev.
Benjamin AkeTy Of ST. Johns, Rev. +. D. Miller
OF Grace Mission.
A Mare Island Concert.
Colonel aud Mrs. FOrney arranged pleasant
sOmee musicale for their friends Of the Marine
Barracks, Mare Island, on the first OF the week.
The feature Of the affair was the Ieintroduction
before an appteeialve audience OF Professor L.
Panel, a native OF this city, Who has won con-
siderable recognition in Paris, and bis wife,
Nine. Tekley Panel, who has been held bright
ornament oil lie Stage in The French capital.
Among lie selections We're; Vocal 500, Mrs.
Foruty; duet The CrucItx," by Mrs. FoIney
and Professor Planet; lecllaIions-"La Femme"
Or. BeissleI, music by /. IhOrue), "OpDelle'' (Ar-
maud, SiiEestre, music by f, 1horne), by Nine.
Panel, accompanied on the violin by her hus-
Land; vocal selection, Mrs. Carl Jungen, wife OF
Ensign Jungeu accompanied on tue violin by
Mrs. Stone, wife OF Passed Assistant Surgeon L.
+. Stone; violin selections Vision de Jeanne
GAG" flUm lie "Jeanue dare of GOunOd;
"Clair de Lune,' L. Ilane; La TTayata"
Verdi; "Pfzzeato," +. Thorne; Last Rose OF
SUMMER" arranged by l. Planet, by Professor
Panel. Such musical feast was thoroughly
enjoyed by The audience, WHO fingered over The
pieasaut material Refreshments, served alter the
Entertainment, IN admitting comment regarding
tie haImOues so happily called into being for
their delight by Colonel and Mrs. FOIney.
The company comprised Admiral and Mrs.
Beuham, Captain ana Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. James
- Nan A..rfr INF
neer and Mrs. Moore, Misses Minnie and Elsie
a. core, MI. Clarence Moore, Captain Ludlow,
Miss Mary Ludlow, Miss Jackson and Miss Biz
mlnghdm oil san FRANCISCO, Or. ana MIS- Berry
nill, Dr.. and MIS-. Stone, Ensign and Mrs Dewey,
Captain ana Mrs. Henry Clay COchrane, Lieu
tenant aud. Mrs PeudlrtoD, The Admral's Sec
Rotary, Mr.. Montague. Civil Engineer and Mrs.
WOlcUtt, Miss Calmen, Ensign benhan, Ensign
gibbons, Chi Engineer Kirby, Mrs. Lieutenant
LefaVOr, Mrs. Lieutenant Harris, Mrs. Ensign
Hibbs, Pay Director Williams, Miss Williams,
Miss IOwles Of Sausallt0, Paymaster aud Mrs.
Colby, Stafford Colby, Miss Edilh Benham, Miss
BsOnston, Miss Kate MeDougal, Miss Bessie
McDOugal. captain and Mrs. Mahan, Miss CresS
aud Mrs. Ensign Jungen.
The Ladies' Institute Entertainment.
The members Of Young Ladies' Institute No.
10 gave a pleasant entertainment and social
last evening at Irving Hall There was very
fair attendance during the entertainment, and
several lie ated fliends came In 10 enjoy the sub
sequenl dance.
Following was the programme Of the literary
and musical selections prepared for the occasion:
Overture, orchestra; recitation, The Legend of
The organ bulldeh" MISS SOPHIE Eggerl; vocal
duet, when the Wind Blows IN From the Sea-"
Mr.. j. Ii. Kelly and Miss y. Gallagher; piano
solo, Miss NJ. Geishaker; vocal SOLO Miss Boil
llnger; select reading (by klud permission OF Al
caZar Dramatic CLUB, Mr.. w. U BrieD and MIR.
g. NenZeli; vocal solo, Miss Manning The
Ial was nicely decorated with streamers and
flags, presenting an attractive appearance eSpe-
caly during Tie dance, which pleasantly con-
Guided the affair.
Fitzgerald, President; Mrs. NJ fiIzgel aid,
First V ice. President; Miss L. GreaDey, Second
Wee President; Mis-. L. b. Gordon, Treasurer;
Miss A. L. Nyhan, Recording Secretary; Miss
L. o'Neil, Financial Secretary; Miss n HOl-
lerau, Marshal; Miss M. Taber, Inside Srnliuel;
Miss n. Gallagher, Outside Sentinel. Following
composed the active committees OF the evening:
Committee OF ArraDgeInenIs-MlssN n. Gallagher
QChalImaDl, Miss A. L: Nyhan, Miss NJ. Daily,
Miss L. Ahern, Miss Nj. McCloskey, Miss NJ.
Fitzgerald; Reception Committee = Miss !.
Sweeney, Miss NJ. Joyce, Miss 4. VNeil, Mrs.
FitZeeIald, Miss S. B0lslDenue, Mrs. NJ. Rem
etZky, Miss NJ. Foley; floor manager, Miss Mar
Miss Annie L. Nyhani Floor ComIntttee-Mrs.
L. b. Gordon Miss L. Hayes, Miss j. Meany,
Miss A. Rodgers, Miss b. TOrsDy, MISS NJ. Cos
IellO, Miss L. GGeaney.
The Boyer Concert in Oakland.
Last Tuesday evening there was notable at
tendance at the concert given by Miss Boyer,
The conlralto, formerly an Oakland girl, now
distinguished New York musician. 1t took place
at the First Presbyterian Church, Oakland. Mr..
Beel rendered-the Souvenir de Moscow" and
an organ and violin DUO with Miss Lowell, and
Miss Boyer sang four ballads and Miss Lowell
executed two organ selections. Among those
present were: Miss Bessie l.. Wall, Mrs. o. l..
Shaiier, Miss Theresa Sherwood, Miss Lily Sher-
wood, Miss Marie Barnard, Miss Ella s Part
ridge, Mrs. I. l.. Barker, Professor f. Werner
Mrs II: WadsworIb, Mrs. Israel W. Knox, Mrs.
W. c. File, Mrs. David Rutherford, Mrs. g.
Nj. Stap. Miss Lillian l. Cook, Mrs A W.
Bishop, Miss NJ. L. Mlar, Mrs Dickinson
Mlaf. Mrs, p. j. Watkins Mrs NJ. w. Upton,
Mrs. q. W. Wheaton, Mrs: Charles L. Watson,
Mrs Edna Smell POuson. Mrs. w. Z. Hale Miss
Swell, Mrs. C. +. Mills. Mrs. b. Ii. Wyman, Mrs.
Samuel J. Taylor, Mrs; I; b, Simpson, Mrs. john
A. BrItton. Mrs. I. C. Coogau, Mrs. Sarah 5.
Barstow, Mrs. Z. A. Trefethen. Mrs. A. A. PEN
meyer, Mrs. +. 3. Morrow, Mrs. c; W. Armes,
Mrs. c. L. Crsbtree Miss Grace E. Barnard,
Mrs. C. B. PARCELS, Dr. G. ]. Lane, Mrs. Joshua
Barker, Mrs. w. C. Little, Mr.. Harry o. Hunt,
Miss Henrietta Kahn Mr.. +. e. Eastman, Miss
Sophie Newland, Mrs. Thomas Crellin, Mrs. Al
bert Miller, Mrs. Henry Wetherbee, Mrs. Henry
Donnelly. Mrs. S. L. Henshaw, Mrs. Blanche NJ.
Makeriey, Rev. Charles A. Capwell. Miss NJ;
H. Forth, Mrs. W. L. Dargle Colonel
George G. Edwards Mr.. G. L. Lloyd,