The morning call., 1890-12-31

singing dancing and games till midnight,
when all repaired to the supper table. where
sumptuous repast was spread. Then
for the occasion was furnished by members
Of the Chillerbund Brass Band, assisted By
"The jolly Three" Mr. A. Wesendunk.
yiolinist; Mr. II. BinniDg. concertinist, and
Mr.. George Marshall, banjoist.
among the guests present were: MT.
NJ. Magher, Miss A. FISCHER, Miss A. Todt,
Miss o. Clements. Miss NJ. Jones. Miss II.
Guillaume, Miss E. Magher. Miss o. Todt,
Miss o. Krenz, Miss R. Jones, Miss L..
Kahnmeyer. Miss 7. Baltz. Miss I. Wesen-
dunk, Miss Clancy, Miss Fl. Meagher Miss
A. Binning Messrs. A. Wesendunk, ii. Bin
ming G. Marshall. r. Krenz, E. Klatt. j.
Wesendunk, S. Kragen, 4. Sexton, f. Shar
key, w. Krenz. j. Sexton p. Jones, j..
Sharkey, I. Kahnmeyer. j. Binning. Ii.
Doer, G. CoTdes. II. Weudt w. Hammer,
ii. Zecher. s. Clements, E. Hoffman.
Pacific Coast Weddings.
In Boulder Greek, at Christmas, under an
evergreen arch decorated with CALIFORNIA;
choicest flowers, Mr.. Albion w. Mills and
Miss Matte }. Robertson were united in
marriage, the Rev. J. E. Denton of Santa
Cruz officiating.
The wedding of Mr.. Joseph NJ. Richards
and Miss Minnie A. Newcomb took place
Sunday at Vallejo. The groom is at present
apothecary on the United States steamship
1ndepe ndencP, where he will be stationed
for several years. The bride is one of Va
lieJo's faireSt and most popular young
ladies.
Christmas day at San Jose Miss Emma
Cottle was united in marriage to Mr.. Fred
Weld by the Rev. +. +. Jewell, D.. ID. Mr..
and Mrs. Weld took the afternoon train for
this city to make short stay.
l.
w. Roberts, Register Of the United States
Land Office at Sacramento. was the scene Of
quiet wedding, Friday evening, when we're
united the Judges only son, Mr.. Edmund
A. Roberts, and Miss Virginia L. Lyons,
both of Nevada City The bride is daugh-
sented Nevada County in the Assembly, and
subsequently in the Senate. in the early
days.
Society Personals.
Very Rev. Father SASHA, S. j., the Supe-
rior Of the Jesuit missions in California, has
returned to this city from a southern visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar B. Carroll (nee
Hanchet0 are here Oh visit from Sacra-
mento, and are stopping at the California.
Miss Leila Carroll OF Sacramento will be
in the city this week, and will be the guest
offriendS.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Bancroft intend TO
pass the New Year at the Hotel del Monte.
Mr.. w. E. Holloway has returned from
the East and abroad, and with Mrs. Hollo-
way is spending the winter at the Hotel Ra-
faeL
Mrs. A. P. Hotaling is visiting Los An
gees.
Miss Emily ST. John of this city is the
guest of Mrs. Steven st. John of Mare
Island.
Miss Sale Long of Vacaville is on visit
of several weeks with friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman ID. kideout are Wis
itipu fhis oif from Marysyjtle
Mrs. w. T. Ellis and Miss Ellis will 60
to the Occidental Hotel upon their return
from Monterey.
Miss Clara Taylor of Sacramento is visit
ing Miss Livingston at her residence, 21l1
Pacific avenue.
Mr.. Charles A. Baldwin is in the city, and
is guest at the California.
Mrs. S. w. Holiday and her daughter,
Mrs. Blackwell, are expected soon in New
York from London, en- route to this city.
Lieutenant II. c. Cabell. now at the Hotel
del Monte, is expected 10 return to-day.
Mrs. Theodore Il. Sullivan arrived from
New York on Wednesday TO join her nus
band, who is soJonrniDg in this city.
Mrs. Jeremiah Clarke and Miss Lottie
Clarke are passing the holidays in New
York City.
Judge John F. Finn of the Superior Court
and Miss Finn are visiting at Del Coronado.
Rev. ii. G.. Mention of San Jose has ac-
cepted call to ST. Johns Presbyterian
Church OF this city. His approaching de-
parture from San Jose is much regretted
there.
Mr.. Charles j. Carlson, the artist, has
just finished the portraits of DR.. IL. w.
Hardness, President of the California
Academy of Sciences, and the late Ado.phus
Hollub, Past Grand High Priest, Royal
Arch MasOns.
MIR. and Mrs. Christopher Buckley sailed
FROM New York to Liverpool last Wednes-
day.
Dr. William II. Groves of the Utah Com
mercial Bank Of Salt Lake is at the Ven
dome, San Jose. He is a pioneer OF 1919,
and was the first pressman to turn the roll
ers on the press that printed the first COPY OF
the Bulletin in this city. He has not been
on this Coast since 1862, and he is now here
with party of tourists from Utah.
Mr.. and Mrs S. Ii. Carleton are the guests.
of Hon. L. Ii. Barnard of Chico.
Mr.. William Hearst is ON his way to Wash
ington, ID. G., having been summoned on
Christmas eve in consequence Of the illness
OF his father.
MIR. Martin Kelly, Mr.. 7. j. Kelly, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Kelly, Mr.. Frank Kelly and
Miss Emily Kelly composed a family gath
ering at Grass Valley from this city on
Christmas day.
Mrs. T. c. Jurrens is expected from her
home in Traver, Tulare County, aud will
remain in Alameda Tor several weeks as the
guest of her parents, Judge and Mrs. Holtz
of the West End.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Griffith of Half
moon Bay spent Christmas with their
daughter and son-in-law, MIR. and Mrs
Wolfe of this city.
Lieutenant Lowering goes to Hotel del
Monte for his New Years holiday.