The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-19

e; Ewing. Mr.. G. E. Fcgg, NJ. Adolph Uhl;
W. E. Johns, Mr. Ii. W. Knoll, Mr.. ri. n.
Leonard, Mr.. Myron A. WhiddeD, Mr.. M: g.
Nthidden, Miss Matthews. Mr.. Cal Ewing
MI pom Nc Gsoffs eebs
Mr.. Ben Wade. Mr. j. Ii. Ames, Mr.. George
Meredith Mr.. Frank K. Mott, Mr.. Thomas
Morris. Mr.. A. B. Finch, Mr. w. j. Miller.
Mr.; j.. G. Hanna; Miss Nellie McVeigh, Mr.:
u. +. Bush, Mr.. Richard Spreckels, Mr. and
Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. George d. White. Mr..
Robert Edgar. MIR. r. 5. Covin.
The club, which was started four years
ago as resort for young men for exercise
and social intercourse, is i'll Hourishing
condltian. No intoxieants are allowed In
the club nor gambling permitted. Whist Is
great feature. Many new applications Tor
membership have been received, and new
building is in contemplation. Mr.. K. Nj.
Fitzgerald is the popular President.
The Eider-Trowbridge Wedding.
Mr.. w. G. Elder and Miss Ella Gertrude
Trowbrdge were married on Wednesday
afternoon by Rev. DIR. Mclean at the resi-
dence OF the bridegroom on Harrison street,
Oakland. The ceremony was private only
the relntives and intimate friends of the con-
tracing parties being present Miss Trow-
bridge has been engaged for some time past
The Edwin Forrest Club Entertainment.
The Edwin Forrest Dramatic Club pro-
duced 1.-The Octoroon" last evening at
Saratoga Hall All that is needed by this
promising club is time and constant work
ing together The Individual acting is
good, but there appeared lack OF cohesion
Rain affected the house, but those present
enjoyed tie representation In which were
introduced specialties by Mr.. James Cooley
a Eata hu lisa Iatt ta RAhrar ON
Miss Emma Carlton. Following was the
foil cast: Jacob NJ cCloskey, Mr.. L. e.
Woodward; Wah-No-Tee. Mr.. Peter Sosso;
Salem Scudder, Mr.. Alexander 5. Jarvie;
Sunnyside, Mr.. William L. Rudolph; Old
Pete, Mr.. A. W. Belasco Jr. Colonel Point
dexter, MIR. Edward Edgar; Captain Rats,
Mr.. Harry Spear; Thebodeaux, Mr.. William
Clark; Lafouehe, Mr.. Walter Smith; Judge
GALLON, Mr.. Sanford Wolf; Scion, Mr..
James Cooley; Paul, Little Morrow Tucker;
Zoe, Miss Alma Smyrna; Dora SunByside.
Miss Hazel Montague; Mrs. Peyton. Miss
Kittie Dalton; Dido. Mir. Frank Hanley:
Grace, Mr. George McGinn.
Dancing was afterward lndulged i'll to the
music OF Samuels' orchestra. The standing
and special appointees of the club are sub
joined: Executive Staff-President, Mr..
Harry Spear; Vice-President, Miss Alma
Treasurer, Mr.. William F. Rudolph: bust
ness manager, Mr.. Sanford Wolf; stage
manager, Mr. I. &. Woodward; Reception
Committee - Miss Annette CONAN. Miss
Anna German, Miss kittIe Dalton. Miss
manager, Sanford Wolf; assistant floor
managers w. l.. Hageman, William Clark;
Floor Commi ttee-H Click, j. Morris, j.
Wacholder, w. F. Rudolph, Ii. Spear. j..
Cooley, Eugene Dugan.
Party on Mission Street.
Monday evening. the Sth inst. was the
occasion of very pleasant surprise party
given to Miss Lottie Rapp at the residence
of her brother. 1901 Mission street. The
evening was spent in games and dancing,
music being furnished by Mr.. jackson.
