The morning call., 1890-05-25

factory IIeSiutuI Ol Iue evening ana aDlY
assisted by Miss Carrie ROhrbacher and Mrs.
Otto.
The Chalmer Musicale.
A very delightful musicale was given by Mrs.
Chamer In honor OF her niece, Miss Corey, last
riday evening" at her residence, 2425 jackson
street. The interior of the house was tRstefully
decorated with fine ferns and evergreens. and
streamers OF pink ribbon were abundanlly DIS
played in the large drawiug-ro0m.
The programme of the evening was opened by
Miss Gertie Healy, who rendered TraumerIi"
and Romance" by Sehumann, ON the plano In
mastery manner. Miss Eta Corey followed
in a choice vocal selection, and for an encore
Gang with pleasing effect Dear Heart" Tie
next number was barytone solo by Mr. Nc
MILAN. with violin and piano accompaniment,
ana was followed by an instrumental duet by
Schubert by Miss Gertle Healy and MIR. Fred
sesses a wecultiVated voice. rendered 1.-THE
Cradle Song" (Mendelss0hnl Mr.. Campbell
gave an Instrumental solo, "Elsa's Dream" by
LisZt
The programme was brought TO close by a
vocal duet, 81 Would That My Love" [Mendels.
sohnh by Miss Gerlie Healy and Mr.. Edwatd
Mau.
Pacific Coast Weddings.
Mr.. William H. Hughes and Miss Caroline
Ross were united In marriage last Thursday
evening at The residence OF Thomas Hughes, by
Rev. Mr.. Garden, al Napa.
On Thursday 1t The residence OF Mr.. II. T.
Conger. 56 Locust street, Santa Cruz, Miss Luna
Shatluck. daughter of Mrs. COnger. aud Mr..
Thomas II. SelYIge, an attorney OF humboldt,
Cal, were united in marriage.
The marriage of MIR. William II. Gibbons and
Miss Margaret ID. Harnden was solemniZed on
"Wednesday evening at the Presbyterian Church,
Alameda. The officiating minister was Rev. Mr..
Church OF San Francisco. The best man was Mr.
Arthur NJ. Brown, aud the maid Of honor was
Miss Mabel Harnden. The bridesmaids were:
Miss Alice Gibbons Miss Sarah Harnden. Miss
Nellie Wheaton. Miss Laura Harnden and Miss
Elsie Harnuen.
The residence of Mrs. &. A. Palmer on Beach
HUI, Santa Cruz, was the scene OF n wedding on
"Wednesday, the occasion being the marriage OF
MIR. Wallace I. Morton aud Miss Addie Palmer
Rev. I: D. McCreary performing the ceremony.
On Thursday evening last Mr.. John A. Hart
WAS married at ST. johns Episcopal Church,
Oakland. TO Mrs Louisa ID. Bane by Rev DR..
BeDjamln Akerly. Miss Billiard of San Fran
cisco acted bridesmaid and Mr.. John Tlghe
was the best man. 1he bride was given away
by Mr. Henry EYers
Private Picnic to Mill Valley.
A very select and enjoyable private picnic to
Mil Valley formerly Blythedale) was gwen last
Sunday by Messrs. Dellwig, Schroeder and
SpaIner. There were fourteen young people In
the party and the day was most pleasantly spent
In games, singing and dancing, Mr.. Hulllng was
also enabled 10 secure some good negatives Of
groups in his capacity as photographer to the
expedition. A bounteous luncheon was par
taken OF about noon and in The afternoon not
coffee was magicaly supplied. So quickly did
the time pass that the last boat 10 the city was
almost lost by the delighted friends. Those
present were: Miss Emma Dellwig, Miss May
Helms, Miss Rebecca Cornahreus, Miss Minnie
hicfcsdul MISS bdTflo hUuED dcHcF, MISS Jessie
simpson, Mr.. Henry Spamer, MIR. Henry
Schroeder, Mr.. Edward Delwig, Mr.. William
HuilIng, Mr.. Emil hlesesahl, Mr.. Henry Cor
nahreus, MIR. Frederick Meyer. Mr.. Frederick
Helms.
The Veteran Association Entertainme emit.
The Veteran Fremen's Association Of Califor-
MIA gave another OF their pleasant entertain
ments and receptions at their hall In the Pioneer
Building, on Tuesday evening last. Professor
Harry Nemann had charge of the literary part
OF the evenings entertainment.
The programme was as follows Solo, Mr.
