The morning call., 1890-11-10

Carroll. ii. White. T. Hall, W. Cahil, George
Hall. w. Little, George Blancn, Alfred
Henderson, Francis Terrier, Read Beckett,
George Acwood. f. Russell, David Farrell;
C. Falin, James Nevans. W. OBrien, and
others.
Party on Rincon Hill.
A very pleasant party was given by MIR.
and Mrs. John Wilmington at their resi-
depce on Rincon Hill on Wednesday even
ing. the Doth ult. Music, dancing and other
amusements were INDUCED in TILL late
hour.
The following programme was well rem
dered: Violin solo, Mr.. Wallace Thomp-
son, accompanied on the piano by Miss
Jennie Thompson; recitation, Miss N;
Place piano selo. Mr.. Sewell Bogart; vocal
duet, the Misses Wilmington.
Among the invited guests were: MIR. and
William Deacon, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Wilmington.
the Misses Deacon, Miss n. Place, Miss X.
Hoag. Miss J. Thompson, the Misses Whit
tington. Miss Whelan, Mr.. w. Thompson.
Mr.. Z. GoodeIl, Mr.. 5; Bogart; Mr.; +: her-
Mr.. w. Whelan, Mr.. w. Deacon, Master
Doc Wilmington.
Bulls Head breakfast Mt SHusaiito.
The Society of Independent Old Friends
and their friends, enjoyed bulls head
breakfast last Sunday at the Hotel Sausa-
Ito In the absence of the President Of the
society, Judge A. Craig, the meeting was
called TO order by Judge K. Ii. Taylor, who
introduced Brother l.. ii. Van Schaik to act
as master of ceremonies for the occasion.
on account of the unavoidable absence OF
the regular master of ceremonies OF the So
cety, L. @. Cockrill.
During the breakfast speeches and songs
were delivered by some of the following
gentlemen: Clarence Gray, Judge k. H.
Taylor, L. +. Stranahan, /. j. Crowley,
Arthur McGurrcn, Colonel Alfred Perrier,
c. II. Cough. j. L. Slinkey General Thomas
II. Howe, Ed Connolly, \. ID. Bell and sew
eral others. Regrets OF absence were re-
ceived from Judge Robert Ferral, Past
President OF the Society; c. w. Cmds, John
Diemer and I. |. 0'Brlen, as well as sew
eral other members.
Among those who sat down to the break
fast were Mr.. and Mrs j. d. Powers, Judge
II. II. TAYLOR, Colonel Alfred Perrler,
Mr.. Edward Connolly, Mr. j. Meyer, Mr.. l..
II. Van Snack. MI IL. &. 0smot, Captain
and Mrs. Charles F. Reed Mr.. and Mrs. En-
nest Heymans, Miss Jennie Lyon Lee, Mr..
d. Bell, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. kean, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur McGurren, Mr.. j. {. Sweeney,
Mr.. L. Il. Perrin. Captain George Fritch,
Mr.. J. 5. McCue, Mr.. d. X. McMullin, Mr..
j. II Wilson, Mr.. L. j. Reynolds and fam
lily. Mr.. 7. J. Bass, Miss Edith Bass, Mr.
anu MS IhIC0u DuHIlts MIS- IlON ldlII l4tSs
Miss Ida May, Judge j.. S. Bellrude, Cap
tain NJ. Hannon, Judge 7. j. Crowley, Mr.
and Mrs. L. w. Bree, Mr.. j. W. Wissinger
MIR. j. johnson, MI. Reese Lleweliyn,
General and Mrs. T. II. Howe, Mr.
Howard Perkins and family, DR., p .; s.
ana Mrs. 2. Ii. Hink, Miss Topsy Hink,
Captain Henry Borneman, Mr.. Ross Cow
ard, Mr.. Charles II. Cough, Mir. Myron
Shew, Mr.. II. Brownell, MIR. Heinrich bern.
Mr.. Ben Il. Brown, Mr.. Clarence Gray, Miss
Barr. Miss Lou Groom, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Z.
Slinkey, Mr.. Mark Etting. Mr. J: L. Creed,
Mr.. Charles Burrey, Mrs. Z. \. Evans, MT.
Myles F. O'DOnnell, Mr.. Il. Il. Campbell,
Mir. Robert Smith, Captain Thomas Bryan,
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Werner, Mr.. +. u.
