The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-05
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
ffo, tirued from 7hird Paae.l

MT: Harry Ellis Miss Lizzie Green, Miss Minnie ~
Brmlngham, Miss Pollard, Mr. Bert sherman,
Miss l.. Dieke, MIR. s. Patterson, Miss Lou Ross,
Mr.. A. B. Marston, Miss Berniee Wayne, MT r.
E. Adams, M ISIS Cora Leist, Miss May McArdie,
MssOne si Miss u MAUD Bursess, Miss Ida Moore
Miss Minnie Kitchen, Miss Lille smith, MISS A.
Schweichler; Messrs. b. Llssner' a. w Lssner'
o. NJ Farwell, b. Barrels, E. Mulyey, A. Lentz,
J. Green, Eugene Fraser. John McHugh. L. W.
DennisOn Frank Buckley, William Angel, Ii.
Wheeler, Louis Wolfe, bert Parker, z; Law,
renee. Morris Jellet, James Jellet Wllired
Smith. Charles Heeseman Gharles od aali' =. =,
Morse, j. b. Drake, C. Pollen, n. A. Stanley,
Jack Kitchen, Walter j. Smith,
The vincent-G orevan W edding.
Very suspicious was the wedding ceremony
which united Miss Mary GOrevaD, eldest
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. j. Goreyan OF 1925
Clay street, to Mr.. Louis Vincent. the prominent
mining man OF Nevada City, at 81. Bridgets
Church last Wednesday morning;
The sacred edifce was crowded with friends OF
the happy pair, who. about O'clock took up
their position before the handsomely decorated
altar. The bride, who looked lovely in dove
color, attended by her sister, Miss Agnes
GoTeyan. Tie bride wore a magnificent set of
diamonds, lhe GIFT OF The groom, and carried
handsome bouquet of tuDeroses and lilies of the
valley. Mr.. Joseph GoTeyan was the best man.
and the impressive ceremony was performed by
Rev. John Collie.
After tile ceremony the bridal party and friends
returned TO the residence OF the brides parents
on Clay street. where The parlors were profusey
decorated. Here congratulations offered
and a sumutuous wedding breakfast served.
Mr.. aud MIS-. Vincent left III the afternoon for
Santa CIuzi where they are spending their
honeymoon. They viii reside in Nevada City.
Among The invited guests were; Mr.. and
Mrs James Gorevan Sr.; Messrs James Gore
van JT., Joseph GOrcyan, George McMahon.
Michael Carroll, William l.. Goreyan; Mr.. aud
Mas. LOUIS Vincent Mr.. John GoIevan, Mrs. M.
0Dea, Miss Emma Feisel Miss Mamie ODea,
Miss Agnes GOTevan. Mrs. ?. Hargican. Mrs.
J. E. Culverwel, Mrs. w. Burke, The Misses
Nellie and Annie Goteyan, Miss Lizzie Clancy,
Miss Ellen Monaghan, Miss NJ argaret McAuffe,
MISS Nellie OROurke, Miss ROsalIne KuntZ, Mrs.
NJ. Vincent, Mrs. +. Murrin, Mrs. Jonn Clancy,
Miss Alice Murphy, Miss Mary MurLin. Miss
Fannie Ryan, Miss Lizzie Burton, Miss NJ.
Kennedy, Nh. and Mrs. Ii. Monaghaui Messrs.
Madden, j. Driscol, }. RUDOLPH I. l. O'Brlen,
j. [. Nealon, +. +. Str0ther Patrick Crowley, NJ.
0Dea, Il. Dunn, f. Brown, William Burke, A.
T. SPOTS.
The California Lodge Party.
The members of California Lodge, No. 10,
Order OF The Beacon Light, on the 25th ult. gave
the first Of series Of regular monthly socials to
be given on the fourth Friday of each mouth.
