The morning call., 1890-10-04

absent Members" DR.. d. Mcmillan;
sister Societies. Chief W. c. Burnett OF
perity," Mr.. J. d. Coule; "The Press"
MIR. G. W. Patterson. The pipers. Mr. l. S.
r. Tivenuale and Mr.. d. K. McLennan,
were also called unon and added consider
ably to,the enthusiasm created by the elo-
Quent speeches.
Afterward songs and recitations were in
order, some of the contributors in this re-
spect being: Song, j. Haggart; song, j.
Grant; Song, A. d. Crawford; song j.
Smith; song Gaelic, Aleek Campbell; song,
Harry Walker; song, James 'Dal; song,
Robert Russell: song, Miss Maggie Little;
song. Mrs. D. McDopad; song, Mrs. An
derSon; song. Mrs. Segar; song, James Ait
ken ST.; recitation. Mrs. Wilson recitation,
Miss McRae; Miss Mcdonald acted efficiently
as pianist, -,
supreme to very late hour, and ties of
'.anld acquaintance" were firmly cemented,
and many an old feud forgotten in the flow
of sociability.. There was quartet of
musicians for any who inclined toward
dance later, and the pipers were ready to
chaunt reel, but for the most the banquet
hall held stronger attractions with its appeal
of song aud elUquence. The Committee of
Arrangements of this first successful re-
union consisted of Mr.. Aleck Iharp. Mr..
J ohm Ross, Mr.. j. II. McInnes and Mr..
John Grant.
The Atkinson Dinner at Sacramento.
The Hon. John Kinks, prominent jour-
nalist of Wisconsin and for year past
United States Minister to Peru, has been in
Sacramento for a few days, the guest of his
old friend, Mr.. Edmund C. Atkinson. A
farewell dinner was given his guest Tues
day by Mr.. Atkinson, at which were pres
ent: Hon. c. C. Sturk, Assemblyman from
Santa Barbara County; Hon. W. Z. lend
rcks, Secretary Of State; Mayor W. ID.
Comstock. Mr.. Z. b. Willis. Mi. L. Iozer
Mr.. V. 5. McClatchy. Mr.. Joseph Stritens
and ex-senator William Johnston. Toasts
and pleasant reunion followed the discus
sion OF the elaborate MENU Mr.. Kinks a
few DAYS afterward came down to this city,
and sailed yesterday for Peru, his post OF
duty.
The Beulah Club gave another Of their
pleasant nte:tainmtntS last evening at Mis-
sion Music Hall. when the following pro-
gramme was rendered: Overture, BlGm's
0rCl estra; a comic operelta In one act,
penelope, or the MilkmanS Bride" with
the following cast: Pitcher, Mr.. I. j. Duffy {;
toSser, MI Sanford Bennett; Chalks, Mr..
Cosmore Clark; Mrs. CIOaEer Mrs. Martin
Schultz; Penelope, Miss Sadie libby. The
change from the usual programme of Sepa-
rate numbers was much appreciated, as a
variation, especially chang so well carried
out by the talent composing the cast. Dane
ing to the music Of BUNS Orchestra was
afterN ara enj yed till Il o'clock. Mr.. W. T.
Barnes was floor director. In. active Off
Gers of the club are: Mrs. G. II. Morrison,
President; Mrs. j. Z. +. Davis, Vice-Presi-
dent; Mrs. W., II. Loring, Treasurer; Mrs.
II. \. Stevens, Secretary. anu Mr.. II. +;
: Marsh, Literary Director.
Parry on Page Street.
A MI ar+y- riH IN
Miss May Morris and Mr., Clarence G.
Morris last Tuesday evening, at the resi-
dence of their parents, 121 Page street. The
guests enjoyed singing and games until IL
o'clock, when refreshments were served.
|, Afterward dancing " as enjoyed until late
hour. Among those present were: Miss
May Morris, Mr.. Clarence q. Morris, Miss
Miss Sarah Hansell. Mr.. 5. Boyd, Nh Bert
Hatfield, Miss Jessie G. Turner, Miss Ida
NJ. Elliott, Mr.. Clarence V, Hatfield, Mr..
Carl II. Vokmar, Miss Emma Hansell,
Mrs. Z. c. Volkmar, Miss Maud A. Briggs
Mrs. w ID. Ferguson, Miss Correlia B.
