The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-05
4 Delightful Reception to Rev.
and Mrs. Robert Mac
kenZie.
THE DICKINSON CHowDER PARTY
Two interesting San Jose Weddings.
Party in East Oakland : The
Joinct- BandIey Marriage - En-
teFtainment of Pocahontas Coun-
ciE-Party on Cortland Avenue.
Personal Notes.

Dr. and Mrs. L. W. Frary threw open the doors
OF their Pasadena home on Wednesday evening
in honor OF the Mobiles OF the Mystic Shrine of
AL Maiaikah Temple and their ladies'. The affair
was very successful In all respects.
On Sunday evening Mrs Frances Edgerton,
the talented elocutionist gave some delightful
readings in the parlors OF the Redondo Hotel
Among the selections were: King Robert OF
Sicily" Winters Tale" act ., scene 3;
johnny Bartholomew" and Jenny Duneath,"
Tie Women's Educational and Industrial
Union will discuss subjects of considerable in-
terest this evening and IL is expected that a
large number Of members will be present.
Mrs. Ninthone NJ. Tompklns has sent out
cards for 4 tea at her coun Try residence near
san Rafael for Saturday next
Colonel John II. Dickinson gave very pleas
ant clam-choWder party on sunday at his pretty
cottage, "Craignazel," to the officers and their
ladies' Of the Second Brigade N &. G. staff.
AT the recent celebration Of the twenty-frst
birthday anniversary of Mr.. Roy Jones, only son
oil Senator J. +. Jones, at "Miramar," Santa
Monica, the family and guests of the house com
rrised: Mrs. j. P. Jones, Mrs. Z. j. Gorham,
Elrs George B. Lester, Mrs. A. C. Hamilton,
MI. Roy Jones' Mr.. Winthrop Lester, Miss Bes-
sic 6Ornam, Miss Wood, Miss Hobart, Miss
Florence Jones, Miss Bucknall, Mr. j. A. Pritch-
ard, Miss Alice Hobart, Miss Eleanor Wood,
NIL Iauilue hlllldLlSOuJ MI DuthG 11OllhudNs
Mr. James Mcguire, Mr.. HaYeTiy Jardine.
Those present from the moth were; Mrs. Fran
ces EdgertOn, Mr.. and Mrs. DruTy Melone, MIR.
and Miss Scott. There was large attendance
from Los Angeles, including Ex-Governor Stone.
man, Miss Adele Stoneman, Mr.. and Mrs. Abbot
kinney.
Reception to DIR. Mackenzie.
A remarkably pleasant reception was ten
dered TO Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mackenzie
last evening in tie paflors Of lie First Presby-
terrain Church. Oh Van Ness avenue on the &C.
casi0n Of their recent return from vacation
IT'D 10 the East and Europe. The affair was
given under the auspices of The Ladies AID So
ciety of the church, ana was purposely made in
formal in character that no stiffness might mar
the warm expression OF the gatherings wei
come" 10 their esteemed pastor and his vile.
Tie parlOTS We're tasteIully adorned with palms
and pOlted home growIbs, relieved with clusters
OF bright blossoms. All visitors were welcomed
ly lie ladies In charge and little groups quickly
took possession OF the chairs dotted irregularly
about The floor. 1t was true social"
DIR. Mackenzie and his vile circulated among
Tie guests aud were warmly received. Their III
LEI esIing foreign experiences, too seemed only
to Lave further knit them 10 their San Franclsc
friends. Tie delightful affair was varied by III G
service OF choice refreshments (smOng them
welcome home" cake from buffet handsomely
decorated with passion-vlne tendrllS, sweet pc as
ana numerous other no%ers Several vocal 5 e
lectiOus were Ten0eTed by the church choir In
the course OF The evening. Besides members OF
tie eongrrg CATION, including the Charming host
esses OF the evening, there were number OF
prominent ministers present, who contributed
iUI little TO make the occasion the bright and
memorable one II was.
