The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-19
NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH SOCIAL
The Cootez Golden Wedding-Bri-
tannia Lodge Surprised-The
Bromley Party-Smith Gehertz
Wedding-Party on Post Street.
ASeVenth- Street Surprise Gen.
eral Potpourri.

Land" The reception Is intended particularly
for the ladies OF the congregation and their
friends.
Mrs B. D. Murphy of San Jose gave a very
enjoyable party last Saturday evening III honor
Of Miss del Vale, who is at present her guest.
Miss Aggie Fletcher last Wednesday evening
entertained a number OF young friends al her
home in Grass Valley in honor Of Miss Clara
Conway Of Oakland, who Will return home in
few weeks.
Last Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. jar
Wis gave supper at their residence in Alameda
10 celebrate the anniversary Of the latter's birth
day. Several ladies ana gentlemen friends were
present aud an exceedingly enjoyable time was
had.
THIS evening the wedding of Miss Allie Bid.
well, daughter OF the late Henry c. Bidwel. and
Mr.. George Harvey Fairchld, Chief Engineer OF
The Omnibus Gable Company, Will be soemnized
al The residence OF Mr.. Il. II. Fairchil1, 2094
Market street.
The Twentieth Century Club will entertain its
friends this evening at The Calvary Presbyterian
Church, corner of Geary and Powell streets.
The Scott Dinner Party.
most delightful dinner party was given FRI
day evening by Mr.. aud Mrs a. W. Scott IN
honor of Judge Z. d. Shattuck of Portland, Ore
gon. The menu, appointments and decorations
were in entire keeping with the usual elegant
hospitality OF the host and hostess. Those par
tlclpatlDg were: Judge L. d. Shattuck, Judge
ana ml5s MCfaiIdDe, Judge ana MIS-. Louder
back, Judge IAlcM. Shafter, Judge NJ. Z. Blake,
Dr.. and Mrs. Mackenzie. Mr.. and Mrs. Colin NJ.
Boyd, Mr. aud Mrs Z. b. Cornwall, MI. Robert
HaiEht, Mr. and MIS-. Charles II. Blinn, Mrs.
Georg- Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Captain Won Unger,
Miss MegellIgan, the Misses Mcmillan, Miss
Lewis, Mrs. Bartlett, Mr.. A w. Scott Jr
The New Jerusalem Church Social.
One Of the thoroughly Interesting and enjoy
able affairs of Its own Kind was the social given
last evening IN the parlors 0! the New Jerusalem
Church on the occasion OF the fl ST annual con-
yeutlOn OF the community. The congregation
has a gratifying membership composed OF con-
genial units. and together win Kindred oTgani-
cations, among others one in Alameda. Is in
favorable state of growth. 1t is uuderst God that
Tie church Is contemplating moving further lul0
the Western Addition.
There were several representatives present
from different churches throughout the state,
and the pArlOrs we're well-flled with 40 animated
aSsemDldge. The young ladies Of the First New
Jerusalem Church aud San Francisco Societies,
headed by Miss Jean Mills and Miss Emily Hay,
had decorated the scene charminey with ever
green's and flowers. There was nothing formal
in their arrangement, but big clusters Of amafy-
Hills blooms or brilliant ddhlas Iii up the green
monotone OF smllaX and eucalyptus background.
Rev. Mr.. Doughty announced the numbers OF
the following programme; overture TO "Geue-
We've" by the quartet; address by Rev. j. :.
David; song Mrs. McCartY; flute solo, Captain
Skinner; piano solo, olive Edmonds; trio, Mr..
and Mrs Burgess and Mir. Benson; song, with
violin obligaJo, MI l.. Burgess; address, Rev.
Mr. Dryden; song, Mrs. McCarly; selected airs
by quartet, composed OF Mr.. Sanders, Mr.. Ben
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Burgess.
Tie pleasant affair was arranged by the ladies
generally, Mrs. Doughty aud Mrs. Mills taxing
au active part In making II tic success II was
generally pronounced TO be.
The Cootry Golden Wedding.
On Saturday evening last mr. and Mrs. Law
p -.e1 G0otey OF Barnard, Windsor County, VI,
celebrated their golden wedding at the residence
OF their daughter, Mrs. W. A. Shaw, 728 Grove
street. Four daughters living in The city were
present with their families.
Mr. and Mrs Cootey are the parents OF thir-
teen childten-nine daughters and four sons-an
living. They are all married except two of the
boys. There are also thlTty-slX gTandchlldren
(elghteen boys and eighteen girls ant four great
gTandsOns.
Tie evening passed off very pleasantly the
venerable couple receiving several appropriate
presents The pianist Of The evening was the
welEknown Mrs. Dr.. Calef, who played Old-time
music suitable TO the occasion in manner that
delighted her old friends.
The Bromley Birthday Party.
pleasant party was given last Saturday after
noon al the residence Of Nj. George T. Bromley
on Washington street, in honor OF the tenth
birthday Of his granddaughter, Hattie L. Brom-
ley a number OF her scnoO!mates and friends
passed lie hours happily with games and music
until O'Clock, when refreshments were served,
after Whicll.games were resumed, all HE guests
taking their departure by half-past O'Clock.
Those present were: Mis-. Edward X. Bromley,
Miss Josephine PTitchaTd, Miss LOtte Hartwell,
Miss AUule Scion, Miss Eva and Miss Mary JET
freys, Miss Camilla Frank. Miss Bina Knox, Miss
Charlotte Mackay, Miss Pearl Tewksbury, MISS
Mabel Wheaton, Miss Hattie, Miss Sadie aud
Miss Irma Bromley,
The Smith-Geherty Wedding.
