The morning call., 1890-07-06
The Brilliant Celebration Ball
Given Friday at Del
Monte.
TRUMBO FAREWELL DINNER.
Marriage of MIR. E. Ford and Miss
Oakley at New York-Party on
Larkin Street - Russell Ellis
Wedding - An Italian Concert.
Notes of Weddings and interest
ing Events on the Coast.

InQ EHtTlS vi lHe OUdolI
An Interesting marriage In New York, on the
10Th ut., was that OF Mi. Austin E. Ford, editor
Of the New York Freeman's journal, and for
merry OF san Francisco, and Miss Annie 5. Oak
ley, daughter OF the late Samuel Oakley OF this
city The ceremony was performed by Right
Rev John Loughn. i. D., Bishop OF Brooklyn.
n. Y, Rev. NJ. j. LOTUS, rector of the Cathedral
OF ST. John the Baptist, assisting The nuptlal
mass was attended by the immediate relatives
of the contracting parties ouly.
The Trumbo Dinner.
Colonel and Mrs. Isaac TrumbO charmlngly
enlertal ned a number Of friends at dinner on
Thursday evening in honor OF General and Mrs.
James S. Claikson. The scene OF their hospi-
tally was the Maison TortOni.
Nothing could have been more attractive in its
own way than the table appointments. Pretty
clusters of roses were attlslicay disposed to en-
hanee the general effect and charm the eye,
while The remaining senses were fully taxi care
OF. The menu was a astronomical chel-o'1uyre
and, together with Colonel and Mrs. TFumbo's
cordially, Will, DO doubt, llnger among the de
parted visitors pleasant memories OF san Fan
Those present were: Colonel aud Mrs. Trum-
DO, General and Mrs. James 5. GARRISON, Hon.
III NJ; Estee Mrs. Estee, Miss kstee Mr. Rich
ard Clarkson, Mrs. Richard Carkson, Miss Grace
MOsher MI. Henry Bieeow, MI. Morton
Michel and Mr.. and Mrs. Is. Meeks.
Notes.
Camping parties In Marin County are now
fully en- reggie. MIL Valley and Ross Valley are
new points OF interest lately invaded by the
campers to great extent this year Bollnas,
Willow Camp Liberiy's, Camp Taylor, Nicasio,
Lagunitas. Tiburon and numerous fayorlte spots
are alive with merry parties.
Miss Madge Z. Dennan Webster daughter Of
Mr.. ARENAS Webster OF Shanghai, China, was
married, June 2l>t, al the home Of her parents,
TO MIR. George Freeman Gray of Denver, Colo,
eldest sou of the late Judge j. II. Gray Of Iowa.
Last Sunday The Virginia Cily friends OF Mi.
d. T. DeluIy rendered HIM pleasant surprise
party at his residence on Florence street.
Tie Sixth Regiment, comprising some 300
men. arrived In Santa Cruz yesterday afternoon.
General and MIS-. Bidwe entertained Hon.
". ID. English and MT. j. c. Martin very pleas
sntly for short time last Thursday at tbetr res
ideuce 10 Chico.
A Swedish solree musicale Will be given al
Irving Hall this evening.
Mrs. F. L. Coomos gave very pleasant Ten
nySon tea' recently at her residence IN Napa 10
some twenty-five lady friends.
Ine ChauiaUquans Will hold an assembly at
Lake Tahoe August 11th.
Alr. and Mrs. o, II. Churchill OF Los Angeles
gave a dinner party recently 10 honor OF Bishop
ana Mrs. C. b. Fowler, who have been their
guests for the past few DAYS.
Mr.. and Mrs. EnTico CampObelo have decided
TO locate In Salt Lake City. Next fall ne Will
produce the opera, Lucia d LammermooT,"
with home talent. Mr.. Campabello and his wife
Will prove valuable ACQUISITIONS 10 The musical
circles OF Salt Lake.
The Del Monte Ball.
The celebration of the nations birthday al
Monterey eliminated in the brilliant ball held in
the evening at Del Monte. Contrary to prece-
dent aud expectation, it was very elaborate
affair. All the preparations were on liberal
scale; the ladies appeared in elegant evening
toilets, and the success OF the entertainment was
assured from the first by the enthusiasm which
pPfVddpd the brilliant cOmuaUy assembled
The ballroom was appropriately decorate
with The national colors festo0ned around the
walls. Clusters OF bright flowers filled the sides
OF the WindOW-recesses and palms screened the
musicians, consisting OF Noah Brandts OrChes-
ira. Supper was served at II 80 O'Clock. when
terrapln and golden hulds Of choice vintage were
enjoyed. Mr.. L. NJ. GIeenway was master of
ceremonies. and was highly compllmeuted on
bis direction of the affair The zest and inspira-
lion of the dance seemed to have entered into the
flying feet, and this unttrlng verve, together
with Inc attractions Of beautiful flushed faces,
the flash OF jewels, the CLEAN OF white shoulders,
The spell OF stirring music, made up picture not
soon TO be forgotten by those privileged to par
ticipaIe in IL.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
ilam Alyord. Captain Robert Armstrong,
Mrs. L. 5. Adams, Mr.. L. ID. Adams Mr.. Il. Por-
Ter Ashe, Mr.. and Mrs George Boardman, Miss
Blair, Miss Jennie Blair Miss Lille Brush, Miss
Laura Bates, Mr.. L. Nj. Block, Lieutenant Louis
+. Brant, Lieutenant E. L. Benjamin, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Brown, Lieutenant aud Mrs.
