The morning call., 1890-11-28

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| ends in view
| Blum's Orchestra furnished the music for
! the dancers, who were rather late In arrly-
ing. Once started, however, very pleasant
| evening was passed. The nall stage TASTE
| fully decorated.
| Tie party was conducted under the fol-
! lowing auspices: Officers-PreSdent, B e.
| Wallis; Vice-President r. Mills; Record
ing Secretary, NJ Morrison; Financial Sec
relary, II. Maundrell; Treasurer, M. d.
Committee R. Mclean. NJ. D. MeKn-
non, w. II. Ross, Alex NJ. Cairns. w. A.
Durant, J. Ogle, a. II. Walker. ii. Manu-
drell, John F, Mcdonald; floor director,
Morrison. NJ. r. Mclean, j. F. Mcdonald,
| Nj. ID. McKipnon, j. j. McKinnon, William
| Morton; Reception Committees. c. Wal
lis, NJ Morrison. A. L. Armstrong. J. Z.
| Mcdonald, J. A. Mcdonald. j. n. Mcleod.
| \. Ii, Hogg. j.. c. Donald. 7. j. Gossip.
sausalito Society Benefit.
| Last Tuesday night the Alcazar Theater
/ was filled from top to bottom. it being the
annual benefit of the Society o.. Independent
Old Friends, whose headquarters are at
| Sausalto.
The play was Augustin Days light CON-
edy. "7-20-S," and was exceedingly well
rendered by the regular stock company OF
! Naienrod and Stockwell, the .managers OF
| the theater, who took particular pains in
presenting it in first-clasS style Oh this occa-
sion, they both being members of the So
| cety. The Cd Friends enjoyed 1t, as they
q. certainly showed by the applause they be-
| slowed on the performers.
Among others the following Ola Friends,
members of the society, were present, with
some of their families: Messrs. Judge j.
| c. Pennie, DR.. +. f. Lord, Judge Robert
! Ferral, Charles AlperS, George Mowry,
| General Thomas ii. Howe, HilariOn Dun
| can, Frank Garcia, Il. Nj. Edgar, Captain C..
L. Thomas, l.. Ii. Bailey, Henry Borneman,
Martin JUost, Arthur McGurren, Theodore
G. CockriIl, Colonel Alfred Perier, Judge A.
Craig, {. W. Childs, Captain ?. I'll. Hink,
George Perdue, Captain P. II. Star, n. Nc
| Clenan, G. Ii. Tirtjen, Ralph Witbers, Chief
I John Diemer, Louis g. Schord, j. P.
| Gallagher, Judge J. c. McCeney, Col
Snsl Samuel p Bsaysr' & H IL i T Ha
J. L. Slinkey, Atkins Massey, Harry Col
Inns, j. F. Lyons, Il. A. Diver, eX-Super-
visor James Gilleran, j. ". Wissinger, r.
H. johnson, Captain w. j. Wrin, -ex-Super-
visor John Foley, Judge j. /; Joaehimsen,
A. SCHUYLER, W. II. Ward, DIR. j. T. Earnest,
| W. II. Yates. L. J. Harrison. DR.. j. 5.
kn0wltOn, Joe MOriZi0, Ii. McCausland, j.
A Lukin, Ernest Heymans, A. D. Bell, j.
| d. VIII, E. j. Peake, PM Hartman, j. NJ
J: j: Wells, Captain William Bendt, W. +.
| Drake. j. e. Fitehen, j. Meyer, c. ii.
| Cough, W. S. Brown. Myron Shew,
Robert Wieland, DR.. j. A, ".
LundbOrg, J. NJ. Rademaker. j. J, ID
9otson, J. PeTata, Peter Crane, NJ G.
MeInerney, George Katz, William Moreton.
| Z. n. Deuprey. Carl Uhlig. Henry Whit
man, W. b Dolan. j. ii. Page, l.. ID. Craig,
Captain NJ. A. Smith; Henry Niemau,
George Werner, j. II. Wilson, j. G. Hanks.
T. T. Gerst. E. Davis, Micah Doane, W; H.
Brown, George Meyers, NJ. b. Monaghan,
Harrison Jones, Max Berkhardt, Frank
! whitney. A. Marks, Captain Charles +.
Reed. William OBrien, ID. X. McMullin,
Gus Hink, II. Grainel, }; E. Mcdonald. A.
gan, Captain {. IL. Williams, l.. P. Peck, j.
| front, Z. Metzger, Z. B. Quinlan, Judge NJ.
| d. Talcott, j. f. UhlhOrn, Judge /. II.
