The morning call., 1890-08-23

Mrs. Frank Manton, Mr.. A. Smith, Mr.. L. Gum-
bert and brother, Mr.. Henry Hartje Miss Sadie
and Mr.. Carl Nj ayDew, MIR. j. McAulifie, Mr.. S.
Crawford, Mr.. G. Duffy. Mr. II. Naming. The
Mamie Thomas (ChaiIman). Miss M Sass and
Mr.. Henry Hartlp; MIR. Manuel being floor man
ager. The party broke up at late hour, after
spending an evening which will be remembered
for long lime by every one present.
A Wedding Reception in Alameda.
One Of the social events of late In Alameda
was the wedding reception of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
W. Rev tnee Clark at Masonic Hall last Wednes-
day night. The hail was beautifully decorated,
and many friends of the young couple were
present. Congratulations were showered upon
them. and The hours were pleasantly passed
with songs, dancing and music. Refreshments
were aftcrwdrd served.
The wedding took place few days ago at the
Christian Church in Oakland. 1t was quiet
one, only few personal friends accompanying
the bridal party. AT the ceremony MIR. Henry
Miller gave the bride away, Mrs. Weaver and
Miss Josie BOke acted as bridesmaids, while
Mr.. William Ii. Weaver was present as the
grOoms best man. Both belong 10 Alameda,
where they are well known. MI. Rev is a ris-
ing young contractor. After the wedding cere.
mony the Young couple left for San Jose on a
Orlei wedding TRIP, returning The latter part OF
last week. They Will reside permanently at
1715 Santa Clara avenue.
Among the guests at the reception were the
following: MIR. and Mrs. Walker, Mr. and Mrs.
Frost Mr.. Charles POwells, Mr.. p. n. Anton,
Miss Lille Brewer, Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor, Mr.. b.
Taylor, Tue misses Taylor, MISS josie BOke, MT.
Charles Skinner. Miss Ella Hopper, Mr.: E.
Young, Miss Colwell, Mr.. b. Swift. Mr. and Mrs.
George Noble, Mr. and Mrs. Venson of Oakland.
Miss Flora Maybelle OF this city, MIR. and Mrs.
Jamison, Mr.. and Mrs. Galloway, Miss Dora
Long, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Weaver, Mr.. ana Mrs.
Locke, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Campbell, Mr.: and Mrs.
Dickson. MIR. and Mrs L. A. Groom, Mr.. l.. Crit
hthS. Miss Jennie Renal, Mr.. and MIS-. Charles
Day.
n. ID. q. w. Calico Party in Alameda.
The third annual ball and calico party of Ala
-
The Golden West, given in Park Opera
House thursday night. Over COO invitations on
plain calico had been issued, and the hall was
filled 10 lis utmost. The men on arriving were
each given calico ueckte at the door. which
they wore during the evening. The LADIES were
radiant iu The simple attire of calico. a unique
programme. with design OF calico on one side
and lyric poem on The Native Daughters on the
other, was used. AT IL 80 O'Clock supper was
served IN the parlors upstairs. lcecream and
sodaw was abundant during the evening.
The ladies' had taken much pains 10 make The
enIel talnment success, and they succeeded, OF
course. Tie Committee of Arrangements was
composed of Mrs. l.. w. Schroeder Presldent),
Miss n. Transue Miss ID. euIraut Miss NJ.
Weston Miss (. l.. Morrow. Miss a. BEGINNER
and Miss e. Vorrath.
society Personal
His Grace Archbishop RIOrdan, accompanied
by Father Montgomery, returned Wednesday
from a months trip through the East. Arch
bishop Riordan went 10 Boston to attend the
MIS-. Clark W. Croker is visiting Santa Cruz
Mr.. ana Mrs. Henry j. Croker VIII go to the
Hotel del Monte on the 9th proX. for a visit.
Mrs 5. +. Thorn. who has spent most of the
spring ana summer at CraGthorn, Santa Cruz
Mountains, has been visiting Mrs. Judge Allen al
MEMO Park the past two weeks.
Miss Jennie Y an Wrinkle is paying visit to
Santa Cruz.
Mr.. William Babeoek returned on Wednesday
from a visit to Lake Tahoe.
Miss Cora Perkins is still rusticating al
Ventura.
Miss Susie Patch of Kanaiahao Seminary,
Honolulu who has been spending the vacation
with her mothers family in this city, returned on
The steamer Zealdndia Saturday.
Mrs. James Tobn ana Miss Florence Tobln
are guests at Santa Cruz.
Miss AunIe E. Nyhan and Miss Jessie Perkins
have returned from Mill Valley.
Miss Jennie Hobbs is visiting relatives in
Santa Cruz.
ar. Joseph D. Grant returned few days ago
from New York aud is now with Mr.. aud Mrs.
Adam Grant at their cottage al san Rafael
Major j. +. Burgln has returned TO Santa Cruz
from this city.
Mr.. Paul JarbOe has been spending the past
few days i'll the city. Mrs. John Il. .Iarboe and
Miss kale JarbOe are stu at Santa Cruz.
Mrs. Benham, wife OF Admiral Beuham. and
Mis-. Bates, were down 10 Del Monte 10 attend
The military ball.
Mrs. j. n. Van Nuys and children. of Los An
gees, leave home on Monday TO spend month in
san Francisco, Portland and other points along
tie coast.
Miss Agnes Burgiu is visiting Santa Cruz
Among those who left for Del Monte yesterday
were MT. and Mrs. W. E. Dean and Mr.. and Mrs.
/. II. Goodman.
Miss Blanche Castle is spending a few days in
Santa Cruz.
Mrs. kittle and Miss Kittle have returned from
their trip 10 Alaska.
Miss d isy Crowley IS visiting Mrs. Z. j. Swift
at Santa Cruz.
Major Lord. O. NJ. Z. S. A.. who arrived some
| time ago, with Mrs. Lord and Miss Lord, from
Washington, ID. C., Is, with his family the guest
| of Mr.. and Mrs Fred Eaton. He WAS accompa-
| MED by his mother, Mrs Eaton, who Is staying
| with hr. and Mrs. Homer King.
Mr.. and Mrs. John IaliauT, who have been
travelling abroad for the past couple of months,
Will JOIN Mrs. j. Taildnt Sr. nd Miss Talant IN
France, and, with Ihem return 20 their home in
this city IN autumn or The early winter months.
General iiliamSOn OF Washington ID. e.. is
the guest OF Mrs. j. 2. Jones, al Santa Monica.
Mrs. 7. Crowley IS sOjouTnug at the Pope
House, IN Santa Cruz.
Mrs. J. D. RedGiug has been visiting Los Ange-
les recently.
Mrs. Lieutenant C. C. Fisher ana daughters
and Miss EmelIne Lewis OF this city guests
| OF Mrs. j. b. Harris OF Santa Cruz.
Hon VI. ID. Foley and Mr.. j. NJ. Fulton have
| returned 10 Reno.
DR.. Borde and family. OF Truckee came down
| last Monday. DR.. BOfde has been appointed 10
| the french Hospital In this city.
Mis-. A. b. Field, daughter OF the late United
| States Senator Lapham OF New York, Is staying
| al Nevada CITY, the guest of Mrs. Cummings, a
| cousin Of Justice Stephen j. Field.