The morning call., 1890-07-04

IN tins city.
Liberty Relief Corps, No. e. W. Il. c., viii
give an entertainment aud social at 80 Eddy
street this evening.
Miss Mae Dimond, daughter OF General W,
II. Dimond Superin tendent of the Mint, and
Miss Irwin were thrown from dogcart last
Tuesday evening and sustained some severe con-
tus0ns.
Mir. and Mrs. A. G. YOllmar of Alameda eele-
bfated their wooden wedding [hfth anniversary
last Friday, aud in honor OF The event several
OF heir friends rendered them a pleasant sur
Prise party.
Dr. c. c. Stratton OF Oakland has been receiv
ing considerable attention socially at Seattle.
Dinner parties In his honor were given on Mon
day by MIS-. A. b. Stewart and on Tuesday by
Mrs. W. L. Boone. Mrs. BoOne's guests we're:
Dr. {. G. StTdtI0u, Rev. Mr.. IeHk>buTy, Judge
and Mrs. J. Siraflon, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace STRAIT
Ton ana Mrs. Patten OF Salem, Oregon,
A military bOnOnn party VIII take place this
eTcuiug at Irving Hall
There are many campers In Niles and Sunol
canyons. Red is the favorlte color for dresses
with most OF the ladies'.
Mrs. Leland Stanford has given TO the Albany
Orphan Asylum two fine paintings OF her
father and mother, MIR. and Mrs. Lathrop. who
were deeply and actively Interested III the well
faIe Of that Constitution, which, indeed, they
helped TO found.
There was fair attendance last evening at the
piize masquerade ball given by the SoeeIe Phil-
hlumonique at Mechanics Pavilion, Some OF
the chat acteTS were particularly successful
AAiN iOSAAfltASo hSA1 EiOAOANSN AHhAA a 10y +@NS
hour.
Tie BeuIah CluD entertainment takes place
this evening.
Al Sheepshead Bay Track, when Salvador won
lis great race, says an Eastern exchange, Box
WI, perhaps The most stared at 4u the row. In
Fl were Mr.. Herman Oelrchs aud his bride, WHO
was The beautiful Miss Tessle Fair Of San Fran
cisco. Every one thought Mrs Oelrichs ''per-
feciIy charming" Her gown was Conspicuous
among 50 many bright ones Tor us quiet SIM
plClty, and lis dark colOrs SET of her striking
beauty admirably.
The Riggins-TulIy Wedding at Gilroy.
The wedding Of Miss E. p. Tully, daughter OF
Hon. P &. Tully OF Gilroy. aud Mr.. H. higgins of
the Southern Pacific freight department at
Fresno, took place Monday at the ex-Congress-
mans residence. The bride is welknOwn In
san Francisco, Los Angeles and Washington So
Clsiy. Tie ceremony was performed by the Rev
Mr. McClellaDd in the midst Of an exquisite
scene Of floral beauty
Tie BRIDAL gifts we're much admired. Many
souvenirs were sent from afar, notably from Tue
Misses Campbell, graDddaugnters OF The famed
United States supreme Judge Campbell, who. at
The breaking out OF The Clvl War, resigned his
position on Ihe bench aud united his fortunes
wHh those Of the Lost Cause" Judge Camp
bell one OF those who met President Lincoln
al Point Comfort To consider terms OF peace be-
tween the belligerenls. The ladies' 1--we III Wash
lBgIOn CITY.
wedding OF Mr.. aud Mrs. Elmer Rea, daughter
and sOn-in-law OF Hon. and Mrs. Tully, who pre-
scented hem with handsome carved side-butfet
10 atfectionaIe remembrance Of the pleasant CO.
Incidence.
lie happy couple came to san Francisco ana
VIII 90 To Fresno TO reside. where MIR. higgins
occupies responsible position.
The Dania Society Party.
Last evening the members Of DANA Branch,
No. 2. Danish Society OF san francisco, installed
. their officers at 81. Georges Hail. A large as
senblage witnessed the ceremony.
Those installed were: President, A. Thorn
sou; Wee President P. Iverson; Recording Sec
sen; TREASURED z. Lund; Inside Sealinel, A
Petersen Librarian. Z. NJ. Beck; Auditing Com
mTlee {. hirlberE and j. Hausen; Marshal, r.
RUbertsoni Vice Marshal, C. BerteiSen. After
ths Installation the friends repaired 10 an ada
cent room. where an elaborate banquet was en-
jOyed. a brief eHlsftanment followed by dane
lng. brought the pleasant AFFAIR to close.
lie committee IN charge Of the evenings cere-
mouia and festivities was composed as follows:
Messrs. j. L. kOfod, V. Hartmann, c. Z. Ander.
SOU, i. Petersen
The CampbelI-Dray Wedding.
At the residence In Sacramento OF Senator and
Mrs. +. r. Dray was celebrated last Tuesday
evening the marriage of their daughter, Miss An
lie Dray, to Mr.. Edgar S. Campbell OF Port
Townsend, Wash, IN the presence of members
Of the family and few Intimate friends. The
residence was elegantly decorated for the ocea-
siOa with palms. bamboo and marlgOlds and
oller flowers. REINFORCED by pink draperies.
he bridesmaid was Miss Phillips OF Oakland,
attifed IN light blue SILK, and carrying bouquet
Of La France roses Miss Laura Clark of this
city was maid OF honor. She also wore dress of
Hight blue silk, and carried a similar bouquet.
The groomsInan was attended by Mr. +. r.
DIay Jr., brother Of the bride. The bride was
a iied in simple but elegant costume OF cream
India SILK. She wore a veil Of silk, fastened TO
her cUIllur- Wlih a cluster OF sweet peas, and
carried a bouquet OF the same flowers. Rev. W.
