The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-07

n, Rrodek Miss Fanny and Miss Mile kalisky
Congratulations were afterward 10 order, and
about 80 o'clock all the guests were seated at
elaborate supper spread in the mann hail.
After discussing the menu there were numerous
roasts. besides the opening oil congratulatory
kilograms. Dancing until midnight aereeably
closed the celebration.
The presents were very magnificent, including
n pair OF diamond earrings from the groom, and
diamond breast-pin; black walnut side buffet
from the California Insurance Company; silver
ware, marble tables, gold dinner service from
the BRIDES uncle, gold watch set with diamonds
and many more. One present was the complete
furnishing OF the new residence OF the young
couple. 1928 Suffer street. which they VIII oc-
cupy upon their return from trip TO the south.
The Wiel Surprise on McAllister Street.
Last Saturday a surprise party was rendered
TO Master Adolph Wlel by few OF his friends at
the residence OF his parents, 800 MeAilster
street. Guests began to arrive at 8 O'Clock.
Dancing was soon begun and at IL o'clock the
guests were asked into the dining room. where
a splendid COLLATION. had been set for them. The
guests did not depart until The hour of midnight
had long passed. Among those present we're;
Myrtle Rosenberg, Evelyn KatZ, Gerrte Pauson,
Alice Blumenthal Carrie Rosenberg, Rosie
Behrendf, Lille Behrendt, Eta Ciayburg, CaLrle
Claybufgh, Florence Marks, Martha Blumenlhal,
Sadie Levinson, Annie Bernhardt, Stelta Cray
burgh, Florence MaSers; Masters Adoiph WEI,
Louis Clayburgh. J. BenTendt, Philip Bush. SOL
Clayburgh, Ben Fisher, Leon Cohen, Joe LEVIN
son, Harry LeYnson, SeIlo Blumenihal, Sam
Lowenstein, Rudolph Lachman, lsidor Lachman'
The Bijou Company Entertainment.
pleasing entertainment and social was given
last evening at Irving Hall by the Bjou COMEDY
Company. Following was the programme;
Overture, Blums Band; soprano solo, Miss Ma
rietta Jacobs; recitation, Mrs. Cooley (nee Alice
kiBgsOury); bass solo. MIR. c. FL. Hoee; special
ties, Little Irene; comedy entitled "Ihe Rough
DamOnd"-Cousn Joe, Mr.. II. +, de Lasauxi
Lord flato Mir. j. E. Glindsn; CAPTAIN Angus tus
Bleuheim Mr. A. W. Jones; Sir William Ever
green, Mir. William F. Muhlner Jr.; Lady Plato.
Miss NeLIie Hale; Margery. Miss Daisy May
| Cressy. Dancing to the music of Blum,s orches,
ira and under the direction of the Elm Social
| Club pleasantly concluded the evening.
McGllvray Party in Oakland.
| About thirty five ladies and gentlemen went
| last Saturday evening over TO Oakland, where
they were Joined by about an equal number,
| under tie leadership OF Mr. Daniel A. McD0n-
| aid, and all marched TO the residence OF Mr. John
| McGnlvray, where they were cordially received
| by The host and his wife, After bounieous re-
| past the party took full charge OF tile premises.
| Dancing was Immediately commenced, Dui was
| interrupted about IL o'clock, when all present
| retired 10 the dining room where Mr.. aud Mrs;
| MeGillyray were presented with beautiful ana
| costly clock. Mr. ID. r. Mcneil made tue pre-
sentalion speech on behalf OF the assembled
| friends, ana Mr. MeGillVray responded I'D an APP
| pIopTldte manner.
| After supper dancing was resumed to the
! music OF ~ chenZie g. McDOuald'S Band ana Kept
| up TIL midnight, when singing and other amase-
| menIs enjoyed until IL was time Tor the hrst
| train for ihe ciiy-about $50 O'CLOCK III the
| morning.
| vray MIS-. hIonson, Mrs. White Mrs. Mcneil,
| Miss Nellie Mcdonald, Miss Nelly ID. Mcdonald,
Miss Nelly E. Mcdonald. Miss MePners on,
| Miss Mary Mcdonald, Miss Minnie Mcdonald,
| Miss julia RicCormac, Miss Celia McAdan Miss
| Maggie McAdam, Miss Addie McAdam. Miss
| KaLie McRae, Miss Herman, MISS NJ. heys, MISS
| j. Keys, Miss Ellen Mcdonald, Miss Mchlnnon;
| MessTs. L. McCormac, J. Mcdonald, John Nc
| Donald, a. Mcleod. NJ. Mcdonald J. Joyce, d.
| Mcleod ID. MeGllVray 7. MekInn0n, ID. A. Nc
| nOuald n j. MPlOTmac. A, Mcdonald, BERNARD
| Mcdonald, E. White, Hugh McGilyray, u. H.
