The morning call., 1890-06-23

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Matsen, H. Odin.
Pacific Coast Weddings.
Mr. A. E. Macarthur of ST. Helena and Miss
IsraelIa +. Leavtt Of Oakland were married at
ST. II elena last Thursday evening. They VIII re-
side in Oakland.
MIR. Frank Field and Miss Josephine Lewis OF
Oakland were united in marriage last TUESDAY
al the residence Of Father King. After the cere-
mony the couple left Tor Santa Cruz and Mon
terey on Il bIdal tour. The bride Is the dangh-
ter OF Edward Lewis. formerl7 Deputy Sherlff.
Miss josephine Burke and Mr.. Arnold j. Mill
lard ,weTe married IN Virginia last Wednesday
The marriage of Mr.. Peter Heideuger and Miss
Frances Sturgeon, of Carson City, was solemn
lied last Thursday by Rev. George X. DAVIS.
Mr.. Thomas l. Mayfirld and Miss lryy For
roster were united IN marriage by Rev. James
Mitchell last Tuesday at the residence OF the
brides parents, near Oakylle.
The Picn,c Season.
The picnic OF ST. Patrck's Assembly, No o 1,
Y. NJ Z. u, and ST. Patrick's t. a. aud b. Guild,
will be held at Shell Mound Park next Thursday.
The nineteenih annual picnic of the Portuguese
Protective and Benevolent Association Will be
held al Shell Mound Park next Sunday.
The Sau Francisco Ladies' Benevolent Society
will hold its tenth annual picnic on July 18Th.
The eighth annual pi chic OF Golden Gate ALI
| ance No. 3 OF st. Pat rick's Alliance Of CalifOr.
mia, Will be held al She Il Mound Park on Sunday
The County Monaghan Social Club win hold
their sixteenth annual picnic at Badgers Central
The CaIIfornia DrIil Corps. n $ G. w, Will
| hold lis annual excursion to Guerneve on FRI
| day, The 4. II prnX.
Parties to Take Place.
Liberty Corps, No. 81, Will hold an open meet
Ing at Washington Hall, 80 Eddy street, next
| Friday evening.
The inaugural party of the Peerless Club will
| be held next Thursday evening at Humans Hall,
14I2 Polk street.
The fremont Club will give its second ami
versary ball at Odd Fellows Hail next Saturday
James A. Garfield Lodge, No. sc. United En-
| downmeuI Association, Will give a-ian party at
! its nail inis evening.
| lie Catholic Ladies' Aid Society, No. IL, of
! this city, VIA give reception at Union square
! Hall, Post street, next Thursday evening.
| Tomorrow evening the members of lhe Min
| net Cub Will give their third monthly hop at
| living Hall, which Is unaffected oy the altera-
| tons now being made In the surrounding prem
| iSes.
The members of Beaver Lodge, No. TO- Royal
! ArgOSy, VIII give their public installation party
! at Foresters' Hall. 20 Eddy: street, on Tuesday
The members of Hesperia Parlor. No. 1877,
| n. ). &. W, VIII hold an open installation and
entertainment, TO be followed by dancing, at
| Mission Opera Hall ON Thursday evening, the
The one hundred and twentyninth recital Of
| the Italian Musical Institute VIII take place at
| the SperanZa Hall, 1O4i hearny street, next Fri
| day evening.
The regular monthly entertainment OF the
| Chidren's Progressive Lyceum, which meets
each Sunday morning at 9091a Market street,
! will begin in that hall next Saturday evening.
| The anniversary campfire and ball of seven
/ Pines Circle, No. 3. Ladies of the q. A. r., will
take place at Saratoga Hall next Monday even
| Ing.
will be given al Saratoga Hall on the 17th proX.
| by the California Amateur Players Club.
| The commencement exercises OF Tue Uni
versilv Of California VIII take place next Weduus-
| day afternoon AT O'clock In tile Harmon GYM
| nastum, BerKeley.
The banquet OF the U. c. Alumni Association
| will lake Mace n MaiSOn DUIee. Franz
! cisco, next Wednesday.
| Society Personals.
Miss Beckie Martin, Miss Flora Welner, Miss
! Marie SlOss and Miss Flora Jacobs have re-
| TUNED from Monterey.
Mr.. L. o. Glalz spent Sunday in Sacramento.
Miss Louise T0nrny has gone TO Los Gatos for
! a few weeks. She VIII afteTward visit other
| points on the coast before returning to town.
| Mrs. Colonel Forney and several other ladies
| from Mare Island went up TO the White Sulphurs
| last Thur day.
Mrs L. Brown and Miss Shrideman are spend
| Ing fe~ weeks with Mrs. Godfrey Fisher at her
Among tue many guests at the Hotel Ven
| DOME IN San Jose, are MI and Mrs. L. 5. Chad
| bourne, Mr.. and Mrs c. L. Drlscol. Mr. and
| Mrs |. Nash, Mr.. and Mrs. William Wenner OF
| this city.
