The morning call., 1890-12-14

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Euchre Party on Seventeenth Street.
A very enjoyable progressive euchre
party was given last Thursday evening by
Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Maison, at their resi-
dence. 561 Seventeenth street.
After very interesting and exciting game
of about three hours length, it was decided
that of the lady participants Miss Grace
kimball was the most successful, and OF the
gentlemen Mr.. Lawrence Alberti. Miss
Emma Raymond aud Mr.. Harry Marsh were
the successful candidates for the BOBBY
prizes. After the excitement of the game
had somewhat subsidized, refreshments were
served and the guests departed, unanimous
in their expressions of enjoyment.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Reuben Raymond, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Warren, Mr.. and Mrs. Valencia, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. j. Blattner. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. S.
Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs. l. 2. kincaid, Miss
mond. Miss o. Patton. Miss NJ. Manning.
Miss Dolly Cooper, Miss Amelia Weir Miss
Grace Kimball, the Misses May and Be lie
Kiacaid; Messrs. Lawrence Alberti, ID. q.
Gerdes, c. w. Manwaring, L. c. Bates.
Fred Cakes, w. j. Knowles. Harry c.
Marsh, Master Louis Maison, +. G. White.
The Dwyer-Boyle Wedding.
The marriage OF Mr.. William Dwyer and
Miss Lille Boyle was solemnized last
w pt- SuulSus otiCio,
by the Rev. Father O'Connor. Miss Nellie
Boyle acted as bridesmaid and the groom's
best man was MIR. Frank Dwyer.
After the marriage the happy couple and
their assistants were conveyed to the resi-
dence of the bride, where many guests were
awaiting their arrival. The parlors were
handsomely decorated, and a most Sumptu-
Gus breakfast was served.
The bride is an old resident of the Potrero.
and is very estimable and highly respected
lady. The groom Is also very prominent
young gentleman, aud is favorably known
all through that section.
Late in the afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Dwyer
left for bridal trip TO San Jose. and will
not return for some days. About thirty
guests were present, and all had pleasant
time.
The San Francisco Athletic Club Party.
Another very successful party was given
last evening by the San Francisco Athletic
Club at B'nai Birth Hall, which was hand
somely dec Grated with streamers. flags and
lanterns.
Mr.. S. Fl. Austin and Miss Kitty Delury
headed the grand march, to the music of
Blum's Orchestra.
Following compose the management Of
the club and the special committees respec-
lively: Officers-President S. II. Austin :;
Nice-President, j. w. Kelly; Treasurer, A.
F. Bresln; Recording Secretary, D. ".
bChCilS nelly ,
Sergeant-at-Arms, j. Coffee; Trustees
+. }. Evans, L. T. Handy and P.
J. Hagan; Finance Committees. Dru-
gan, d. Denehy and W. Barrett ;
Committee of Arrangements-A. F. Breslin
chairman, Il. F. Flood, G. W. Bishop, d.
v. Denehy, L. McEneany; floor manager,
I: +. Flood; Reception Committee-G. w.
Bishop (Chairmar), J. J. Coffey, A. j..
Muller, T. Kirchner, j. Dunnng, G. Miller.
F. Toolan, P, j. Hagan, D. a. Conroy, j. c.
Moran, William Boardman, L. F. Handy, P.
Gallagher, NJ. :. Sullivan, j, T; Broderick,
G. Reno, d, Landers, NJ. Mcdonnell, E.
Cheline, j. McTiernan, 6. w. Baker, d.
Denehy, William Carl, L. Jentzsch, j. Nc
Quaid, G. Freudenthal,. F.. p. Slater, J..
Kenny, William DAILY, j. Cheline, W. A.
s: Kelly. F. Olsen, w. J. Cleary, A. j..
Clark, L. p. Clark, j. ". Kelly, S. Drugan,
j. Ahern, ID. Sullivan, P. DieZ, r. j. Evans,
ID. w. Bresliu, J. COnroy, j. NJ. O'Connor,
William Barrett, James McQueeny.
The I'm ghts of Honor Entertainment.
A joint meeting of District No. 9. Knights
of Honor, Charles II. Holcomb, D. d. &.
d.. comprising the following city lodges,
Union, No. 1895, Keystone, No. 2lO7, Conf
dence, No. 1882. and Fortuna, No. 2449,
gave pleasant entertainment last Tuesday
evening in conjunction with Confidence
Lodge, No. 22S2, in Ruby Hall, Red Mems
Building.