G. Merrill OF the Congregational Church per-
formed tie ceremony, which lakes from Sacra-
meuto one OF her faiIest daughters ana adds
another ornament to the family circles Of the
young city OF the enterprising Northwest.
Tie newly welded couple departed the same
evening for Port Townsend, where they will
make their future home.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. F. R. Dray
Mr. ana Mrs. II. Perry Of san Francisco, Mr..
ana Mrs. W o. TurTell. Mr. a. F. Dray, MIR. f.
L. Dray Jr-, Miss Alice N. Dray. Miss Laura
Clark, Miss Carroll. the Misses Daisy aud Nellie
SddOus, Miss Bessie Crouch, Miss Ellie Clark.
the Misses LIndley Mrs William Hunt. MT. and
Mr.. Hiram Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
CROUCH Mrs. House of Oakland. Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Adams, Mr.. ana Mrs. W. w. GTissiIn, Mr. {.
aud Mrs w. X. Felter, Mr.. ID. A. Lndey, Mr. {.
W. W. Douglass, MI. Robert IL. HaWley, DR..
SoutnworIh, hlr. f. Southworth, Dr. Il. c. Sim
mons, Mr.. w. 81. Nichols, Dir. A. A. Abbott, Mr..
a0d Mrs. A. j. Johnston, Mr.. aud Mrs. Gale of
san Francisco, Mrs. A. L. Foye. Miss Carrie
Stevenson, Mir. and Mrs. C. IL. Hubbard.
Party on Hayes Street,
pleasant surprise party was given to Miss
Lille Quicker at her residence, 331 Hayes street,
lasl Saturday evening. Games and singing were
INDUCED in until a late hour. when all repaired
to the dining-room 10 partaKe OF bounteous re-
past, after which dancing was INDUCED ID till
ally morning. Among those present were Miss
Line Quicker, Mrs. Flick, Mrs Quicker, Mrs
Hosie, Mrs. Chapman, Hrs Strattou, Mrs. Van
GOlhem, Miss Minnie Briefly, Miss Eva Taylor,
Miss Susie Bowen. Miss Victoria kenley, Miss
Louie Brlerley, Miss Mary McCreedy, Miss Min
ME Walters, Miss Annie Crouch, Miss Mary
Smith. Miss Maud Crouch, Miss Hannah Hogan,
Miss Aggie McCfeedy, Miss Sophie Van Golhem.
air. EastOn. Mr.. Lukes. Messrs. w. Hooper, q.
FLICK, j. Church, q. Edmunds. j. Bresn, w.
White, q. McDermolt. +. Cha pman, L. A. Pfiffer
W. Bingham, 1. Edmunds, (. la Fluer, C.
Quicker.
The Towne-Hanly wedding In OakI and.
AT ST. PatrIcks Church, Oakland, last Tues
day evening, Rev. Father Mentally united in
marriage Mr.. ID. r. Towne and Miss Mary
Hanly, both OF Oakland The groom Is pfomi-
nent member Of the Brotherhood Of Locomotive
Engineers. The bride is daughter OF MIR.
Michael Hanly Of Oakland. The bridesmaid
was Miss Mary Z. Coyne, and the best man MIR.
j. A. Towne.
After the ceremony reception was rendered
10 The many friends Of The newly married couple
al The residence OF the brides parents, Oh the
corner OF Chester aud Seventh streets. The re-
ceptiou-room was tastefuliy decorated with
flowers and trailing ivy. The presents were
very numerous and Included deed TO $500
lot In Oakland from MIR. and Mrs. T. A. Towne.
The welded couple viii reside permanently In
Oakland, al 2252 Magnolia street.
Among the invited guests present were THE
tOHO%lpBs MI. ana Mrs. J0hn hearDey, Mr..
and Mrs. VIII Shepherd, Miss Mary Lynch, Mr..
Daniel MeCarty. MT. aEd Mrs. John Cohen. Miss
Teresa OBriaD, Miss Rosie 0'Bnan. Miss
Veme Cullen, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Brannan,
Mr.. j. Connolly, Mr.. William Henness-y, Miss
May Foley Miss Annie Reyes, Miss Mary
Keyes, Mr.. John Cohn Jr., Miss Belle Hender-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Henderson, Mrs. Leuhl,
Nj. and Mrs. Michael Coyne, Mr.. John NJ.
Roach. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hennebefry. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Mullen, Mr.. James F.. Kenney.
Miss Kitty HanlY. Mr.. Joseph Hanly, Miss KAT
Tcwne, Miss Josie Towne, Mr.. and Mrs. I.
Cullen. Mr.. and Mrs. James Mulgrew Miss
Mamie Mulgrew, Miss Maggie Mulgrew. Mr.. and
Mrs Patrick Flynn, MIR. John Muigrew, Mr..
James Hany, Mr.. Mark HaDly.
The Golden West Lodge Entertainment.
Golden West Lodge, No. IL, Royal Argosy,
held Its installation ceremonies last Wednesday
evening. Afterward the doors were thrown
open tor a social and dance. al which the follow
ing programme was rendered.: Song, j. q.
Deghni recitation, Miss j. Schulz; duel, Misses
u. Hink ana NJ. jennings recitation, e. Pobl-
mann; violin solo, a. Johannsen; song, f.
olOhri address, Z. ID. Coon, S. s.; address. G. w.
andersen, DID. There was a gratifying at.
tendance aud all enjoyed The affair thoroughly.
A Drive To Crystal Springs.
a party OF young folks started from Grove
street tuesday evening, In the picnic WagOueLte