The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-26
Wedding of Miss C. James and
Mr.. o. ShacklefOrd at
PasO Robes.
A DEL MONTE MUSICALE.
The Merry Entertainers Entertained.
Party on FiIbert Street - A
Church Entertainment - Miss
Donohue Surprised - Gathering
of Sons of Veterans-The Tide
of Summer Travel.

A delightful musicale Of an Impromptu nature
WAS arranged on Thursday evening at Del
Monte by Mr.. Isaac Requa and Mrs. Il. j. Stew
ant. Is paflOr concert II was an entire success,
lie music being particularly choice and every
selection winning unstlnled applause from the
many listeners, who hailed The presence among
lem of such special musical talent.
Ire programme included the following selec-
tons: GoOdby " lTostD, Farewell" (Tours),
10y Mrs. Ritter; "Norrei Morir" (TostD ain Old
E-adfid'r (Troterel Mrs. Alfred Abbey; two
) anish dances (MoSZkowsk) Mrs. Ii. j. Stew
ait and Mr.. Clarke W. Reynolds; violin solos,
mazoulka (WieniawSkD, Mr.. Noah Brandt; Sc.
lections from Chopin and other celebrated COM
uosefs, Mrs. H. j. Stewart Mr.. Clarke W. Rey :
mods accompanied throughout with his usual
ski.
So successful was the concert that a second, on
more elaborate scale. is being arranged for the
near future.
Notes.
Tie Bohemian Club hold their midsummer
inks to-day and tomorrow at their camp near
Cazadero. SShey will leave The city al II o'clock,
taking special Train at Sausalto, and return to
MORROW evening
Battery Ii, Second Artillery Regiment, will
give lleir regular social this evening at the
aImofy, 40 Grove street.
Tie Order Of the Mystic Shrine OF New York
viii visit Santa Cruz ON tie 9Th pIox. Including
Tie Cal fornta members of tie order there VIII
be about 400 persons in the party. Islam Tenn
lle Of Ibls city will give barbecue at the Big
Trees, near Santa CIuz, On,the same day.
The entertainment of The Children'S Progress
sIYt Lycenm VIII he gwen al ST. Georges Hall
inns evening.
Miss Leila AtchiGson of Petaluma entertained
4 number OF her san francisco and Oakland
friends Monday evening In honor OF her guest
Miss Boggs of Woodland. a very enjoyable even
lHg was spent.
lie Jolluies VIII hold their regular weekly
al as,r,vr Han MIsSt N
rect, opposite WoOdwaId's Gardens.
Miss Jennie Refs gave a reception to number
OF her friends on Wednesday evening, at her res
ldence 11O5 Cough street. 1t was very Ell
loyable affair.
\. L. l. No. 3, will give an entertainment
ana dance at B'nai b Ith Hall this evening
highly successful musicale was given last
evening at the residence of Mrs. Lunt, on Central
avenue, Alameda. under the auspices of The
Juitarian Ladies' Society. The proceeds are TO
70 toward The building fund OF The church.
A Faso Robies Wedding.
A quiet and interesting wedding took place
last Tuesday morning at O'Clock in Paso
Robes when MI. Otto Shackleford, only son OF
Hll. Z. NJ. Shackleford of the Southern Milling
Comtauy, was united in marriage to Miss Carrie
James, youngest daughter OF Hon. and Mrs.
j.. W. James The groom IS an estimable
aud prosperous young business mau and bis
hIide one Of the most charming aud popular
young ladie- in PasO Robes.
lie Wedding was quiet one, and occurred at
tie residence of the brides parents. Father
frankie of San Miguel officiaIed, and The cere-
.mCuy was performed In very impressive man
mel. OILY members Of The family were present
After being heartily congratulated 10y their
hum I0us fliends, Mr.. and Mrs. SnackleiOrd left
tot thls city on visit, proposing subsequently
10 go 10 Del Monte Tor week, after which they
VIII return 10 PaSO Robes and take up their
future residence there.
