The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-06
The Tahoe Chieftains, /. 0. r. NJ,
Entertain the Grand
Council.
SEVERAL AFFAIRS IN HONOR.
Marriage of Miss WaIoott and MIR.
Beatty-The Macondray Dinner.
The PaItenghi- Ganzhorn Wed
ding Last Night-An East Oak
land Reception-Party on Center
Street Social Notes.

George L. whitney IN OalNlalu on 1uSSudy
next, from to o'clock z. N. Bishop Nichols
Nil make his home in Oakland and will occupy
the residence OF Dir. Cornwall al Vernon Heights.
Tie wedding of Miss Christine Barreda and
Mr, Charles a Moore VIII take place to-day.
Mr.. w. a. Beatty and Miss Mabel WaIcott
were married few days ago in this city. Mr..
Beatty is a graduate of the Oakland High School
and was one Of the very brightest members of
his class. He aileIward went to the State Uni
versity where he met Miss WalcOtt, who was
also a student there. Mr.. Beatty is a graduate
Of the Hastings College OF Law, and is. now
practicing attorney in this city.
The ball gwen by the Young Mems Institute
at The Pavilion last evening was very success
fuIafIair. A full account will be found il an
other column.
Miss Maud Howard has returned from an ex-
fenced European trip and was entertained at din
uer on Thursday evening by Miss Fannie Orr.
Those who sat al the table TO welcome her were:
Mr.. and Mrs. j. h. Orr, Miss Orr Miss Hunt,
Mr.. u. Bray, Mr.. +. Coon, Mr.. Harry Adams and
Mr.. Forbes.
While STAYING at the Hotel del Coronado last
week Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Spreckels gave pleas
ant electric light bathing party" and few
days before leaving for home Mr.. Spreckels dis
tinguiShed himself In a series of friendly boxing
matches. Their departure Is much regretted at
tie beach.
The Byron Comedy Company will give its sec
oud entertainment and dance at Irving Hall this
evening.
MI j. Widney of Santa Clara gave farewell
reception 10 Mrs. DR.. c. G. Stratton and Miss
Noble SIrattOn, prior to their departure for Ore
gou, where they go 10 join DEC. {. StTatton, who
N2l assume charge OF the Willamette University.
Tie MAcondray Dinner.
Nh. William Macondray gave dinner on Sat
urday evening last in the private dining-rOom OF
The Cosmos CLUB complimentary to Mr.. Thomas
I. Ddrgie OF Oakland, whose marriage to Miss
sedgwiek occurs tomorrow evening Those
present 10 meet Mr.. Dargie we're: Mr. Charles l..
CjUugh, Nj. Simpson, Mr.. +. Tucker. MIR. Ferdl-
EaUd Refs Jr, Dr. George NJ. Ierri, MIR. Frank
D. Madison, Mr. Edward X. Clarke ana Mr..
John Scott. Three hours were pleasantly spent
al table and the guests afIerwaId adjourned 10
tile Dllliard-rOom where The remainder OF the
evening was passed.
The Tahoe Chieftains' League Party.
No more successful party has been given for
q long season than that OF Tahoe Ch1eftains'
League. No. 3, last evening, at Union-square
Hall. II was given iH honor Of the Great Coun-
ell Of California, Improved Order Of Red Men,
aud 10 the members of the order in general
Further particulars Of this great and popular
organization are published elsewhere in this
Issue, and II Is only necessary 10 refer to Its
Prestige IN the community TO account for the
large aud select attendance at the festivities
Tie nah Itself was gayly decorated, forming
an appropriate setting for the animated picture
that afterWard gathered Within its doors.
Around the galleries hung partl-cOlOTed Dor
Ger OF ufdp6gyt DnlSueu Will HtdN1 ldSseISf ltS
sweep terminating at a large flag on either side
Of tie stage. The latter was dfaped in the ma
tOHal colUrs, while across the prOseenium arch
stretched the legend, in gold, 'Iahoe Chleftd1nS'
League, No. 3, bids YOU welcome"
As early as $50 O'Clock there was already a
large attendance, and by dancing was naugur-
ated. Later, the ball ana galleries were hlled TO
Rle verge, but not beyond the verge, Of comfort.
"a very long programme was eonseienllously
ID sea through 70 The music Of Johnston q Gut
mans Orchestra 81 efFeShmeuts being on hand TIE
While. The greatest social harmony prevailed,
and 1t was very late before the friends could
prevail upon themselves 10 resign IerpSlchore
Tor Morpheus.
Tie agreeable affair was given under the
following auspices: Chiefs OF Tahoe Chieitains'
League, No. 3-Joseph w. Maher, Presiding
Cnieflaln; Charles H. Tilton, First Ylce-PresId-
ing Chleftan; c. J. Boyle, Second Nice-Presid-
Ing Chlsit4ln; W. ID; flske, sitting fast CheI
lain; Henry a. Chase, Recorder; William j.
Smith, Treasurer Committee OF Arrangements
ar Brandt (Chauman) Henry A Chase, Will
lam j. Smith, Charles Ii. Tllton, PaolO Salisbury /;
Committee OF ptl0n-JOseph W. Maher
(CNaiman) Adam Smith, David Fuller, q. L.
MeIgure, II. S. Hutehins, j. q. Hanks George
II. Buck Murdoek Campbell, w. ID. Hughes, II.
n. Deple Charles l.. NigGln, A. jackson, Emil
Cusln, W. ID. L. Keller, II. j. Campo; floor man
ager, j. j; Bryanj assistant moor manager, John
O.-ScOtt; Floor COmmttee-C. j. Boyle, Charles
Fowler, j. Il. W. Harris, j. l.. Bowen, l. Z. Ber-
lin, II. L. Hahn.
