The morning call., 1890-07-15

Frank N. RYAN, 1912 franklin street, by the
Rev. John Cray Of the Church OF The Advent.
Tie happy couple have gone 10 Monterey.
\ pleasant party was given on Thursday even
Ing by Nj. Nill Henry at his home in San Jose
in honor Of his guest, Mr.. George Bush Of THIS
city.
Baron and Baroness Rogniat entertained few
friends On Thursday evening their residence
in Los Angeles in honor Of Miss Dlman of
Sacramento who is at present theit guest.
Tie Alameda Boating and Swimming Club Will
eudeay0r 10 make their FIRST anniversary bail, at
Park Opera House on Saturday next, great
success.
Miss Greer Of Mayfeld gave very pleasant
parry ednesday evening In honor OF lie visit of
The Misses Gray of san Francisco.
Senator Jones has added a photograph to the
elegant appointments OF bis Santa Monica resi-
deuce, which viii amuSe and entertain his guests
THIS summer.
Tie Amy and Navy journal contains The fol-
LOVING announcement ID lis marriage notices:
Al Christ CLmcb, Cooperstown, y. y, by the
rector, Tie Rev. hailes y Oimstedt, katherine
Russell only daughter Of the Rev A. b. Beach,
ID. TO Mr.. Paul ByIam Cooke san Juan dc!
Nurte, Nicaragua. The groom IS well known IN
inns community. Al present lie is attached TO
lie Nicaragua Canal surveying execution.
Luncheon in San Jose.
particularly pleasant lunch party was given
last " ednesday by Mrs. John Moore at her
IeaUllfui home on the Alameda san jose The
els and the menu was delicious. Those who en-
loyed lie Hospitality of the hostess were; Mrs.
a. h NhlttOu, Mrs. l.. Archer Mrs N. tlavin,
Mrs. y. BOWden, Miss Moore and Mrs. W. Il.
b aus.
Party Francisco Street.
Last Sunday evening very pleasant party
WAS given al the reside nee OF Mrs. Farrehy POS
Francisco street. by tile Misses Loretta Far
RELY aud Hannah Cape, 10 a few OF their
numerous friends A highly pleasant time was
had in dancing, singing and games. Tie features
OF lie evening were lie guitar and banjo playing
of Mr.. Tony Never and the singing OF MIR j. j.
McDevitt, Miss Mary Quik and Miss Louisa
Fitzgerald, whose selections were very much
loyed. During lie evening lie guests SET down
10 a very elegant TepaSt II was midnight when
the company broke up everybody speaking In
blgh praise OF The manner IN Which they had
been entertained: Among those present were:
Mrs. Farrey, Mrs. Mcintosh, Miss Hannah
Careli. Miss Loretta Farrelly Miss Mary Far
RELY, Miss Kate Costello, Miss Nellie Qulrk,
Miss Mary QulIK, Miss Celia Fitzgerald, Miss
Louisa Fitzgerald, Nj. J. }. McDeviIt. Mr.. Will
lam j. Heuucns, Mr.. Eugene Mutn, Mr.. Tony
James FaIreliy, Mr.. Thomas Smith ana Mr..
Dduiel Holman.
\ Brilliant Wedding.
Tie Norrstown PA Daily Herald contains
three-coumn account of The wedding Of District
Attorney Henry NJ. Brownback and Miss Angus
tine NJ. Lowe, daughter OF Professor T. S. c. Lowe,
President OF the Los Angeles Safe Deposit aud
Trust Company, which occurred IN that city
July I'd
events Norrstown ever saw. he ceremony was
very elaborate III all It's particulars.
brilliant reception was held and after that,
says tie Herald, the guests massed at the
front Of the lawn, awaiting the appearance of
The bridal party. few minutes before tie hour
they appeared, ana we're escorted from the pOf-
tails 10 tile awaiting carriage by shower OF rice,
ancient shoes and shouted CONGRATULATIONS aud
"good-hys" from every quarter AL the instant
Nil and Mrs. BroWuback appeared, the BRIDES
father touched an electric button and instantly
the entire grounds were ablaze with light from
hra lstTlga ID faag irh Of F1D tttNC
Zlug and brilliant hues, the letters boldly re-
Neard IN gold forming the words Good Luck"
beneath whichswas an immense horseshoe burn
Ing 10 brilliant emerald green, with revolving
wheel OF fortune Of silver, crimson and gold, the
whole closing with flight OF rockets and Roman
candles.
a, the last sparks rained down there was
c.uslDe Of caIIlage-d0oTs, Glatler OF hoois, and
Tie wedding journey was begun. The happy
pair VIII reside ia tie East.
Festivities Mt Congress Springs.
number Of our citizens enjoyably celebrated
the Fourth al Pacific Congress Springs in Santa
Clara alley. Tie arrangements were made by
Mrs Judge Walter Levy, MIS-. George ". Flood.
Miss Cassie D. un, Captain a, {. Fleese, w. S.
DreypocheI, Edw Clunin and r. T. DOolan.
Al d meeting previously held Captain A c.
Freese was selected as President OF the day,
and tie programme offered for Tie literary eXer-
cises SPOKE We'll Tor The labor undertaken by tie
CAPTAIN.
