The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-11

Bowie, Miss Theresa Dolan, Miss Annie. j.
Weber; Messrs. George Crowley. George jan
Huck, Anton Schmitz, w. H. Dunlap, w. Smythe,
Peter q. SI0ckfietn, Oscar j. Jolly.
Fishing Party.
Mr.. II. L. Hanson, in honor Of the twentieth
anniversary of his wedding day, gave fishing
party at Roxbury Reef to select number OF his
friends last Sunday.
The steamer Robarts was chartered for the
occasion ana was ably managed by Captain
Smith. Professor Ben catered to the physical
wants of the guests, whose musical and literary
tastes were gratined by the excellent perform
ances OF Messrs. Parker. Burkhardt and the
Shepst0ne Brothers. Several hundred POUNDS
OF fish were caught, among which were several ,i
fine specimens OF cod reddish and seabass. The
party returned to the city by O'CLOCK III tne
evening. highly pleased with tile trip, and parted
with cheers for their worthy and genial Dos.'
Captain Hanson, and his able manager, Mr.. +.
DOiliver.
Among the gentlemen present were: Messrs.
H. r; Hanson, r. Doliver, w. King, j. Ring, r.
W Nolan, L. q. Parker. j. J. Shepst0ne, j. Y.
Siedenburg e.. I. Peters, B. Gushing. j. Barry,
Eldrdige, u. j. Mah0ney aud +. Burknardt. =
Church FAR at San MateO.
On Wednesday and Thursday evenings the
ladies Of the Church Of ST. Matthew at San
Mateo gave a very successful fair at Library
Hall. -Four booths with picturesque drapery
were placed on opposite sides OF the hall. The
lcecfeam D0Otn was presided over Dy MISS n.
L. judah and her assistants, tile lemonade
booth by Miss Morse, Miss SOue aud Miss
Ally n. tie tea table by Mrs. H0lbrook aud Mrs.
White and the fancy booth by Mrs. Ferree and
her assistants. ! he hall had a full attendance
Oh both evenings aud a pleasant programme
was ndered. Mrs. c. NJ. Morse had charge Of
the Stage exercises.
On "Wednesday evening the entertainment in
cluded a unique rendition of The :. Mislletoe
Bough."'. Mrs. Vollers sang the song, "Aistleloe
Bough" and company OF len ladies and gentle.
men danced The ninuet. The parts were assigned
as follows: DIR. Lathrop, lie groom; Miss Lewis,
the bride; Z. b: Batchelor, the Baron; Mrs Z;
NJ. Morse, Miss SOule, Miss Mamie Green and
Miss DaklD Major Smith, q. X. Robinson, Mi.
Berthe Price and MIR. Woodward.
wand drill was then presented by ten expert
young ladies' attifed I'D picturesque costumes.
Their names were Miss S0ue, Miss Green, Miss
Morse, Mss Mel!man, Miss waldraf. the
Miss Allyn. During the evening the Misses
Compton OF San Jose sang two vocal duets.
On Thursday. the programme included the
ship" with the following cast: Z. Is. Batchelder,
Jessemy; Miss Vollers, Araminta; Miss Soule,
Perkins; Mrs. c. A. Morse, Arabella, and DR.:
Lathrop. the Captain. DIR. Lathrop then sang
solo, alter Which the very successful wand drill
was repeated.
The Twilight Club Party.
The Twilight Dancing Club gave another OF
It's pleasant parties last evening at Ross Hall, OIL
Geary street. Having regard TO the fact that
the date followed closely ON that Of The great
fifty couples enjoyed the programme Of sixteen
dances 10 the music of Professor Casad's orches
ira. Good nature aud j0llity regued supreme
throughout The evening, and only terminated
with The medley at midnight. AT that time the
general merIiment was dispersed with The dis
banding party. each member bearing home q
share III the form OF pleasant recOllectlOns. Inc
floor manager was Mr.. j. Renault. who was ABLY
assisted by Messis. j. j. Gorhan, George kolb
Charles Noe, Henry Grant, A Mettman'
Pacific Coast Weddings.
IN, gdax, last Can r,ad hn
marriage OF Mr.. j. T. Woods Jr. ana Miss Estu-
dilIo, daughter OF Mr.. S. Il. Estudillo of this
city and niece of Mr. j. ID. Estudillo OF Los An
geles. The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Father Ubach. The Estudillos are we'll known
all over Southern California, being among the
old-established and wealthy families. Mr.. and
Mrs. Woods are here on their honeymoon.
AT the residence in Stockton of The BRIDES par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. 5. Link, last Monday evening"
Rev. Oscar d. Weeks and Miss Eva q. Link
were united In marriage, the Revs. j. L. 1refens
and Ray Palmer officiating.
The wedding OF Mrs. E. Barney and Mr..
Chauncey Parke OF Oakland took place ar The
apartments of Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Bement in San
Jose last Thursday. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. L. f. Jewell. Mr.. and Mrs.
Parke left for this city.
On Tuesday Miss Clara L. Hagenback, only
daughter OF Mr.. HaGenback OF Delznra. aud Mr..
