The morning call., 1890-08-18


The wedding OF MIR. Fred Hahn and Miss A.
c. Wayne, took place on Wednesday evening at
the residence of the brides uncle, Mr. r. w.
Wayne, at the corner of Forty-frst and Adeiine
streets, Oakland. The wedding was private,
only the family and few friends being invited.
Their pretty home was beautifully decorated
with festoons aud flowers. Pastor y. H. inelss
OF The German Lutheran Churcn, hoItbeast
corner Thirteenth and Clay streets, performed
the ceremony. AT the conclusion OF lhe ceae'
mony the guests SAT down To dainty supper;
The couple were the recipients OF numerous anu
beautiful presents. The reception lasted lale lh1o
the evening those present were: Fafor a.: n
II. Durmauu, Mr.. H. Logan, Mr. and MIS-. h que
Mr. and Mrs LIiienthal, Mrs. SlrassDerg MIS-
Chriss. Miss NJ. Strockmann, Miss II. wayne
Fell, Mir. Z. Won Oesen, Mr. Il. teli ana MI. fieo
Cater.
Spare Minute rele Entertainment.
Last Friday evening the Spare Minute Crele
held its monthly meeting IN The lectnre-ro0m OF
the First Methodist Episcopal Church. The al
tendance was large and the programme oil The
usual interesting character. The annual cleo
lion of officers for the circle will be held at the
next meeting, September 10Th. Following pro-
gra NINE was presented; critics, reg OIL; MISS , "
". Lyon; piano solo. Danube Waves" Mi. h.
Thomson; recitation, e How He Saved ST:
Mic haels. Miss NJ. f. Webster; guitar aud
Itinerary Acorn" Miss b. A. Dave; piano SOLO,
Les Rameaux," Miss l.. Nelson; essay, How
We Get Our Bible" Mr.. a. X. Gould; vocal solo,
"Sumber Song" Miss L. Huslng; ESSAY, ''Alr
" Norma" MIR. Husng, with piano accompan-
ment by Miss L. HuSng.
Party on Ellis Street.
One of the most pleasant events OF the week
was the dance given on Thursday evening by Mr..
Henry Beardsley, at his residence on Ellis street,
the occasion being the TWEEN y-hrst anniversary
of his birthday. The paIlOrs were handsomely
decor ted with ferns and flowers, and Mt.
Be.ud>ley was The eciptent OF many beautiful
presents. Dancing and singing were the main
features OF the evening. aud games of al! kinds
were INDUCED Ia by tie numerous guests. Al
O'clock the friends were ushered into The dining
room, where bonntiful repasl was served.
Dancing was afterward resumed TIL 2:3O o'cloeN,
when the guests retired, cOmplmenting the host
upon the pleasant entertainment he had Afforded
them.
The Germania Lodge Party.
Germania Lodge, No. 90. U. Z. A, held Its
regular open meeting on Saturday in ShePs
Building on OFarrell street. An Informal enter
tainmeut was enjoyed as follows; Selection, Miss
Harberlan; recitation, Mr. Scott Smith; piano
solo, Miss NJ SInth; recitation, Miss Haperlan
Spanish song, Mr.. Gustav PeltZer; opening ad-
dress by MI. j. Struckmeyer. Dancing con-
cluded The pleasant evenings entertainment, the
floor being under The direction OF Mrs. M Loci e
and MIR. f. ilummer. lhe Committee OF Al
rangemeuts consisted Of MeSsrS b. SchleSsinger,
j. Struckmeyer, Mrs. NJ. Locke aud Mrs. FUR
long.
Pleasant Surprise.
A very pleasant surprise party was recently
rendered TO Mr.. ana Mrs. F. Rudolph at their
nome. lI42 Stevenson street. Singing dancing
and games were INDUCED in until 10 o'clock
when supper was served. Among those present
were: Mr.. aud Mrs. f. Rudolph, MIR. and Mrs.
Mrs. McGOverh, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ii. Murphy,
Miss Mamie McMahun, Miss Madeline TOTphy,
Miss Molle Riley, Miss Hattie Sherman, Miss
Mamie Riley. Miss X. Huntington, Miss X.
Martin, Miss NJ. White, Miss l.. Black, Miss
Irene Murphy: MesSrs. II. f. Rudolph, j. A.
Magralh, l.. Sims, j. Wacholder, j. Muher, +.
YatOn, w. Murphy, William Sharp, L. Linshed
T, q. Woodward.
The America Council Party.
The tenth anniversary party Of America Coun-
Gil, No. 7, Order of Chosen Friends, took place
on Saturday al Bnai Birth Hall. To the music
of Samuels' Orchestra dancing continued mer-
rly until ! o'clock. The committees of the even
Ing were composed as follows: Committee OF
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS L. WiggiH, d. Zeimer,
Mrs. NJ II. swain, Mrs. NJ. E. BUllinGer; floor
manager, &. II. HeilStroOmfr; assistant floor
manager. William Holland; Floor Committee
Ms. Lizzie Zeimer Mrs. Mary Rupke, Mrs.
Regina Bernstein, Mrs. William Corbelt; Recep-
ton Commitiee-B. r. Rollins (Chairman).
Thomas Jones' Joseph POudier, l. c. Bernstein,
George Doebrer, Thomas B. Stmonton.