Meyer Coin; piano solo, Professor Charles Hofi-
man; soprano solo, Miss Lottie CalsIDg; comic
songs. Mr.. Josh Davis recitation, Miss Hazel
Moniaguei contralio solo, Miss Josie la Fon-
taine; comic songs, Mr.. Charles Murray; Italian
duet. Professors Neimann and Bailey.
The stage and mechanical effects were ar
ranged by Mr.. z. N Brown. X. b. Gardner was
Stage manager.
Alter the literary exercises, dancing was in
duged in by all who desired. When the evenings
amusements were over 1t unanimously de-
cided that these pleasant reunions were a COM
plete success, and those IN charge were requested
TO continue them at least once a month. The
next social will probably take place on Nednes
day, June 18th, as the picnic Will be held on the
22d OF june
The Fraternity Lodge Party.
The regular monthly entertainment and social
OF fraternity Lodge. No. 81. NJ. E. A, was held
last Tuesday evening at Mission Turn Hall. on
Mission street. A large attendance enjoyed the
rendition OF the following programme: Duet,
Miss I. A. Hoyne and Miss McNuity; opening
Banner OF Beauty by the Boyyer family;
recitation, " The Csndy-puiI." Miss May Bell;
piano solo, the Misses Clark; song, Miss A.
Davis; recitation, Miss LoItle Dwyer; piano and
violin solo. Mlss Hoyne and Miss McNulIy; Chi
nese character, Mr. ii. Walton.
Society Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gillig, Mrs. John Gillig and
Mr.. Frank Unger left yesterday for two weeks
visit TO the Yosemite.
Mr. and Mrs. Webster Jones have gone to
Bithedale for the summer
DIR. James Murphy is lying seriously I'll at
his residence In this city.
MIR. and Mrs. William Dunphy, Miss Jennie
Dunphy and Mr.. James Dunphy arrived In New
York last week from Europe, and Will return to
San Francisco Immediately.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Stubs will leave about
June Sd for the East. accompanied by their son.
Joseph Slubbs. who will proceed to Europe TO
Mr.. and Mrs. William C. Ralstou are the guests
OF Mr. and Mrs. George Grayson at Oakland.
Miss Msude 5. Badlam is visiting at Monterey
Mrs. W. h. Brown is spending few weeks at
Monterey
Mr.. James Hughes went down to Pescadero
last week for short visit.
Mrs. Ii. J.. Farrier and daughters, Miss FarrIer
and Miss Annie tarrier have returned to their
home. 1858 Sixth avenue, East Oakland, after a
s0journ OF two weeks at Santa Cruz.
Captain and Mrs. Samuel Blair ana Miss Blair
have taken rooms al Monterey for July and
August.
blr. Evan Colman was at Monterey last week.
MIR. ana Mrs. James 5 Kennedy OF this city
are visiting at Pescadero.
MIR. aud Mrs. Alexander Forsyth are spending
few weeks In San Rafael.
Mr.. and MIS- Lloyd Tevs will spend July and
portion OF August at Monterey.
Among the new arrivals at the Preside is Mrs
Blunt, daughter OF the Rev. j. C. Eceleston, rec
tor OF ST. Johns Church, New York, where she
was formerly reignng belle. She Is accom-
panied by her sister, Miss Gertrude Eccleston
Mr.. and Mrs. Isador Warmser are spending a
week at Monterey.
Mr.. Douglas Quincy is paying visit to Pesca-
derO.
Mrs. Captain ]. w. Thomson, with Miss Alice
Washburn Is spending few months at tie
villa VI her sister, In Santa Clara Valley.
Mrs Isaac l.. hequs has been visiting Sa nta
Cruz ~"
Judge Ogden Hoffman visited Monterey las.
week.
Miss A. Holdings has left for the Tbompson
VIVA, at Lafayette. to remain few weeks.
Samuel Adelsten. Miss Rose Rich Mr. r
Rich and Professor s. Adelstein spent the last
week OF April In Rome. They tben~wen To
Florence, reaching there on the Isl OF Nav and
then started for Venice.
MIR. Charles I. Fay and Mrs. Caleb T. Fav
sailed Tor Yokohama on the steamer China last
Wednesday.
DR.. Il. f. Williams has returned to this civ in
company with Mr.. Alfred Tobin, after a mouths
trip East.
Mrs. G. q. Savage and daughter, Mrs. A. I.
Lepor, Oh oakland. have gone TO Akron, Ohio, on
three months visit.
Mr.. i. w. Hellman and family have returned
to Los Angeles after a long visit here
MIS- A. w. WILCOX and her daughter. Mrs C.
Tyler Longstreet, have arrived In New York
alter an extended trip abroad and are expected
here soon.