The morning call., 1890-11-22


congratulations were in order.
The house was then thrown open to the
merry-makers and vocal and Instrumental
music and dancing were kept up until inter
mission" when all repaired to the dining
room, where two long tables heavily laden
with tempting repast awaited them: Inc
merry-making was then continued and Kept
up until a late hour when the assemDlage
broke up and the friends departed Win
many kind wishes for the happiness OF the
bride and groom. ,,
The following named were present: Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Chandler, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. r. Duke, Mr.. and Mrs. George Hi, MT;
and Mrs. A. Hayman, Mr.. and Mrs. DANIEL
Ienc, Mrs. Marchabout, Miss Marchabout,
Mrs. Ellis, Miss Lizzie Hill, Miss Jennie
Hill. Miss Flora Williams, Miss Maggie
Williams, Miss Kate German, Miss Lizzie
Palmer; Messrs. a.; Lewis, d; Williams,
Ryan, Thomas Quinn. Charles Antiques,
Rule, j. Miller, Mr.. Lynch and Mr.. Carroll.
Among the many handsome and useful
presents received by the bride and
groom were the following: Mantel clock,
from Mr.. and Mrs. Courtelenc; parlor lamp,
Mr.. II. Rule; set of silver spoons, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hill; cut-glass cologne set and
silk cushion, the Misses Hill; toilet set, Mr..
Thomas Quinn; work-box, MIR. George
Palmer; wine set, Mr.. ID. OKeefe; pickle
ulS1l, NIX. anu MIS- pluou-SaoO
parlor ornament, Mr.. j. Ehlers; lemonade
| set, Mr.. Charles Antiques; ornamental
| clock, Mr. FL. Lewis; carved plcture-frame,
| Mr.. j. Gavin silver service, Mr. Harant ;
| check for $50, Mr.. Gavin. and case OF knives
| and forks, Mr.. l.. Harant.
| The Mission Pnrior Entertainment.
| Mission Parlor, No. SO, n. S. G. W., gave
| an entertainment and dance last evening at
Mission Opera Hall. The seating capacity
| was fully taxed.
| Following was the programme: overture ;
remarks. President w. }. Guilfoyle; The
| Fatal Brawl," with the following cast: Lee
mont, w. S. FoSs; Magregor, L: Z. Catlord
Argyle. II. Il. Clapp; Ross, w. A. Rich.
| ards; Linzie, F. Cusick (all members of
| the Pandora Dramatic Company; vocal
| solo, Miss Lena Crews; speelalties, a: n.
| Waite: recitation, Miss Mant0n; mandolin
| and guitar, Messrs. Ross and Tarzey; vocal
| solo, Mrs. Dorcher; specialties, Messrs.
| Stenken and Stevens.
Dancing was afterward enjoyed till late
to the music OF Sewelps Orchestra. The
| following. composed tho Committee of A
rangements: Messrs. Harry l.. Hartman,
Adam Wagner, Frank Burnett, Frederick
| GerdeS, Clarence Lamb, Frank MaEton,
| Clarence Birch; Mr.. w. J. Guilfoyle, floor
| manager.
The Bohemian Dramatic Club.
The members of the Bohemian Dramatic
! Club presented Bronson Towards The
| Henrietta" last evening at Saratoga Hall.
Although the attempt was thought by many
| somewhat ambitious, the acting on the
whole was good and the situations appro-
| priately brought OUT.
| Following was the cast of characters {:
Nicholas Vanalstyne, MIR. George Il. Went
| eel; DR.. Parke Wainwright, Mr.. Walter q
| O'Brien; Nicholas Vanalstyne, Mr.. Will
lam Ogilvie; BERTHE Yanalstynee, Jr, Mr..
Frank Wyman; Lord Arthur TIelawney,
Mr.. a. w. Belasco Jr.; the Rev. DR.. Muir
ray Hilton, Mr.. Sol krauS; Watson Flint,
MI NJ Ed LIGHT; Mussraye, Mr.. Leon
| Levy; Mrs. Cornelia 0pdyke, Miss Cora
| Van Nostrand; Rose Eanalstyne. Miss
| George Bevell; AgGes, Miss Lille Langley
| Lady Mary Trelawney, Miss Eleanor Ryan.
| Dancing was afterward enjoyed, many ar
irving at late houg to participate In these
| closing exercises of pleasant evening.
The officers of the club are: President.
| Walter G. UBrien; Vice-President Cora
| Van Nostrand; Secretary, NJ Ed LIGHT
! treasurer. George r. Vented; Stage Man,
ager. Sol Kraus; Critic, George Reyell; Sen
| tiuel, Leon Levy.
