The morning call., 1890-08-24

Circle Party-Notes.
To-day the Second Brigade at Santa Cruz
breaks camp. Their sojourn has been one con-
IInuous round of martial and social exercises
and their departure VIII be regretted by many
bright eyes at this delightful resort.
at farewell party given recently by Mrs
Macs ay in London. at which there were many
Americans present, size said that she intended
leaving for Homourg the following week and
that she proposed hiring house In Washington.
ID. C., next season.
The new $4,000 organ presented TO the First
Congregational Church by Mrs. Charles B. Alex
aAder viii be formally dedicated 10 the service
II the church at recital 10 be given by Mr..
Clarence Eddy of Chicago on September 4th.
Mr.. Eddy, who has wide reputation as an or
ganist, VIII give series Of concerts during his
stay here.
Tomorrow the Southern California Lawn Ten
mis- Association will hold its fifth annual tourna-
ment in Santa Monica.
The Sheridan Dramatic Club VIII prod uce the
)order drama MY Father" at Saratoga Hall this
evening.
The z. l. E. Club is the name OF a novel Or
-aniZatlOn recently formed in West Oakland.
It comprises members throughout Oakland and
constitution and bylaws and have regular meet
Jugs. The object of the club is TO practice alb
-tentlon 10 all things aud TO provide series |
.Ocal entertainments for the benefit OF the
members. 4 l0dge-TOOm will be rented and
lie emblem OF The order, handsomely wrought
lie in ornament al woodwork, VIII decorate the
Presidents IUstrum. Some OF the most inluen-
iai members Of the club are as follows: MIR. u.
hroenke, Treasurer aud Manager MT. A.
Nerse, President; Mr.. Alexander Mcdonald,
recording SeegetaIyi Mr.. Charles jacobus, FL,
nIncial Secretary; MessrS- w. JuIgenS- +.
Thompson and Charles Kramer JT., Committee
on DeysemenI; MeSsrs. j. Bredhoff Charles
BeecheT and Joseph Bouquet, Committee on En-
ts 1dnmenls.
AXE place at Germania Hall this evening.
q Miss Marie Barnard VIII give her farewell CON
cert next Saturday evening al Irving Hal. She
Will be assisted by Niue. julie Rosewald, Herr
F. W. zimmerman, Mr.. j. Ii. RoSeWald, Mr..
Louis Heine, Mr.. s. Martinez and q double
quartet from the Loring Club.
The Del Monte Ball.
General Nelson A. Miles has acquired more
permanent friends during his short stay here
ihar lie can compute. Both himself and Mrs
Miles have eudeared themselves 10 friends I'M
numbered in the course OF their visit, and 1t Is
hoped that California will not lose them Without
huje Of recall one day.
The officers OF the First and the guests Of the
Hotel del Monte cO-Opersted last Friday even
Iug 10 give an entertainment IN some degrees eX-
pressive of their esteem for the genial soldier
bound 10 lend her aid in making the bail
aud german decided upon the thorough
success they were. AT any rate,
was a perfect evening and tue brilliant
company assembled at Monterey. with the many
that attended specially from this city and en-
yIons, were assured OF an ideal promenadlng
ground under The clear stars Ill the intervals oi
the dance.
The season at Del Monte. which Is now cur
rent has been peculiarly brilliant from lis open
ing, yet IL seemed that on this occasion all lis
latent energy Of gayeIy was focused into the
enthusiasm Of all evening. Never had fresher
toilets, more radiant faces brisker partners ap-
peared in the noted ballroom OF the big hotel,
which was appropriately bedecked with military
bravery for the occasion. The fulEdress uniform
OF The soldiers. rich as they were, only afforded
foil 10 the handsome atliIe Of the sedate cbape-
TOnS; tile Furnished sSbers hung around paled
their Inc ffectual flashing before the jewels aud
brighter eyes that seemed TO be the secret source
4 he electric delight pelmeatlng aud anLmatlng
the scene.
BranIts Orchestra, which has won golden
lauieis during its engagement, kept the guests
furnished with enllyeniug dance-musc until
supper was served. Refreshed with terrapin and
champagne the younger element organized a
German aud the 'GIaGd Right aud Leit' was
danced, fol WED by the " Msypole," the a. Ser
penIine' and the /" Saber," ali pretty, and led
by Lieutenant S. L. Faison and Lieutenant Err
win. The brilliant picture, IN It's setting OF fl0w
eTs and darA foliage, continued to charm specta-
tors until nearly 3 O'Clock. aud is likely to re-
main a pleasant memory in the mind OF the hon.
Ofed guest Of the occasion.
The guests, who received by Mrs. Gen
eTaI Miles, Mrs. A. Z. Wood, Mrs. Hancock, Mrs.
Mills aud other ladies, comprised General and
Mrs. Hawkins, Colonel and Mrs. Shafter Colonel
and Mrs. Mills, Captain and Mrs. Wood, Colonel
and Miss Casey, Lieutenant and Mrs. ThOrp,
Lieutenant aud Mrs. sage, Lieutendnt aud Mrs.
Barry. Lieutenant and Mrs. Darlington, Lieu
tenant ana Mrs. Hancock, Lieutenant aud Mrs.
