The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-11
AN EXCURSION TO CAzADERO.
The CouIson Reception-A Fishing
Party = The Hughes : Connolly
Wedding-A San Mateo Church
Surprise Party on Nine
ieenth Street-Coast Weddings.
Miscellaneous Notes.


pleasant card PARTY GU Thursday evening in
honor OF Miss l.. +. Souders of San Francisco.
At the enjoyable circus party given recently by
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Alexander, those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Alexander, Miss Kate
Clement, Miss Harriet Hall, Miss Ruth Dyer,
Miss Florine Brown, Miss Bertha Wilcox, Miss
Bessie Wheaton. Miss Carroll, Messrs. James A.
Folger, b. Ii. Wyman, A. Clement, w. ii. Rabe
and Win PowniDg. Pretty favors were furnished
on the occasion, consisting OF bright colored
Indian straw baskets, and the guests, provided
with popcorn prize bags were driven to the cir
Gus in a wagonette. After an elaborate supper
there was all enjoyable soclaDle.
The series OF lunch parties given ut the elegant
home OF Mr.. Louis Meyer, on racine avenue ana
Lafayette street. Alameda. under the auspices OF
attended by delegations from San Francisco and
Oakland. The proceeds go toward the err ction
of the new German Emmanuel Church, on Lafay-
cite street, Alameda.
The marriage of Miss Carrie Weissich Of this
city and Mr.. C. l.. Eschmau OF Phoenix, AriZ,
tool; place last evening at the home OF the bride
parents, 1918 Buchanan street. Relatives oil the
family only were present. After an extended
tour in the South, The young couple Will make
their home in Phoenix, ArlZ.
Social Council No. 46. .. G. f., VIII give a
social ana ice cream-paity at Red Mems Build
Ing this evening.
Tho Hotel Rafael Hop.
a large number of well-known society people
attended Ihe hop at lie Hotel Rafael last Tues
day evening. The grounds were brilliantly
Illuminated with japanese and railroad lanterns,
and the ballroom was prettly transformed by
means OF p0tted plants, flowers and iesto0ned
draperles OF varied c0lOrs.
From about until IL 80 O'Clock dancing was
continued nlerrlly. At that hour refreshments
were served, ana then again the exhilaration OF
the dance was sought until alter L o'clock.
The toilets exhibited by the ladies were remark
ably chic and becoming.
Among the guests were: Mr. and Mrs. r. i.
Sherwood. Miss Resale Block, Mr.. and Mrs H.
ii. Sherwood, Miss Bessie FOger, Mr.. A. j. Fol
ger, MIR. Thomas Ii. Breeze. Mr.. Walter Nc
Gavin, MIR. and Mrs. William Irwin, Mrs. Rich
ard lvers, MIR. and Mrs. Charles b. Jennings,
Gee. Mrs. George B. Davidson, Miss Della Da-
wilson, Mr.. and Airs. Charles b. Stone. Mrs. Z.
V. $. Gibbs. Miss Dunham Miss Florence Dun
Charles Sonntag, Mr.. Horace g. Plalt Mr..
George Loughborougn, Mr.. E. G.. schnlie-
dell, Mr. "; H. LAY, taylor Jr, MI An,
Mrs W. Frank G0ad, Miss Goad. Miss
Leovy, Mr. and Mrs. W Mayo Newhal MIR. and
Mrs. Robert y. Graves, Miss Graves, Baron Won
Schroeder, Mrs, E. B Coleman. Mr., and Mrs; j..
w. Coleman, Mr. George b. Cosby Jr., Mr.
George Wheaton, Mis-, MoDteverde, Mr.. Thomas
Magee. Mr.. Harold Wheeler, Miss Wheeler, Miss
Lucy Edwards, Miss Bonnie TOmpklns, Miss
Bessie Iompkins, Miss Matte Gibbs, Miss Clara
Bowen. Miss Estelle Hush, Miss Harriet l..
Hush; Miss Ella Adams, Mrs. c. Q. Richard, Mr..
