The morning call., 1890-07-18

toasts to the health and happiness OF The young
couple were given aud heartily honoied. Inc
return TO The parors was signal for renewal
of dancing, which was induiged IN 10 an curry
hour, when The guests departed win nealtielt
wishes for the future prosperity OF the young
couple in whose honor they were assembled,
Among the many present we're noticed the fol-
lowing: Mr. ana MIS-, ~ eapG anu M,ao WoTrs
of Oakland, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. d. Laid, MIR. and
Mrs N Lyon, Mrs. Jennings OF Salt Lake (Utahl,
Mr. and Mrs Linforth, Miss Carrie Linfortn. MIR.
CIausen of Salt Lake, MIR. and Mrs. B; R. Keith
of Chihuahua (MeX.G Mis-. Rider OF SAT- Lake,
MIR. aud Mrs. Starblrd, MIR. NJ. Harris, Mr.. Il. N.
de Leon Mr.. Philip Gordon, Mr.. Frank Z. San
ders, MIR. NOrval p. Harvey. Mr.. William Beck,
Miss Grace Sanders, Miss Ella Field. Miss Mary
Field. Mrs. A. Field, Mr. and Mrs. Paul, Master
Jennings.
Amateur Players Club Entertainment.
Last evening at Saratoga Hail the "Confeder-
ate Spy," a well known war drama, was pro-
duced by the California Amateur Players Club.
The following was the cast Of characters
George Waterman, MIR. George S. Tilden; Philip
Bradley, Mr.. }. L. Glinden; Fred Ansley Mr..
j. II. NJ. Montell; MajorGeneral Banks, Mr.. E.
n. Whitney; Colonel Willard, Mr.. +. l.. Grit
nth; Officer Mulgarry, Mr.. Al Jaquth; Clay,
Mr.. James Magrath; S0ckeIy Schneidlebeeker
Mr.. Edwin Tiden Guard, Mr.. &. 5. Tiden;
Mrs. Waterman, Miss NJ. ScOw; Maud Bradley,
Miss Hazel Ellsworth; Norah McLeggn,
W. l.. HagemaD. The characters as whole
were well sustained, and the play was enjoyed
by the audience. Dancing was alterWatd IN,
uuigeQ IN TO Inc music OF Professor SdldI JUS
Orchestra. The floor WAS under The direction oil
tie Minuet Club, headed by Mr.. John fowefs.
The executive staff Of the club Is as follows;
Manager, Mr.. George S. Tiden: stage Man
agers-Nessrs. j. L. Glnden and Edwin Tilden;
Acting Manager, Mr.. E. n. Whitney, treasurer,
Mr.. j. II. NJ. Moutell.
The AIcazar club Entertainment.
The regular monthly entei tainment and hop OF
the Alcazar Dramatic Club last Wednesday even
ing a week ago at Saratoga Hall was very sue
cessful. Tie programme has already been given
aud Il is only necessary 10 add that II was thOr-
oughly appreciated by the attentive audience.
TIE following are lbe officers OF tue club: Mr.
William j. Louergan, Presidentii MI. George A.
Eisenhauer, Nce-PIeSident; Mr.. George X
Wentzel. Secretary; Mir; walter &. OBrien,
Treasurer; Mr. Jean II. Bertrand, Sentinel; Mr
Sol kfauS, stage manager; Mr.. j. A. FOgerty,
entertainment manager; Mi. frank H. raves,
committees were: Mr.. Thomas kierns, MIR. Max
LIGHT, Miss Ella Cellarius, MIR. Martin Hanser,
Miss Cora Van Nostand Mr.. Joseph Cum
mi~ky, Miss Carrie Hsmn Mr.. Frank Wynan,
Miss Media Davis aud Miss Lottie SIGNALLING
lie club will give regular entertainments The
second " Wednesday of each month at Saratoga
Hall. Invitations will be necessary Tor every
occasion.
Surprise Party on Seventh Street.
A very enjoyable surprise party was rendered
TO Mr.. j. Keunard, last Thursday evening, at
his place OF business 433 Seventh street. on The
| occasion OF his approaching departure Tor Los
| Gullicos SonOma County. Upon Mr.. hennards
| arrival. IN consequence of a message asking his
| presence for business reasons, he was agreeaDiy
| sup Used 10 lind The premises gayiy decorated
| with japanese lanterns and evergreen
| The evening entertainment consisted OF vocal
| and instrumental music, dancing and games. AL
| midnight lie guests assembled al neigootlne
| restaurant, where the seasons uellcacies were
! abundautly served, after which toastS were e&-
| changed. Al an early hour the delighted guests
| Departed Tegrettug that such an opportunity OF
! sOcia6ihty should not occur more frequently
The following guests were present: MeSsrs
| J. KennaId. j. E. j. Sweeney, +; Council, d.
| Loumisen }. Fitzpatrick, J. Hinze, NJ. Levy, Z.
Stroder f. Siavin, A. Cook, Miss A. Cummings,
Miss Maggie Miller Miss VI flnIigan, MISS !, Z:
| f. HuZe, Miss Z. Molloy Miss {; luiy, Miss A
| Hogan, Miss NJ. Lyons and Miss May Berry
Pacific Coast Wedd ncs.