Priest, Mr.. Chester Turner. Mr.. LenOX Hat
field, Miss Inez Morris, MI, Clyde Morris
and MIR. Gee.
The Grunauer-Green wedding.
The wedding of Mr.. Herman Grunauer of
Byron to Miss Hattie Green, daughter of
MI and Mrs. William Green OF Susauyille,
| Cal, took place on the evening of Septem-
Der Dist, at Saratoga Hall. the Rev. Falk
/ Fidayer officiating. The han was beauti-
/ fully decorated with eyeTgreens. After the
ceremony the numerou guests sat down to
a suupluous repaSt when champagne flowed
freely, aud many were the toasts that were
| drunk to the health OF Tie happy couple.
! Among those present we're: MIR and Mrs.
Brunei OF LockIord, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Green, Nj and Mr.. NJ Asher Mr.. and
| Mrs. Nj. Nathan. Miss Hattie Nathan Of
ousanyilie, Mr.. j. Cohn, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
| GTunaueT, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Grunauer Of
Brentwood. MIR. Morris Grunauer of Byron,
Mr.. A. Leynsky of stockton, Miss Felicitie
Levinsky Of stockton, Mr., a. Bunauer Of
Mr.; and Mrs. Il: Chain of Petainma.
and Mrs. J. SchiIling, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
zlyevipSky. Mr. J. Tokas, Miss Alice Toklas,
Mr.. and Mrs. P Fabian, Mrs. IL. Jonas of
Butte, Mont. Louis Kroner of Brentwood,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Isaac Mr.. and Mrs. J.
| Asher, Mrs. l.. Waldan, Mr. and Mrs. ).
| Caro-, Miss Blanch Caro-, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
! Schmidt, Mr.. BennO Schmidt, Mrs. Phil
| Cohn, Miss Elite Jacobs, Miss Gussie Phil
lips, Miss Sadie Breslauer, Miss Dora Berg
man of Carson, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Raphel, Mr..
\. GOldstein of Orovile, Miss Elite Gold
stein of Oroville, Miss Lula Goldstein, Mr..
Alfred G0ldstein OF 0rovlle, Mr. and Mrs.
Il. Morris, Miss Ida Morris. Mr.. S. Morris,
Mrs. L. Fredrick of Reno Mrs. G. Levy of
Ukiah, Mr.. C.. Bear of Oakdale, Mr.. j.
LuStig, Mr.. J. Strauss. Rev. Falk Vidaver,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Grunauer, Mr.. Albert
Asher, Mr.. Max Asher.
Pacific Coast Weddings.
Mr.. j. II. Murray, with the Spreckels
Commercial Company, and Mrs. Sarah L.
Moore were married in san Diego on Tues
day by Rev. r. W. Bailey. the new pastor of
the Methodist Church South.
At Calvary Episcopal Church, Santa Cruz,
last Wednesday evening, the marriage of
Mrs. Mary Taunton Chace and Mr.. Charles
II. Chace was solemnized by Rev C. o. Til
lotson in the presence of the mother Of the
bride and a few witnesses. This was the
religious cOnsummatiOn of civil contract
entered into by the parties in April last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chace will continue to reside
in Santa Cruz.
At College City. on the 26th ult., Mr.. W.
A. Broadly and Miss Mollie Stewart were
united in marriage in the Christian Church.
Last Saturday at Chico Mr.. Frank Leslie
Ham and Miss Ada Louise Wilson were
married by Rev. Jesse Wood. Both parties
are well known and esteemed in Chico,
where they will reside.
On Thursday, September 18th, Miss Marie
l.. Walters of Pasadena. Cal, was united in
marriage TO MI r. A Kennedy of Seattle.
The ceremony was performed at the Metho-
dist Church, Seattle, by the Rev. Clark
Davis
Society Personals.
Miss Jennie Flood is visiting Mrs. T. B.
P urdy at the Hotel Vendome, San Jose.
Bishop o. P. Fitzgerald is visiting in
Santa Barbara.
Dr.. ana Mrs. Charles B. Brigham have
returned from their cottage at Lake Tahoe
to their residence here.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis p. Parrot have re-
turned from San Rafael, where they spent
the summer, to their residence on Franklin
street.