The morning call., 1890-07-05

,1iuated, afTordiug promenade for the partici-
= 1ts in the after-dinner hop.
Tie July number OF Outing contains an illus
trated article on "Tennis on the Pacific Coast"
written by MIR. Charles +. Yates of tie Calilor-
MA cub.
party OF friends, comprising Mr.. W. II.
Slinson of the Anglo California Bank, Mr..
I thomas Harlowe Mr.. a. Thorn, Mr. Earl I.
Kerr and Mr.. E. G. Jobson, were agreeably
entertained at the residence OF Mr.. William
Kerr If Santa Cruz last Thursday evening.
a pleasant birthday surprise was gwen Mrs.
Perry OF North Oakland last Friday evening.
A concert and ball viii be given by the Italian
Philharmonic and Philodramatic Society at Try
tDg Hall this evening.
Mrs General Coils, wife of the prominent
soldier OF New York, is in San Francisco on busi-
ness. She is pursuing an investigation connected
with her prospective history of California and
Alaska.
An enjoyable party was given last Thursday
evening by Miss Alice Evans at her home on Pa
cite avenue near Webster street. Alameda,
which was attended by number OF her young
friends.
Tie brilliant reception given NJ Los Ange les
last tuesday evening by Major George Bone
brake IN honor Of The debut OF his daughter,
Miss Blanche BOuebrRke, was attended by many
Wui-buOwn society ueople from this city and the
Last Among the four hundred invited guests
were; General and Mrs. Nelson A. Miles. Miss
Miles, General and Mrs. Cosby, MI Waiter
tN-by, Mrs. NJ. s. Gamble, Mrs. Gibbs, MIR.
and Mrs. Frank L. Hicks. Miss Maud HOllinEs-
worth OF Woodland, General and Mrs. h 7.
johnson, Colonel and Mrs. Markham, Leuten-
aut Ferry, Mr. and Mrs. j. de Barth Shorb, Miss
S.JrO. Mr.. Shorb, Governor and Mrs. SLOVENIAN,
TIE Misses Stoneman, Major aud Mrs B. Z. Tru-
an. Miss Truman, Hon. ana Mrs 5. NJ. White,
Mayor and MIS-. w. Ii. Workman. Miss Bone
brake led the grand march with Mr. William
E.aSer of This city
TIE Beulah Club gave dance last night at
Mission Music Hall, corner of Twenty-frst and
Howard streets. The count er attractions espec
ia.ly tie fireworks at the corner of Sixteenth
street, diverted 4 large contingent which would
Otherwise have been present. 1t was late be-
fore proceedings got under way. Blums band
furnished the music. The officers OF the club
are: Mrs. q. Fl. Morrison, President; Mrs. j. B.
Treasurer; Mrs. II. n. Stevens, Secretary; Mr.
Il. /. Marsh, Literary Director.
The Liberty Corps Entertainment.
Ihe ladies' OF Liberty Relief Corps. No. 90. W.
r C., gave pleasant entertainment last evening
al their hall, 30 Eddy street. With view of the
dale a patriotic programme Of great attraction
had been prepared.
Following were the selections: Piano solo,
Mss Jennie Horn; welcoming remarks by Mrs.
Mary Z. Whtesiue; Incident OF the War, "
Post Commander Aiken; recitation, Mrs. f. C..
Ileadwell; address TO the banner, written by
Idst Commander Washburn, read by Charles ii.
Els remarks Conrad Godeni s0uK, MIS- Mat
tn schultz recitation, Miss A. +. Beaiei reel
tItiGn. Professor Ross: remarks, q. B. MeCrett; ;
recitation, Mrs. Lockwood; song, COmrade Ar
tuckls; remarks, Mrs. DR.. NewIand; song,
'Ameucs," by the audlencei plano solo, Miss
Jenuie Horn.
Each number was appreclatiyely received by
tie large and Intelligent audience. Mis-. Mary
L. Hhiteside presided with her customary grace,
and her welcoming remal Ks we're warmly re-
CeYed. The arrangement OF tie programme re-
fecis great credit upon the committee appointed
for 'hIt purpose, aud II the next entertainment
given by Liberty Corps equals this there should
be no heslt4 ton about hiring larger hall. The
pleasant affair terminated before midnight.
The Levy-Modry wedding.
At the home OF Mr.. and Mrs NJ MOdry, 1916
Steiner street, on tue 22d ult., the wedding of
Miss Louise Nodry and 5lr. Sigmuud Levy took
place. The ceremony was performed at o'clock
in The afternoon by the Rev DR.. NJ. s. Levy In
the presence of relatives aud few friends. The
parUIs were handsomely decorated. and the
bllde and groom stood TO be married under
large marriage bell. After an Impressive cere-
mouy lie guests enjoyed dinner, at the close of
which speeches were made by General Theodore
v agneT, Messrs. a. D. Splivalo, L. p ModIy L.
Heyueman and others, aud best wishes were ex-
pressed Tor the happiness oil the newly married
couple.
Several kilograms from different parts Of the
Union were received and read. After dinner
dancing continued until midnight, at which time
the happy couple left. lie honeymoon they are
enjoying at present IN Southern California.
Many presents were received from their relatives
and friends.
Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs B.
