The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-05

several hours were pleasantly passed In ramb-
ling over the Mills aud fishing. A brisk hreeze
and free flowing san made the nomewar rS
a'0p Visit e'' to en hs6e 50 fnt p s
Wele Mr peJSf Preas MISS Gsrac6 Mrs
F. Connor Miss X. Conlon, Miss Nj. Gerlach,
Miss S. Scott, Miss A. Doyle, Miss A, Gruber
Hagerty. Miss L. Gruber, Miss II. Conner. Miss
X. Marshall, Miss ii. Prentss, Miss 5. Hillyer,
Miss I. Renau, Miss NJ. Doble, Miss X. Lori
gan, Miss c. Prentiss; Messrs. L. Gelow, 9.
Gerlach +. Conner, j. PrentisS, f. Ehrhardt, L.
BlcMullen, L. bartlett, nj. Pomeroy. j. Swift, Ii.
Aickel, j. Mckee, w. Coyle, j. Carpenter, j.
Coakley e. Sheridan, Gi SteinmetZ. w. Jones,
E. Dwyer, Ii. Beresford, L. Cornelius, ). Dono-
van.
Last Thursday evening Magnolia Circle, No.
61, c. o. f., gave Its fifth Thursday entertain
ment and social at Foresters' Hall, which was
tasteIully decorated for the occasion. The EN-
tertainment began with a few appropriate re-
marks by the Chairman. Julius Berck, P. c. c.
The following programme was then rendered:
Opening address by Philip Asch, G. Il. OF Court
Magnolia; overture, Miss II. Bernard; recita-
ton from Shakespeare, L. s. Crackbon; song,
Miss II. Davis; recitation, Miss B. Barron; boue
Is. Barnett; recitation, MIR. S. Harris; song,
Miss kosenthal pupil of Miss Ellen Coursen);
recitation, Mr.. L. Marks The affair closed with
a dance The Committee OF Arrangements
Miss Tishler 6. {. Companions, Miss L.
Barron MesSTs. Julius Berck, 5. Harris, LOUIS
Crackbon, Philip Aseh and NJ. 5Neumann-ealned
the congratulations OF the aSsemblage Tor their
earnest endeavors IN making The alialr success
Pacific Coast Weddings.
The wedding OF Mrs. Lizzie j. 0'Donnell and
Mr.. Samuel A. Bishop of San Jose was quietly
celebrated at the residence of Mis-. Bailey 10 this
city, on saturday, July 26th, in the presence OF
few intimate friends. MIR. S. A. Bishop Is per-
haps one Of the best-known men in San Jose,
hay fOr President OF Tie Stleet-CaT
company IN That city, where Inc nappy couple
viii reside.
Jose and Miss Lizzie Craycr0ll, eldest daughter
OF j. w. CiaycrOfJ of Warm Springs, took place
ID the Christian Church at Irvlngton, by the Key.
J. H. Mccullough, on Thursday, the 24th UT
The happy pair will make Mountain view their
future home, where Mr.. Brownell has the posi-
ton OF principal III the grammar school.
Last Monday, at ST. Joseplfs Catholic Church.
San Jose, a petty Wedding took place, the con-
tracing parties being Miss Lizzie Glare Mona
guam, eldest daughter OF MI: and Mrs 4. Mona
CHAN of San Jose. aud MIR. Thomas z. Hogan,
lunber-dealer of Oakland. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hogan went TO Yosemite Fails ON their wedding
tour, aud on their return VIII reside on Eleventh
and Washington streets, Oakland.
Society Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel &. Hort have returned
home from Del Monte.
Mrs. Dimond and Miss Mae Dlmond have gone
to Del Monte from Menlo Park.
Mrs Louis f.. Parrot is entertaining her
mother, Mrs. H. d. Schmidt, who is here on a
visit
Judge r. E. HoughtOn is visiting In Sa Ber-
nardino.
Senator and Mrs. W o. Banks and Miss Banks
have gone 10 visit friends in Stockton.
Mrs. John D. Spreckels and family left CorO-
uado Beach on Saturday for this city.
Mrs. c. Hayward and Master George Hayward
are at the Etna Springs.
Senator Foley OF evada spent Sunday at Del
MIR. George L. Brander is visiting in Los
Angeles.
Lieutenant and Mrs. c. NJ. Perkins have taken
up their residence on Mare Island.
Mrs. James de la MOntanya and little daughter
OF San Francisco are visiting in San jose.
Mrs H. Schultz and daughter, Miss II. Schultz,
are at the lEIna Springs.
Mr.. L. 7. George a Regent OF the University.
Mrs George Hearst is expected TO arrive home
to-day.
Mr. NJ. Theodore Kearney has gone down to
Fresno aud VIII remain for few days
Captain and Mrs. X. r. Thompson have left for
Redondo Beach.
San Jose on the 10Th inst. 10 remain some
time
DR.. and Mrs. Henry Ferrer have returned home
Mir. Henry J. Philpot and his cousin, Mr.. p
Morrison, OF Niles an the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
b. 4. Miller of HeaIdsburg. MIR. PhiIpot is an
accomplished journalist, and an ex-member OF
the staff OF The New York Post
The Misses French OF san Francisco returned
home Thursday, after Il short vacation at Sum
NIT Park with their friend, Miss Bradley.
Among the arrivals on the Belgic Thursday
was Captain W, ii. Sampson, who is to command
The new cruiser San Francisco upon the compile
ton of her uial hin.
MI. Charles s. Howard. accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Birdie Howard, went East Friday,
and intend visiting The principal cities before re-
turning.
Mt. T. Messenger left on Thursday evening fOT
The Eastern States on a business nip.
Miss NoTine Collins and Miss Aggte White left
on the Santa Rosa for Los Angeles They expect
10 be gone some lime.
Mrs. NJ. Michaels and son of Woodland are in
the CITY On visit to her father, Mr.. a. Hyman,
525 Turk street.
Miss Maigret Kearney has gone TO Etna
Springs TO spend her vacation. She expects TO
remain there one month.
Mrs. Hessie NICK. Scott representative OF
James A Garfield Relief Corps, accompanied
The q. a Il. excursion to Iheir annual encamp-
ment 10 be Deld AT Boston. She VIII aIlefward
WISH all the principal Eastern cities, and return
home about the middle OF September.