Giuw1rd Street Church Entertainment.
\ special entertainment and social was given
last evening at HOwaId-street NJ. E. Church on
Howard, between Second and lhiId streets by
tie young men Of the Emergency Circle.
a long aud specially attractive programme
drew together large aud select audience which
seemed thoroughly TO enjoy the fare set before
them Ire varied menu was as follows: Open
piano solo, Mir. HaTOid L. Spoouer; reading, Mr..
v. Il. Taylor; Gu pldOr duet, MI. w. \. burey
and pr. j. A. Dewitt; recitation, Rev. w. b. Bo-
YdidI lie RtmUYdP-Cast: Squire Devere,i Mr..
". FoIsy hi Jennie, Mi. W. Burey; Tom Forge,
Mr.. j. l.. Sale; viii AXel Mr.. W. H. Taylor;
John, Mr.. ". +. Sp nCer. A few minutes with
Professor L. d. Rowe; bass solo. Mr.. Frank Pratt;
recitation, MI. ". q. Forsyth; instrumental
solo Unknown; "Dlfhcult Love Making" Mr..
George Buck instrumental quartet, Mr. Fred
Wilson, Mr.. Charles MadAu, Mr.. Charles Young,
Mi. ID. Ii. Marinoi refreshments free. The
Unknown" who performed turned out to be
Master Georgia Gardiner, who performed his
pait Capilay. Every number won its need OF
appreciation, not excepting the last.
The officers OF the circle are: Mr.. w. NJ
Lacey, President; Miss L. j. OnyOn, Nlee-Presl-
Sale, Treasurer. Following served efficiently on
Tie Two chlct committees: Refreshment Com
mltt.ee-Mr. ). L; sale, Mr.; Clyde Harris, Mr., J.
Spencer Mr.. w. NJ. Lacey, Mr.. A. DonOgh, Mr..
". &. Forsyth, Mr. W. Ii. Taylor, Mr.. Z. Will
Jams; ReceUllGn Communicable. A. Berglund,
Mr.. q. ii. kuhns, Mr.. p. Creba Mr.. c. X. Lik-
lis, Mr.. l. Miller, Air. Jacob Swart
Il Club Reception.
The merry Entertainers" were pleasantly
welcomed at the residence Of Miss Elise McIn-
tosh, whose sister, Miss Nellie Mcintosh, Is a
member Of the club, on Thursday evening last
After several hours of singing ana dancing the
CLUB gave a capital version OF their new piece,
"Ihe Biz People" which was appreclatiyely re-
ceiyed. The guests were then ushered 10 the
sup eI-room, where delightful repast was
served. Alter refreshments had been enjoyed
Miss Elise Mcintosh was presented Oy the club
win Il magnificent silver water set beautifully
designed and elegantly engraved.
Among those present were: Miss Elise Mcln-
tosh, Miss Anna Meehau. Miss Mildred James,
Miss Nellie Mcintosh, Miss Sarah Kane, Miss
Matte James, Miss Blanche Bolton, Miss Gertle
Mcintosh, Miss Glare Gardner, Miss Marie
O'CoGnor, Miss Maude Mcintosh, Miss Kitty
Mekeuna; Messrs. VIII 7. DOrrance, John ii
j. Mcintosh. Joseph NJ. Kerr, Henry Z. Nc
Kenna, JEFF o. Mcintosh, WIN NJ. QBrlen, W.
a. Bower. Raymond Wilson, Lee LOngfellow,
Harry YOimer and John Ii. Smith.
The Sous Of Veterans Entertainm ent.
General John +. Miller Camp, No. 3, Division
OF California, Sons Of Veterans. gave an enjoy
able entertainment and social last evening at
Union square Hall. The programme, which was
arranged by Mr.. Guy Durren was as follows:
Overture, Bium's Orchestra; Delsarte move
ments, under Tie direction of Mrs. Guy Durrell,
Iris Cub; reading, AUX ltalens," II. Clay
Eastman; emotions, Iris Club; SOLO, "a NJ other
Watch by the Sea-" Z. A. Maurer; lablraux,
His Club. Dancing was aiterward INDUCED III
until midnight under tie direction OF Mir. j. b.
