The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-23

ter and Mrs. NJ. l.. Southworth, on behalf OF the
entire chapter presented Mrs, Reynolds With
Matron's Jewel. brief response was made by
each.
number gathered around the piano and sang,
when You and | were Young, Maggie" The
company marched TO the dlning-roOm, headed by
the bride aud groom, where. after an elegant re-
past had been eaten, several addresses were
made.
High school Party.
The class of 80 of the Oakland High School
gave areceptiOn TO The Senior b class last Tues
day evening at Washington Hall, East Oakland.
Dancing was the order of the evening.
The committees In charge were: Floor mana
ger. Frank A. Leach Jr.; Floor Committee
WIN Q, Spencer, WIZ Bell and Harry Horn
Committee OF Arrangements-W. L. Dickie, L.
j. Prole and Miss Alice Bayley.
The Phoenix Council Entertainments.
The regular monthly entertainment and social
OF Phoenix Council, No. $780, A. L. of H., was
held last Wednesday evening at Washington
Hall on Eddy street. The hall was deliberately
decorated with flags and colofed streamers for
the occasion.
A large audience enjoyed the following pro-
gramme Overture, Professor Foley and or
chestra; vocal solo, Professor Foley; original
musical limitations, Professor Striby and pupils !;
recitation Mr.. Henry Nieman; sketch, "a Matri-
mOnal Success" Master AllyBrrry and Miss
Jennie Berry; song, Miss Smith; harmonica and
bones Mr.. Frank Benson and Mr.. Dave Lane OF
the spider and Flies"
After the entertainment dancing was enjoyed
until midnight under tile able direction OF Mr.. $.
w. Dickson. The Arrangements Committee
consisted of: Mrs. NJ. Waite, MIR. c. Easton,
Miss Gonlin, Miss Casey Mccullough aud MIR.
SchultZbes.
Party on Lsayenworih Street.
sheet and pillow-case surprise party was
rendered to Miss Maude Brown, at her parents
residence, 50I LeayenwOrth street, on Saturday
evening The guests assembled at 81 Golden
| q ate avenue and proceeded 10 the above resi-
dence, robed In sheets and plllow-cases Games
were INDUCED in until IL O'clock, when boun-
teous repast was served ny the ladies' IN charge
after which dancing was participated IN by the
merry guests. Tine floor was managed by
Messrs. Harry Scott and d. e. Murden. Re
freshmenIs were served by Mrs. Brown, Mrs
Nindam, Miss Kendall and j. Peoples. The
Committee of Arrangements were: MeSSrs.
Harry Scott, Fred Haywood, j. Peoples Her
bert Hasly and d. L. Murcen.
Party Alameda.
A pleasant evening was spent at the residence
Of Mr.. and Mis-. W. j. Batchelder, on Tuesday.
Dy the members of the Orpheus Club. it being
| The last meeting of the club for the season. a
| shOit musical programme was rendered. consist.
ing of piano solo by Miss kitte Lange, con-
! traltO suio by Miss L. Sedgley, tenor SOLO by
Charles FhiIIOtt, bass solo by K. Frank Clarke.
! conIraltO solos by Miss Sedgley and Mrs Batch
! elder, and piano solo by Mrs. Charles PhIpOtt.
| There was good represent alton OF the club,
and all thoroughly enjoyed themselves. An in
| Wiling supper was also served during the even
| ing.
| A musicale VIII be given by the pupils Of Miss
| Marie Witnrow, assisted by traulen Anna Wer-
neE, AT UNIONS lusile hdlls tO-inOIIoW evening.
! Excelsior Lodge, No. 1852, h. aud L. OF H.,
! VIII give a social on Thursday evening, The 9th
prox., at St Geoi gels Hall, 909la Market street.
matinee musicale will be gwen by The pupils
| of ). Monroe Fabian al metropolitan Hall to-
morrow afternoon.
The wedding of Mr.. John Henry Miller and
Miss ID Hamilton. daughter OF MRS: NJ. L. HAM
ilton. Will taxi place this evening at O'Clock at
ST. Luke'> Church, on the corner Of Clay street
and Van Ness avenue.
Society Personals.
Mr.. D. O. Mills Will return to his home in New
York next Friday.
Mr.. Herman O-lrichs Will arrive from New
York next Thursday
Hon. and Mrs. Samuel NJ. Wilson will spend
most OF the summer in Europe leaving here early
next month.