The PaItenghi- Ganzhorn Wedding.
Central Methodist Episcopal Church, on Mis-
6iou street, between Sixth and Seventh, was the
scene Of the marriage last evening OF Miss Louise
GaHzborn ana Mr.. Louis Patenghi, both Of this
city. Tie church was prettIy decorated, an
attractive feature being the double arch OF
flowers and foliage, beneath which the bridal
party was grouped.
1t was only little after the time set for the
ceremony that the numerous friends present
were warned by the glad strains OF The organ OF
tile approach OF the contracting parties ana their
attendants First came the ushers, MIR. William
Heileman aud Mr.. Thomas Hodge, followed by
The bridesmaid, MISS Celia Palleughi, with the
grOomsman, Mr.. H. +. Perry. AiterWard
advanced the maid OF honor, Miss Katie CAM
horn. and, lastly, the bride on the arm oil her
sIardidu Mr.. john Ballen, meeting at the read
ing desk the groom and his best man, Mr. L. n.
Nachttieb. Tie ceremony was performed by The
Rev. DIR. Case, its conclusion being marked by
the rendition OF MendelSs0hn'S wedding
March" upon the organ.
pleasant reception was afterward held at the
residence OF Mr.. aud Mrs. John Bulen, guard
iaus OF the bride, IL Lapldge street. II was
limited TO the bridal party and family In order
that there might be- no cT0wdlHg. C0ngratula-
lions were offered and sumptuous supper was
aiterWard served In the pretty dining hall, pre-
pared Tor the occasion and decorated with ever
greens, flowers aud bright-c0lored lanterns.
During the course Of the merry evening the pres
eEts were duly admired. They were very nu-
merOus and elegant, including a handsome pair
OF diamond earrings and diamond pin from the
groom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pslteughi leave this morning for
trip TO San Jose, aud upon their return Will
reside at 707 YorG street.
Reception at East Oakland.
On Saturday afternoon Mrs. Captain Badger OF
East Oakland gave a reception to the young peo-
pie OF 81. Andrews Guild Of the Church OF the
Advent. The afternoon was very pleasantly
spent In music, reciIations, games ETC., after
which refreshments were served. Those present
were: Miss Van Larue, Miss Gertrude HaTr-
son, Miss Lena Fake, Miss Lucy Fake, Miss Ed
ma Sisitb Miss Lulu Lawrence, Miss Emily Cove,
Miss Mamie Cove. the Misses Miller, Miss Illlie
Bunker, Miss Mile Lumstorr, Miss Mary
Glover, Miss Katie Cattell and Miss Hattie
Craudal.
Party on Center Street.
A very pleasant party was recently given to
Miss Maggie Brady at the residence of her au Mt
Mrs. Gamble, l39 Center street. The evening
was spent in dancing, singing and games until
late hour, when a bounteous repast was served.
Some pleasant selections were rendered By Mr.
q. ?. WalcOtt and Mr. j. fitzpatrick Among
and Mrs. Foley, Mr. aud Mrs. Gallagher, Mrs.
Nalcotf, blr. and Mrs. Slavln, Miss Maggie
p = ddy, Miss Teany Brady, Miss NJ: Denlson,
Miss w. ToOmey, Miss N. Cullen, Miss Nellie
Brady Miss n. Connolly, Miss NJ. Murray MISS
y. Hurley, Miss NJ. HaseLt, MISS NJ. MOSS, MISS
A. Gamble, Miss ~: Gamble, Miss Flora Nc
Adams, Miss Belle Moss, Miss Alice Waleott,
Hiss s. McAGamsi Messrs. L. r. Walcott, u.
Coakley, ). Lombard, j. Harrington, ). NC
Adams. II. Baasco, {. Delaney, I. Kelley, J.
Mitchell. J. Black. J. Kllpatrck, j. Cannon, Z.
Conelly r. Gamble, j. Moran }. Brady, W.
Gamble, Masters f. Gamble and f. Foley.
a Farewell Party at Port Townsend.
a n informal farewell party was tendered by
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pink, recently at their res
idence in Port Townsend, to their daughter,
Miss Kathyn Pink. who was about to return TO
her studies at SuelPs Seminary, at Oakland, Cal.
The evening was passed in social conversation
ana dancing, interspersed with vocal and instru-
mental so.os, rendered by Miss GOoeh on the
piauo, Miss Jessie Tutlle Of San Francisco, vlo-
lin, ana few come songs by 81 the Prod At
IL O'Clock refreshments were served, after
which The guests departed. Among those pres
enJ from this city we're: Mrs Lieutenant Tut
lie, Mrs. Doyle, Misses LOtte and Mary Ham,
mond, Miss Alice Weymouth. Miss Kathlyn
Pms, Miss Eva Doyle and Miss Jessie futile.
Pacific Coast Weddings.
At the residence Of Mrs C. Sier at Saera
mento was celebrated on Wednesday evening
lle marriage OF her daughter, Miss Sophie
Sllisr' to Mr. Philip Groesser, nephew of Mr..
HlOlr oil the firm OF Mohr & Yoerk, Rev. Mr..
oto"den Of the Christian Church o1lciatiDg.
MSS Rose A. SOllars ana Mr.. Thomas Stapp
vi valley Spring were united in marriage at the
IUsslqenee OF Mr.. S. o. Sollars OF Lodi last
,eahesoay afternoon, Rev. S. Jones officiating.
AEe happy pair VIII reside at Valley Spring.
Ihe wedding OF Miss Emma Miller OF PajarO
anu M henry Sherwood OF San Juan took
place AZ the residence OF the gr0Om's parents In
san juan Monday, the 2Sth uIt Rev Mr.
cd fitaa