The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-07

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Misses Agnes and Sara Mcclellan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gregg Sicily. Mr.. and Mrs. August
PlanZ, Mr.. and Mrs. McTiernan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Knowenberg, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lang, Miss kiitie Phillips, Miss May Mis-
kell, Miss Mamie Madison, the Misses Cath
Miss Catherine Burke; Messrs. Thomas f.
Graham, David Altman, James Graham,
Matthew Meagher, William Mcclellan,
jeremiah +. Rooney, BENJAMIN f. Jones.
Stephen Connors, w. b. Monaghan, John
Hayes, c. W. Refs Il Dun mnmi Ed S"
van, Patrick O'Brien. Michael Collins,
Chauncey Ii. johnson Jr., w. E. Cotton, III.
Butler, Henry Funk, Frank Fogarty, SUI
pervisor David Barry, Hon. j. f. Lowney,
Judge-elect Frank j. Gray, James w. COT
fruth, Assemblyman Dennis. Courtroom
elect William j. Blattner,. Assessor-elect
John d. Siebe. General William ID. Altman.
Juvenile Charity.
The little pupils of Miss Lakes school
gave all interesting entertainment and ba-
zaar yesterday afternoon and evening for
the benefit of the Maria Kip Orphanage.
The hail was divided up into pretty
booths which the children took it in turns to
tend. Bright eschscholtZia yellow scarfS i'm
parted peculiar brightness to the mural
decorations. They were tastefully draped
in striking opposition to dark woodwardia
ferns while smilax tendrils were entwined
about the chandeliers.
The little ones were as busy as bees and
Immensely impressed with the good work
intrusted 10 them. Their light figures fitted
in AID about the booths and recesses with
eager assiduity and it was expected that
considerable sum would be counted up after
tie evening closed. Punch and Judy" was
a great success.
In the evening a pleasant entertainment
was given for the benefit more especially of
large number OF older folks. The feature
of The evening was a repetition Of Mrs.
Green and Sir Charles True,ove," by Mrs.
Frances Edgerton and Mr.. Walter Leman.
A scene from Shrridan's school for Sean
DAP in Swedish by Mr.. Emile Won der Os-
terman was also much applauded. Dancing
brought The charming affair to Il close.
An Oakland Debut.
Last Friday evening was the occasion of
the entering into society of Miss Una Handy,
daughter Of DR.. ard Mrs George w. Handy
of Madison street, Oakland. Invitations
have been out for the past two weeks and
the event OF the evening had been leading
subject of conversation in society circles.
The occasion was delightfully."- celebrated al
Simmons Hall, which was properly decor
ated wiki floral treasures ana evergreens
from the Handy ranch at Los Gatos.
Brandt's Orchestra furnished excellent dance
music for the upward of 80 guests present.
The Long-Lirdep Wedding.
An suspicious wedding took place in Oak
land last Thursday. The contracting par
ties were Mr.. j. II. Long, the efficient
Prosecuting Attorney of Police Court 3 and
Secretary Of the Democratic County Com
mittce, and Miss Susie j. Lindop, daughter
OF the late Dr.. Lindop.
The wedding took place in the afternoon
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friends of the bride and groom. The happy
couple received tie congratulations of all
present and departed foI their honeymoon
amid shower OF rice.
Mr. Long is a rising attorney, and many
friends will combine in congratulatng him
Oh his marriage.
The wedding presents were numerous and
costly.
A PRESBYTERIAN Church Entertainments.
The ladies of the Holly-park Presbyterian
Church gave a musical and literary enter
tainment at Patterson's Hall, corner Church
and Thirtieth streets, on Thursday last,
which was decided success. After the en-
tertainm9nt the company enjoyed a splen-
did rfpast. Fancy articles were for sale in
the different booths, all OF which had been
contributed by the ladies of the community.
The worthy object was to raise funds with
which to build church. =
The Walters Whiiams Wedding.
On Saturday evening, the 10Th ult.. at the
residence OF the brides parents Pennsyl-
yania avenue, Potrero. Mr.. W. j. Walters
OF Auckland. New ZEALAND, was united in
marriage to Miss Maggie G. Williams, by
the Rev. ". S. Bovard.
