The morning call., 1890-07-22
Marriage of Miss Blanche Figel
and Mr.. ii. S. KOhn
Last Night.
SOME PLEASANT HOME PARTIES
Wedding Of Mr.. Lux and Miss
Faulkner at San Jose - The
Waller Surprise - Party on
Second Street-A Green-street
Gathering - Banquet of Dante
Lodge - Olympus Circle Party.
Notes.

Big Trees on Saturday last. AT the lunch table
spread IN the circle of the "FremOnt' group were
Mr. James Phelau, Mr.. j. d. Phelan and Miss
Phelan, Mr.. and Mrs Sullivan, MIS-. aud Miss
Duyal OF New York and Miss Dunno OF San
Felipe.
The marriage OF Miss Nellie j. NOyes and Mr..
NJ. Boswell Will tase place to-day.
James a. Garfield Lodge, No. SO, U. E. A,
gave its regular monthly social last evening at
Washington Hail. There was pleasant ln-
formal programme, concluding with dancing.
Tie employees of the firm Of Louis Sargn &
Co. gave a private picnic at 1amalpals ma,
Sunday last. After the pleasures OF singing,
swimming and dancing Til late In the AFTERNOON,
The lille party of forty prepared for home, with
a unanimous vote that al had spent pleasant
and enjoyable afternoon.
surprise party was given 10 Mrs. Klroy
Saturday evening, at her residence, % Dore
street. Those present we're: Mrs. kilroy, Mr.
j. Walsh Miss Kate Quiuan Mr.. P. o. Council,
MIR. T. Gtlleran, Miss O'Brien. Mr. John O'Brien,
Mr.. and Mrs. DAILY, Mr.. D. Roach. Mi. and Mrs.
Brown, Mr. David Roach, Mr. E. KiltOy, Mr.
Joseph Kelley, Miss Bella Barry, Mr.. NJ. MOhr,
MI and MIS-. JAEGER. Dancing was kept up to a
late hour, when all lef, highly pleased with their
evenings amusement.
A pleasant presentation ceremony took place
last sunday evening on the occasion OF lie in
stallatiOn Of officers OF Chebra Bray Isla ], at
B'nai Birth Hall. Mr.. S. Levy, the re iring
President, was made the recipient OF handsome
case of silverwaIe, comprising silver knives,
spoons and forks, suitably engraved. Mr. Levy
WIS agreeaby surprised, and responded TO the
euOglsms Of Mr.. n. Ffedberg, the spokesman,
with few appropriate words of thanks. The
officers elected were: \. Fredbeig President;
J. Sizzling. Vice Pre- -ideut; j. SImou Treasurer;
/. j. Livingston. Recording SecIetaryi NJ. l..
ELIAS, Financial Secretary.
The opening reception OF the San Francisco
School OF ofatory. at 1905 Polk street, takes
place This evening.
Mrs F. ?. Russell gave an agreeable progress
i've euchIe party last Thursday evening at her
residence Ia San Jose IN honor OF her guests,
MIS-. Wall OF Cleveland, Miss Clark OF this city
and Miss JauyleT OF Oakland.
pheasant R a'{ vas NG S,en k IsIe6g az r IRe
Honolulu, N honor OF lie Misses Medau OF this
city, who had been visiting Miss Nnlie for a
couple OF months. About seventy i've guests at
Tended going out from Honolulu in wagOnetteS
and private carriages, and were delightfully."- eu-
tertalned, dancing 10 NE music oil the hawaiian
Baud being lie chef feature OF the affair. ! he
Misses Medau vino made many friends on the
Island, have returned TO this city
Tie Kohm- Fig-I Wedding.
An suspicious W ddlng took place last evening
at tile les Idence OF NJ. 5. Flgrl, 24l5 Washing
ton street, highly esteemed resident IN this city
Of over thirty years. The contracting parties
were bis daughter, Miss Blanche Ftgel, and Nj.
Harry ;. koln OF Montgomery, Ala.
Rev Dr. NOOrSanger performed the ceremony,
shortly after O'clock, In the presence OF the
near relatives OF The bIide. The pdrlOTS were
prettIly decorated, the bridal pair standing be-
meath handsome floral bell OF pink ana Willie
roses interspersed with maidenhair, SUSPENDED
in the bay window. Another feature was he
mQuugTam X at Tie inIersectipg alch, swaylns
amid tdsteiuiiy lOOped ribbons. Other Ilbbons
caught uu UunbeTiess vaIi-cOOled balls beneath |
the chandeliers, making 4 magic effect. lie !
bide was led by her father ana surrounded by |
her br9IbeTs aud sisters as The binding words |
we're pronounced.
the floors being canvased ! he many presents |
had 10 be inspected, aud II was IL O'Clock. as It /
seemed, In a short time. The guests then re- |
Downstairs
was bright with fuchslas, lilies and other choice |
flowers wTeathed about The central supports. A |
sumpluOus menu was enjoyed, and the FESTIVE |
ties were duly pTOtrdcjed. COngratulatOiy tele- |
grams were read from Alabama, New York. |
Chicago. Folsom aud different u arts OF the State.
Nil. aud Mrs h0hn leave to-day for "Trip IN |
the South. They viii make their home IN THIS |
city.
Surprise Party Cough Street.
