The morning call., 1890-11-30

ge ntlemen: The Misses Lizzie and Annie
Ochs, Mrs. Captain j. Anderson; Messrs.
Paul Bai, James Morgan and George VII
locks, followed by dainty refreshments. Al
10 o'clock dancing began and lasted I'LL l
o'clock in the morning.
Among those present were Miss Emma
Bail, Mrs. Captain j. Anderson, Miss Mary
Hill, Miss Rate VOgate, Miss Malhi'da Iro-
vesso, the Misses George and Gus sic $40
cumb. Miss Bertha Mass, Miss Kate SUN,
and Lizzie Ochs, Mrs. Frank Muller. Mrs;
Marie Bail; Messrs Henry Hansen, Paul
Bail Jr.. Dave Carr, Ed Thomas, Charles
Schultz Paul Bail ST., James Morgan and
George Wiliocks.
Patience" In Prospect.
The Noyus Opera Company will present
its third annual entertainment at Saratoga
Hall, Geary and Larkin streets, early in
December. 1t will produce in all elaborate
style Gilbert and Sullivan's comic opera,
Patience" for the benefit of the Children S
Hospital and Training-school for Nurses
The cast will include: Colonel Cnlverley,
Willard NJ. Wood; Major Murg troyd, Us
car Gantner; Duke OF PUNISHABLE, Joseph
Baton; Reginald Bunthorne. Louis Butler a;
i Archibald GrosVenor, Stow Purdyi MI
BunhOTDe'S solicitor, Joseph Cutton; Lady
Angela, u. u. NulltiliHS, lJ1Uy osltillI,
Amy knowing; Lady Ella, Frances OTTO;
Lady Jane, Agnes Tower; Patience, Eta
Otto.
The Charity Fete.
RehearsalS OF the various scenes of the
Musical Fete," TO be given by and in aid of
the w. E. and l. o., are in daily progress
| and the numerous participants are eXertlng
| themselves more and more as the embarrassing
event approaches. Those who have been
fortunate enough to witness the rehearsals
all testify that the music Is OF very cod
and charming character and the dances no
less pretty and striking. The entertainment
will be given on two successive evenings,
the programme on each occasion being diff
ferent, as was necesstatei by the e'ab0F ate
character of the performance. No pains
have been spared to render the aft If a sue
cess, both financially and artiStcally. A
large number OF tickets have been already
SOLD, and it is confidently expec ed that the
efforts OF the lady managers Will be well re-
warded. After the performance an ooppor-
tunity will be given Tor the Young folks to
"trip the light fantastic toe" and regale
themselves with ice-cream, etc.
The ArgueIo-McKoe Wedding.
At O'Clock on Thursday morning, at St.
James Church, Miss Clara Mckee and Mr..
| julius Arguelo were married, Rev. Father
Mccain, assisted by Rev. Father Lynch,
officiating. Immediately at the conclusion
of the marriage ceremony nnptial mass
was celebrated. During the service Selec-
| tions from Verdi and other well-known CON-
posers were rendered by the choir. consisting
of Mrs. Mckee Wiz, Mr. James Mckee, Mr.
T. n WIZ, MI Weismer, viollnist, and
Miss Kelly, organist. A reception was held
at the residence of Mrs. james Mckee ST.,
on Twenty fourth street, and IN the alter
noon Mr.. and Mrs. AlgueiO lett for bridal
trip to Santa Rosa. The groom is great
grandson of the first Cove rnUr OF California
when under the jurisdiction Of the Spanish
crown.
Thanksgiving Banquet
Thank sgiving day was celebrated at the
Windsor Hotel by an elaborate banquet,
rendered to his guests and many invited
friends by the proprietor, Mr.. James Giller-
an, the newly elected Street Superir tendent
The spacious dining-r0 oms were beautifully
de corated, and fine string band stationed
in the ante-room added to the pleasures of
the festive occasion. Ono hundred and
twenty ladies and gentlemen sat down to
the'banquet, which as presided over by
Mr.. Thomas E. Flynn, the weli-known
journalist.
Alter few short appropriate speeches by
the President, Major L. DBrien and mr.
Gileran, the festivities were prolonged for
tlemen assisting most successfully and en-
| joyably by their efforts To make the BAN
Quet complete social success: Miss Car
roll Krause, Miss Byzantine Kildara and
brother, Mr.. Charles MeC0llgm, Mr.. G: HaE-
rs, Mr.. j. NJ. Durkln, Mr.. Carroll, Mr.: +.