At II o'clock those present retired to the
dining-r9om and partook Of the liberal re-
past set before them, after which the fun
WIS resumed and continued till late hour.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Julius F. Rapp. Mrs. Ii. A. Fowler, Mrs. l..
a. Rapp Miss Lizzie Gilmour,, Miss Edna
Easton, Miss ,Aggie Watson, Miss Lottie
Rapp, Miss May E. Raglan. Miss Lizzie
Blanchard, the Misses Corners, Miss Carrie
Clabb, Miss Cara Dunlevv, Miss Addie
Munns. Miss Los Shaw, Miss Ada Rapp;
Messrs. Z. Gilmour, w. Middlehoff, j. j.
Hull, j. G. Heeker, Hardy H. Brain. Ar
thur Thornton, G. sutton, Frank j. Nokes.
John Brodie, W. Ii. Bergstrtsser, Gabriel
Moulin. Walter Rapp, Herbert Fowler,
Milton Rapp.
The p s~rson- Welton Wedding.
Mr. Henry T. Peserson and Miss Annie E.
" elton we're quietly married in this city LIST
NJ onday in the presence of the intimate
friends OF the contracting parties. The
groom Is the well-known and pOpu ar as sist-
ant librarian of the Oakland Free Library.
The bride Is pretty brunette, VINO was
educated at Fields Seminary and the Oak
land High School. She was also employed
IN The Oakland Library until recently.
a Birthday Party.
A pleasant party was given by Mr. and
Mrs. Stenberg TO their son, Mr.. Emil STEM
berg, Wednesday evening. at their residence,
IL DeB0om street. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Stenberg, Captain Erickson,
Mrs. Ellen Erickson, MIR. Baker, Mrs.
Baker, Mrs. Fryderickson. Mr.. c. Baker,
Miss Anderson, Mr.. Casperson, Miss Mamie
Gately, Mr.. Z. FrederieksOn, Miss N. All
derson, Mr.. Emil Stenberg, Miss Nellie
Gately, Mr.. Adolph Anderson, Miss Ii.
Frederiekson, MIR. f. Nelson, Mr. Oscar
Erickson, Mrs. Erickson, MIR. G. Anderson,
Miss Nelson, MIR. 2. Brumberg, Mr.. Ander-
son, Mrs. Anderson, Captain Larson, Mr..
q. Larson.
The Burns Lodge Anniversary.
On Thursday evening last Buns Lodge
celebrated ITS twelfth anniversAy.
A large number Of members and their
friends had the pleasure OF listening to
well-arranged programme consisting Of a
piano solo, Miss Sarah Alias; vocal solo,
Mrs. Cline; recitation, Miss Elsie Duncan;
vocal solo, Miss Helen Swan; add eSs Mr..
John Quinton, d. ID. G. M. bass solo, MIR.
Robert ). Duncan; vocal duet, Mrs. Cline
and Miss Swain closing remarks, Mr. Gus
tave f. Pohimann.
The large assemblage of members and
friends then adjourned to a hall specially
arranged for dancing, hich was enjoyed for
an hour under the able direction OF Messrs.
K. 5. Duncan, Frank Stohr, James Il. Dun
can. After discussing the good things pro-
vided at well-laden supper-tabie. dancing
was resumed, and it WAS midnight before
the merry party dispersed, well pleased with
their evenings entertainment.
Society Personals
Miss Charlotte Waterman, sister If the
Governor, accompanied by the latter's two
daughters, Misses Helen and Lou Water
man, left Sacramento Wednesday for San
Diego, where they will in the future make
their home. Mrs. Waterman will remain
until after the Inauguration of Governor
elect Markham.
Miss Hattie Belle Goad left on Tuesday
for her home in Colusa.
Mrs. Samuel Blair and Miss Blair re-
turned from Santa Barbara en- the Pomona,
dence on Van Ness avenue.
Bishop William Taylor is on his way to
Liberia, Africa. where ne will hold the
African Conference in a few weeks He
will be 20 years old next May.
MIR. and Mrs. s. RunyOn of CORTLAND,
Sacramento County, are in this city and are
STOPPING at the Grand Hotel. Miss Ora