The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-23
The SeagFave Tea on Lincoln
Avenue Yesterday Afternoon.
THE HARRIs-CooKsoN WEDDING.
The Eclipse Circle Entertainment.
Company H Hop-Movements of
San Franciscans-Party by the
Graduates of Trinity School.
The Smith Luncheon in East
Oakland.

"Buena VISTA" near Lincoln avenue, on Bernu
flights. dainty repast was served about 5
O'clock the table and rooms being attractively
decorated with choice roses.
Afterward several hours were pleasantly
passed in the enjoyment OF social converse and
an informal musical programme. Among the Sc
lections was a vocal solo by Miss Spocito; duet.
Miss HonsIey and Mrs. Il. I. Seagrave; piano
solo, Miss Curtin.
Those present were: Miss c. Krone, Miss c.
SpOcitO. Miss E. Housley Miss V. Currier. Miss E.
Curtin, Mrs. L. F. Seagrave, Mrs. j. Ii. Duncan,
Mrs. NJ. Moore Mrs. fl. T Seagrave.
About e o'clock the affair was pleasantly pro-
lOnged by The arrival OF surprise" party OF
friends The surprise. which was rendered in
compliment 10 MIR. and Mrs Seagrave, opened
with fine ser made by Messrs. Krone, De VIM
cent, Klein and Martin. The musicians and their
numerous following were gaily made welcome
and music, games and refreshments htly term-
mated The agreeable evening.
Besides those already mentioned there were
present: Miss y. Lacy, Miss A. Morrison, Miss
=. Morrison, MT. A. Aiken, Mr.. c. Vaughn, Mr..
Il. Anderson. Mr.. j. Frchette, MIR. Ii. T. Sea-
grave. Mr.. c. Krone. Nj. Martin. Mr.. de Vim
cent, Mr.. Curtin, Mr.. Il, Klein, MI +. Medley,
1lr. F. W. Parsons.
The Harris COokson Wedding.
The marriage OF Mr.. Norman C. Harris and
Miss Anna COokson, both OF this city, took place
ast Tuesday evening at the Th rd ConGrega-
tional Church. en- Fifteenth street. There were
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mony was very pretty one, an attractive feat
ule being the presence Of three charming little
glrl bridesmaids, one OF them The sister OF the
bride. a reception WAS al erWaTd held al the
residence of he brides parents Mr.. and Mrs
Harris are now absent on their wedding Tip and
viii reside In this city, where Mr.. Harris, who is
with LeCOunt Bros, is much esteemed III his
business and social relations.
The TT nifty school Party.
The graduating class of 80 of Trinity School
gave au enjoyable party the evening before last
at the residence OF Rev. Z. B. Spadng on
Mission street. The grounds were beautifully
Illuminated with japanese lanterns, and here the
upward OF 800 adults aud young people present
pTOmenaded while resting from dancing. The
music was furnished by Noah Brandps Orcbes-
ta. a bountilul supper was served at midnight,
alter which dancing was resumed for a consider
able time. The affair was made very pleasant
by those IN charge.
The management was composed as follows
President, &. W. WHY; Secretary, T. 4. Green
well; Treasurer, G. U, Hind; E. f. Baxter r. D.
Rogers, Ward Eaton, K. Ii. 5. PaTkuus 81, Z. $.
Bunnell, +. p. Woods; floor mandger-G. U.
Hind; assistant floor managers, j. Ward Eaton
ana q. L. Gibbs.
The Eclipse Circle Entertainment.
Eclipse Circle. No. 81. C. of f.. gave a pound
package party and entertainment last evening
at their hall in Shiels Building. The hall was
deliberately decor aled with flags and clusters Of
choice flowers.
large attendance enjoyed the following pro-
win and Mr.. Wilhelming; song Miss Jessie
Reynolds; limitations, Mir. David WOlfeldt; in
strumeutal trio, Messrs. Young. eeGer and
Marine; song, MIR. II. ID. CorleLte: guitar solo
Nj. ii. TurlOn.
After The entertainment Companion Frederick
HenSley auctioned on the packages provided by
the committee, in course OF which proceeding
many costly prizes, such as cases OF wine, tea
with Jewelry, were disposed of. The company
then proceeded To la ger hall, where dancing
was enjoyed until midnight.
10. ID. al
during the pleasant affair." and the Committee Of
Arrangements consisted OF Mis. j. Hart. Mrs.
NJ. Rothganger, Mrs. l.. Hayes, Miss Nellie
Cooley, Miss Tessie Reynolds.
Thu Reich-Joeh1n Wedding.
The wedding of Mr.. J. Henry Reich and Miss
Clara JochIH TOOK place yesterday morning at
ST. BOniface Church on Golden GATE avenue
Only limited number Of friends were present.
HE ceremony was performed by Rev. Father
GerhaTdt IN an impressive manner. AT The con-
eiHsion OF the ceremony The bridal party were
driven 10 The residence Of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. Il. Doueks. where breakfast
was partaken OF, and then the happy couple left
Tor Monterey. They VIII return ne3t week and
go to housekeeping al 397 Hayes street.
NaVIet- Wedding Mt San Jose.
