The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-21


Yachting Club Dance.
Rev. DR.. Mackenzie will deliver an attractive
address, entitled IAN Outing In the Orient" at
the First Presbyterian Church next Thursday
evening. 1t will be for the benefit OF the I'D.
DIS" or doctors Daughters" one OF the many
charitable societies organized by the doctor III
connection with church work. Tie young ladies'
composing The society do an immense amount OF
good Of an extremely delicate nature, and their
kind firm hands are sadly tied for want Of suffi
cient funds. The address on Thursday evening
IS likely TO be particularly Interesting and should
attiacnz1arge attendance.
Last evening, Germana Lodge No. 90, q. E.
A. held pleasant open meeting al their haii
In Shlels Building. Dancing I'LL late hour was
the feature Of the evening Tie affair was I'M
der The auspices Of The following committee;
Mrs +. Fuflong Mrs. NJ. Locke past Com
mander), Mrs. L. Miller, MI l.. Il. StIuckmeyer
and MI Edward Baton.
Mr.. aud Mis-. Austin P. Moore have issued
some three hundred and fifty invitations for a
welcome home" reception, to be given next
Wednesday evening at their residence on tile
northeast corner OF Pacific avenue and peT visa,
deTo street, In honor OF their sons ana lhelr
WiYes-Mr. and Mrs. Charles a. Moore, (nee Bar
feda), AMI Mr. aud Mrs. Pei cy +. Moore tuee
Maeondrdy) The TWO weddings were promi-
Bent society events OF the past season.
James T. Garfield Lodge, No. Sc U. E. A.
has postponed lis anniversary party for thirty
days on account Of the death OF member.
Miss Mamie HoIbrook gave large crcus-party
Monday evening, in honor Of Miss Page OF Port
land. Alter the performance dainty supper
was enjoyed al lie family residence on Van Ness
avenue.
The leading members Of the new Buffalo club,
spIOmislnE social organization banded together
for the giving Of periodical select hops, are:
Mr. T. J. Michel, hir. W. E McCreery Mr.. }.
T. Burns, MI George Habenicht, Mr.. W T.
fFrF FrLr md Mr
Tie Catholic Ladies' Aid Society, No 20, gave
their fret entertainment and social on FRIDAY
evening at Sacred Heat Church Hall. on the
corner If Fillmore and Fell streets. Tie ladies
made the affair complete success and peculiarly
pleasant TO all who attended.
The Robertson-HIlIsrd Wedding.
San Interesting wedding was quietly solem-
uized last evening at the residence OF Mrs. Ra-
mona Hilard, SD Geary street. The prinei-
pals were her daughter. Miss May Hillard,
daughter OF tie late Captain +. Hillard, and
niece ef ex- Governor ROmualdo PaehecG, and
Dir. John Robertson, member OF one OF the
Tie brides father was the captain OF the first
steamer on this coast, and her grandfather,
Captain John Wilson, brought the FIRST sailing
vessel, tho Aacuchos TO THIS port-then NeTba
BueDa-in 1925. The bride Is also cousin OF
Mrs. William TrVis Of this city. MI Robertson,
who Is now with a lite insurance company OF
New York Is very genial gentleman and justly
pTond OF The beauty and accomplishments vi his
bride.
The ceremony was performed shortly after
o'clock ueiore the bay-wndow of the main par
IOTs which we're beautifully adorned for the &C.
casion lie curtains we're tapestried with
choice blossoms that glowed brightly amid a
dai k backg ouud Of palm eXOlcs. In the center
sWayed an immense weddlug-bell wrought OF
cosmos, syTinga, Japanese anemones and maiden
hair fern, and suspended with light chain OF
twlniDg smilaX. Ali around were vases OF lie
loveliest flowers. an immense stand Of La France
roses on the central table In the luxuiiousy fur-
Rished room being particularly noticeable.
Tie bridal party consisted OF The three charm
ing bridesmaids, Miss Angela Sullivan, Miss
Acacia Ofeua and Miss Belle " eiss; The grooms-
men, Colonel Alexander q. Halves and Mr.. Par
IOtt; the best man. Mr.. c. {. Hillard, brother
OF the bride. aud the handsome pair TO be united.
The Very Rev. Father PiendeTgast, V. e., per-
formed lie impressive ceremony. Governor Pa
eheeo was TO have given away his niece, but
owing 10 his abs nee in The East this duty was
performed by the brides mother, Mrs. Ramona
billiard.
Owing 10 the fact that the BRIDES family is In
mourning only few most Intimate friends were
Invited 10 the ceremony, aud alter these had
offered cordial congratulations the company re-
paired 10 the dinlug-rOom, where the bride aud
groom were enthIontd beneath an artistic floral
canopy at The head OF one OF tile long tables.