! LAWYER, c, Coates, j. c. Ruddock, B. NJ.
Lelong, Armand Barber, j. 5. DAILY, DIR. j.
ID. Wldber, j. Ross Jackson.
Pacific Coast Weddings.
Last Thursday Miss Mary Lucille Davis
William Alexander of the same place. The
ceremony took place in Seattle, Rev. E. w.
Brown officiating.
The wedding of Mr. Benjamin T. Gray
and Miss Carr il Bean took place recently at
the Baptist church, Woodland. Mr. AMI
Mrs. Gray will spend their honeymoon in
San Francisco, Los Angeles, Fresno and
! Sacramento. afterward returning to Wood
/ land, where they Will locate.
Mr.. George McFessel and Miss Nellie Gent
were married on Monday morning at 10
o'clock at the residence of the brides pa
| rents in Sacramento, by Rev. j. Z. yUn
| Herrlicd.
Society Personals.
Miss Julia Tompkins is the guest of Mrs,
| George c. Boardman at her residence, 1850
| Franklin street.
| Superior Judge Van Vleet is making
preparations for a trip East to visit rela-
tives He will leave for Chicago on Monday
next.
Lieutenant Commander and Mrs. J. J.
| Brice have been spending vacation at Del
Monte:
-: Mrs. Robert P. Hastings will go to the
| California Hotel on December LIST, where
she has taken suite OF apartments for the
winter.
Mt. Pierre Lorillard Jr of New York
| and family will winter at Santa Barbara.
! Mr.. and Mrs James 5. Robinson and Mr..
and Mrs. James Z. Rawlins of Hanford are
at the Hotel PleasantOn.
! Captain Griffith and family have returned
to San Rafael after pleasant visit of three
weeks at Del Monte.
Mr. and Mrs. F. 7. Duhring NEE LeoDora
Stearns) have returned to this city from
! Santa Barbara.
Mrs, Greene, wife of General D. S: Greene,
I SIdLlOutu Wis CITY, 10 IL! W tSb4ii LUZ, ~.
c., the guest Of eX-Marshal and Mrs. Albert
S. Wilson.
MIR. Fulton G. Berry of Fresno is confined
to his room with Illness.
Mrs. Joseph Rutker OF San Jose has been
the guest Of her brother and sister-in-law,
/ their home iii this city.
Hon. T. l.. CoOmbs of Napa has left for
the East. He will 90 TO New York City eX-
pecting to be away from home TWO weeks.
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| a suite of apartments at the California Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wyatt have come up
from Los Angeles for several days stay.
Lieutenant w. c. Babcock, wen known
| here in society circles, has been ordered to
the new cruiser san Francisco, now at the
Mare Island Navy-yard
Rev. J. A. Emery visited Modesto with
| Rev. r Mand Mrs. Edwards from the con-
vocation meeting al Stockton last. week.
Mrs. L. NJ. Clarke OF Carson is visiting
| the city.
Colonel aud Mrs. George Hager, and Miss
Alice Hager, have returned to COlusa.
1t is surmised that Lieutenant U. r. Har-
| ris, U. S. N, will be given duty at the
Naval Observatory, located at Washington.
A Washington note, dated November 23d,
says: Mrs. John +. Miller, widow of the
late Senator, has returned to the city with
her daughter, Mrs. Clover, and is lying very
| i'll at her residence on Connecticut avenue.
Miss Babette Howard will spend the
| greater portion OF the winter season with
| Mr.. and Mrs. George III. Howard at their
residence, 1872 Cough street.
Among the well-known Eastern people
who will spend the winter in Southern Cali
foruia are Mrs. George NJ; Pullman and the
Misses Pullman.
Senator and Mrs. John Bcggs and Miss
Alice Boggs, who have been at the Hotel
I Pleasanton since their return from San Ra-
faeI, have taken apartments at the Califor-
MIA Hotel for the winter season.
| Judge and Mrs. Caten have gopa to Del
Monte for six months visit Mrs. Wag-
4 static expects to join them shortly.
Miss Lottie Cert and Miss f. L. Phillips,
of San Francisco. and Miss Cora Bloc hman,
| who have been visiting friends in San Luis
| ObispO, have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Comstock (nee CULLEN have
returned to Oakland from their bridal trip
| to Blue Lakes.
Mrs. John n. Pomeroy and her son, Mr..
| j. n. Pomeroy, have returned to the city
1 altar a hcapca of five in New Haven