The Second Regiment Party.
| The first social of the Drum Corps OF the
| Second Artillery Regiment. N 6. c., took
| place last evening at their armory. 100
| Grove street. The scene was handsomely
| prepared with streamers and flags Tor the
| occasion.
Dancing to the music of Groths Ore hestra
| continued merrilly till after midnight, and
| the large number of friends seemed thor
oughly to enjoy themselves.
! Following were the committees Commit
| tee of rraDgements-Private L. S. Thomas
| Chairman. Sergeant ID. j. Reardon. Cor
| poral L. Griffin. Corporal J. ?. Dixon, Pri-
vate G. Z. Ransom; Reception Committee
Corporal Z. A. Graham, Privates p. Flynn,
W. ]. Hickey. I. Scott, I'll. l. Clark, G; A.
Rojenberg. W. Hunt IL. j. Berry; floor
manager, Sergeant A s. Groth; Floor Com
mittee~Corporal W. A. Munro, Privates E.
j. Linden, F. L. Smith. f. NJ. Fugger, J. HI.
Meyers, P. II. Likirs d. A. Horgan, T. L.
Linden.
Surprise Party at Warm Springs.
4 pleasant surprise party was given to
| Miss Loretta Weller on Wednesday evening
! last in honor of the anniversary OF her
| birthday. The floor was cleared for dane
| ing, which was much enjoyed. During the
| evening several delightful instrumental Sc
| lections were rendered by Mrs Kobolt,
| also vocal and instrumental music was rem
dered by several other ladies and gentle
men.
At midnight an elaborate supper was
served, after which dancing was re-
stunned and kept up until a late hour. when
all departed feeling greatly pleased with
| their evenings enjoyment and wishing their
uOStts5 uldlJ hdPPJ iObuiii7 VI tiio No1
Among those present were: Mr. and
Mrs. G. Weller, Mrs. Pohlmaun, MIR. and
Mrs C. H. Sage, Mrs Kobolt, Miss Loretta
| Weller, Miss Kate Power. Miss Lutte
Twohig, Miss Effie Cur tner, Miss Maggie
| Gushing, Miss Annie Cronin, Miss Maggie
Byrnes, Miss Mamie Byrnes, Miss AbUie
| Sunder, Miss Jennie Bowen, Miss Mary
| Redding, Miss Nellie Reading, Miss Clara
| Peralta, Miss Loretta Peralta, Miss Angie
Echiverrea, Moreto Echiyerrea, Miss Annie
xrnI,rf
II. Cushing, n. Carter, FL. Crosby. G: Cam
eron, Mr.. Eaton, c. Cronin, j. Coffney, j..
| Harrison, Mr.. Whalen, I. Byrnes, A.
! Higuera, T. Core, Mr.. Porter. w. Forbes,
| 5. Goodwin, Mr.. Merritt, L. Redding, j..
| Nolen. John Flnke, Louie Schmidt, Henry
| Schmidt, Mr.. Allies.
society Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Tevis (nee BoalD are
spending portion Of their wedding trip at
! the Arlington Hotel, Santa Barbara.
Colonel B. ]. d. Irwin, q. S. A, who has
been on duty in this city during the last four
years as purchasing and disbursing officer
| for the Medical Department, left town on
| Wednesday evening for Vancouver Bar
| racks, Washington, to enter on his new duty
as Medical d rector OF the Department OF
| Columbia The friends of Mrs. Irwin and
the Misses Irwin will be glad to learn that
|
| present and Will continue to make their
| home at the Occidental Hotel.
| Miss Hope Ellis is here from her home in
Marysville, accompanied by Mr.. Ellis, her
father.
Mrs. Jeremiah Clarke has secured apart
ments at the Occidental Hotel Tor her stay
in town.
Mrs. j. NJ. Fillmore, who has been visit
| ing her daughter at Orange n. j., will re-
| turn home tomorrow.
Mr.. Horace Spaulding and bride, of San
Francisco, are in Napa Cd their wedding
| trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Watson are at the
| 1Etna Springs.
/ Dr. and Mrs. A. Barkan, who have been
| making an extended visit abroad, are ex-
| pected to reach their home in this city the
/ coming month.
Mrs. John AmeS Of Oakland is visiting in
| Napa, the guest OF her daughter, Mrs. E. w.
| Churchill.
MIR. 3. d. Murphy of San Jose is visiting
| San Luis Obiopo.
Judge and Mrs Levi Chase are up the
coast from San Diego for a stay of some
| time.