Levy, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Modry, Mr.. aud Mrs. Ju-
Illus Levy, Mr.. L. 2 Modry, Mr.. j. Sbussler. Mr.
e Fulda, Miss Annie Levy, Mr. NJ. Roth Mr.. l.
Roth, General Theodore Wagner, Mr.. A. ID. Spll-
Yalo, Mr.. ana Mrs NJ. Loebner, Mr. anu Mrs. 5.
RrOiicher, Mr.. and Mrs J.. Armuth, Mr.. and
n fs. L. Heyneman Mr.. NJ. Levy.
The Excelsior Lodge Party.
Excelsior Lodge, No. 1852. h. and L. OF H.,
gave another Of their enjoyable Evenings at
home" last Thursday evening at ST. Georges
Hall, which was largely attended Dancing was
the feature of the evening under the efficient
management of Professor j; c; Horn, assisted by
K. Il. McDOugall, William j. Lawson, Mrs. Car
re Purcell and Mrs. NJ. McCutchan. About
-Jliyty couple participated in tile grand march,
winch was led by Professor J. O. Horn and Miss
Gillespie. Following were the committees: En-
ttriainmeDt COmmlttee-MrS. L. X. hlnsman
ana MIS- f. a. Major; Reception Committee
Miss Mamie E Mccarthy and Mr.. Il. d. Nc
heilar.
WyllIe- MaIIey Wedding in Oakland.
Last Monday evening Mr.. RO bert P Wyllie OF
Ayr, Canada, was united In matrmony to Miss
Line alalley at the home of the brides parents,
Mr. and Mrs. William Malley, on the southeast
corner Of Peralta and Ninth streets, West OAK
land. The groom Is engaged;in the freight trans
LEI department at oakland Tor tie Southern Pa
cine Company. His father, Hon. John Wyllie OF
Ayr, Canada, is general manager OF The Bank OF
. Commerce Of that city and has held many re-
sponslble positions under The Dominion Govern
ment.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr.
W5tbe OF the Chester-street Methodist Church.
Miss Minnie Muller was bridesmaid, and Mr..
George ID. Carter acted as best man 10 tile
groom. Inc pafIOfS where Inc ceremony look
place were handsomely decorated.
sumptuOns wedding breakfast followed and
al O'Clock 10 the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Wyllle
left Tor Los Angeles, the drawing-room of the
Pullman car Santa Barbara" having been Sc
cuted for their special use. They will make a
tour OF the Southern portion OF the State, aud a
reception Will be held at the home OF The brides
parents on their return 10 about two weeks.
The presents were very numerous aud hand
some. They included an elegant silver satin
finished berry set of fourteen pieces, standing
fully three feet high ana being nearly three feet
square, on costly table, the gift OF the railroad
einpoyes at West Oakland, handsome IRON
WOOD goid-headed cane from the Portuguese lab
oTers at the pier. The groom presented the
bride a magnificent pair of diamond EARRINGS.
Court Twin Peaks Installation Party.
Court Twin Peaks, No. 1856, Ancient Order of
FOresters, had a very interesting and enjoyable
time at its hall on the corner OF Seventeenth
aud Noe streets last Wednesday evening, tile oc-
Cason being a public installation OF their new
officers. After the routine business Of the court
the doors were thrown open aud the hall was
soon filled with very select audience.
The entertainment opened with piano solo
by Mr., Hynes, Ii. G. r. Brother p McNulty
then delivered very instructive address on the
benefits OF forestry and complimented Twin
Peaks Court on its steady upward progress.
During The evening Court Deputy Brother j.
Dallas installed the following officers fol the en-
SUNG term: Alex Smith, c. r.; A. A. Plurr, s.
6. r.; L. L. McDaYitt, F..S.; w. I. Hammond,
T.; William Pleyin, r. S.; j. Norton, $. W.; D..
Haggart, j. w; J. Hoar, S. B.: W H. Marden,
j. Brother j. j. Coliey OF Court Adelaide pre-
senIed the retiring G. r., William kimbal, with
his p. q. r. regaia In few appropriate re-
marks.
lie remainder Of the programme was as fol-
lows, which was well received, each member be-
Ing deservedly encOred: Song, Beautiful Flow
eTs, !" Miss Noyes; recitation, Lord Town Nod
dy," Brother Alexander Smith; recitation, ERA
GiacOmO," Brother j. Monck; song. I'll Bacio,"
- Mrs. Monek comic song, Throw Him Down"
W. NJ. NARROW. Af:erward the hall was cleared
Tor dancing, which was enjoyed until late hour.
Party on Russ Street.
An agreeable engagement party was given last
Sunday at % Russ street. The parlofs were
beautifully decorated with flowers and ever
greens. Many elegant presents were received.
About O'Clock The guests repaired TO the
dining-room and enjoyed a bouDtlful repast.
Aflerward there was music, songs being rem
dered by Mrs. A. Gelslleht, Miss NJ. Baumgart,
Mr. Label ana guitar selections by Mr.. Good
inskL
among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Aueison, Mr.. and Mrs. Buchanan, Mr. and Mrs.
AOIahams. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Freed, Mr. and Mrs.
sHTghMfhIaI Mi. and Mrs. Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs.
AOOias MI. and Mrs Label, Mr.. and Mrs. Good