The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-18
EVENTS IN The
SOCIAL WORLD.
The Monthly Entertainment of
the Western Addition
Club.
NELSON WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.
The Locomotive Firemen's Farewell
Hop-St. Andrews Society En-
tertainment on Monday-An In
terestins Wedding in Santa
Cruz - Entertsi inments Across
the Bay-PersOAaI Notea.

=" The Assembly will hold its anniversary
PARTY this evening at Union.square Hall
very enjoyable card party was given one
evening this week al the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. Imam iubbs of East Oakland. About
twelve couples were present.
- he marriage OF Mr.. James Coyle to Miss En-
ma NJ. BoIle by The Rev. Father Ryan, took
place at Sacred Heart Churen yesterday morning
81 II O'clock. The couple were surrounded by
heir relatives and intimate friends. After the
service the guests accompanied the happy pair
10 the residence OF The bride, which was hand
somely decorated, and having received the cen
CALCULATIONS of their many friends Mr.. and Mrs.
COyle left on The 80 o'clock train for Sacra-
mento. where they will spend their honeymoon.
a birthday party will be rendered to Miss
BERTHE Rhodes of West Oakland this evening"
Miss Rhodes eighteenth birthday and her debut
into society will be simultaneously celebrated.
\ delightful lunch party was given to a few
friends by Miss hnowland and Miss Burgess at
Inc home OF the former on Lincoln avenue, Ala
media, on Monday.
Tie ladies of the First Baptist Church, Ala
media, announce a Japanese entertainment for
this evening in the church. 1t will include many
novel features notably Japanese wedding.
parasol dIll by six young ladies in Japanese
costume, pantomime and musical and literary
entertainment.
Empire, Golden Rule and Palo ALTO lodges of
X. and L. OF II. will give joint boAbOn party
this evening at Odd Fellows Han.
The opening exercises OF the san Francisco
Consei yatory OF Music. under the management
Of Professor Z. u. Bonelli, Will take place at
Metropolitan Temnie this evening.
Mission Parlor, W. {. 7. o., Mrs. Rose French,
President, will meet at Twentieth street Y NJ.
{. a. pdrlors this afternoon at O'clock
Western Addition club Entertainments.
Tie regular monthly meeting OF the Western
Addition Literary and Social Club took place
last evening at Odd Fellows Hall. II seemed
that every Invitation WIS honored, for there
--eeHlt be seen no unoecupied chair after The en-
tertainment opened.
A bright and varied programme was presented
as follows: Grand march, "California' CNoah
Brandy, Noah BrandIs Orchestra; recitation,
THE Switchman's Story" Miss Helene Courte-
ney; barytOne solo a. Il Fear y % Foe" (PinsutD,
(D Thy Sentinel Am l." by request (watson),
MIR. c. L. Gage; soprano solo, "WaltZ Brilllaate'
(CaslellD, by special request Miss Gertrude
Aud; concluding with farce IN one act entitled,
WHO Do They Take Me FORE" with the follow
ing cast: Terence O'Reilly. au artist, Mr. j. b.
Readman; Pics iugs, steward Of the Hdrdacre
estate, MrWill c, Meagher; Colonel TemDletOn
MIR. III Hallett; Posset, landlord of the Hard
acre Arms, Mr.. a. q. Pierce; Mrs Darlington,
Miss MILAN e. Jenu; Miss Prudence PickIngs,
Miss Josie Gordon. The stage was under the dt-
rection Of Mr.. j. B. Readman. Individual com
ment IS almost needless where only ability Is adj
mtIed, as is the rule at these entertainments.
CUrsOrlly II may be said, however, that Brandps
march California" composed by himself in
honor of the y. 5. q. w, has swing and "go''
TO IL that proved quite inspiring. though some
what short Miss Helene CourteneY Tecited her
pathetic story ana encore, 1.-The Two Beg
CARS" with much feeling. II was pity that her
voice could not penetrate tie length OF the hall.
he same lack OF fuliness was TO be deplOred IN
Mr.. Cages tones, bis pbrasing, however, being
almost perfect.
Miss Gertrude Aud well indicated her title
CT he Nightingale OF the West" a perfect
storm OF applause greeted her execution of tile
"WaltZ BTilliante," which In her hands Is peeu-
liar creation OF her own. Her eneoTes, bird
Song aud "Chidhood's Memories we're char
acteristtc and introduced some marvellous vocal
tkat almost SEEMED TeutTiloquia, effects. Per
--seeL nrdulatfk Is combined Win Intelligent eX-
The character NMiss Auid's exquisite warbling
The play that followed was very funny, and Mr..
Rradman's bewilderment as realistic as MIR.
MeagheTs cGaftiness. Miss Jehu was capital as
Mis-. Darlington and Miss Gordon did not act
like 4 novice GU The stage. Posset and Colonel
Iempleton both helped 10 heap uD the mystlhca-
ton which hna!ly unraYeied Itself so saIlsIac-
tOTlly.
Tie floor was afterward cleared for dancing
which continued until midnight TO the music OF
BranGt's Orchestra. The committee consisted
of: Floor manager, MIR. Charles Fonda. assisted
by Aessrs Edward Casey, Frank Webb, Frank
Wadsworth, t. l.. Favor.
