The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-03
A Pleasant Reception by Some
Children of the Kin
dergarten.
THE TAYLOR EAGLEsoN WEDDING
A Reception Given by MIR. and Mrs.
Seymour Last Evening Marriage
of Rev. o. c. Miller and Miss
McMurray-Two Enjoyable Pic
nics-NotabIe Hall Parties In
teresting Notes.

The LorIng Club VIII give Its FIRST caacert oil
the season this evening
musicale was given last Friday night AT the
home III Los Angeles OF MIR. and Mrs Henry 7.
Lee, in honor OF Professor David W. Loring of
this city, the well-known and beloved leader OF
the Loring Club.
Empire Lodge, X. aud L. of H.. will give
party this evening at St Georges Hall
Mr.. Ernest Graves, Mrs. Frank McCoppln and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Dana enjoyed picnic and
barbecue at Van Ness Canyon, near San Luis
Obispo, last Friday.
The Edwin Forrest Dramatic Club will produce
Ten Nights in Bar-room," at Mission Turn
Nerein Hall this evening.
MIR. and Mrs. John T. Doyle are having add
lions made TO their handsome residence at Menlo
Park.
The marriage of Rev. Oliver C. Miller and Miss
Grace McMurray. daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs V
c. mcMurray Of this city, took place last evening
at the groom's own church-the First English
Evangelical Lutheran Church-on Geary street
near Cough.
a progressive euchre party will be given this
Wednesday evening by the Oriental Rebekah
Degree Lodge, No. 80, l. o. o. f.
Mr.. Charles J. Quincy Of Boston gave dinner
last evening at The TorlOni TO Mr.. j. W. Tillman
of the Boston Herald, Mr.. George Morgan OF
New York and Mr.. Edward Curtis of this city.
The kindergarten Reception.
a reception largely attended by society, was
rendered by The children OF the Hearst Kinder.
gaFIeus TO their founder Mrs Hearst, yesterday
afternoon, at Union-square Hall. The affair was
given under the auspices of the Golden Gate
KINDERGARTEN Association, Mrs Sarah b. Cooper
President.
Ii was a thoroughly delightful affair and
trausht with suggestive Impressions of the IN
calculable good being quietly done by the kin
dergarten system. The hall had been tastefuy
decorated by the ladies OF the Helpi ng Hand So
cietv, who were guests on this oceas lou. Palms
aud stands Of bright flowers, with traceries OF
ferns, made an effective background for the
guests OF The afternoon. Mrs. George Hearst and
few other ladies' and gentlemen Two ban
nerS-One with The words Love Is Our Law"
wrought by Miss Poole, and the other bearing
n inscli!ton "A Little Child Shall Lead
Them" By Mrs. Waugaman-cOnstiluted bright
patches Of color amid The mass OF evergreens.
particularly brilliant beVy Of young ladies
composed The Reception Committee. They
al alfred In soft, cllnging gowns of the Decom-
ing "Grecian" mode and welcomed all Corners
With peculiar grace. All were members of the
Helping Hand Society. the President of which is
Mrs. ID. ". FOlger. their names were: Miss
l. DOane Miss Bertha Behlow, Miss j. Brown,
Miss Jennie Nsrd, Miss Daisy Holbrook, Miss
Kate Paddock, Miss Annie Guilds Miss Amelia
Noikman and Miss l. Wadham.
a lengthy programme has been prepared for
the occasion, Including numerous songs aud
games by tile Kindergarten little members. The
latter were adorned with fancy caps, having
gay plumes OF tissue paper OF different colors
After marching In and presenting their patron
ess with flowers they formed circle in tie ceu-
with merry LeSL Their eflcient teachers were:
Miss Ada Moore Miss Nellie Moore, Miss Alice
Chase Miss Crouch, Miss Griffin, Miss Taylor
Miss McCracken, Miss Ludlow aud Miss Rich
ards. An eloquent address made by Rev.
K. K Meredith, ID. Of Brooklyn, \. Y, and
Mrs. Sarah Is, Cooper touched briefly on the his
tory and growth of the Work, and specially that
IN o. Hl2l M.s Hear has fate1 al interest She
1n-tl t-at scloo. .1r conIi1nng Inc sdu-
Ca len ul Ire t.4H. CAtlale en- was among Le- plans
70 Jle lL.4re There were some ffiy-tNo Siu-
de -arieus ulpFslug some 100 c.lLr %
a }. 20 fr was sta left iJr Chart bio e4'! 4.
- a.- t5-i'.. . ne cz- ai'H rHs ipio.. e- "
III a-ssf' lt9t Of Cakes ia candy moHS ne
nay 1'l reA s IAWearS l-s young aides
-tnoug the guests noti--d n the '7-ge
Mrs. a. A. Watkins, Mrs. George Bowers, Mrs
Bosworth, Mrs. Eugene Deuprey. Miss Nellie
HIlyer, Mrs. j. f. Merrill, Mrs. Everett Knowles,
Mrs. William Reed Of Belmont, Mrs Kiucald,
MRS. Ed. Donahue, Mrs. ". Ii. Mills. Mrs. W.
ham, Mrs, N. Doane, Miss \. 6oane, Miss vii
lard, Miss j. c. COombs Mrs. NOlkmann, Mrs.
TTask, Mrs. Dutton, Mrs. ". X. Brown, Mrs. b.