Miss Jessie Coleman, Miss Kate Clement MissWil-
kfnson Miss Bayley. Mr. and Mrs. }. NJ. kilgarltf,
Mr. a1d Mrs A. haneas s6 MT ana M Wij,a M
BabcOcE. Mr.. Charles II. Simpkins, Mr.; Charles
5. Fay, Miss Sessions, Mrs. G. Il. Bayley, Miss
COsgrove, MIR. Hugh Hume. Mrs. William Bar.
Der, Miss Mary Barber, Miss Alice Barber; Mr..
Southland Hoffman,, Miss Holman. Mrs. w. E.
Pinney, Miss Jessie Morse, Mr.. Joseih Grant,
Mr. Frank S. Johnson, Nine Crabbe, Mile.
CraDDe.
The Coulson Reception.
DIR. n. T. Coulson. assisted by Mrs. j. X. Z.
Hobbs aud DR.. C. q. Weston, held a reception In
the Hotel Marquette on Tuesday while the Ma
tive Sons of the Golden West held their parade.
DIR. Coulson's offices are SO situated that 4
commanding view OF the procession was had. A
choice lunch was prepared consisting of some of
the delicacIes of the season. Upward of two
hundred guests called aud they unanimously
expressed their gratitude to the genial host and
his able corps OF assistants, who spared no effort
10 make tile affair tie success 1t proved to be.
Among those present were; Judge g j..
5s Mr. and P Mr. < G g. aoDb sser e.
ton Hobbs and Miss E. w. Hobbs, MIR. ana Mrs.
J. T. Hays, Master B; Hays lays, MI M.s and MTs
Miss J. Harris. Miss Il. Harris. Miss Maggie
and Miss May Byron, Professor ii. Won Kass-
f. O'Neii, Mrs o. c. Cornwall, Miss NJ and Miss
{. ONeiI, Miss c. Burnham, Miss NJ. and Alice
Barnnam, Mrs; Il; Block, Masters A, and NJ.
IT.. d.. N.
Miss L. Geiz, Mr.. Israelsky: Mrs. E.
3. Rooney, MISS L. NOrlnrop, MTs 4. I Birch
Mrs. G. T.. Birch, Mr. and Mrs. II. j. Smith,
Mrs. NJ. Joyce, Mrs. ID. Lewis, Miss Sadie
Lewis. Miss Mamie and Miss Alice sullivan,
Mrs: A. Salisbury, Mrs. K. II. Dow, Mr.. and Mrs,
Mrs. j. A. Wilson. Mr.. $. B. Marvin, Mrs. A.
Marvin, Miss Marvin. Mrs. r. II. Hicks, Miss L.
NJ. Bonnar. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Dresner, Miss
Jennie. Miss Pauline and Miss Carrie Dresner,
Mrs. /. Jonas, Miss Leah Simon, Miss NJ. s.
McCa6e, Mrs. NJ A. Barry, Mrs NJ. Drummond,
Miss NJ. Drummond, Miss N. Manan, Miss
Morris, Mrs. NJ. Calvert, Miss a. Whitby. Master
A. Whitby, Miss Josephine DAVIS. Miss C..
Jacobs, MIS- J. Mallet, Miss Cora Mallet. Master
j. MalIet, Miss Mabel Conrad. Master Walter
Murry, Mrs. J. II. Ault, Mrs. Rose Levy, Master
b. Levy, Miss Susie Burton, Master w. o Rear.
Mrs. L. Levy, DIR. c. J. Weston, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
DiefeBGorf, Miss Dlefendorf, Mr.. l.. DieGendorf
Mrs. Hogan.
A Trip to Cazadero.
A pleasant Tip was made by party Of friends
TO CaZadero last week. The party included many
lovers Of art. and OF tile features OF the visit
was a progressive eucbre party gwen by Mr..