Louis Harvey. The sou Of The owner OF the famous
La Belle ranch, at the edge OF the Jamul. near
San Diego, were married by Rev. Mr.. Gien at
La Belle Ranch Some time was spent in con-
CALCULATIONS and general sOcabty. and after
The moon rose the guests departed, While The
bride and groom rode horseback up the noun
tain. three miles away and hundreds Of feet
above The parent nest TO their new home
AT Seattle last Saturday Mr.. George Forrest
anu Miss Kate Marshal were quietly married by
ihe Rev. ID. c. Garrett. IN the presence of a few
friends. The bride is recently from Denver, but
during her sojourn in Seattle has won for her
SELF many friends. Mr.. Forrest Is from San
Francisco. They will make this city their future
home.
Society Personals.
Mrs. I. Friedlander. the two Misses Fridlander,
Mr.. and Mrs Bowie, Miss Bowie, Mr. A. j.
Bowie Jr and Master Fred Bowie went down on
the Santa Rosa and are comfortably settled az
the Hotel del Coronado.
Mr.. and Mrs George b. Sperry, who have been
spending the last three months in Santa Barbara.
have returned home.
Mrs. j. NJ. Fillmore came up from San Luis
ObisnO to attend the wedding OF Miss Adams
and Mr.. jackson in Oakland.
Mr.. Robert Hule OF San Francisco, who has been
enjoying trip through the attractive portions
OF Lake County, is the guest OF his uncle, Hon.
I. l.. Thompson, and family.
Miss Ora RuDyon of Mills College, Alameda
County, daughter OF Sol RunyoD OF CORTLAND,
Sacramento County, Is In This city stopping at
the Grand Hotel with her rother, Mrs. Sol
kunyon.
Mrs. Gordon Banding will remain at the Del
Monte csurle OF weeks before going to the
Hotel Rafael for the remainder of the season.
Miss Adele Joel has returned home from an
extended trip through Europe and the Eastern
States.
Mrs Frank Lessen and Mrs William Lessen
have returned from Santa Rosa on visit.
Miss A. Won Rom Is the guest Of Mrs. L. Phi.
Gebhardt OF 2o4 Ridley street
Major Charles Faulkner OF Chico enjoyed the
celebration in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell Easton aud party made
an enjoyable trip 10 Mount Hamilton on Monday.
General and Mrs. Bidwell were among the
visitors from Chico who witnessed the ceebra.
ton. the General taking part In the parade
Mrs. Dr. Brink aud Miss Dora Brink OF Sequel,
accompanied by Miss Mamie Lessen of San
Francisco who has been visiting here for!the past
two months, made lying trip to this city to
participate In the celebration of Admission Day.
Mrs. Frank Lewis OF Capitola is at the LICK
fionse.
Mrs. j. S. Fassett, the daughter OF Mrs. E. b.
Croker, bias been spending the past few days at
the Hotel VendOme She leaves In her special
car next week for her home In New York. Mr..
Elwood Croker ACCOMPANIES her and her party
Mr.. George l.. Seybolt, who has for some years
been Chief of the Corps OF Postal INSPECTORS on
The Coast, has removed his residence from Moor
Park 10 Oakland.
Mrs. G. +. Eaton has come up from Santa
Barbara as delegate TO the Unitarian Confer
enee.
Mr.. Arthur Rogers has been spending few
days at the FendOme.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. wilmington and Miss NIL
dred Wilmington, OF Sacramento, are visiting
Hon. ana Mrs. l.. l.. Ewing Of this city.
Mr. J. B. Gill and sister. Miss Rose G of
San Jose, are visiting the daughters OF Hon. L.
Mrs. Clark W. Croker and Miss Fannie
Croker Will go to the Del Monte the latter part
OF this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Surro who spent the
summer visiting all The points OF interest along
this Coast, have returned TO their home In New
York.
Miss Leila Carroll has returned to her home in
Sacramento from Oakland.
Baron and Baroness Won Schroeder, M. and
Mrs. Is. NJ ferineton, Mr.. C. M. Smpkns, Mr.. and
Mrs. q. L. Goodman, Judge Supelveda. MIR. j. ID.
Carr Mrs. NJ. NJ Eslee and Miss Estee were
among the guests Of the Palace Hotel for Admls.
sion day.
MRS. w. p. Prather and Mr.. Thomas Prather
OF Oakland are at the Hotel Vendome.
Mr.. and Mis-. Maurice Casey have returned
from the Yosemite Valley.
Ex-senator and Mrs. A. Caminetti are on a
nying visit to The city, and during his short stay
The former VIII make his headquarters at The
rooms OF the State Board OF Trade.
DIR. and Mrs. Cogswel and Miss Grove are
visiting the Big Trees, near Santa Cruz.
Mr.. James Phean was in Sacramento yester-
day.
Mrs. Frank McCoppln has been spending
several days as the guest of Mrs. Ernest Graves
OF san LUIS ODispo, and Will soon visit with Mrs.
kreD9 In tile same naghnrhond