A surprise party was given TO Miss Tillle |
Waller daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Q. Waller, |
on Friday evening last, at the family residence,
131 Cough street. The affair was complete |
surprise to The young lady, and most de |
lightfu evening was spent by all present. Dur |
ing the early part OF the evening dancing, songs |
and other amusements were INDUCED in, after |
which an elaborate supper was enjoyed by all |
tie guests. Tie following were present: Miss |
Agnes HucEins, Miss Lulu Fletcher, Miss Lulu |
CawsOn, filss Emma Clawson, Miss Maud
Clawson, Miss Ale Choyski, Miss Georgie Nc |
Cure. Miss Maud IbOmasOn, MISS Maggie Ber- |
naid, Miss Maggie Rely, MISS sophie winter, |
Miss Bertha Winter, Miss Bertha BerStein, Miss |
Leah Be- stein. MISS ANY slower, Miss Carrie |
S'hIel, Miss Emlly HeIZei; Messfs. w lllam |
Stirling totest Lowry, Martin Bullion, William |
Lulz, II. Ruurke. Y. HennesSy. Theodore aller, |
Miss Florence BernatG, Miss Fannie Dennis, Mr.. |
and MIS-. {. Waller.
ux-Tauikner Wedding at San Jnsa.
Que OF the interesting events at San Jose |
lately was the wedding OF Miss Maggie Faulkner
to Mr.. CHARLES II. Lux last Wednesday at 81.
J seph's Church. The bride and groom and
their attendants stood III the close OF the OPEN
Ing mat ch and then knelt while Rev. Father
CalZra performed the short marriage service.
Tie blide was gwen away by her brother ln-law,
Hon. James Il. Camlbell, aud was attended dur
iug the ceremony by Miss Lizzie Lux as brides
maid. Tie groom was accompanied by his best
man, George Newman OF San Francisco. The
ceremony followed by nuDtial mass, which
was celebrated BY Rev. Father Caizla-
a pleasant reception was alterward held al
the residence of the brides mother, which was
handsomely decorated. lie presents received
by MI. and MIS-. Lux were oil unuSuI! ELEGANCE
Comprising gold aud silver plate, rich jewels.
choice articles of furniture, complete set OF
Haverland china, check for $500, bric-a-biac
and beautiful set OF diamonds.
The happy pair came 10 this city and will also
visit Del Monte and Santa Cruz.
Party Green Street.
Last Sunday evening party in honor OF a
birthday anniversary was rendered TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Julius j. Loeser, at their residence. 521
Green street. Tie happy couple received many
congratulations and wishes for many more years
Of welded lie TO the sweet strains OF music
all went merriy unii late hour Among tile
merry lhrOng present were: Miss Lola Lacampe,
Mr. II. NJ. Gacia. Miss Ferjan, Miss NJ. Gar
bray, Miss a. Lecuentre, Miss /. Kelly, Miss i.
o. Nevada. Mrs. BOcea, Mrs. judo, Miss Lolita
Peneunt, Mrs. L. Kelly; MeSSTS. j. LOeser, T.
Yasquez' P. Alsarado, Q. Cnsgo S. Tunezi T.
Santa Cooma, Myles t. O'DOnncll. N. Esquela,
l. Lara, L. Oliver ana Anton Aguilar.
The Olympus Circle Party.
The newly elected officers OF Olympus Circle
No. ~, &. OF f., were publicly installed last Fri
dow min Rom adatJs hu rfpf
Deputy, Mrs. Z. Carah: j. 7. c. G., Mrs. E.
Koppen; c. C., Mrs. Chandler; S. c. C., Mrs
Wilson; Financial Secretary, Mr.. o. Walters;
Recording Secretary, Miss l.. Mackey; Treas
urer Mrs. q. Rouke; Il. g., Miss l.. o. Rouke;
l.. g., Miss j. Mackeyi j. g., MIR. j. II. Carah;
Q. G., Mr.. II. 4. BlIay; TIustees-J. H. Carah.
II. Mas. Mrs kcppeD was presented with an
elegant gold FOiesteT's lace pin from the circle
Aiier The installation the floor was cleared tor
dancing, during which Ice cream aud cakes we're
served. Tie invitations were limited, but the
hall yas nned.
Surprise Parry Second Street.
A highly enjoyable surprise party was gwen to
Mrs. James MeDermotI and family recently on
her return from visit TO her uncle, Senator Orr
OF Auburn, Placer County. Mrs. McDermOtt was
met upon her arrival at the depot and escorted
TO- her residence, 6l412 Second street, where The
festivities were held.
The parlois were handsomely decor ated. Late |
In the evening supper was served. twenty-four
returned 10 the parlors where short programme |
was presented, as follows: Recitation. "Casey's |
DREAM" by John Farrell; mandolin selections
BY j. and Miss Eliza Jarvis; vocal selections by |
Katie ONel; recitation, Fire! Firer Miss Sallie
Cash; Violin and banjo solos by John and j..
ONeiL Dancing was then INDUCED iu until |
late hour The pleasant affair will long be re-
membered by those present, as follows: Mr.. |
and Mrs. MeDermott. MIR. and Mrs. Hartford, |
Mrs ONell, Miss Sallle Cash, Mi. D. and Miss |
Eliza Jarvis, Miss McDerm0tt, Miss Katie |
O'Neil, Miss Maggie Hartford, Miss Annie Bel
Miss MeDermOtt, Mrs. Richmond. Mrs. AeDei-
mott, Miss julia Dunphy. Miss kitiy Hartford,
Miss Jennie Clark, hessrs John o'heht JOHN /
Farrell r. j. Hartford, ). o'Neil, Master james
MeDermoti, L. Grimes, J. Gamhs, George Rich /
mOnd, Master John Hartford.
Patty ON Market Street.
Miss Florence CeIini gave a pleasant party |
last Tuesday evening ~ her residence, 1903 |
Market street. Singing, recitatiops and dancing.
with bounteous supper, made tbe time pass
most enjoyabiy. Those present acre: MISS r
Cerini, Mr. Flank M. Cerni. D. Z. s. CFeeiey,
Mr.. James H. Greeley. Professor Richard ~.
Barton, DR.. j. Milton Nit John Silly. Miss ~ /
Mol ID.