The Joinct- Bandley Wedding.
pretty and quiet wedding, which occurred
last Thursday evening at the residence of Mr.. C.
II. Small, was that Of Miss Bertha Bandley and
Mr.. Alexander V. Jonct The parlOrs were
PRETTY decorated. Tie presents were numerous
aud handsome. The bride and groom received
the congratulations OF all in attendance and att
erwaid some time was devoted 10 danelug, sing
ing. Teeiiatons and conversation until O'Clock.
Supper was then announced aud many t0asts
were honored TO tie welfare of the bride and
groom, who were seTenaded by the Liberty Mill
tary Band. Among the wedding guests were:
Mr. ana Mrs. V. JOlnct, Mr. ana Mrs j. 5. Tor
renee. Mr.. and Mrs. q. Bank, MIR. ana Mrs.
Wiese Nj. ana Mis-. c. Ii. Small, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sehefner, Mrs. Paul, Miss Abble Paul, Miss LII
lie Terrence, Miss Violet Little; Messrs. +. u.
JOinct j. ID. small 1. Paul, h. Faui, q. Samp-
son, p. Rodgers, a. Stoz-r, I. Rush, h. Mills,
Mr. CoOD, Mr.. Gorfnke, Master George Bank,
Master Harry Small and Miss Bessie Small.
Party in East Oakland.
a very pleasant surprise party was given TO
Mir. and Mrs Fields last Saturday evening at
1867 Sixteenth street, last Oakland. The even
ing was spent in dancing and singing, some
pleasing selections being contributed by Miss NJ.
Edwards Mr.. Riguera, Mr.. Cole, Mi. Townsend
Mr.. Nelch and Mr.. McCabe. About II O'clock
bountilul collation. was served. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs Fields, Mr.. and Mrs. Jones'
MIR. ana Mrs. Bailey, Mi. and Mrs. w. Kennedy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Townsend, Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson,
MIS-. Taylor. MIS- +. Kennedy MIS-. DONueg,
Mrs. YOAum, Mrs. Mcclellan, Mrs. Rodgers, Mrs.
J.. Walker, Miss Hattie GOkum, Hiss NJ.
Brighton, Miss Joseph, Miss ID. Branks, Miss
Agnes Blanks, Miss NJ. Okeefe, Mis- Il.
O'keefe, Miss Nellie O'Keeie, Miss II. Hanley
Miss Mary Hanley Miss Mary Edwards, Miss
MollIe Fields, Miss Belle Mcclellan, Mr.. Cole,
Mi. McCabe, Mr.. +. Ward, Mr.. j. WEIGH, Mi. 5.
Higuela, Mr. McAlemee, Mi. T. Fields, Mr.. L.
Fields, Nh f. Fields, Masters Harry Waller
and Ellis Kennedy.
The Pocahontas Council Entertainment.
pleasant entertain ment and social was given
last evening at Red Mems hall by Pocahontas
Council, No. 8, l. o. r. NJ The following pro
gramme was enjoyed by packed house,"
Plane solo. Miss Rey Z. Wolf. Farce, man,
The Good for Nothing tom Dibbles, garden
er, II. Ii. Cole; Henry Collier railway fireman.
j. Dalyi charley, carpenter, 7. Sosso; Young
Nh Sim psOn, J. Ii. Hanley; Nan, Nellie Catlron.
Song, Nj IS White; recitation, Miss Nellie Bow
lin; song, Mr.. Horace Nichols; plano solo, Miss
ADDie Ewing; selections by the celebrated
Pedke Sisters. The entertainment by the
Peake Sisters was particularly. amusing.