The marriage of MIR. Louis A Smith and Miss
JulIa Geherty took place on Sunday evening, the
1Oth inst. The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Father O'GTady. AT the conclusion OF tile cere-
mony the happy couple proceeded TO the resi-
deuce OF the brides parents. IL Engenla street,
where they entertained their numerous friends
aud acqualntances.
The parlors and dlDing-room were taste fully
decorated with flowers and eYergreens. The
evening was very pleasantly passed In games,
music, singing and dancing. A IL O'CLOCK a re
past was served and speeches were made by
Mes.rs w. Courier, +. Parker and 1. Smith
. Dancing was afterward continued until morning.
Tie DIide and groom were the recipients Of
many beautiful presents.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
GeheTty, MIS-. Locker, Mr. aud Mrs. Ryan, Mr..
aud Mrs. Kllkenney, Prof Langor and vile, Mr.
aud Mrs. Elllnger. MI and Mrs. Mckinney, MIR.
aud MIS- Winters, MIR. and Mrs. OBfien, hir. and
Mrs. Foy, Mr. and Mrs. Garthorne Mr.. and Mrs.
Healy, Mr.. and Mrs. Sullivan. Nh. and Mrs;
Mrs. Barrett, Mr. and Mrs. Clancy, Mr..
and Mrs. Crawford, Mr.. and Mrs. Donovan,
Mr.. and Mrs. AtaIlow, Mr.. and Mrs. Dlrkiug,
Mr. and Mrs; Robinson, Mr. and Mrs, Planlz.
MI and Mrs. Lofts, Mrs. YerdOn, Mrs. Schultz
Mrs. Good, Mrs. eyeTs Mrs. Snort, Mrs Glib
bons, Miss Mamie Mcnamara, Miss Louisa
Smith, Miss Snorf, Miss George Locker, Miss
Clancy, MISS Adrian LangOr, Miss Maggie
Clancy, Miss Nettie lamlock, Miss Mary Conroy,
Aggie Durant. Miss Florence Good, Miss Han
nsii Hogan. Miss Lizzie McCauon, Miss
Eliza Price, Miss Maggie HorsIman, Miss Mary
Geheuy, Miss NJ. Sutherland, Miss X. Roberts
MISS celia Mahon Miss Ida Schultz, Miss Annie
Devine, Miss Jessie McGOyern, Miss Josephine
Stevens Miss Mamie Nolan, Miss Maggie
Stevens, Miss Lulu Gibbons, Miss Maggie Ward,
Miss Addle Burhne Miss Annie Armstrong,
Miss Theresa Rodgers; Messrs. Hugh GeherIy,
! Smith, w. Powers, NJ. Kane. NJ. Barrett, A
BuIt eIamn E. 9UoRa2T ". Nolan N; Clancy
Faithful, +. McDe1i1t. B. Ricketts,, J. suIi.
van, }. Ricketts,. W. Duncan, f. Workman
NJ. HaybuIg, I. Clancy, j. LawIi-, NJ. Sullivan
Mr.. Star, MIR McGain, f. Kennedy. F. Parker,
j. Levy, b. Farrafo, q. Snorn, ii. Hor.tman, F.
Horstnan, MIR. Crystal, j. Mcdonald, NJ; Lofts,
sou, j. McAulif, r. Lance, S. McAuif, Il. Nicols,
D. McAulif, Mr.. Duncan, f. Tully, Mr.. Bennittl,
L. Winters, j, kiikennery
On The following wednesday Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith were rendered a pleasant seTeDade by
Professor j. Sanger and his friends at their new
residence, u Bond str Ell.
Britannia Lodge Surprised.
A very pleasant surprise was rendered Britain
MIA Lodge. No. Z, Order Daughters OF ST. George.
last evening at their lodge rooms, Mozart Hall,
1858 Market street, by large delegation OF
more than sixty members from the Burnaby,
Pickwick anu London lodges, Sons Of ST.
George, who were cordially welcomed by Britain
mia Lodge.
The opening address by the W. p, Mrs. E.
TTewiu. Was highly appreciated. Ii was fol-
lowed by an interesting speech by DIR. d'Evelyn;
remarks by Messrs. Brandon, Hlgginson and
others; recitation by the w. L. r., Miss johnson;
songs by Mrs. ClacK aud MIS-. Wits. The pianist
was Nj $. H. Williams
After exchanging friendly remarks on the
progress Of the order the Sons OF st. George
Joined the ladies In singing their closing ODE
which was very enthusiastically executed, when
all departed, III excellent spirits, for home.
Party on Seventh Street.
A few OF the many friends OF Miss Lizzie
Friseb rendered her surprise birthday party at
her home, 1872 Seventh street. last "Wednesday
evening. A pleasant evening was spent In con-
versation and dancing, and at midnight bountl-
ful repasi was partaken OF. Among those present
we've: Miss Lizzie Erisch, Miss Lulu Hailner,
Miss Maud Mcmillan, Miss Cora Dessun, MISS
YetIa Peters, Miss Annie Kiscbauscblager. Mrs.
Peters, Mrs. Eglng, Mr. and Mrs. Ii. d. Ffiscn,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ". Frsch; Messrs. i. Banker,
II. Z. Anderson. w. I. Schulz, Charles A.
NSehulZ, George Reid, A. RaDepurtiz, j. q.
bchulthlse and Arthur FTisch
The Garfield lodge Pnriy.
good attendance enjoyed Tie following en-
teraiDmrnt last evening given hy james A.
Garfield Lodge, No. 81, U. Z. A., a. Washington