Stanahan, MI and Mrs. Fred II. Hackett,
Mrs. Campbell Shaw, Mr.. Ernest Mack,
Mr.. Constantine Deciila, Mr.. G. S. w. Mey-
ers, Mr.. George Meyers, Signor Casltede-
mono, Mrs. l.. a. Wells, Mrs. Frank Briggs,
Supervisor Albert Heyer, Mr. Louis Berger
An entertainment for the benefit Of the
society will be given at tile Alcazar Theater
during the month OF November.
Pacific Coast Weddings.
The marriage Of Mr. James Sargent and
Miss Mile Lewis took place in Gilroy re-
Gently. The groom is the son of NJ. j. p.
Sargent, large landed proprietor, and the
bride is the only daughter of Mr.. Abraham
Lew u anu d.6I VI buC PlOHSCi
Julius Martin. The wedding was private.
The marriage Of Miss Annie NJ. Currie,
second daughter of Mr.. J. CurTie and Mr.
Julian B. Hoyt Of suisun was solemnized
" Wednesday forenoon at the residence of the
brides parents in Rio Vista.
Mr.. Ed Fisher, the handsome young drug
giSt of Redwood City, was united in mar
rage last week to Miss Fay Reeve, daughter
of Mr.. Oscar Reeve. The groom IS leading
apnthecary of San Mateo County. His
bride is native of Gilroy and has host of
friends
On Wednesday last, at the residence of
the brides parents near Oakville, Mr.; Will
lam II. Bradley and Miss Irene j. Ellington
were married by Rev. James Mitchell. MI.
and Mrs. Bradley came to this city.
Last "Wednesday at Red Bluff Miss NettIe
A Olendorf and Mr.. Forest A. Kaufman
were married by Rev. T. II. Gilbert. The
bride, the youngest daughter of Dr. and
gent, refined and highly educated brunette,
a Native Daughter of the Golden West,
popular teacher and prominent hgure In
social circles. Mr.. Kaufman is son of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Kaufman, of Belle Mill
country, and popular Native Son.
The marriage of Mr.. Daniel Ri0rdGn and
Miss Johannah Hurley, both of Oakland,
took place at the Church of immaculate
Conception Wednesday evening. The fol-
lowing were guests from San Francisco:
Mr. and Mrs. James Harley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Driscoll, Miss Nellie Hurley, MI and Mis-.
Murray, Mr. and Mrs. William Murray,
Mr.. Charles Murray, Mr.. James Murray,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ferrin, Miss May Muir
ray, Miss May Desmond, Miss Maggie
Joyce, Miss Mary Barry, Mr.. Joseph Tobin
and Miss Annie Sexton.
Parties to Take Place.
Invitations have been issued for the next
reception of The Assembly, to be held at
Union-square Ball, on Monday evening, the
nth inst.
Pacific Parlor, No. 10. n. S. G. w., will
give their ninth anniversary party at Odd
Fellows Hall, on Friday evening, the 2lSt
inst
The BssextiIe Club will hold reception
at Union-sQuare Hall, on Monday evening,
December 1st.
The fifth anniversary ball of Young Mems
Institute, No. Z, Will be held at odd Fellows
Hall, on Tuesday evening, November 18th.
Sequoia Drill Corps, R. D. Barton, Presi-
dent, will give social hop on December
18th, at Odd Fellows Hall.
The San Francisco SchuetZen Ladies'
Verein will give their tenth masquerade ball
at Saratoga Hall on Saturday evening, the
22d inst
The Catholic Ladies' Aid Society, No. .,
vii; hold a Thanksgiving donation party at
their hall on The corner of Eighteenth and
17Ih inst
An entertainment and socisl will be given
by Mantle Parlor, No. Jos. n S. G. W., at
Union-square Hall ON Thursday evening,
the Goth inst.
The Alameda Bicycle Club viii give their
first invitation party at Harmony Hall, Ala
media, next Wednesday evening.
Invitations have been issued by the Cor
onados for their initial hop at Union-sQuare
Hall on Monday evening. the oath inst.
The Nationals will give their next party
at Odd Fellows Hall on December ID.
The st. Marcus Ladies' Society win hold
their sixteenth anniversary ball on Thurs
day evening, November 10th, at Saratoga
Hall.
The San Francisco Amateur Dramatic
Association will produce Uncle Toms
Cabin" at the Orpheum Iheater, Sunday
matinee, November 50Ih. Mr.. A. NJ Belasco
Jr., brother of David Belasco, the we'll
known playwright, will appear.
Young Ladies Institute. No 9, will give
an entertainment and social in Cambrian
Hall on Tuesday evening, the 18th inst.
The third entertainment and hop of the
Young Mems Institute will lie held at B'na
Birth Hall on Thanksgiving eve, the Goth
inst.