The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-29


night at the First Presbyterian Church, on
Van Ness avenue.
The programmes were printed on ordinary
wrapping-paper, and in wording were quaint
and ancient. They contained "Byste OF
| We Hymns, Tunes, Worldlie Songs to be
Sung; likewise Harpsikording. The pro-
! gramme was heartily enjoyed. and Mrs.
Hodgekiss was voted the best Of teachers.
| The "skewl" afforded an evening OF peculiar
pleasure.
Ice-crean and other CONNECTIONS. were
available at a small charge to the 'layre
waitresse The attendance was very
| gratifying.
The z.c-Zag Club Party.
Another of these pleasant parties was
given by the Zlg-Zag Club last evening at
Mission Music Hall. The attendance was
| good and the evening success generally ad-
mitted. Mr. Rnsac led the grand march
| with Miss Pearl Stansfeld. The party was
| given under the following management
| Offiers-PreSident, W. ii. Dunlap; Vice
President, James A. Frichette; Secretary,
| William W. Davis: Treasurer, s. S. Foster
| SerGeant-at-ArmS, Otto A. Eppler. Com
! mittee of ArrangementS-Georg p. Tbeller
| (Chairman) William w. Davis, Ray A. Car
man, K. +. Dirking, Joseph Cochrane; Re
| ception Committee-James A. Frchette
| {Chairulan), Robert L. Dolan, Henry W.
| Lauterwasser, William Smith, George j.
| Crowley; floor managers-Willam J. RusaC
| Chairman. William L. Blakely, George p.
| Neppert, Arthur X. Kickoff. Henry w. REM
| ington, Oscar j. Jolly.
The Gordop-MeEntes Wedding.
On Thanksgiving evening Miss Maggie
McEntee and Mr.. p. II. Gordon were united
in marriage in the presence OF large num-
| Der OF friends The ceremony took place at
the Mission Dolores Church, and was per-
/ formed by Rev. Father Lyons.
A ftar a fbp contracting rar-
ties and invited guests assembled at the resi-
| dence of Mrs. Mckernan, 7234a seventeenth
| street, where the evening was devoted to
| the enjoyment of music and social converse
| until y O'clock. when an elaborate supper
was served, the guests remaining until an
early hour.
Among those present were: Mrs. McKer-
nan, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. D. }. Gordon.
Mrs. f. Boyer, Mrs. Magner, Miss Lizzie
McEntee, Miss c: Reid, Miss Mamie Pierce,
Mcdonald, Miss a. Pierce, Miss II. Maroon
Miss X. O'Brien, Miss NJ Hughes, Miss Nj.
| Mahreu, Miss Mamie Hughes, Miss NJ. Me-
| Quad, Miss Lizzie Walsh, Miss Lulu Beretta
| of Santa Clara, Miss NJ. Herman, Miss Rose
| Kane, Miss K. Mangen, Miss Essie Mangen
Msssrs. p J. Gray Major J. +. Nunan of
New York, J. b. Gordon, j.. J. o Brien, J.
| Dwyer, J. a. Peterson Of Oakland. j.
| Boyer, Captain w. Callely Of Chico, J. l..
! Cowap, ". Reid, j. McDoneH, Sergeant =.
! j. Cahalin, j. McEntee, W. H. Carter, b. r.
| Carter, +. a. Hrigel, c. j. Reid, ID. }. Cor
don, Captain O'Brlen, \. j. Reid. w.
Mooney, j. Kane, John W. Roach, George
| Gordon.
silver Wedding on Third Street.
The twenty-flth anniversary of the we'd
ding of Mr.. aud Mrs. john II. Shattuck
was celebrated Oh the 21st OF this month al
their residence, 425 ThiId street.
The evening was spent in social converse
| ton, while games were enjoyed by the
| younger guests. At half-paSt 10 o'clock the
company repaired to the dining room, where
bounteous menu was served. At late
| hour the guests departed, wishing that the
/ host and hostess might live to celebrate
| their golden wedding.
| The presents We're numerous and hand
some.
Among those invited were: Mrs. Della
| P. ShattGck. mother of the host, Mr. and
| Mrs. d. d. Shattuck, Mr.. Frank B. Shat
| tuck, Miss Alice Shattuck, Mr. I. b. Oliver.
| MIR. and Mrs. I. B. Tighe. MIR. and Mrs.
Ben Kellogg, MI. and Mrs. William Holmes,
| Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Case, Mr.. Erwin Case, Mr..
| Dustin Case, the. Misses Matte and Lucy
! Case, Mr.. and Mrs. c. {. Shattuek, Master
| Charlie Shattuck, the Misses Lizzie and Jen-
ME Shattuck, Mrs. William Churchill, Mrs.