I. Il. Barry, Mrs. George BarstOw, Mrs.
Bester, Mr.. Joaquin Bolado. Miss Dulee
Bosao, Mss Mamie Jamie. BRRTIlng MRS George W.
Robert Baliour. Miss A. Bacon. Miss Bingham,
Miss E. Bieeow, Lieutenant X. A. Brown. the
Carolan, Lieutenant 5. A. Cloman, Mrs. ". A.
Chabot, Miss Nellie Chabot, Mr.. George Croker,
Mr.. and Mrs. P: c. Campbell, Mrs. Il. P. Chrsly,
colonel Casey, Mr.. j. l.. Cogswel Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. Dean, Miss Dean, Mr.. Walker n. Dean,
Mrs. Horace Davis: Mrs. E. J: Dean, Miss
Joseph &. Eastland, Colonel and Mrs. E. Z.
Eyre, Miss Mary Eyre Mr.. Perry P. Eyre, Nj s.
NJ. NJ. Estee. Mrs. r. b. FaVre, Lieutenant Sam
Fair, Mr. Z. A Fisher, Mrs. j. w. FarTen, Miss
Farren, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. FInnlgan, Mrs. C. V.
Gunner, MIR. L. NJ; Greenway, Miss Gould, Miss
Gibbs. Mrs. Fred Gibbs, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam uel
Ais1andsr Hsnllt6a, Mr. o:good Hooker.
ME- as miss Mss Mn1s nHSpgnO
Hoyt, MI. and Mrs. Timothy Hopkins. Mr.. and
Mrs. Q. A; Hole, Judge, Ogden Hoffman, Or. and
Mrs. Frank Ho6erg, Mr.. Jerome A. Hart, Mrs.
H. A. Jerome Lieutenant George w. Kirkman.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. n. Knowles, Miss Knowles, MISS
NJ. A. Kinney, MIR. and Mrs. NJ. NJ Latham, DIR.
A. n. Lane, Mrs +. E. Lohm an, Miss Lehman,
Lieutenant NJ. P. Maus, Mr. and Mrs. William
Holmes McKetrlck, Mr.. and Mrs. n. X. Maslen,
Mr. l. masIen, Mr.: ID. I. Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles A. Main Mr.. and Mrs Harry Mann and
family. Mr. Thomas Mitchell, Miss Susie Nor
gln, MIR. aud Mrs. Samuel q. Monterey, Miss
Esther Murphy, Miss Addle Murphy, General
and Mrs. Nelson A. Miles. Colonel John S. Mos
by, Mr.. John $. MosDy Jr.. Mr.. Leslie Martin,
tenant j. E. Nolan, Cantain J. j. UConnell. Miss
OCOnnell, Miss Lille 0'Connor, Mr.. and Mrs.
p. Lawenc Pool, Mr.. Charles R Peters. Mr..
Powning, MIR. VIII A. Pownlng, Mr.. and Mrs.
James A. Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Ruther-
ford, Miss Alice Rutherford, Miss Birdie Rulher-
ford, Mr.. Alex. Rutherford. Miss A. L. Requa,
Miss Annie Requa. Mr.. and Mrs. George Ii. Rice,
Lieutenant and Mrs Tom Rldgway, Lieutenant
Miss Lizzie Sherman, Mrs. Yolney SpauIding,
Mr. and Mrs; Charles n. shaw, Mrs. B. spauld-
s Miss B spa1dqsg Mr. and Mrs
ii. G. Stevenson, Miss Jennie Sanderson. MI,
Hugh Tevis. Mr.. c. G. Thorn, Mr. and Mrs. AN.
Towne, Mrs. Charles J. Torbert. Miss klolie
IoroerL' CAPTAIN William Tlsdall, Miss Ievis,
Mr.. and Mrs A. ID. Thompson, Mr.. Oscar Tooe,
Dr. Leonard Wood. Mrs. H. c. Woolworth, Miss
Mooiwortl, MIR. Fred r. Webster, Mrs. II. Ii.
Wn,ie, MI aqd Mrs. A; W. Wilson, Mrs. &. l..
MIR. and Mrs. w. S. Wood, Miss Eleanor Wood,
Captain A. K. Wood, Miss Florence Wood, Mr..
and mrs. Henry "eatherby, Mr.. aud Mrs. George
The italian Concert.
highly meritoriOus concert was given last
evening al living Hall by the Italian Philhar.
monte and Philodramatlc Society. This was the
inaugural concert OF the society. which is organ,
lied to afford The best of classic and popular mu
sic at nominal prices 1t Is the intention OF the
society to give concerts at least once month.
The following programme was listened 10 by
an appfeclatlVe audience. among which were no
ticed ex- Governor and Mrs. RomualdO PachecO,
Hon. A. ID. Spliyalo and many other promine N
citizens: Speranza Marcia (Rabagliata), Banda
MlitaiTe Italiana; GRAFTON, Hon. A. d. Splyaloi
Aida Fantasia, Banda Militaire Italiana; NJ O.
raima," Capricio Morisco (Esplnosal 81 z
Jose S. LombardeIo; "Dispirszione antica,'
seena declamata dal Sig. Lazzaro Saco; Char
1te," romaDza per tenOre (Faurel, Mr. Gustayt
POursillie, ten0re dOpera Francesei YloHn