The morning call., 1890-08-21

"a complimentary concert was given last Mon.
day eyeaing TO Colonel Macdonald OF the Second
Artillery, at TegimeuIal hea GQuarters at Santa
Cruz, by the TegImeutal band. Professor KEEL
leher sang, and was assisted by a choir. Mrs.
Macdonald, Miss Hilda Macdonald, Mrs. Hugh
Sime,I wife OF the Captain OF Light Battery A,
- MIS-. Captain Waters and Miss Gea,y were
present.
Mrs. Robert Mackenzie's stalk" this afternoon
Ct tile paslors OF the First Presbyterian Church
on Van Ness avenue promises to be very inter-
esting, and well worth the small admission fee.
Tie reception Will take place between and
$50 o'clock.
Mr.. ana Mrs f. d Lewis, prior to their de-
parture TO this city 10 reside. were given very
pleasant surprise party on Saturday evening at
I0hn-
The members OF the AlGlne Musical Club will
give their twelfth anniversary party at Union
square Hall this evening. F.:
Inc second progressive euchre party OF Kis-
met Lodge, No. %, Legion of the West, took
place last evening in Golden West Hall, Red
Mems Building AlEe tables were 10 active Op-
Grafton, ana The pfiZes-twO for ladies aud two
Tor genliemrn-were we'll worth keen compeli-
non. The committee in charge OF the agreeable
adi. WAS composed OF Mrs MiLettS. Mrs. CIayes
and Mr. d. W. Srbrlng.
Mrs. }. P. Smith OF sunshine Villa, Santa Cruz,
viii give reception tomorrow evening TO Cen
eraI Cutting aud staff.
The SIXTH anniversary entertainment and ball
OF tie United Endowment Association takes
place iii, evening al ODD Fellows Hail.
An Interesting Incident at PaXnoSa near
IastOu Pa last week, was the visit Of bridal
1arly OF len from Oakland. The principals were
RIr. aud Mrs. Robert Stuart Knight (nee ChaboD.
The bridal party were the guests of Mr.. John L.
Knight Of Easton, Treasurer of the Thomas Iron
Company, an uncle OF the groom, WHO Is sum
melting al The PaXinOsa Inn.
" estern Addition Club Entertainment.
The Western Addition Literary and Social
Club gave their regular monthly entertainment
last evening at Odd Fellows Hall. The pro-
--gianme vas fully up 10 the standard now de-
mauded BY preceding meetings, aud was repete
with interest. Mr.. George A MullIn presided.
vice MI Meagher, WHO mad TO appear Ia the
bright farce which was one OF the features OF the
evening.
lie programme was as follows: Violin solo,
fantasia Il LOmbaTdI" III. NIeuXlempsl, Mr.. X.
ii. Hahni recitation Selected Miss Hattie
auce halTin: DRrytone solo, ''IoreadOr SOns'
IIom Carmen" Mr.. Meyer Cohen; french horn
solo. Mr.. Louis hne; soprano solo. "Cne GIOja'
tMHteD, Miss Gertrude uld. Farce, "Margate
NJuds'-AdolphUs PHI >lDgton, VIII q. Meagher;
CaTnation Curleycrop a. g. Pierce; Ara
mIHla. Miriam L. Jehu; Barbara Backstich
Nan Place; Mrs. Clutehey, Bessie Owens
cisco audiences, as is MIR. Kuen. Both acquitted
themselves capIally. MI Hahn exhibited won
deriul mastery over hts nSrument, aud his nu-
lsned style earned recall HE "TOTeador
Song" was well rendered by Mr.. Cohen, whose
voice has profted by careful training One OF
tie successes Of tile programme was Miss Mar
lin, VINO gave a Modern BuaI-race" and "a New
England Eiopemenp with happy force and arch
ness. In the concluding farce for which new
scene was specially painted. the acting of the
veterans, headed by Mr.. Meagher, much
aptlaUded, and certainly deserved all the praise
Il won. Miss lace, a comparative novice pr e.
scented good Character sketch of an GA maid
In search OF husband, and aided not little i'll
making the piece go" 80 successfully.
Dancing was afterward INDUCED in, Mr..
Charles Z. Fonda being floor director aud his
committee consisting OF Messrs. w. W. Barrett,
K. BarJelle, Charles MARBLE, Thomas +. DriseOll.
The whole affair, which drew very large
attendance ot'fIlends, was under the auspices
of the officers and Executive Committee OF tie
club as follows: OnfeerS-Pfesident, VIII Z.
-1eagker; Vice President George a. Mulln;
Financial Secretary, Norman Z. Harris; Treas
Harrison Houseworth. ExecuIivesCommiItee-
a. NJ. Thornton, w h. Halleti, Ii. /. Holmes,
Il Il. Albright, a. L. Pierce.
The Ladies' Institute Party.
Young Ladies' Institute No. 16 gave very
enjoyable social last evening at UniOn-square
Hall. The institute is a young one, having only
been organized about one year, and this the
mud entertainment given under its auspices.
Yet so pleasant is its gatherings that the
Membership Is steadily increasing, and the young
ladies' have only continue 10 entertain in order
10 catch up with lie longer established sister in
stituIes.
o'clock by Miss Lizzie l. Durham and MI Bark
ley. HefieTnau's Orchestra furnished excellent
music, aud The hours were pleasantly danced
away until O'Clock, when The friends sought
their res ective homes.