Last Wednesday Mr.. james B. Gardner and
| Miss Jennie Ewing, Of Napa City, were united
! IN marriage. Both bride and groom are among
Napa's best known and popular young people.
| They are respectively prominent in n. ID. q. w.
and \. :. g. W. circles, each having served as
Pre sIdent of the Napa parl0rS OF those orders
Mr.. George II. Lawrence OF ColfhX ana MISS
| Nellie Egan Of Downeville were married Tues
! day evening at Nevada City. Miss Egan' 8
| mother and brother (the latter from san Fran
cisco ana also Mr.. LawTence's mother attended
| Tie wedding. Mr.. ana Mrs. Lawrence Will re-
On sunday afternoon last Mir. H. s. Fox OF
! Cotton was united in the holy bonds OF matrl-
mony 10 Mrs. Barbary Morler by tile Rev. q. Ii.
| Brooks In san BeTnardinn.
! NlT. stewart Logan VI Ohiu NH duu MISS Ooh-
! ME NJ. Kelly Of Carson were married at san
/ Maieo last Thursday. The bride was one Of tie
most popular OF Gold HllPs school-te&chers
! Society Personals.
Mrs. Anna NJ. sawyer of Oakland was among
The American guests registered in Paris, France,
| on Tie Sd INST.
| Among the passeuge IS arriving Saturday from
| Honolulu WAS Chaplain Robert Hudson, recently
detached from the Charleston. He viii be sue
ceeGed on the Charleston by the Rev. Frank
! Thompson. Chaplain at Maze Island, son Of the
| Bishop OF Mississippi.
| Mr.. John Cook has returned from a visit 10
! Rio VISTA accompanied by his sister, Miss Cas-
| Sic Cook.
NiaIoI-General Nelson A. Miles. accompanied
by Captain {. l.. Higgins, has been visiting Los
Angeles on Official business. He was tie guest
vi General GTerson.
letter has been received from kissengen
stating that Senator and Mrs. Stanford were
about starting for Norway, having finished the
season at The kissengen waters. Both have been
! benefited by The treatment. Mr.. Henry Lathtop
| preceded the party flom Bavaria.
| Mr. and Mrs. Robert l.. Sherwood left yeSter-
day Gu route for Europe. They will be absent
about three mouths.
Mr.. and Mrs Pierre Lavorel OF Oakland, ac-
companled by Mrs. Daniel OConnell lnee Coin),
| leave tomorrow Tor four months trip through
France and ltaiy.
Mr. A. H. Kennedy has been spending his va
cation with iiiends In Cloyerdae aud at the Gey-
seTs.
MI Edward G. Schmi edell left yesterday for
| the Hotel del Monte.
Mr.. Theodore Adams of Philadelphia is at the
Mrs. Charles S0nntag has returned from her
trip to the South.
Dr.. Edwin F. Swift and Miss Mary Phillips OF
New York were recently guests of Mrs. Mara
Hopkins, at her paatla residence In the Berk-
shTes. In tile early autumn DT. swift contem-
plates visit 10 tie Pacific Coast with party OF
friends.
Mr.. James Il. Fair Jr is spending a few weeks
at the GtIroy hot Springs.
Mrs. :. G. Murphy departed at the beginning OF
the week for the Eastern States and Europe.
Mrs. MerrlcA Of Oakland is guest at the Gil
roy Hot Springs
Miss Geriie j. Campbell has returned from
SunOl where she has been spending her vacation
a. The guest OF the Misses Wood.
Miss Gertle J. Campbell, accompanied by her
brother MIR. Thomas Campbell Jr.. leaves on
Saturday to visit friends IN Napa.
Colonel A. j. Kinds has returned to Santa
| Cruz from san Francisco He is Iaspector-Gen-
eral OF The Uniform Rank, h. of p, for Califor
MIA, and with other officers from San Francisco
| on Tuesday evening al Suisun mustered In
Judge X, b. Garfield and Mr. James Otis have
| been enjoy ing hunting expedition in the Pine
| Mountain country, near Santa Barbara.
Mrs. John Il. JarbOe has returned to Santa
| Cruz from 4 brief visit TO this city.
Mr.; and Mrs David Mckay, Mrs. J. Callahan
| and Miss Jennie Callahan OF San francisco are
| recent arrivals at Hotel RedOndO
Miss Camilla Loyal is visiting Mrs. Rempf at
Rev. aud Mrs. W. B. Burrows OF Pomona have
come 10 town. Mr.. Burrows wishes 10 arrange
about funds to complete The Episcopal Church
building at Ontario and VIII be here ten days,
While MIS-. Burrows Will visit with her mother at
Haywards for Two months.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph IL. Scott of this city have
gone TO Santa Cruz on months visit.
Mr.. aud Mrs. 7. n. Lllienthal are the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Gerstle, at their residence in
San Rafael.
Mrs Walter Dryer and sister, Miss Annie
Owen, have come down from Wlnnemucca on
visit to This city.
Rev. ). H. Wiley has been making a brief
visit 10 Sonoma County
Mr.. Columbus Bartlett OF Alameda has been
visiting santa Rosa.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George f. Goodman and Mr.. II.
p. Goodman are spending a couple OF weeks at
Monterey.