! Z. Pike, Mrs. g. Blodget. Mr. and Mrs. a.
| kuch, the Misses Lutte and Mabel Ruch,
! Mrs. ID. K. Don, MI and Mrs. \. A. WIede,
| Nh. and Mrs. J. Scotchler, Mr. j. Scotchler
| Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fled. Miss Lille
| Field, MIR. and Mrs. William Walker, Mir.
| Roy Kin ball, Mr.. aud Mrs. j. Gocdridge,
Sir. and Mrs. AIeekfessel, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
| Crozier, Mr.. and Mrs. {. Gilmore, Mrs e.
3. Belcher Rev. and Mrs. y. l. Rankin,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs.
Party on Jackson Street.
A very pleasant domino surprise party
| was given TO Miss Ray Harris at her parents
| residence, Jackson street. last Sunday even
ing. The pariors were profusely decorated.
| The evening WAS spent in singing. danclng
and games, which lasted until midnight,
| when the guests repaired to the dining
room, where an elegant table was spread.
| Among those present We're: Mr. and Mrs.
| p. Harris, Miss Ray Harris. Miss II; Pink
son, Miss Feig, Miss l.. Shaen, Miss E.
Samuels, Miss Fannie lehman, Miss E.
| Solomon, Miss J. Fischer, Miss r. Goodman,
| Miss 3. Pinkson, Miss L. Holman, Miss p.
Goodman, Misses Asher. Miss X. Harris,
| Miss l. Piukson, Miss Rose Neiser, Miss
Messrs. J.. Samuels, S. Green, L; Kuttner,
| Max Cohn, B. Besrwsld, L. Miser, B.
| Asher, NJ Shrpser, B. NeISer, L. Solomon.
| VI. Feig, o. Pollack, d. Shasn, NJ. Savan-
nah, J. Silver, II. Harris, j. Heiman, T.
! Fischer, 5. Gabriel J. Harris, J. Gabriel, II.
| Gabriel, y. Harris, l.. Pinkson.
An Institute Party.
80 took place Thanksgiving eve at Irving
Hail. The friends of the institute comfort
| ably filed the handsomely decorated scene
of the festivities. Tie grand march, led by
| Mr.. Charles Mccarthy and Miss Annie Con-
| molly, commenced at 8 o'clock. The follow
ing committees had the affair in charge
| Committee Of Arrangeinents-H. 7. smith
! 1Chairman), Frank I. Shea, Frank McEl-
rath, w z. CIasby, John Walsh, Charles T.
| Mccarthy, c. w. Skidmore; Floor Com
mittee-John Hyland Chairman, James j.
| Ward, N. Egaa, William Boyd, W. j. Barry,
John O'Rourke, +. V. Larkey; floor man
aeer. Charles f. Mccarthy Reception Com
Matthews, Charles Lamb, P. Nyland, IL. j..
| Perazto, Andrew Mulligan, John Herlihy.
| Society Personals.
Miss Lucia kittle is expected to return
from the East next month. She was to
have been one OF Miss Sallie MeLane's
bridesmaids, but owing to the sad death of
her brother the wedding invitations were
| recalled
Mrs. Robert T. Hastings has taken apart
| ments at the new California Hotel.
Colonel and Mrs. George Hagar and Miss
| Alice Hagar. went 10 their home in Colusa
| for Thanksgiving day.
| Colonel and Mrs. Meale, q. S. A, are tie
! guests OF General GibbOn and family at the
! Hotel PieasaniOn.
Mrs H. L. L. Tatqm will return from her
! Eastern trip next month.
MIR. and Mrs. Stephen D. Field have re-
turned to their home in Massachusetts, alter
visit with relatives in Oakland and Belk-
eley. Mr. Field is nephew OF Justice
Stephen j. Field of the United States Su-
preme Bench.
Mr.. j. ". Godfrey. General Manager of
the New York Insulated Wire Company, is
again visiting this Coast and is the guest OF
his cousin, Mrs. William Wilt.
Dr. and Mrs. j. D. Hirschfelde are visit
| ing San Jose.
Miss Evelyn Carolan is expected back
| from the East the latter part of next month.
Joaquin M!ller's wife, child and sister-In-
law left few days ago for New York.
Miss Jessie Bowie has left the Hotel
| PieasantOn and is now the guest of. her
| brother, DIR. Hamilton Bowie.
Mr.. James Pheian spent the holidays at
| the Vendome, san Jose.
Mr. and Mrs. w. L. Goad and the Misses
GOad have gone to Colusa to spend Thanks
giving day.
MT. Frank w. Mar5:on, the Assistant
| Chief Clerk of the United States Mint. h as
| ,,7o-ad IL uote1 Diaa for nnrm n :