The hall was handsomely decorated and
crowded With friends of the order. Deputy
Holcomb presided genially at the opening
entertainment, which was followed by the
service OF an elaborate supper to some SOC
guests, and later by dancing to a late hour
The Interesting programme was as fol
lows: Piano solo. Miss Mary Bede; song
| Mrs. c. Rosenberg; either duet. Miss and
| Master Whitehead; recitation, Mr.. Charles
| W. Petry; violin and guitar duet, Miss Lena
| and Master Schoenwald; comic song, Mr.
| Stephen S. Balk; piano duet, Miss Lillian
| Thomas and Miss Dolly Bissart; banjo and
| guitar duet Messrs. Farrell and Manning
! comic songs, Mr.. Richard j. Whelan; piano
solo. Mrs. Hassack.
The ENJOYABLE affair was given under The
| following efficient management: Committed
| of ArraDgements-Mess Thomas Vice, III
Richter, Mr.. Mccormack, MIR. William Soil
mann; Reception Committee-Mr. Edward
| Foreman, Mr.. NuIling, Mr.. Barry and Mr.
| Finigan; Floor Com mittee-Mr. Charles w
Petry and Mr.. Stang.
The sequoia Drill Corps Party.
The first benefit ball of the Sequoia Drill
Corps, No. 4, n. S. G. W., took place las
evening at Odd Fellows Hall The corps
has not long been organized and possesse:
fine material for a first-class military com
| pany.
Blum's Orchestra furnished the music fol-
| the dancers, which commenced with grand
| march led by Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Barton
| The last waltz was not called till after u :3(
| O'Clock.
The officers of the corps are: President
R. d. Barton; Vice-President, d. S. Curran
| Secretary, II. l.. Bacigalupi; Treasurer, c.
| A. Gould; Sergeant alarms, G. Floyd.
Following composed the committees Of
| the evening: Committee of Arrangements
D. S. Curran Chairman. c. A. Gould. c. F.
Larabee, q. Floyd, G. Wheeler; Reception
Committee-D. s. Curran, W. F. Kock, E.
X. ID. Barton, floor manager; james IL
Donobue, assistant floor manager; FloO
| Committee-C. A Gould, Fl. l.. Bacigalupi
W. P. johnson, A. V. Reed, G. F. McDevitt
Ives-Hand Wedding I'm Alameda.
On Tuesday evening last Miss May E.
Hand, the charming and accomplished
daughter of 8 !. and Mrs. j. W. Hand, ant
| Mr.. Jesse F. Ives were united in the hcl
and Mrs. John Dickson of Sherman street
Alameda. They are both popular youna
people of that city. The parlors of the resi-
dence were artistically decorated.
AS, the bridal party. entered the room
Me ends IS, hrs welding March, M wa,
| Dickson was the maid of honor, the
bridesmaids being Miss Jennie Hand, Miss
| Susie Hand. Miss Alice Hand and Miss Linz
Beck. The party were met by the groom
| ana MS pest man, Mr.. FRED Wnlte, and the
impressive ceremony was read by the Rev
E. Y. Garrette, pastor Of the First Prcsby.
terrain Church. Congratulations followed
and sumptuous wedding supper was en-
| joyed.
Tho newly married couple were the re
| cpients of many elegant presents, one 0
which was a beautiful standing lamp from
the Alameda Bicycle Club, of which tn
| groom is an honored member.
The happy couple left the next morning
to spend the honeymoon in San Jose. in
tending to return in few days to max
| their home in Alameda.
Tho United Scandinavian Concert.
A gratifying attendance greeted the ap
pearance of the United Scandinavian Singer
last evening at Saratoga Hall, where the,
appeared for the benefit of the Swedish
| Norwegian and Finnish relief societies.
After the concert there was dancing till {
late hour.
The committees Of the evening were com
posed as follows: Committee OF Arrange
ments-J. Okerblad, NJ. Moe, U. Sandman
c. A. Jansson. L NJ. Jansen, P. II. Hanson
+. Peterson, A. Johannesen, F. Seeberg
Reception COmmittee-C. A. Jansson, Aug
| johnson, C. +, Johnson /, Syerdrup r. or