Ridgeway, Lieutenant ana Mrs. Collins, Lieuten
ant and Mrs McQuislOn, Colonel ana Mrs. Glen
denim, Major and Mrs. Jackson, Lieutenant and
Mrs. Sibley, Ma jor Rogers, Colonel de Russy,
Captains IroLter, Rawolle. Kinzle, Brncke,
Armstrong Edmunds, LieulenantS ThOTp, john
son, Maus, Starr, fhIsLer Fogdes, faison,
Noble, Ferris, Benjamin, Brown, Nolan, Holey,
klrknlan, Cleman, McLachlln. Van Vliet.
DIR. God, DR.. Ebert, Lieutenant Runcie- Mrs.
Hawkes., Mrs. Dickson. Lieutenant Goodwin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A. Frank, ". s. Jones, Colonel
e. F. Crocker, DR.. K. Ii. VOORHEES,, The Misses
VoOlhes, L. IL. jerome, Mr.: and Mrs. 7. II.
Goodman, Mr.. and Mrs; J; b. Crockett, Miss
way, A. Ii. Small, MIR. and Mrs. II. Ii. Bancroft,
Mr. and Mrs. w. +. Smith, Mrs. n. j. Britain,
Mrs. Sage, General j. +. Houghton, Miss Rough-
Ass O'COnnell, Mr.. aud Mrs. L. D. DouIy, Miss
Leayy, Miss Goad, Mr.. II. Wheeler, Mr.. and
Nirs. NJ. S. Wilson, MIR: j. r. Folsom, Mrs Cum
Hearst Mr.. aud Mrs. w. H. McKitirick, Mrs. G.
W. Prescott, Miss SandeIso Mrs. +. L. Bar
Teda, Miss Barreda. Mr.. NJ. Theodore Kearney.
Miss EccIesson, Mrs. L. NJ johnson ana family,
Mr.. an6 Mrs. w. T. Law, Miss Lefingwell, Mrs.
Z. J. Dean, the Misses Dean. Mrs. S. Wenban,
Miss Nj; K Ring, MI. G. L: Bristol. Mr.. c. S. Fay
aud Mis-. G. X. Templeion, Mr.. and Mrs. q. X.
Porter, Miss NJ. l.. Porter, Miss S. Porter. Mr.
A e Bingham and family, Mr.. and Mrs. W. B.
Iubbs, Mrs. 4. Thorpe and family, Mrs. q. Ball,
Miss NJ. II. Bartlett, Mrs. q. Banding, Miss
BlandIng. Mrs; Z. B. COLEMAN, MIR. and Mrs A
Dickson, Mrs. c. Clayton, Miss Sparhawk,
Mrs. j. w. Shaw. Mrs. W. H. Shaw, Mrs. j. Ii.
son, Mr.. s. N. Griffith and family, Mr.. C.E. Shaw,
Mr. r. f. Eastman, Colonel and Mrs. E. E. Eyre.
MIS-. G. Nj. Piuckard, Mr., and Mrs: ".
rsyO Ne%aa Mrs sv,or and hob Mrs. c0 W. H.
D. T. Murphy, George Croker, Colonel and Mrs.
A Z. Head, Miss Head. Mrs. Z. Casserly, Miss
SS 1Sss M AND M Moar. Mr. MOORE M Wsks
chsesmsn Mr. and Mrs u j. s. p.d Tss-
Ms E. B. Croker Mr. MIAMI and Mrs v: n ooinoSi'
The Misses oothout. Mr.. and Mrs. c. a; Latoa,
Mrs ME- Ih sn rs Breeze. Miss Breeze Miss NJ
Hubbard Mr.. S. Williamson Mrs. L. d. Brick
ell MS b. .: Devoe, MIR. and Mrs. X. II. Thorn
e1fo mL' s MT. MIS- H. Rutherford, Miss Ruth
Howard, Mrs II. N Iides Mr MIS- EnaF,ei porIer'
Ar. ana Mrs. A n. Townr, Mr.. and Mrs. G. n.
s smTkiS Mf m sqa s sIn = H. smpkns Mr. H. R.
AIRS. A j. Pope, Miss Pope, Miss Rncnhss MI
pid MIS- H. +; r; 81, uSy and family Mrs. W. W.
w. X. Sherwood, MIS-. J.. Tevls Mr.. " oI n nn,
MIR. aud Mrs. q. A. Ber,on, Mrs " r r g EIn
niSs ID: Els, MIS-, " Bilngs and family, Mis-,
u. Stevenson aud family, Miss +. Reid, Mrs N
l.. ,duc, Miss Caduc, Miss Burke.
Stone Silver Wedding aud Euchrc Partv,
Last Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs F. F. Stone
celebrated at their residence, 1000 DoIore,
street, ihe TIVE niy-tiilh anniversary OF then
welded life.
Invitations were issued for a progIessv,
eucbre party and at O'clock the game com
meneed, eleven tables having been arranged II
the pIetlily decorated parlors The guests en-
yed a lively contest with fortune untIl abou
1890 o'clock, when the uriZes were awarded Il
the winners or losers amidst EXPLANATIONS Of sur
p lse aud bursts Of laughter. AT II O'Clock sup