The bridesmaids were Miss Bessie Will
liams, sister Of the bride, and Miss Jennie
Ii. Smith. The groomsmen were Mr.. I. II.
Mcdonnell and MIR. w. Polmere. Miss 4.
NJ. Hatton presided at the piano. After
congratulations had been offered the happy
pair, the guests retired to the dining-ro0m,
where sumptuOus repast was served.
Those present were: Mrs. Lynch, Mrs.
Daniels, MIR. and Mrs. w. Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. Rees, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Hatton, Mr.
and Mrs. j. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Garner,
Mr.. and Mrs. Barr, Mr.. and Mrs. Bovsrd,
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnard, Mr.. and Mrs. Ii.
Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs.
MIS-: Z. Williams, Mrs. o. Williams, Mrs.
C. II. Bogart, Mrs. Bates, Mrs. Grant, Miss
E. NJ. Hattoa, Miss M. Noble, Miss a.
Cunningham, Miss l.. Hamilton, Miss NJ. j.
Williams, Miss FL. Roberts, Miss r. Williams,
Miss b. Williams, Miss E. Smith, Miss II.
Garner Messrs. Il. Walters, jenkins, S.
Symons, g. Buck, j. Cannon. p. Hennesy,
J. Daniels, w. Smith, Il. Smith, P. Smith,
Z. Williams, 7. Rees, w. Rees, A. Williams,
E. Barnard, II. Brown. The bride was the
recipient Oh maly handsome presents.
The Y. M. I. Party.
Last evening the members Of the Y. NJ.
l. No. rs beld their second anniversary re-
ception at Mission Music Hall. johnson q
Gutman furnished the music for n fair at
tendance of dancers, all of whom seemed to
enjoy the evening. Mr.. Neil Henry led the
grand march with Miss NJ. Donahue.
The officers of the institute are: Neil
Henry, President; j. F. Broad, First Vice
President; j. w. Roman, Second Weep
ident; w. Hatabough. Recording Secretary :;
j. J. Sheehan, Corresponding Secretary: t.
AherD, Financial Secretary; L. II. Hunt,
Treasurer; James Elliott. Marshal.
The committees of the evening were COM
posed as follows: Committee of Arrange
ments-P. Z. FRAZIER Chairman, j. W. Ro-
nan, j. F. Broad, DR.. w. Il. O. fey, NJ. J..
Sullivan, J. W. Shea; Reception Commit
TED. L. Commins, NJ. Kerr, d. Rordan,
J. Bellani, j. j. Sheehan; floor manager, }.
w. Shea; Floor Committee. b. WrIn, l..
Dolan, Neil Henry, j. Doren, J. Pagan, j.
InmaLty. p. j. Amreck, j. Ryan, l.. Mis-
kell, L. ). Argent.
Heaton- Ludlow Wedding In Haywards.
Thursday afternoon, at the home of the
bride at Haywards, Mrs. Pamela F. Lud-
low was united in marriage to Mr.. Warren
d. Heaton of Oakland. The wedding was
private, only a few relatives and very init
Inat6 lrlenus OeiDS present. Ine mouse was
handsomely decorated for the happy event,
and after tie ceremony dainty wedding
breakfast was served Mr.. Heaton is well
known, and has extensive property interests
in Oakland and elsewhere in the State. He
is half owner OF the BenitZ Block, at the
northeast corner of Tenth street aud Broad
way, and owns half of the block between
Eighth and Ninth, Webster and Harriso n
streets, Oakland. besides considerable other
real estate. Mr.. Heatou was q widower, and
the lady to whom he is welded was widow,
with one daughter. Her former home was
in the interior of the State, but she has re-
Gently resided in Haywards.
Tho Danish Society Entertainment.
An entertainment and ball by the Danish
Society DANA took place last evening at
Saratoga Hall.
The comedy, "The Christening" was
much appreciated, considerable credit being
due to Mrs. l.. Prinlzlow OF the Casino, Co.
penhagen, for instruction and stage-mount-
ing on this occasion. Dancing afterward
was INDUCED in until about O'clock. Lie
bertS orchestra ofiiciated.
The committees of the evening were COM
nOsed AZ follows. Arranpemants-nr RIock