The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-24


surprise party was rendered to the family of
Mr.. James Faulkner at their residence, near
Midway, on Saturday evening last, the oc-
casion being the retirement of Mr. Faulkner
from active business and the near departure
of himself and family for San Francisco,
where they will hereafter reside.
The party ar rived at 9 O'Clock, and half an
hour later all repaired to the large farm
warehouse, where. under the able direction
of Mr.. Henry Brink, the leader of the party,
dancing was soon in progress. The Midway
string band Of several pieces rendered popn-
lar music. at midnight the dancers were
served with refreshments, after which the
dancing was continued until nearly day
break. when the party, after wishing the
retired farmer and his family many years of
happiness and enjoyment in their new
home, sought their respective abodes, we'll
pleased with their evenings entertainment
Among the many present were: MIR. and
Mrs. James Faulkner, Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton
Douglas, Mrs. f. Haera, Mrs. W. German.
Miss Mamie E. Faulkner, Miss Mary Tim
norman. Miss Katie German, Miss ANNE
Hansen, Miss Emma Haera. Miss Hannah
Zimmerman, Miss Carrie Odell. Miss Lizzie
German, Miss Katie Hansen, MessrS Henry
Brink OF Alameda James L. Faulkner, VIM
Molten, f. Zimmerman, john Greedy, p.
Armstrong, 4. Mcclure, c. Zimmerman, W.
B. Faulkner, James Greedy, Coleman
Joseph Boland, T. Greedy, G. Ellis, John
McGlashin, Paul Greedy, F. Goetsen, ID.
Diffin, Walter German, c. Diffin, Emory
Odell and John Mulqueeny.
\ Puritan Party in Oakland.
On Saturday night Mrs. NJ. B. Augustine
of Peralta Heights gave a Puritan party"
in honor of the twelfth birthday Of her son
julius. The guests were dressed in the cos
tunes of the Puritans, and each was pre-
sented with pretty souvenir of the even
ing The grounds were hung with lanterns
and the house beautifully decorated. Dur
ing the evening there was stereOpticon en-
tertanment and games. Delicate refresh
ments we're served. Among the present
We're: Mrs. Kemp, Mrs. Hunter NJ. g. c.
Edholm, Miss Alice Augustine, Mr. William
Hutton, Miss Rpwena Stevenson, Miss Grace
Hostetter. Miss Edith Williams, Miss Mn
ME Stevenson, Miss Bessie Russell, Miss
Minnie Sutherland, Miss Mabel Mason Miss
Venie Neil, Miss Alice Conkln, Miss Edith
Lang. Mis-, Cornelia Stow, Miss Lottie
bit Kempt, Fred Conklin, We're Hunter, f.
Seulberger, q. de Wolfe, Charlton Edholm.
Miss Birdie Chase, Miss Mile Wheaton.
~ Pacific Coast Weddings.
At San Jose on the 10th inst, without
formal announcement, occurred the mar
rage of Mr.. Edward de GrOat to Miss Lulu
Henning at the residence of the brides
parents. Congratulatory kilograms and
variety of handsome presents We're received
from friends In various parts OF the State
The groom is a son OF Captain W llliam de
Groat of Nyack, \. Y, and was for several
years resident of Monterey County, and for
nearly year has been in the employ OF the
Central Milling Company OF San Jose. The
bride is the second daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
g. w. Henning, and Is native OF Missouri.
Mr. and Mrs de Groat will reside IN the
Garden City.
The Catholic Church at San Leandro was
beautifully decorated on the 18th inst. in
honor OF the marriage of Mr.. Z. Brown and
Miss Mary Ann B0rge. The happy couple
will make their home in Oakland.
On Thursday evening last occurred the
tie Rogers, both Of San Jose, at the residence
of the groom's father, the Rev. 5. q. Gale,
who performed the ceremony.
At Napa Sunday evening, after the regu-
lar service at the Methodist Church, a we'd
ding took plare in which the contracting
parties were Mr.. Louis Barkman Of Oak
land and Miss Ellen NJ. Peddie, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Peddie Of Napa. Rev.