Mrs. w. II. Kruger has returned TO Alameda
| from her extended visit Win friends IN Oregon
! Hon. and Mrs. L. 7. Dantorth (nee Iay were
| the guests, on Monday last, of Mr.. E. Danforth
! at the FL Monte Hotel il being the thirty sew
| enth anniversary OF the wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Z. Danlorth, parents of the naval officer.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Roth aud family are
! passing The summer at tile London House at
| Mrs. {. j. Torbert accompanied by her daugh-
| ter, Miss T0rbert, is enjoying northern "Trip.
| The ladies' have been sojourning III Portland
| Oregon, during the week.
| Mi Henry T. Morris of Alameda left Yesterday
for the Catalina Islands 10 iuslicate for a month
| he has almost entirely recovered from his recent
Mr. Donald F. Tnlingeast of the Bungalow.
| SauSalito, has returned from three mouths
| business trip through the Southern and Eastern
! States, during which time he visited all The prln-
| clpal cities OF the Atlantic SeabOdfd.
| Miss Hattie Son aud Miss Bertha Well left for
| their summer tents al ClOyctdd!e.
| Mr.. ana Mrs L. s. Nensinger are entertaining
| Mr.. and Mrs. q Orge Hooper and Miss Horsey
| at their sumneIhuuse ROsedale, SODoma COHn-
| ~. Miss Horsey is there from her home In Balt
! more, Nd, for soiourn with her sister, Mrs.
! Hooper.
| Gochueaur, viii leave Alameda to-day for Red
wood canyon, where they Will camp for couple
! OF weeks.
Dr. Louis C. Dean OF Toland Medical College
| and Dr. Herbert Hatch Of Cooper Medical Col
| lege spent Saturday and sunday at Camp Jumbo
| on the Lagunitas, near Camp Taylor.
! Mr.. Arthur q. Ranett son of Colonel II. ID
| Ranleit. having finished his second year at the
| Massachusetts institute OF Technology. Is pass
| ing his summer vacation on this Coast.
Mr.. aud Mrs Ohm are guests at the Ross COT
| tage. SauSalito.
Mrs. b. jacobs and family OF 7l3 Union street
| are passing this month At Santa Cruz
Nj and Mrs Charles Main have been paying a
| visit 10 the Hotel del Monte.
| Mrs Joseph Holman and family are spending
| the summer in Nlpa Valley.
| Miss Laura Bates has been paying visit 10 the
| Misses DimOud at MenO Park.
| MISS Martha and Miss Alice Llese of Alameda
have gone TO Pacific Grove, with relatives, TO
! spend the summer.
Mr. Henry Abraham of 1872 McAllIster street,
| Will shortly leave for Weayerville.
| Mr.. ana Mrs. Peter j. McGlynn NEE Finev)
| left for New York last Thursday, aud VIII visit
| Yellowstone Park en- route.
| Alameda 10 In q
day on visit 10 her friend, Miss Daisy Griswnld
Of Los Gullllc0s.
Mr. and Mrs. r.. H. Magin Jr., Miss Florence
aud Mr.. Fred Magill returned to Alameda Fri
day from their tip TO the Yosemite Valley.
MIR. b. j. Sullivan and family and MI George
| McClOsky, all OF san Francisco, are In camp
north OF Camp Taylor for the summer
Miss r. NJ. BoukoIsky aud Miss Rose BOu-
kOfsky have gone 10 CaZaderO.
| Nil and Mrs. Claus SpTeckels and Miss Spreck-
les have left for Honolulu.
Nj. and Mrs. Joseph Wells have returned
to Alameda from their wish 10 friends III Eureka.
Mrs. Bernard Jacobs and family are spending
the summer at Santa Cruz.
MIS-. Sarah Il. Copper has been making a short
stay In Santa cruz.
Miss lille Fromm OF the West End, Alameda
who has been attending Mills Seminary during
the past term. returned home few days ago.
She VIII soon JOIN camping party in the Santa
! Cruz Mountains.
Miss yula Goldsmith Is spending the summer
al Fort Ross.
MIR. and Mrs. A. NJ. Easton have gone TO the
Hotel del Monte for the season.
MIR. Columbus Bartlett returned 10 Alameda
last Wednesday from brief business trip 10
Santa Rosa.
Miss kebecca NJ. Phillips has gone TO Los
Angeles to speud Two months.
Mrs George Chalmers of Stockton Is visiting
Mrs. W +. Buckingham.
Mrs. otIo Breweit OF he West End, Alameda.
has been visiting IN the country for Ihe past
week.
Mr. Charles L. Fair is in New York City.
Among the officers who will accompany their
regiments into camp at Monterey are: Colonel
w. Ii. Smaller, Lieutenant Colonel Charles G.
Bartlett Major Edward MOaH, First Lieutenant
Lewis H. STROLLER, RegimeDta and Post Ad-
Jutant; first Lieutenant CHARLES e. Starr. Quar-
termaster; Lieutenant FianA o. Ferris Captain
| William Z. Dougherty, Captain William n.
| Itsdall, First Lieutenant Charles Il. Vogdes,
Lieutenant Samson FalsOn, Ii uteuant Louis Z.
Brandt, Lieutenant Fred A. Tripp, Lieutenant
George w. Kirkman, Lieutenant Marion 7.
Maus, Lieutenant sidney A. Cloman, Lieutenant
| Everett E. Benjamin. Captain Frank h. Ed
munds, Lieutenant Thomas IL. Barry, all of the
| First United States Infantry. 1he cavalry is
commanded by Captain A. L. Wood, Lieutenant
j. X. Richards, Lieutenant II. A. Brown, Lieu
| tenant j. L. Nolan. The artillery is comma ded