A. GrifiDg MIR. Walsh. Mr.. d. d. Finch
and Mr.. jerks, all of whom sang and re-
sponded with encores, and Senator j. II.
Mahoney, Judge Clarke, Colonel Henry l.
Kowalsky, NJ Hodge, Mr. II, Kan, Mr.
Alphonso Sibert, Mr.. john Frederick, Mr..
Thomas McSlGy and Mr.. Edward Z. Kali
ben, all of whom responded eloquently TO
appropriate t0asts.
The banquet terminated at o'clock, and
was followed by dancing, which lasted till
morning.
The Journeymen TaiIors' Party.
1t is not very often that the Journeymen
.Tailors' Protective aud Benevolent Union
turn out in full social ARRAY. but wien they
| do SO they invariably manage to extract as
much fun and enjoyment from q party as
their height orS.
Their seventeenth anniversary was cele-
brated last night at ODD Fellows Hall with
ball that was thoroughly enjoyable. The
grand march, led BY Mr.. 0. Z. Nevada 10
| the music of the Park Band, commenced at
| O'Clock, and dancing continued with vim
! until after o'clock this morning. The pro-
| grammes were very much admired and the
| committees determined 10 make every one
| feel at home. The result was very sue
cessful bail.
Following composed the acting committees
| Of the evening: Committee Of Arrange
ments-O. z. Nevada chairman, C.. T..
| Brunette, Louis BruDotle, l.. Larson, t.
| Davenport, a. Nygren, o. Nelson, Philip
Jones, NJ. Ratigan; floor director, Q. p.
NeVado; assistant floor directors-M. Rati-
| gan, j. l.. jacobson, W. Frede, George
Enders, A. johnson, F. Mortrnson; Recep-
tion Committee-A. Il. CedarblOom, p.
KeOgh, o. Thomas, A. Peterson, G: l..
Holmes, Fred LuIden, j. Shaeffer, NJ. Green
baum, b. kloepper, ). Dinner.
Concert In Stockton.
A very enjoyable concert was given by
the Stockton Harmonic Society last Thurs
day night at Masonic Hall, Stockton. The
pleasant affair reflected great credit on the
participants in the programme, which was
rendered, each and every number, with ex-
cellent effect and To tie delight of a fashion
| able audience.
Miss Jennie flaming and Miss Bessie
| Moore played piano duet with rare art
and brlIiancy. Messrs. H. J. Kennedy anu
| William Jones, Miss Annie Tully, Mr.. Rob-
srt o. BOkee, Mr.. viii Moore. Mr.: L. r
Thompson. Mr.. Walter King, Mr.. H. Fisher.
Mr.. Fred EckstroD. Mr.. Frank Hillman,
Mr.. Adolph Adam. Miss Laura p. Gross.
| Professor j. Wesley Wilkins, Mr.. q. NJ. Gar
Tett, Mrs: 4. HALEY, Miss A. Boschen, Mr..
| w. W.. Wilson ana Mr.. +. g. Cope, assisted
ny tHt udilIOlIC COcicly anu the UtTUdn
folkslled, also.tied numbers on the pro-
gramme and all were enthusiastically ap-
plauded.
The S. r. W. Club Entertainment.
A PHEASANT literary and musical entertain
ment was given last evening by the S. r. W.
Club for the benefit Of Evening Star Lodge,
| No. ia. l. o. G. T., In Grand Central FALL.
The following programme was enjoyed by
large audience: Piano solo, Miss Tilka
| Palmer Of Evening Star Lodge: recitation,
I Miss Mary Morris of Hickman Lodge
vocal solo. Miss Bella Fac of International
Lodge; recitation, Miss Priest OF Hickman
Lodge; piano solo, Miss Ollie Turner OF
! Valley Lodge; lodge paper, Mr.. II. p. Shedd
1 of Valley Lodge; song, Miss Carrie Fasting
l. Of International Lodge; an original oeni,
| Mrs. Holmes Of Evening Star Lodge; vocal
! solo. Miss Maggie Irving. After the sue.
| cessful entertainment, refreshments were
served and dancing INDUCED in until late.
The pleasant affair was under the follow
ing general supervision Officers-Mr. b. c.
Duggey, President; Miss Maggie Burns
Vice-Presidrnt; Mr.. G.. H. Watson, Score.