The pleasant meeting was held under the gen
eral auspices OF the officers and Executive Com
miltee OF the club as follows; Ohleers-Mr; W.
G. Meagher, President; Mr.. George A. Mu!lin,
Vice President; Mr.. Norman c. Harris, Flnan-
cial Seer etaTy; Mr.. W. A. Searles, Treasurer /;
MIR. Harrison HOusewOrth, Recording Secretary /;
Executive Commitee-Messrs. A. NJ. Thornton,
". Ii. Halletl, H. Z. Holmes, Ii. Il. VAIN
wright, 4. q. Pierce.
Tn Eb-n Society Entertsinment.
LAST evening highly interesting entertainment
~ given by the ladies' Of the EbeIl Society In
their rooms at Upper Hamilton Hall, Oakland.
A large attendance enjoyed the recherche pro-
gramme, which inciuded: Address lin Englsn)
on the French classical drama by nious. La
mare OF Berkeley, teacher OF the French Ian
guage The argument and criticism In French OF
COIHeill-'s tragedy " lie Cid" with TecitaIlOns
Of scene 8, act /, and scene 2, act II. Miss
Marguerite Williams. daughter OF the we'll
known lecturer, also recited Victor Hugos
"Napaleon' most effectively.
Enr git-De l. mater Wedding, Santa Cruz.
On Tuesday at bign noon the marriage Of Miss
Jessie Nan!ta de Lamater, second daughter of
~. and Mrs. 6. b. V. de Lamater, and Joseph
: c. EhTighI, son Of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Enrtght
OF san Jose, was celebrated at the Catholic
church In Santa Cruz, Rev Father Men aimee
cficiatng.
Only the immediate relatives and friends OF
the contracting parties were present In the
church at the hour of the wedding. As the
bridal party entered the sacred edIfce Mrs. I. j..
Bailey, the orgaDsi, played Memberships we'd
ding march. Rev. Father McNamee met them
al lie door and led the way up the main aisle TO
the altar Tie bride was escorted by her father.
MI G. 3. V. de Lamater; next followed the
bridesmaid, Miss e. May de Lamater, sister of
the bride, on the arm OF MI. Schuyler de La
mater. the groom's best man; the groom, Mr.
al AIs
brief but impressive marriage ceremony OF the
Catholic Church was performed by Rev. Father
McNamee, and after the nuptial blessing the
newly married pair led the Way down the aisle
while the choir sang beautiful wedding hymn.
Mr. and Mrs. Enright, with their relatives and
guests we're then driven 10 the pretty home OF
Tie brides parents on Ocean View avenue, where
a wedding breakfast was served. The house
was tasteiuly decorated. he dining room,
with lis long and handsomely decorated tIble,
was quite as artistic as the other rooms
Twenty-Five OF the relatives OF the contracting
parties sat down to delicious wedding break
fast. The grandparents OF the bride sat at one
end Of the table, facing the newly married
couple, while parents and relatives nlled the
long spaces between.
route for an extended wedding trip. They Will
afterward reside In San Jose, where Mr.. Enrlght
Is a prosperous business man. The bride Is a
belle Of Santa Cruz, where she Is much beloved
Tn. locomotive Firemen's Hop
The New Western Hotel, on the corner OF
Kearny and Washington streets, was gay last
evening, the occasion being hop given by the
management to the visiting Locomotive Fire
men, who have made their headquarters at this
central caraVansary.
The delegates TO The FlTemen's Convention,
7 which recently concluded Its labors, have been
cordially welcomed since their arrival, and the
city Will be GLAD to see them return another year.
At their convention much important business
has been transacted ana IL seemed only fair that
few hours should be given up to well-earned
relaxation.
On Monday a pleasant trip was made to Del
Monte. and to-day The members leave for their
respective homes. Lastnight therefore, was APP
propriately devoted TO a concluding Informal
Inerry-makiDg. which took the form OF a hop
held In the dlning-rOOm Of the New Western.
The music was by Wallcotrs Band, and about
one hundred couples participated In the grand
march, which was led by MIR. l.. X. Rosenberg
and Miss Mamie Gleason. Many Joined In afler
the march. and It was a late or rather an early
hour when the festivities closed
Almost all the delegates including the grand
officers, were present at one time or another IN
The evening, and among the active participants
in the dance were noticed: Mr.. j. +. McQuaid,
Mrs. L. S anley, Miss Hettie Moore, Miss Annie
Runyon, Mr.. Charles Fisher, Mr.. w. S RunyOn,
Mr.. John Mayne, Mr.. q. G. Colt, MIR. Il. +.
Dougherty, Mr.. Charles Nayor. MIR. NJ. ID. Finn,
BIr. A. Disney, Mr.. j. IL. Kane, Mr.. &. W.
Adams. I he management Of the hotel provided
a sUmptuous supper al midnight, and refresh
ments were on hand throughout the pleasant
evening.
The 81. Andrews Society Entertainment.
The monthly open meeting Of st. Andrews
Society was Old at Its rooms last Mon day even
ing, when the following programme was listened
10 with appreciation: Songs, "My Ain Fireslde"
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