Jorgensen shortly before their departure anC
for which he painted three beautiful water colors
as prizes. I lie ladies decorated the hall beauii
fully, aud the party was in the highest degree
ENJOYABLE. Mrs. &. b. Paine won the first prize
entitled "The Wreck Of The Bessie EyeIdiug"
Mrs. Jorgensen secured the second, Midday
and Mrs Mayors the BOBBY, "a Stern Professor
Dane Ing ana refreshments were enjoyed, and
the entire party returned pleased with Cazadert
and the beauties OF Austin Creek.
Those comprising the party were: Mr.. ant
Mrs. Chris JOIgensen. Miss Gertie Dorgan. Mis-.
Elite Weaver, Miss Bertha Ralslon, Miss NJ
Thompson. Mrs. Mayors aud Mrs G. b. Paine o.
San Francisco; Miss Annie Miller, Miss Ami,
Briggs aud Miss Irene Masten of Oakland; Mrs
DIR. Becker, Miss Ruth Becker. Miss Nellie
Diez and Miss T. Arnold OF Berkeley; Mis-:
Fannie McClatcny and Miss Hughes of Sacra
mento, and Miss Sarah Blanchard Of Los An
gees.
The Hughes Connolly Wedding.
Last evening at ST. Mary's Cathedral, the wed
ding OF Miss Margaret &. Connolly, the THIRD
daughter of Mr.. Edward A. Connolly, the con
tractor. and Mr.. j. j. Hughes chief engineer OIL
the steamer Ell Captain. plying between this city
and Oakland took place In The presence VI
large humber OF friends.
" lille the guests awaited the arrival of the
bridal party Miss Georeiani the assistant
orcanlst. rendered several selections. About
$3.50 o'clock The bridal party entered amid the
strains OF "A wedding march. The maid OF honor
was Miss Emma Connolly, the bridesmaid Miss
Agnes j. COnolly, both sisters of the BRIDE The
groom was attended by Mr.. William j. Fahy
MIR. Edward A. Connolly escorted his daughter
the bri1e. The ceremony was impressivey per
formed by Very Rev. Father Prendergast, V. g..
and Mendelssohn's Wedding March, was
rendered at the conclusion.
reception was afterward held at the resi-
dence OF The BRIDES father, 622 Larkin street
The house was piettlly decorated with flowers
and evergreens, and the wedding presents
among which was a diamond Pin, tile gift OF The
groom, presented an attractive appearance.
sumptu0us SUPPER was served and tile many
guests celebrated The occasion until late hour.
MI. and Mis-. Hughes leave 10 day on a visit OF
q couple of weeks to Nevada City and Grass
Valley. and will reside. on their return, in Oak
land.
Among those present at the ceremony were:
Mi. and Mrs. Connolly, Miss Kate Hughes, Mr.
John Kennedy, Miss Katie Kennedy, MIR. T. j.
Ford, Miss Z. McCaffiey, Mr.. j. j. Flynn, Miss
NJ. Van H0usen, MI. Frank q. Drury. Mr. A. +.
kellinger, Mr. and Mrs. &. l.. Gillette, Dr. and
Mrs. Hill. Miss Annie Whitney, Mr.. +. Lynch,
Miss Annie Fahy, Mr.. John KIngwell, Miss
Smythe, Mr.. 7. j. Drury.
Surprise Party Nineteenth Street.
On Friday night last surprise party was given
10 Miss Rosie Schultz at her sidence us
Nineteenth street. by number Of her young
lady and gentlemen friends The surprise being
C complete, the party adjourned to The spaclou.
parlors. where music. dancing and games be-
came the order of the evening. During The
pleasant affair the guests were Invited to par.
take OF bountiful repast, TO which, it Is need.
less TO say, the guests did full justice. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Schultz, Mrs
Scott, Mrs. Staud, Mrs. Kearns, Miss George
Pestner, Miss Lille Keil. Miss Lille Schultz
Miss Lille Kearns Miss Lou Remington, Miss
Grace Winters, the Misses Myrtle and Mallie
Scott, the Misses Rosie and Carrie Schultz, Miss