At ST. Josrphs Church in San Jose last Satur-
day, Mr. Lem V. Navet Of that city and Miss
Josie L. Couturon. formerly Of Alameda, were
married, Rev. Father Cazia performing the cere-
mony The attendance of friends was very large
and the decorations attractive. The bride was
assisted by her sister, Miss Louisa CoutuTon, as
maid OF honor, the groom was attended by his
halI-bTOther, MIR. h. H. Thiebault
a reception followed the ceremony at the resi-
dence OF Tie gtOOmfS parents. The house was
also pTofusrly decorated. Beautiful palm trees
We're placed at each corner OF the room, and
strings OF ferns were suspended overhead. Large
punches OF roses were on every side. An ele-
CANT supper was served at midnight aud dancIug
Was kept up until late hour.
The Bay City Lodge Entertainment.
The regular monthly social OF Bay City Lodge
No. GIG, Knights and Ladies of Huuor which
took place on last Monday evening in Washing
Ion Hall, was one OF the most enjoyable OF the
many pleasant sOciaIs given by that lodge. This
was principally due TO the untriug efforts OF the
committee and the members TO make their guests
feel thoroughly at home. The literary pro-
gIamme. every number OF which was loudly ap-
nIauded consisted of a violin solo by Master
Douglas, accompanied by Miss May Litfleiield ;
song, - Curl From Baby's Head" Miss Pope and
Miss Lacy recitation, "A Naughty Little Girl"
Miss Josie Heilbron; song, That Is Love"
Charles Roberts; recitation. That Hired Girl"
Miss X. Hebron; song, . LIES Story" W. S.
Young; recitation, &" The Freckl led faced Girl
Josie HellbrOn The affair concluded WITH dang
lug.
The Company Party.
The members OF Company FL. First Infantry
Regiment, n. g. C., Captain II. T. Bush gave an
enjoyable hop last evening at Union square
Hall. BUNS Orchestra furnished music for a
large number of dancers, who kept up their
acting committees were composed as follows:
Committee OF Arrangements-Lieutenan E. G.
Eisen,. i. J. McCreagh, D. l.. Henderson, f. L.
HOyt Jr., +. Il Keaue; Reception Committee
Lieutenant w. H. Fraser, j. S. Farlry, H. T.
Hesselmey-r, Z. Field, f. l.. Hultberg; f. J.
l(flscoll. floor manager; Floor COmmittee-T L.
Henderson, w; 1. Medina, L. Westelius, II. A
Deepen, e. Z. Beecher.
a Lunch Party in East Oakland
Mrs. +. M. Smith OF Seventh avenue and
Twenty fourth street, East Oakland, gave a
luncheon in her usually graceful aud charming
manner yesterday, complimentary to Mrs. Moves,
the wife OF Editor Moves of the Washington
star, who is at present spending few weeks in
San Francisco. The other guests on this pleas.
ant occasion were Miss N0yes, Mrs. Fred Hall
Mrs Judge Hiiburn and Miss Hilburn, OF this
city. Tie menu was OF tile most choice and
dainty description, and the residence, as well as
the grounds Of grand Dimensions, was brilliant
with flowers and vines Of every description.
The Nationals Psrry.
The Nationals, composed OF members OF Com.
panies and G of the First Infantry Regiment.
National Guard of California, gave an invitation
party at UniOu-squafe Hall last Tuesday even
Ing, which was quite successful affair. About
ESQ Invitations had been issued, and nearly all
were represented, SO that the hall was well filled
with members and their guests.
Nearly all the ladies were in evening dresses
ana some OF The toilets worn were rich and al.
trdctlVe. The march took place at O'Clock and
was led by Mr.. James S. Hawkins and Miss
Elise i. Mcintosh.
Danchlg was Kept up until O'clock to music
by Blum's Band, and all passed most ENJOYABLE
evening. the officers and members being pafticu-
larry attentive TO the wants Of the guests
The committees were composed as follows
Committee of ArrapeemenIs-W. S. Alexaudsr
(Chairman) Byron Kelley, j. S. Hawkins, T.
w. Sparrow. j. A. Christie; Reception Commit.
tee-M e. Cantelow (Chairman). A. j. Ruddock
Waller Fonda, w. Il. Larkins, Henry Koch, w.
II. Mcneil, E. Z. Parmlee; floor manager, W.
S. Alexander; Floor Committee-Milton IL
BaFr. j; W: Dumbreii, Byron Kelley, Ed Martin
James S. Hawkins.
A San Jose Golden Wedding.
The members of San Jose Chapter, No. 81
Order OF the Eastern Star, took occasion, Oh
Tuesday evening last, 10 celebrate the golden
wedding OF venerable couple within Its mem
bershp MIR. and Mrs. G.. W. Reynolds, who
passed Tie hitieth anniversary OF their marriage
on Monday The chapter hall in Masonic Tenn.
pie was appropriately decorated with marlgolds
and orange blossoms, symbolic of the rare Occa
Sion, white The dining.room looked rich with a
wealth OF flowers In various designs and arrange
ments. A large number OF the members Assem-.
bled to do honor 10 the couple who durlup the
exercises occupied seats In view of ALL
After the secret work of the lodge had been
concluded the following programme was ca rrIed