The morning call., 1890-12-09
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Musicale at the Residence of
General and Mrs. Kirkbam.
Engagement Notes-Pacifc Coast Weddings,
Movements of Persons Well
Known in Society.
The Del Monies will give their thi rteenth

mop at OdQ Fellows Hall this evening.
The wedding of Mr.. d. K. Este Fisher
and Miss Sailie McLane, at Baltimore, on
the 10Th ult., was very quiet affair, the in
Vltaiions having been withdrawn On account
of the death of the brides brother, Mr.. S.
Hoffman McLane.
Mr.. j. d. Parsons will celebrate his
twenty first birthday anniversary at Mission
Music Hall on the 25th inst
The Queen Isabella Association of Reno,
auxiliary TO the association of Chicago,
which is bent on honoring the great patron
ess of Columbus at the Worlds Fair, is con-
stantly receiving new members. Among the
most recent enrOllments are Mrs Senator
Stewart. Miss Stewart and Mrs. Aldrich.
The Eoia Club Will give balloon party at
Teutonia Hall this evening.
The engagement is announ ced of Miss
Annie f. ONell to Mr.. Charles F. Gagus.
The marriage will take place in the near fu-
ture.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Anna May Philips of Red Bluff to DR.. w.
A: Harvey of this city. The wedding will
take place at Red Bluff on the 18th inst, in
the Nj. +. Church. There will be a recep-
tlon at the brides parents.
I he Western Addition Comedy Company
VIII present Margaret Sands" at Irving
Hail tonight and Thursday night for the
benefit of the Lutheran Church
A Christmas canta.a and concert will be
given on Friday evening in Irving Hail by
The pupils Of the italian Musical Institute
Ihey are endeavoriug 10 make this very
interesting Christmas festival.
The K'rkham Musicale.
At the residence of General and Mrs r.
w. Kirkham an enjoyable musicale, Oakland,
was given on Thursday evening last, Mrs.
Henry Wetherbee in charge. There were
present and for the most part partic ,pating
in the programme: General w. r. Kirkham,
Henry WarHprbaa
Miss Kate kirkham, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Fl.
Garthwaite, Miss Jacobine Wichmann.
Miss Maud Bouney, violinist. of S n
Francisco. Miss Dyer of Fruitvale, Mr..
and Mrs. Dan Lawrence, Miss Augusta
Fuegel, the Ladies quartet, Miss Florence
Jacqnay. Miss Bertha Butler, Mr.: and Mrs.
W. f. Batchelder. Miss Leccie NJ. Sedgey,
Mr. and Mrs. Ii. A. