The morning call., 1890-09-07

meda-Numerous Arrivals.
Mrs. William H. Mills OF 1907 Oclavia street
entertained party of ladies' al lunch on We'd
pesday in compliment TO Mrs. c. W. Clark OF
Sacramento. Those present were: Mrs. I. Is.
Mcfarland, Mis-. 5. C. benson, Mrs. H. ii. Ban
croft Mrs. Louisa Bee and Mrs. Captain W. j..
Bryan.
ale dinnerparty in honor of Mr.. John 2. jack
son Jr last Wednesday evening al their resi-
deBce Ia Oakland.
MI ana Mrs. S. II. Collins will be at home 10
heir Visalia friends on Thursday evening next,
ftom TO u o'clock, at their esidence, FOL
Sacramento street.
Tue Kings Daughters Union gave pleasant
apron social last Friday at the First Methodist
ChuIch In Alameda. The young ladies wore gay
aprons which were partially bemmed, the young
gentlemen present having to finish the work.
some showing very neat Geedle-wolk Two
pIiZ-s were offered for the neatest WORK.
Judge S. Clinton Hastings and Mrs. Lillian
Knust Hastings were married in Lakeport last
Saturday evening week ago.
Mrs. Charles Roger rendered an elegant din
per 10 a few of her friends last Tuesday evening
on lie occasion of her birthday anniversary, al
ner home on Eagle avenue, near Everett street.
Alameda.
Rev. W. H. MTbuin, chaplain Of the United
States House OF Representatives popularity
known as The Blind Man Eloquent" is, with
bis adopted daughter, Miss Gemley, the guest OF
Miss Wilder daughter OF the ex-ATinster TO
Ialy. Rr, MlibuIn has been featuring IN South
Frn California, where an exchange says Of him
BIZ nd from eaIly childhood, with partial use OF
one eve up 10 the age OF 15-since which lime he
as been entirely sghlless-be spelled out bis
education letter by letter, and stands Today
living e1empihcaton OF what energy, pluck and
IeIsIsteucy, IN lhe face OF the most dlscouraglng
eli cumstauces, can accomplish. He is TecOg-
nized III pulpit and on platform as an orator pos
sessed OF an unlimited command OF language, an
impressive manner, and at times, displays d
palhOs that moves an audience 10 teaIs. Ihls
is Chaplain Muburn's first visit 10 California, and
lie says enthusiastically, and with quiet appre-
ciatiVe smile, that IL is The finest country he has
ever seen-wilh special emphasis on The last
word.
The Melliss.BoIton Wedding.
Cards have been Issued by MI. Robert Clay
Bolton. announcing the marriage OF his sister,
Miss Frances Pauline Bolton, TO d. Ernest Mel
Hiss Ph. ID. The bride is q daughter OF the late
James r. Bolton.
The ceremony, which, owing TO the fact that
The brtle's family Is still in mourning, was qui'
ELY conducted, took place last Wednesday after
mon IL the residence OF tie bride, 220I Jones
slIeet where the decorations were very elabo-
Tate lie richness Of Tarest eNotics being called
g., ,yi,th prraT erect 10 accentuate the solemniza
ION Daylight WAS excluded and me Limited
lumber OF guests assembled IN the rear ul'lslou
# LIE craving room suite.
Pev Fathef Cottle awaited the bridal party
,etnra a large mirror in tile front drawlng-ro0m,
which was chiefly decorated oy ss.