The committees of the evening were composed
as follows; Committee of Arrangements-Nliss
Anne a. traverse Chairman, Miss May Bias
sinh Miss May Henernani Miss kitlle Murphy,
Miss May Traverse. Reception COMMITTEE
Mrs. Dolly Fox, Miss Mamie McCTedie, Miss
Katie Campbell, Miss Nellie O'Neill, Miss Han
nah Ryan, Mrs. Rose McGinn, Miss Mamie Be
TesfOrd; floor director Miss Lizzie L. Durham;
assistant floor director, Miss Annie A. Traverse
Floor COmmitlee-Miss Mamie Lee, Miss Ma
ME BeaBaG, Miss Sadie Traverse, Miss Katie
Cooke, Mrs. I. T. HoitZi Miss Louisa Mars, Miss
Mamie Conley.
The StenbIht-Scrivener Wedding in Oak
land.
The wedding OF Miss Gertrude Scriyener and
Nil Hugo a. Stenblht took place last Friday
evening in Montana Hall, Oakland, over sixty Of
tie relatives and personal friends OF the con
tracing parties being present. The hall was
tasIefuily decorated with flowers and long fes-
ICONS Of eyergreens. The ceremony was per-
formed under a wedding bell of flowers
hung in a beautiful triple arch, Rev. c. Ii. Ho-
bart Of the First Baptist Church officiating. Mr.
Arthur Stenblht acted as best man. MISS
Bertha SCIVeuer WAS maid Of honor and the
bridesmaids we're The Misses May and Emily
ScriyeHer
At tie conclusion of the wedding service con.
CALCULATIONS were In order, after which duet
was sung by Miss Byron and Miss Scrlvener,
Mother, Shall Thine the Glory Be-" and yo-
cal solo by Mr.. May, " In Old Madrid" An ele-
CANT supper was Sc we'd. during which speeches
were made by MI. Sdye OF san Rafael, Mr. l.. H.
SciiNener, john Kitchen Jr., the groom ana the
brides father responding. The newly married
couple led IN the grand march which followed
when dancing was INDUCED IN until late hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. SIenbiht went TO their new home
in Alameda They received some very hand
some presents, among which were noticed a
beautiful plush sand, bronze card receiver,
lamp with onyx stand, and many others.
Among the guests were: Miss Nellie Smith,
Mr.. Malvern, Miss Lille Byron MIR. and Mrs.
Redfeld, Miss Amelia Hansen, Mr.. c. II. Brad
ley. Mr. John Kitchen Jr., MIR. and Mrs. rails,
Mr.. Ienney Mr.. and Mrs. Gray Mr.. aud Mrs.
Baxter, Miss McCarteD, Mr.. JENNIE, Miss Grace
Hene Miss Matte lush, Miss Nellie Williams,
Nt. PInctOu, Mr.. Rogers, Mrs. Stenblht d Ala
media Mcssrs. Arthur and Willie Stenbiht Miss
Hattie Carroll, MIR. j. Bills, Mr.. j. l.. EghOlZ OF
San Francisco.
Iarty on Ellis Street.
Among the many social events OF the season
few nave been more enjoyable than the surprise
party recently rendered TO Miss Ef1e Bennett by
her parents at their residence 1909 Ellis street.
The young lady had just returned from the Santa
Cruz Mountains. The parors were beautifully
decorated with eVeTgreens and choice flowers.
Singing, dancing and various games were in
uulged IN until late hour, when lie party re-
paired TO the spacious dnDg-room, where a
3 liberal repast was served Among the guests
were: Captain and Mrs. e. W. Bennett, Mr. and
MIS-. William On ase Miss E1ie Bennett, Miss
Maude JOINS. Miss Agnes Burke Miss Lily Cole,
VI ISIS Edna Bent, Miss May Rollins, Miss Selma
Dana, Miss LOia Burke, Miss Iene Carlton, Miss
tiosse RossneTe, Miss Cyile Hamilton, MISS
Edith Niles, Miss Idaline Jefiers, Miss Ruth
Bennett Miss Rose Harvey, Messrs. Fl. Leonard,
George Leroy Percy Dana, Ronald Bennett,
h. SomeIs. Frank Hart L. HILL W. Harvey. ii.
Lang l.. Carlton, Clement Martin, Charles XIII
derbrandt, Ralph Hughes, L. Bryan and Lloyd
Winters.
Party in Alameda.
The friends Of Mr.. j. ID Nield rendered him a
birthday surprise party last Wednesday evening
al his residence on San Antonio avenue, between
Willow and Walnut streets. The guests assem-
bled at an early hour, and the happy gathering
did not break up until o'clock the next mora
ing Music was furnished by Messrs. William
Herbert, w. S. Stephenson and Miss L. BRIGGS.
ful Nil he m IN he rad FIEa
Elephants In the evenings pleasure. Those pres
ent were: Mr.. aud Mrs. j. ID. Nield, CAPTAIN
aud Mrs W. w. Rogers. Mr. ard Mrs.
George Wool, Mrs. n. I. Pride, Miss 6.
Buges Miss II. BRIGGS, Miss L. Durein, Miss
Kate Foster, Miss Laura Foster; Messrs. q. A.
Tiitor William Shepard. T. s. Winter, William
Herbert. w. S. Brown, George w. Wheeler. 5.
Stephenson. William WybeT, George q. stanton,
j.. TOlman. j. X. Richardson, T. Curtis, M. q.
Strong, J. NJ. Robertson, w. S. Stephenson, John
Briggs, William Hammond, A Broadway, George
Nleld, X. Stephenson Joshua BRIGGS, L. Mynot.
Picnic ut Sausaiito.
The association OF friends, Familiarity known
80 The rave a yery pleasant