The morning was ushered in with salute of
100 guns from an Old Spanish feld-prCe. AT 10
o'clock tie literary exercises took place on tile
yerauda OF the hotel, Which was beautifully dec
Grated with the national colOls. Captain Ireese
as President Of the day, delivered an Interesting
speech OF welcome Mrs. Judge Levy then sang
"AmeTica," Mrs. Charles Ackerman presiding at
tie piano. The poem, composed for the occa-
sion by Sol Bloom, was delivered by Neville
Castle. Ire song, Hail Columbia" was rem
dered by Mrs. /. o. Nerdon. Lewis A. Sage, as
lie orator Of the day, delivered very interest
Ing resume OF tile cOuntrys history. " Red,
White and Blue" was sung by Mrs. I. /. O'Bieu.
Tie Declaration OF Independence was read by
L. I. Dooan, and recitation, Our Country"
WIS given by Miss Florence SChrOth. The ma
uonal anthem, The Star-spangled Banner" by
the entire audience, closed this Interesting pro-
granime.
entertainment in the paIiOr and fireworks at
night. Al O'Clock Schuberps orchestra of San
Jose played The music for the grand march,
which was led by Mr.. and Mrs. I. l. O'Bren. Al
midnight a sumptuOus supper served, and at
an early hour the festivities closed. Seldom
more enjoyable day been passed than this
Fourth Of July at Congress Hall.
Among those present were: Miss Sophie
Thomas Howell, Mrs. William Purcell, Nh. ana
Mrs. Martin Burnell, Mr. and Mrs. II. Zweig,
Mrs. Ihayer, Mrs. Lotue Fl: Ebbts, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. l. Bromwell, Mr.. II. NJ James Mr.. J. S.
DUN, Miss Cassie Drum, Miss Sarah Drum Mr..
W. q: Drum, Mr.. J. ). Drum Jr Mr. and Mrs.
John Schroth, Miss Florence Schrotb, Miss
Alice ScnIoth, Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Flood.
Miss Clay Flood, the Misses Lulu and LoTeltO
DOoian, Nj. Il. T. DOolan, Mr. Charles + Iuod
DR.. James Healey, Miss Alice Greenbaum, Mr..
/ /. L. ". r.
aud Mrs. Z. f. Cluln Mr. aud Mrs Captain A. G.
Freese, Mr.. j. II. Bloom, Mr. Sol Bloom, Miss
N Bloom. Mr.. b. Bloom. Mir. W. S; DTeypolcher,
Mr.. aud Mrs ". D. Lawton, Mrs. L. Macnevine,
DIR. and Mrs. L. f. JOY, Mrs. Peter White Miss
Mabel White, Miss Edgerton, Mr.. c. w. Frost,
MIR. W. b. Bones, Mr. aud Mrs Michael Castle,
mir. Neville Il. Castle MI. and Mrs r. b. Daliam,
Mr.. and Mrs Robinson, Mr.. Charles Burnell,
Dr. y. b. Burns.
Midnight serenAde.
Mr. S. II. Collins ana family were agreeaby
ad Last hun 10
rendered them by the "Old Homestead" Com.
pany quartet. After sing ng the serenade
Awake, fair lady," the host invited The visitors
into the house, where they continued singing
I'll O'Clock. The friends afterward repaired to
the dining hall, where they did justice to a
bountHul repast. At the table some pleasant
toasts were hOnored. After finishing supper all
returned to the paTlOr, where the quartet sang
The MIL" " Annie Laurie and several other
songs. Solos were then rendered as follows:
Let Me Like Soldier FALL" by Mr.. w. Xanten;
Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep" by Mr.. f.
Caile; " Rose Marie" by Mr.. X. TONNES; ",0nly
Heart" by MIR. julius Witmark of tile Bush
street Theater. The San francisco baritone,
MIR. NJ. Cohen, sang" Anchored" Some of the
most enjoyable songs were rendered by Mr.. D.
Mcfarland, treasurer Of the " Old Homestead
. Company. AT $50 o'clock the visitors took
their departure with farewell song.
At Glen Ellen.
Last Saturday evening an Interesting pro-
RTamme OF musical aud literary selections was
rendered at Camp O'Donnell in Glen Ellen. II
was as follows: Recitation, Miss Saadi Gum
mer vocal solo, Mr.. C. j. Church; recitation,
Mrs. G. S. Baker; Instrumental solo, Mrs. Everett
GUNNER; vocal solo, Mrs e. j. Church; recia-
lion, Mrs. Everett GUNNER; duet MIR. and Mrs.
e. J. Church, concluding with grand camp
chorus.
Among tile latest arrivals at the camp are:
Mrs. G. G. ODOnnell, Mrs. S. p. Gunner, Mr..
aud Mrs. c. S. Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Church,
Miss Saadi Gummer. Mrs. Lou watson, Mr. and
MIS-. Everett Gunner, Mr.. aud Mrs. Joseph Cur
Iler, Mr.. aBd Mrs. James GUNNER, Mr.. Harry
Morris, Mr.. p. MaiheT, Mr.. Charles Iarrant, Miss
Glacle GUNNER
Party on Zoe Street.
pleasant party was given by the Jolly -Four
recently 10 Miss Minnie Carroll al her residence
on Zoe street. The evening was enioyably passed
Ill music dancing and games until nearly mid
night, when the guests adjourned TO the dining.
room, where they paTtoOk of bounte0us re-
past Those present were: The Misses Nellie