Birthday Party on Valencia Street.
very pleasant birthday surprise was given
recently TO Miss Lizzie Kelley at her parents
residence, 500 Valencia street. The evening
was spent in the enjoyment of vocal and instru
mental music, dancing and games until mid
night. when supper WAS served Among the
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Kelley, MIR.
and Mrs. Mayors, Mr.. and Mrs. Greer, Mr. aud
Mrs. Pinto, Mr. and Mrs Riding, Mr. and Mrs
j. Carter. Miss Lizzie Kelley. Miss Kate Higgins,
the Misses Katie aud Annie Harallau OF Eureka,
Miss Maggie HisGia.r Miss Ceda Arson, Mss
"t,e ,ss EnSs KaIau Mis Rs.e
Greer, Miss LOrFeltO Kelley; Messrs w. Kelley,
J. Anson, ". Winter, J. Rice, f: Hirshburg, b.
Melch. :. Coulan, J. Kelley, j. MallOn. NJ NV
ers, j. O'Neill. j. F. 0'Hare. c. Laudon, W. L.
Kelley, j, MOnallan, j. RuSler.
The Hamlin Surprise.
Last Friday evening Miss Carrie Hamlln was
the recipient of most pleasant surprise, neatly
planned by the AlcaZar Dramatic Club OF which
she is prominent member, the occasion being
her birthday anniversary. The club met at the
residence of Miss Alice Lucas and marched In a
body to the residence OF Miss Carrie Hamlin.
The evening WIS spent in The enjoyment OF
music, games and dancing and of programme
OF literary meTit among The numbers oil which
may be mentioned Spartus, the Gladiator, by
Mr.. George NJ. Hermanee; . Fears at rating
and " Remember Thine" by Mr.. Charles Bates
"reminiscences Of CdlaVeras, by Mr.. w j. Loner
gan; guitar solo, Fan Fam" by Miss Carrie
f1amlin; Mr.. j. B. Cunlniiskey and Mr.. NJ. Z
Lleht added some Slot comedy sketches; MT
| Thomas kieIns executed au original compost
| ton on the Violin, appropriately named tht
"Acazar Lancers," and respectfully dedicated
| 10 Miss Carrie Hamlln At u O'Clock all sa
! down TO an elegant supper. Among those pres
| eut were: Mr.. and Mrs. Hamlln, Miss Carrie
Hamlin, Mr.. W J. Lonergan MI r., j.: b. nun cum
| ISIS Grace Davies, Mr.. George NJ. Hermance
| Miss A. Morrison, MIR. w. l.. Coffee, Mr. Thoma
| Kerns, MIR. Fl. A Block, Miss NJ -da Davies, Mr.
| Z. Ii. Bertrand Jr., AIR. j. J. Dunn, Mr.. FIanl
| Wyman, Miss Smith, Mr. NJ. Z LIGHT, Mi. q. a
| Esenhauer aud Mr.. 1. j. Crowley.
| Pleasant Party.
| very enjoyable evening was spent at In
| home OF MIR. and Mrs. C.. Won der Mehden OIL
Friday last Some very exc lent vocal solos. a
well as instrumental selections and recltation'
were rendered After bOuntful repast dancin!
| was INDUCED in Till late in tie evening. Anon!
those present were; Mrs. j. Allarl, Mr.. ant
| Mrs L. Won der MehdeD Miss Adelina Won de
| Menden, Miss Grace Wander berg, Mrs. Hook
| burn the Misses Emma, Ida and Dora Hook
| burn Mr. and Mrs. PecK, Miss Mabel PECK, Mr.
II. Anari, Master Willie Hockburn' Maste
| Wnlie Peck.
Pacific Coast Weddings.
| The nupiials Of Miss Nina Clark and Mr.. JohI
| W. Rev, both OF Alameda, were performed a
| the Christian Church. Oakland, last Tuesda
| morning. The happy couple VIII reside at III
| Santa Clara avenue, near Park street, Alameda
| On Wednesday morning Mr. John A. Field 0
| Stockton aud Miss Annie May Smith were uute
| in matrimony at the residence of the brides par
| ents, Mr.. and Mrs L. L. Smith, at LakeYieW
| near Woodbridge.
| Mr.. G. NJ. Burgess and Mrs. Mary a. Camp
| OF Calistoga, were united in morriage by Rev
| ~
| that pretty town. The happy couple came t
| this city ontheiT bridal tour.
| Mr.. q. NJ. BrassinGtOn and Miss c. Waekforc
| Of Virginia City were married 10 Carson las
| Wednesday by The Rev. MIR. Bird.
| Mr.. Spencer White and Miss May MahODel
were united IN marriage at Holilster yesterday
! The bride is charming young LADY of Hotliste
and is well known In that place. The groom is
| native Of Watsohvile.
Parties to Take Place.
| The Twentieth Century Club will meet to
morrow evening at the Calvary Presbyterian
Church, on The corner OF Geary and Powell
| STREETS.
The Western Addition Literary aud Socia
| Club will hold its regular meeting at Odd Eel
lows Hall next Wednesday evening.
Orc Elmo ParlOr, No. 8, n. ID. g. W., will Civ
an entertainment and social at Sa rat0ga Socia
| Hall, on Friday evening next.
Tie members of the Aldine Musical Club vii
| give their twelfth anniversary party az Union
| Square Hall, on Thursday evening next.
| The Peerless Cub has issued Invitations TO
| its second party, which will lake place al I'm
| ion-square Hall, on Friday evening next.
| Tue second anniversary of A lcatraZ Circle
| No. SO, {. q. f., will be celebrated by masquer
| ade ball at B'naI Birth Hall gu Saturday even
| ing next
| Young Ladies' Institute No 16 will hold 1t
| nd 4laf Tnin H.ln nm al esd