John Coy.e performed tue ceremony. MIR.
and Mrs. Barkman came down on Monday
afternoon to Oakland to remain until to-day,
When they take their departure Tor Port
land, Oregon, where they VIII IN the future
reside.
Society Personals.
Mrs. Samuel NJ. Blair and Miss Jennie
Blair will leave tomorrow for few weeks
visit in the south, making Coronado Beach
their objective point. Mrs. Blair has not
thoroughly recovered from the severe illness
which caused her return from Del Monte.
She has been under constant medical care,
and her daughters devotion has been largely
instrumental IN promoting convalescence
which this southern trip, it Is hoped, Will
render permanent.
Mr.. and Mrs ". E. Dean and Miss Helen
Dean have gone to their ranch in Marin
County.
Miss Annie Wagner and Mr.. Matthew
Wagner of Sacramento are visiting here Tor
a day or two.
Mrs Il. E. Bidwell and Miss Effie Bidwell,
of Red Bluff, and Mrs. c. a. Parker OF san
Francisco. are the guests of Mrs. Frank Bid
well and Miss Ella Tubbs of Sacramento
Mr. and Mrs. Park (uee Beam have arrived
in Seattle and are at present the guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Cassel.
Miss IverS is the guest OF her sister. Mrs.
Henry J. Croker, at the Hoeld del Monte.
Hon. and Mrs. W. W. Bowers OF San
Diego are staying at the Palace Hotel.
Miss Badger of this city, aud Rev. john
Blackwell of Berkeley are at the Sea Beach
Hotel, Santa Cruz.
Mr.. ami Mrs. w. s. Irwin of Honolulu
anu MIS- INClo lCAh ~'iNhNA"J Ia VIZ
East to be gone several months.
Mr. Carter Z. PomerOy came over from
San Rafael on MONDAY.
Mr.. Joseph G. Eastand Joined his family
on Saturday at the Hotel VendOme. Mrs.
EastIapd aud her sons have been spending
the few weeks since the expiration of the
term Of the lease OF their town residence in
Mrs. Senator j. P. Jones and Miss Jones
of Nevada were at the Palace Hotel yes
Mrs. B. Schloss is visiting Vancouver
Mr.. a. Winckler and daughter, Miss Adele
Winckler of Kings City, Monterey County,
are spending some time at the Atna Springs
Mr.. Henry w. RedingtOn is spending
few days in town from his home in San
Rafael.
Miss Maude Kaufman and Miss Kate
Flaherty have returned from Bouldln
Island, where they have been visiting their
friend. Miss Maeta Meyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. T. Walsworth have given
up housekeeping in Seattle and will soon
start on an extended Eastern trip. On their
return they viii spend the winter in Cali
fornia to be near their daughter, Miss Dora
WaIsworth, who is attending Mills College
at Oakland.
Dr. Homer B. Spragne, Mrs. Sprague and
Mr. Goodwin Smith Sprague, OF the Uni
versty OF North Dakota, have gone East by
the northern rout-.
Mrs P. b. Pagan has come on visit to
this city from Santa Cruz.
Mrs. Jeremiah Clark and Miss Lottie
Clark are at Fort Bowie visiting Mrs.
Charles G. Lyman.
Mrs. f. NJ Unworthy will be the guest Of
Mrs Captain Rogers and Mrs. Fuller at
Santa Cruz in October.
Mr.. Il. NJ Osmont has gone to Tennessee.
He will return with Mrs. Osmont via New
York about the middle of October.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. 5. Wilson have return ed
from a visit TO Miss Leila Carroll at her resi-
dence in Sacramento.
Mr. and Mrs. j onn Z. de Ruyter have re-
turned to the city from Sausalito, and are
once more settled III their home, 2432 Deyisa-
dero street.
Mrs. L. d. Post and Miss Lucy Post of
Stockton are visiting in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Spense, who have
been visiting Phelan Park, left for San Jose
ON Monday
Mr.. L. L. 0ullahan was down from Stock
Ion yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Payne, who have
been spending the past summer at Menlo