| Mcneil, a. r. Mcdonald, 7. McKenzle, W; A
| Donald, r. Mckinnon, Allan Mcdonald, john
| McKinnou, ID. Mcdonald, l.. Morrison, Alex MIC
| Donald, P. Morley. George Mcdonald
| Party ON Cough Street.
| a very pleasant surprise party was given TO
Miss Lavancia Carew at her residence. 21o
| Cough street, on Friday evening by her school
mates. The evening was spent In singing. dane
| ing and games. Miss NettIe Bacon, Miss Annie
ST. Clare. Miss Sadie 0'DOunell. Miss Lille Ken
| nedy and Miss Vienna Carew played several
selections on the pianos Miss LaVancla
| Carew favored her guests with very fine
! selections on the violin; Miss Mamie Carew act
ed as pianist for the dancing during the even
| ing An elaborate repast was served 10 the
| little ones at IL o'clock. Among those present
| were: Miss Carrie Morris, Miss Annie ST.
| Glare, Miss Nettie Bacon, Miss Ray Ettling
| Miss Stella Davis, Miss Florence OD0nnell
Miss Sadie 0 'DOnnelI, Miss Emma Riley, Miss
| Lille Kennedy, Miss Ray Borkheim, Miss Clara
| Boikheim. Miss Mabel WILDER, Miss Rosa Liddle
! Miss Sadie KicGratn, Miss Lille McGrath, Miss
| Lille Jones, Miss Matte Carew, Miss Agile
| CareY, Miss Mamie Carew, Miss Nelma Carew,
! Miss Lavaneia Carew; Masters Peter wilson T.
| ing. f. Dumont, a. Held, W. Moody, NJ. Bork-
| helm, r. Flanagan, w. Carew, j. CarewI E Raj
| try, j. Cooney. L. DaTgan, j. Dargan, ID. Phil
lips, W. p. Reed. NJ. Morris, Mrs. Carew, Mr.
| Carew.
Drive to Crystal Springs.
Last Sunday party OF twenty-four. represent
ing the - Combination" left the city In a bus
bound for Crystal Springs. The morning was
very pleasant, AMI every one in the party was In
| good spirits. Between songs and jokes the time
| passed very rapidly, aud ere they were aware
tie party had reached their destination, which
was midway between the springs and San
| Mateo.
The location selected was well adapted for a
| picnic ground, within few yards OF the creek
and nicely sheltered by the trees. The ladies
took charge of the lunch and spread II out inylt-
ingy 10 which. IL is needless 10 say, due lustice
| was done. AT a subsequent race MIR. C. Mitchell
| succeeded in winning the first prize, with Mr..
| Fred Young a close second. In the ladies' race,
| Miss Maggie Norton captured the iirst ana hiss
| Katie Gagen tie second prize. These events
| were succeeded by number OF others until the
| bugle sounded for the return trip. Inc city was
| reached at O'clock when all adjourned to
| restaurant, where the tired but happy picnlckers
| did ample justice TO good supper. -
| Those present were: Mrs. Mary Dolan. Miss
/ Mamie Clifford, Miss Julia Connelb MISS Emma
! Mitchell Miss Katie Gagen, Miss Annie Patti,
| Miss Maggie McCue, Miss Annie Bebber. Miss
I Annie Lynn Miss Maggie NaughtOn, MISS
| Lotto CaTdie, Mss Susie BernllardT, Messrs.
| Charles Mitchell John kellelier, Nlck Malatesta,
| Fred Young James Cademator William Gerc-
| KEN c. Donohue, I. SehioO. Samuel BusSallno,
John Varney, Edward ChivaIlier, Eugene Mutiss,
| James M'Grath, William Dolan.
Society Personals.
Miss Daisy Crowley Of this city is the guest oil
Mrs. E. j. Swift of Santa Cruz.
Mrs. Grayson left on Saturday to join the
knight Cbabot party at New York in the trip to
| Europe. They sail next Saturday.
Mrs. Alexander Forbes and Mrs. Forbes John,
son, of San Rafael are at the Sea Beach Hotel,
Santa Cruz.
Miss Susie Perkins, daughter of Ex-Governor
Perkins, has returned from an extended trip to
British Columbia and Oregon.
Mrs Cunningham, Miss Cunningham and Miss
NJ, Cunningham Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Moore and
! uarty Mrs. Robert Sherwood Master GTayrigge
| and Mr. w. r. Sherwood left yesterday for the
Hotel del Monte for long visit.
Mr. o. p. Pausell. brother OF eX-Harb0r CON-
missioner A. G. Paulsell departed for his home
in Rola No., yesterday, after visit OF some foul
months on the Coast
Mr. and Mrs. j. d. Jones returned from Sar
Rafael last week.
Miss Clara Thomas has returned frou San Ra
fael. -
Mrs D. J. Walker and family have eturned tc
town from Pacific Grove.
| MIR Henry w. Redingion aud Mr.. Harry Bah
| cock have gone to Lake Tahoe, where they VIII
be The guests OF DR.. and Mrs. Charles b. Brig
ham. al their cottage there.
Colonel W. r. Smedberg has gone East and