Here an elaborate wedding supper was enjoyed
amid the decorations of exotic flowers ana pieces
montees Of glace fruit The immense wedding
cake, with its silver bell and miniature bridal
couple, formed quite conspicuous ornament.
COpETatu ations were here renewed aud the
future OF the happy pair made the subject Of
many heartfelt good wishes.
some. They included rOse-diamond PIN from
Mrs William IevIs; diamond ear rings, Miss
Sullivan; watch and chain, Mr.. C. {. Hillard;
mantel CLOCK, Mr.. MURPHY magnificent Bohc-
mian glass vase, Dr. w. E. ReaIcon, with num-
be- less Others.
Among those who enjoyed Mrs. Hilards
kindly Hospitality on this occasion were: Mir.
and Mrs. William Teyis, DR.. and Mrs. Sullivan,
Mr.. ana Mrs. JASPER Orena, Miss Acacia Orena.
Miss Adelaide Hllard, T. and Mrs bbey,
Mrs. Paache Miss Latallade, Mrs e. Dana Of
San LUIS Obispo, Colonel A. e. Hawes Mr.. Par
Iott, Miss Angela Sullivan, Mrs. Weiss, Miss
Bella Weiss, Mr.. Moore, DR.. w E. Riordan, Mr..
Putnam, Mir. Mcguire, MIR. Martinez Mr.. William
Sullivan, Mir. John HillaTd, Mr.. Frederick Hill
lard and many others.
M and Mrs. Robertson left during the evening
for Tie Palace Hotel, where they VIII remain
until Tuesday. They Will then leave for the nrsl
Of a series OF pleasant trips which Will continue
for some three months. Iher Itinerary ulti-
mately includes visit 10 Texas, The native State
Of Mr.. Robertson.
The Smith Dinner Party.
Mrs. W. Ii. Smith gave pleasant dinner party
last Wednesday evening at her residence, on the
corner OF Buchanan and Sacramento streets. 1t
was complimentary 10 Mrs. Theresa Fair on the
occasion Of her departure 10 visit her daughter,
Mrs. Herman Oelrichs, at Seabrght After en-
toyDg an elaborate menu several hours were
pleasantly passed in the draming-rooms In tile
participation OF music and conversation. The
sdieux were said before midnight, and the
guest OF the evening received the kindly parting
expression OF many 9" bon voyage" and " an
revolt" Among these present were: Mrs. Fair,
Mrs. w. H. Smith, Mrs. Yolney .Spalding. Mr..
Young. Miss Belle Smith, Miss Lily Brush Mr..
Joseph Austin and Mr. Donald de V. Graham.
A Church Entertainment in Prospect.
A musical and literary entertainment Will be
given at Unlon-square Hall next Wednesday
evening under the auspices OF the Society Of
Young People of Trinity Church known as the
Rectoi's Circle. The principal feature of the even
ing VIII be the presentation OF w. ID. Howel!s
amusing comedy, " The Garrotefs." Those tax
Ing part Will be: Miss Martha 7. Gibbs, Miss
Edna Lissak, Miss Gertrude HOusman, Miss
Farnswortb MsssTs Z. b. Mccormack, j. +.
LarkeD, viii Denman, Frank Avery and Fred
Norris. III addition TO the play an attractive
musical programme has been prepared, which
will be participated In by the nnest talent 10 the
city.
Farewell Party on Mission Street.
Miss Louise Kelly OF 1924 Mission street en-
terIalned few OF her friends last Monday even
ing 1t was farewell party, as she intended to
leave for the East the following day.
Her young friends arrived al o'clock In the
evening and were soon In the full tide OF merry
making. Music, games and dancing helped all
TOO well 10 pass away the time. During the
pleasant AFFAIR the guests were Invited TO parlake
Of bountiful repast, to which full justice was
done.
Among those present were: Mrs. Moss, Mrs.
ia Quith, Mrs. McQuade Miss Mamie McQuade,
Miss Agnes ia QuIth, Miss Mollie MastiD. Miss
Maggie McGll, Miss Emma Andres, Miss Nellie
Lee, Miss Z. -Murry Miss Bella Bell, Miss Louisa
Kelly, Miss Sarah Mos: and Miss Josie Brown;
o n a. ME- As Myeoarhs MI William Lee AiP Mr.
p. Burke, NJ. j. Conway; Mr.. A. Mccarthy, Mr..
George Hastings, Mr.. j. Leye, Mr.. ID. MCCARTHY a
NE james Riley Mr.. N. Kelly ana mr. James
Mccarthy.
Hons Promised at tho PIeasanton.
Alta meeting held last Wednesday evening at
the Hotel Pleasanton the gentlemen guests pres
eut formed an organization, known as the "FIeas-
anton SocIal.u for The purpose of holding hops