Mr. ana Mrs. Mounltord S. Wilson (nee CarrolD
Will return to-day from their bridal tour 10 Salt
Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Chase returned yes
terday from visit to Napa Soda Springs and
are at the PeasantOn.
Mr.. aud Mrs. James Carolan and family Will 60
to San Rafael next week for the summer.
Mr. Frank Carolan has returned from two
weeks visit to Nevada.
| Miss Ella Goad has returned from a visit to the
Mr. and Mis-. William Collins are on visit 10
| Coronado.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ashworth are at the
! 1Eina Springs for few
| Mir. and Mrs }. j. Q Brien will spend the sum-
mer at the Sea Beach Hotel, Santa Cruz.
DR.. Kenyon and family Will leave shortly for
the Ndpa Soda SPRING..
Mr. Alexander Badiam of this city has a lovely
summer hume on the site OF the old Mountain
Mil, just over the summit OF Mount ST. Helena,
In Napa County, where he has complete trout
hatchery A quarter Of a million trout eggs have
been Matched this year, and The young
being fed up 10 a sufficient size when they viii
be placed In all adjacent streams.
= Mrs. II. II. Toand Will spend several months
In the East this year
Mr.. and Mrs. j. = lie Count and the Misses
Ella and Susie lie Count have taken cottage al
Sausalito for the summer.
Mrs. Sidney NJ. Smith and daughters, who
have been absent IN Europe the past three years,
Will return 10 this city tOmOrrOW evening
Colonel and hlrs. William Forsythe OF Fresno
are i'll the cry for short time.
Mr. and Mrs. Winsor l.. Brown will go to Napa
| Soda Springs Tor the summer.
Mrs. Moses. wife OF Professor Bernard Moses
OF the State University has left for the Eastern
States by way of Panama, en- route for Europe,
! where she will remain Year. Professor Moses
Will join her abroad in midsummer.
Mr.. John j. Valentine and party will return to
| tins city today Tue party Is composed of: Mr..
| Valentine, Mrs J. w. Coleman, Miss Coleman,
| Mr.. h. C. Coleman, Mr. and Mrs Aaron Stein
| and Coionel George L. Cray. They have been to
! the City of Mexico.
| Mr. and Mrs. f. Nj. Smith OF Seventh avenue
| and Tweuty-fourth street. East Oakland. Will
! leave IN few days for Yosemite. where they
| will spend the summer. They Will be accom-
! panied by their daughter and Nrs Thompson,
mother Of Mrs. Smith, whose cousin, MISS
| Moore. goes 10 San Jose for the season.
Dlr. Eugene WOh LEFT last Tuesday for Chicago
where he VIII visit his relatives for the coming
month.
MIR. j. William Lucas left Santa Maria for
| Santa Barbara last Monday. accompanied by
Mrs NJ. Lucas and Miss Lucas.
Miss Bertha Il. StfiHgsr, accompanied by her
mother, has gone TO Europe TO continue her stud
| les IN painting
Miss Adams left yesterday on the steamer
| China for Japan, where she Will visit her sister
| for some months.
Mrs. Henry Goethe is spending the season at
| San Rafael.
Miss Ida l. Somers is visiting friends In the
! southern part OF the Stale.
Miss Molle Citron Is summering at San Luis
ODispO, with her SISTER, Mrs. Hoeler.
| Miss Aaitie A. D0Hsherty OF San francisco
Is spending her vacation visiting her uncle aud
| SOnoma CUunty.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Haas and family moved
INTO their cottage In the grounds OF the Hotel
| Rafael yesterday.
| DIR. n. L. Dennis, who has been spending the
| winter IN Philadelphia and Washington, will re-
| tuIn about the LIT proX.
| Mrs. Fred Phillips aud daughter left Sunday
| for Spokane Fails 10 reside permanently
| Miss Carmellla FerIer and Miss Adele Ferrer
| and their brother Richard. who have been pass
! ing the last three months at " ashiugton. ID. c.,
| are now at the Hotel Brunswick, New York.
| They Will return to San francisco in the early
| summer.
Miss Henrietta Brauer, VINO has been Ior some
| home next Tuesday.
| Picnies Announced.
| The independent German Ladies' Beney oeni
| Society hold ITS first picnic Sunday, June l st. at
| Wildwood Glen Pdrs, Sau>alIto.
| The sixteenth annual picnic OF the County
| Monaghan Social Club will be held at Badgers