Every number was appreciated. Miss Nolif's
playing showed UNUSUAL talent and Drillancy OF
Touch. Tie Peake sisters were: Suky Jerusha
Anna Peltingae, Miss Matte S. Pinkham; Ara
minta. Mrs. jackson; Betsy, Miss May Horn;
Dorothy and Ezy Qwlns) Miss Mary Wiseman
aud Mrs. William Rotroskyi Hannah Belindy,
Bertha Fisher; Ketury Miss Amelia Jackson;
Lueindy, Mrs. +. Horn; hiirandy, Miss
agreea6ly concluded the affair, which was ar
ranged and conducted by the following commit
tee. MIS- l.. j. Plukham, MIS-. ID. ID. Cole, MISS
Matte 5. PInkham. Mrs. William Rotrosky aud
Me,srs. I. Ii. Landrum, Thomas Klnread aud j.
c. Kaighn.
Party on Cortland Avenue.
A very pleasant birthday party was rendered
to Mr. Robert Gillogley at his residence, on
Cortland avenue. last Saturday evening. 1t being
the nineteenth anniversary OF his birthday Vocal
and instrumental music, dancing and games
were INDUCED IN until early IN The morning. An
elaborate reDast was served at midnight. Among
NJ Me- NraT4
MIR. and Mrs. Ward, Mrs. A. GillOgley Miss
Annie Connolly, Miss Minnie Nancy, Miss
Teenie Ryan, Miss Nellie Commins, Miss Mamie
Egan, Miss Nettie LapoTle, Miss Clara German,
Miss Lille Quinn, Miss Katie w ard Miss Stella
Gillogey. Miss Mamie Connolly; MeSsrs. Rob ri
Gnlogley, John McDermOtt. T. Barton, Warren
Brown, j. COmmlns, j. NewsOme, L. Commius,
w. Hickey, J. Buckley, j. kobert, I. Sands, Z.
Brandon. Z. Loughery, j. Gillogey, j. Brodle,
MdIe BeTgstIesse, Frank Elliott
Private Picnic at Sausalito.
very pleasant private picnic was given by
party of young folks from this oily on Sunday
last. Games, singing and dancing were the
features OF the day and everybody was well
pleased with the outing. Among those present
wcrr: Miss NJ. White, Miss h Doheney, Miss
NJ. Cowig Miss j. Doneney, Miss X. Dol
ton, Miss A. Courier Miss I. Doiton, Miss X.
Menke, Miss r. Metzler, Miss Z. Shea; Messrs.
Ell Yates, NJ. Smell, &. Harvey. X. Pierce, U.
Dixon, r. Boyle, I. Currier, A. Berson, e. Has
set, J. EDWARDS.
Surprise Party on freedom Street.
A very pleasant surprise party was given TO
Miss Madge Mccarthy and Miss Kate Cummings
last Sunday evening at the residence Of the
Misses Cummings, log freedom street. The
evening was spent In singing and dancing Miss
Madge Mccarthy and Miss Kate Cummings
rendered a duet on the piano, which WAS very
well received. MIR. Hugh Doherty also favored
the company with some excellent selections on
the accordion. After dancing until nearly mid
night the guests adjourned TO the dining-roo
where a bountiful Tepasl was served. The music
was furnished by the " Musical Four" composed
OF Messrs. DoBerly, Patten, Coakley and Brown
Among those present were: Miss Amy Quigley,
Miss Minnie D0nley, Miss Annie Cummings
Miss Tessie Quigiey Miss Alice Wynne,
Miss Nellie MeCartly, Miss Alice Herman,
Miss Jessie McGinnerly, Miss Madge Mccarthy,
Miss Kate Cummings Miss May Cummings. Miss
Kate Tichner, Miss May Riley, Miss Annie
Hand, Miss Sarah McDernott, Miss Mollie
Hand, Miss Mamie Leech, Mss Nellie Lynsky'
Miss ~ Kiernan, ISIS Kate Harrison; Messrs L.
Cummings, T. Flood, L. Cline, W. BoaTdmaD, Z.
COnnely, e. Cavanaugl, j. Deneby, L. Cleary, j..
Caagiian, G. Rode, d. Doherty. ". Brown, w.
Patten. J. Coakiey, NJ. Stanley, b. Flynn. q.
Marion Ii. BOnvlle. j. Shirley, e. Keno.