A. Weed, Major Fisher, DR.. Post Miss Lulu
Miss Jean hh9k, MIS- Charles Holorook,
Mrs. Mcneil, Mrs. WIN Mcneil Mrs. Ed
Doughty, Miss Pike, Miss Myra Holt, Mrs
Mrs. Eastman. Miss Ella Adams. Miss Webb,
Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Miller. Miss NeItie Doaue,
Mrs. John Taylor, Mrs. a. L. Manu. Miss Beh-
low, Mrs. Henry Redugton, Mrs, Horace VIII
White, Miss Bose, Mrs. John Morton
Mrs. Robert Coulter Mrs. James Watt
Miss Duncan, Miss Bristol, Misses Cutler,
MISS Poole Ms B Mss M M,' Anna n Holt eN Ms
Alice McRObeTts, Mrs. kOerner, Mrs. Pike, Mrs.
Snaddock, Mrs. WiIlcutt, the Misses Felrara, Miss
Britton, Miss Hattie Cooper Captain Eldridge,
Miss Mary Edridge, Miss Ernestine Poole, Mr.
Moore, Mrs. Seller, Miss Paddock, Mrs. Cutler,
Mrs. Ryder, Mrs. Mlnton, Mrs. Horace Davis
Mrs Barreda Miss Lottie Cook Mrs Ashton,
Mrs. Mills MIS- J. &. wilson, MIS-. Sam Wilson,
Miss Jennie hiink.
The TayIor-Eagleson Wedding.
a pleasant wedding last evening was that of
Mr.. Fred 5. Taylor, youngest son Of the late S.
Z. Taylor, and Miss Kate R. Eagesou OF this
city. The ceremony took place at 314 OAK
street. the residence of the bride.
The bay-wlndow of the front parlor was pref
thy decorated with cOrdons OF smilax brought
forward to a central point to form light canopy.
Tie mantel was decked with clusters OF La
France roses and PINK lilies. About O'clock
the ceremony was performed By Rev. DR.. Hanna
In the presence OF large number OF friends
Miss Minnie Martin was bridesmaid and Mr..
Frank Martin acted as groOmsman. Congfatu-
latious followed, and an elaborate supper was
then enjoyed the festivities being long pro-
tracled.
The bride and groom, whose presents, includ-
ing handsome piano, were very numerous, left
during the evening for their hotel, en route for
Tip to CaZadero and the north. On their return,
IN few weeks, they Will reside on Oak street.
near Webster, In the house prepared Tor their
reception.
Among the guests were: Mr., and Mrs. Ross
MdFtl0t Mr., ana MIS-. ddrQNlck, MI. ana htS
Ingaisk, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Danner, Mr.. and
blrs. Joseph Banner, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Taylor,
MIR. aud Mrs. j. X. Taylor. Mr.: and Mrs C.
Eagle,oD, Mr.. A. Eagleson, Mr.. Thomas Eagle
son, Mr.. and Mrs. James Taylor. Mr.: and Mrs.
Samuel TAYLOR, Mr.. and Mrs. win Taylor, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Whitney. Mrs. NJ. Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. Il. Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Miller
Miss Miriam +. Miller, Mr.. l. Cook, Mrs S. 7.
Taylor, Mrs Cook, Mrs, WaTdell Miss Ida
Wooster. Mr.. and Mrs. Shattuck. Mir.
and Mrs. abbott Dr. and Mrs. Burton,
net, DIR. and Mrs. o. I. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. D.
Miller, Mr.. Win Martin, Miss Flora Ingasbe,
Miss Grace Miller, Mi. and Mrs. NewsOme, MIR.
Mrs. Howell, Mr.. and Mrs. Mcconnell, Miss
Hattie Clark, DR.. and Mrs. Finley, Mr.. and Mrs
Lanfer, Miss Hattie Seaman, Miss Mamie Syme,
Mr.. and Mrs. Syme, Mr.. and Mrs George Mas
tick, Miss Nathalia Scbell, Miss Salhe Brldger
Captain Bnrdick, Miss Edith Dealey, Mr. Joseph
NOunan, Miss NJ. Ellis, MIR. and MIS-. Breen, Mi.
and Mrs. barham.
The Seymour Reception.
remarkably pleasant and elaborate recep-
tlOn was given last evening by Mr. and Mrs. S.
II. Seymour at their apartments In the Russ
House. The affair was given in honor OF the
hostess fair young cousin, Miss Susie NJ. Reed,
daughter Of MIR. ana Mrs. j. s. Reed Of Layton
vile, Mendoclno County. Mrs. Reed (Anna
Morrison Reed, who is widely known as The
'Poetess OF the North" from her much admired
poetic Writings, is spending season in this city
from her Country residence.
The guests were received by Mrs. Seymour,
assisted by Mrs. Reed, Miss Reed, Miss Jessie
Macdonald and Miss Bertha Timke. Dancing
was enjoyed IN the deliberately decorated ball
canyased throughout and all agiow with the soft
light Of japanese lanterns. Some OF the ladies'
toilets were particularly handsome, special men
ton being deserved by the dress worn by Mrs
Reed the mother OF the debutdnte Of the evening
1t was unique in design and finish, being The art
work of a very gifted lady OF Eureka. The
material was cream-colored plush hald-painted
in sprays OF scarlet peoples aud JapaHlies. 1t
was cut prlncesse, with square train, lined
with old silk, painted sprays ex-
lending from the waist 10 It's edge.
The tablier front was edged with round scallops,
each ornamenied by a flower tue TO life and
nature in beauty and c0loring. COrsage low,
with V-shaped back, a spray OF p oppies. buds
and leaves, running from the right shoulder TO
the waist. The ornaments worn with this were
req carneian agate aud gOld-Dead necklace,
with pendant diamond cross, secured by chain,
and ruby and gold rosary hook, found In the