,IetuTe,ouely entangled. About O'CLOCK I'M
tTains oI an orchestra situated IN the hall heI
,ined The entrance OF Miss Lizzie BotOh IN
priie,s sister and maid Of honor, who, VIII MIS-
Alya MONTPELIER, lie little bridesmaid ana n9Wel
fairy, made charming advance guaru' AI i:
were followed by the bride CT the arm OF ne
Srn.har eir Robert CIly Bollon, and Joined INT
givsm aud is lest nan, III. Hart. who were a
fye ~ he Solemn szo-cs aha wi,h snaGgiu
steaiheance' Ha4 -tea tglH lAeel ana cons ~
lltious sui,a l'lvlf i-e cyiu'a.il ~ Ivh
- - e;l-,r-rr IS were LcgereG VII
rseniIar hapI 1-.s lF1 fJf1Sed tie dsp4rtur
irem lbe hogs' eafes't9 I" me .,,ds iron
,alr left annie = u Gqed sstes a-an
CD saoss, To; - aeig4.as HUI &C
Rtyags 81 Iheir sec JiHg-fIiD b. tfc. 70, Nasl
iHEte q ana tbe Nortresess gesefsiIy
tie presents vsy4 7atttSussIlr numerous an
handsome. Among hein sag biillial. damon
lie bridesmaie, Mas soften win ! ian i..,r1
neeAiaee Of gold heads as souvenir Of tie 0ces
aIusisafs a. ssate Monica.
81 ioyabIe musicale vas given by Mr
OsiteE al her residsncs in saufa Monica Tuesd
evening Tie Ercr is wsls pnlranIly 4r
HSteG VIII gl}nesa tr.a. ae- e..
rr'.s.t1iiy deco, laa ialr hands OF Il
Mis'ss Carer ana TO me guests presented
- lie nlost charming musicaes OF II
SOC. las following Wsre present: Mr.
e.t5lla & DO BaBer, MRS. Kinney Mrs Cafe,
Ais rhodes, Aifs. NaliHg Miss Winston. Nj
sasss1--S SisSs Acker, Mesdames Gorham Lestei
HamiiIon, ttSEsop. Sir. and Mrs. Dunbar, Mis-
Gofban1. Miss ColfsssS2n- Miss Brooks, Miss Sea
mems. Miss Fflie Corsop, Miss Florence Jones
Miss Shoemaker; Messrs. IOelor, Barry. Cor
son, Warlng Roy Jones, Lester, Ryan, WbymaI
ana Baudiul.
Tho Lamopa-Cieary Wedding.
One of the most charming events Of recent dal'
10 the Northwest, was the wedding Of Miss Bell,
i,eouore Cleary, daughter oil Mrs. Fl. /. Clear,
ana niece of The Hon. Michael F. Tarpey Of Ala
meda, 10 Mr.. Perry W. Lamona, son of Mr. and
Eirs. John LanOna, the pioneer settlers OF Lin,
celebrated on the 9Th OF August, al Wild Rose
Ranch Lie residence Of the BRIDES mother ard
vas attended by quite gathering OF friends AID
Eeiaiives from this city and Spokane Falls. The
Eide was attended by her COUSIN, Miss Tessie
td-lg OF The Mission, as bridesmaid and the
groom 81 his best man, Jerome Drumheller Of
So. kane.
after The CEREMONY, which was performed by
tbg Kew tatDe' Meuwese of ST. MaTy's Church.
AerIins,on ne Wedding parIy was usheIed M
drjeuBef la ion chette was enjoyed mld
rsTs .sse Of Wild blossoms and cultivated flowers.
alter 5ssiiee had teen done 10 the deilcacies OF
re me tltsIe b. aith, wealth and happiness of The
yOUng couple were toasted over aud over again
n 6Owiug bumpers, and then, amid showers OF
Zee d Slippers, they took ihe cars for this city,
whsrs great part u The honeymoon will be
aEsuf.
Bs JanB Lanons, Mrs, II. !. Gieaiy Mrs. T.
CIeaiy ssh tranciseo; Miss Josephine Clarke,
Mss tdelc Hougliton, Spokanei Mr. Frank &.
C3ea-Y, n IS Tessie CieaTy. San Franeseo; Mr..
70 SIS a -neuway, Mrs. 4. II. WINS, MT. Bert
F5le MI aBd Mrs. Daniel Drunheller, Miss
Feii fifumhcilsr Mir. Jerome Drunheller, Sp0,
lie. Mr. aud Mrs. Clay Fruit Mr. and Mrs
/ ruif, Post Fails; Nj ss Stella LamOna,
ma LamOna, Mrs. leLaughlin, Mr.. Fred