Allen, assisted by MessTs. j. ". Bonney and j.
I. Stour. The Reception Committee consisted
L dan gafn rad
son and Z. W. Dunn. Excellent music was fur
nished by Blun's Orchestra.
Surprise Party.
surprise party was rendered by the Inter
Nos Musical and Literary Club TO their Presi-
dent, Miss Mamie Donohue, on her return from
Fleasanlon, where she has been spending the
season, last Tuesday night.
The evening was passed in singing and dane
ing. Miss Maggie Cornyn aud Miss Anita Miles
sang a duet. Miss Maggie Noon rendered solo.
a duet was sung by Miss Katie Miles and MIR. T.
Marloe After The club members sang fAloon-
light on The Lake" the guests repaired TO the
dniDg-room. ar. Thomas l.. Searey proposed a
AS TO Miss DOuOhue, which feengy re-
s.nndel TO by that young lady. After supper
dancing was INDUCED In.
. Following ar those who were present: Miss
Katie higgins, MI aud Mrs. J. UTqurhart, Mr..
j. Wrin, Miss Mole Mcclure, MIR. Lee Mar
tnetG. AiisS Maggie Mcclure, Dir. j. Donohue,
Miss Nellie Green, Mr.. q. L. Mefguire, Miss j.
HhIIDey MIR. Louis Zander, Mr.. A. Il. Emerson,
MISS anna Milt5j MI. D. H. NtiEuIlej hiSo NJ
A Higgins, MI Frank l.. Noriega, Miss N.
Sheehan, Mr.. Il. ID. Quinlan, Aiss Lizzie Law
renee, Miss Maggie Peterson, Miss NJ. Whitney,
Mr.. Z. Hayden. Mr. John Power, Mr.. William
Sheriff., Miss NJ. Hayden, Mr.. j. Coleman Miss
Lulu Noon, Miss Agnes Noon, Mr.. j. MOriarity,
Nj. n. Henry Miss COnentOn, Miss NJ. CODentOn,
Mi. X zach. Miss M. DOnOhue, Mr.. A. DonOhue,
Mi. Eugene D0nohue Miss Mabel Searey. Miss
Annie SeaTey, Mr.. William Griffin, Nj. +. Hg
gins, MI L. Roach, Miss NJ. Sullivan, Miss Mag.
gle Noon, MI. +. Sullivan, Miss Hyde, Mr.. I. w.
Mdrlue. MI d. L. Griffin, Mr.. L. f. Bauy, Mr.
d. j. Sheehan. Mr. w. I. Cr0nan, Miss Mamie
Miles, Mrs. DOnOhue. MIR. Thomas M. Searey
Mr. VI. Davis, MIR. john Griffin, Miss Saliie
kiDon, Mr.. j. j. SheeIan. MIR. L. Seerls, Mr.. j.
Campbell, Mr.. A. Kiernan, MIR. L. l.. Brown,
MIR L. Miener, Mr.. ID. J. R ardon, Mr.. L.
RIlener, Air. II. Barkel Mr.. Z. Griffin. Miss A.
Whitney, Miss Lizzie Cohen, Mr.. aud Mrs, L.
O'Neil, Mrs. Il. Peterson.
TIL fIambeau Lodge Entertainments
The second entertainment and dance of Flam-
beau Lodge, No. z, Order of Beacon Light, took
place last evening at Saratoga ball. Between
400 anG 500 friends were present, and, thanks
to excellent management. both sections oil The
affair were thoroughly enjoyed.
The entertainment programme was as follows:
Overture, selected orchestra; address, Supreme
Z esdeut l.. L. Dunand; vocal trio, Miss Kiite