The hail was well filed with members and their
friends, who listened to The rendition of the fol-
lowing entertaining programme: Address OF
welcome, NJ. j: MeBrearty, President; address,
Miss Louise 4. Dunand, q. T.; recitation, James
IL. Beresford; song, Mrs. Charles q. Schroeder;
recitation Miss Mamie Kelly; song. Miss
katherine Black. This was followed by dance
and all participated.
Party Russ Street.
Messrs. NJ. Kramer aud Karl Eber gave very
successful surprise party TO Hiss Ethelyn Jacobs
al her parents residence Russ street, last Sun
day evening. The rooms were neatly decorated
with ferns and smilax. Dancing aud games
were the order OF The evening. AT midnight
supper was served. IOasts were responded 70
by Mr.. j. Jacobs, Mr.. Karl Eber. Mr.. Adolph
Kahn, Mi. l. Pechner aud Mr.. j. Meyer. The
following contributed TO the evenings entertain
msnI; selection piano, Mr. NJ k[amer; vocal
herLOach; recitation, Miss r. Fredlander,
se.octon (pianoh Mr.. Sigismund Bumann; re-
citation, MT. AdOph Kahn. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Jacobs, Miss L. Jacobs
Miss L. LeuuImand, Miss b. Baum, the Misses
q. aud L. Chaumak, The Misses H. aud E. Baup,
Miss d. Shemsnski, Miss l.. Greenberg, Miss L.
Rocca, the Misses +. and S. Harris, Miss E.
friedlander, Miss Z. Heino, Miss II. Burkr Miss
NJ. Collins, Miss S Hull, Miss f. Friedlauder,
Miss NJ. Levy, Miss b. Raphael, Miss Lurline
Jacobs the Misses ). and +. Jacobs; Messrs.
n. Kramer, h Eber, L. Jacobs. L. Pechner, NJ.
kosendorn, Adoipl Kahn, A be Kahn, X. HeroId,
J. Baum, q. Merzbach, u. hron, ). Saalsberg,
{. Morris, ). hruuberg Mr.. Blake, j. Salomon
A. ShirpNer, y. Williams, l.. tOulk, j. Meyer, S.
Brown, b. Goldsmith, 5. Bumaun, b. Cohen A
Wise, L. Lewis.
Party ON Oak Street.
On Monday evening last Captain Christopher
L. MeNear aud wife gave a birthday party at
their residence at 225 Oak street in honor OF
their grandson, Frank E. McNear, who on that
day attained his majority. The house was hand
somely decorated for the occasion, and a large
humber OF young people were invited 10 share in
the festivities. what with dancing, singing,
games aud recherche supper, which was served
late In the evening, all enjoyed good time, in
have occasion 10 remember his tive nty-trst birth
day anniversary. MIR. McNear was presented
with Inc gold watch and chain by his grand
parents on the OCCASION and with other valuable
tokens VI affection by his mother, aunt aud other
relatives.
Party ut Stockton.
MT. and Mrs. c. II. Keagle entertained num-
Der of their friends at progressive euchre last
Thursday evening at their residence, SO Center
street, Stockton. Prizes were offered for the
greatest and least number OF PROFESSIONS and
the greatest number of lone hands. Those pres
cut were: Mr.. aud Mrs. W. n. Elsom Mr. and
Mrs. j. S. Durham, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davis
Mr.. aud Mrs. George Homage, Mr.. and Mrs. j. +.
MOSey, MI. and Mrs. j. U. Castle, Mr.. and Mrs
j. Z. GrdeT, Mr.. aud Mrs j. T. Oldham, Mr.. and
MIS-. }. W. WHY, Mr. and Mrs. r. b. Robin, Mr.
aud Mrs. Hoyle Greenwood, Mrs. Alice kaflZ,
Miss Eliza Lang, Miss Allie Fyfe, Miss Hattie
Fyfe, AessTs. John jackson, L. ii. Lang, Il. C.
Reyes, L. (. Cadie, George e Housken and
Harry Lester.
The prizes were awarded as follows: For pro-
gressiOns, Mrs. j. I. Oldham and j. U. Castle;
lone hands, harry Lester and j. c. Grlder;
BOBBY prizes, Miss Hattie Fyfe and Frank Davis.
Murphy Farmer Wedding at Santa Clara.
AT the Catholic Church In Santa Clara Miss
Annie H. Murphy aud Mr.. James A. Farmer,
the Third son Of Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Farmer,
were united in marriage, Rev. Father Ragglo
officiating. on the 22d ulr. Miss Clara Pende-
CAST OF San Francisco was the bridesmaid and
Mr.. Henry Farmer the groom's best man. There
was large number Of relatives aud friends
present.
From the church the party proceeded to the
residence OF the BRIDES mother, Mrs. 5. A
Murphy, where wedding breakfast awaited
them, The rooms having been handsomely decor
ated with flowers and ferns. A reception was
rendered 10 Mr.. and Mrs Farmer In the Alter
noon.
Those present at the reception were: Mrs. s.
a. Murphy. Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Farmer MIR. and
MIS-. +. T. Farmer, Mr. and Mrs. A. b. Mcguire
OF San francisco, MIR. and Mrs. Nj. Farrell, Mr.
and Mrs. 4. b. Lorigan OF San Francisco, Mrs.
d. LOrlgan, Miss Rose Smith OF San Luis Obispo
Miss Nellie Bradley of San Francisco
Misses sadie and Katie Daily, tne Misses
l. ana 7. Irrelevant, The Misses Kate and Mary
Doyle the Misses j. and +. HaIfoId, Miss Sasie
simpson, Miss Katie Donohoe, Miss Minnie
Eagan OF San Luis ObispO; the Misses NJ aud L.
FlauneTy. Miss Ella Madden Miss NJ KiIIian
Miss Il. Culkin, Miss s. Stewart Miss X Ryan
The Misses r. aud E. Tnompsoni Messrs. Frank,
henry ana Fred Farmer, j. Hayes, E Lorigan
and j. Boyler, San Francisco; c. NJ. Lorlgan, l.
and Il. Hayes, Santa Rosa; d. J. Flannery, J. a.
Day and ID. Mccain, San Francisco; g. d.
South. Oakland; I. Graham, J. Halford aud w.
Murphy.
Party mt TomaIes.
A very pleasant party was given Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph S. Grand OF Tomales on Saturday a
week ago. Dancing was the order Of the even
Ing Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Capella, Mr.. and Mrs. James MELON.
nell Mr.: aud Mrs: NJ. Casarotr, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Madalena Misses Mary and Nellie Nor
ton, Edwiua Duficy, Lucy Capella, Jennie
Mollie aud Maggie Mcdonnell, Agnesa Cont
Ella, Benigna and Mary Grandi, Mary Capella
Messrs John, Alexander and James Nc Donnel
John Hunter, James Fallon, T. MulIaly James
Mutually William Grand, Feliclo Cont, A.
Soldaii L. Pedranti, Owen Morton N. de Mar
tint, I. Pedranu. L. CaporgDo. Thomas Riley,
James Capella, Joseph Bernard, C. Silvio, r
Dalessi, Jotardo Guibbini, E. Victor, Z. Gale.
gafi, john Madaena, Il. Seamara, John Car
zascla, Joseph Caporgno George Gobb James
Cobb, Joseph Geita, A. Bancnini. z. Morosoli
John Albeuunl, S. Lesina, John Calzascia and
others.
The Elite Club Party.
The members of the Elite Club gave their
eighth Invitation social last Saturday evening at
Bnai Birth Hall. Johnson g. Gutman's Orches-
ira furnished music for the merry dancers, who
kept up their celebrating amusement until after
midnight. The various aching committees were
composed as follows: Committee OF Arrange
ments-I: +. Smiddy (Charman) E. Z. Donovan,
.: Z: Collins I. z. Nunan. N. McMennmy: Re.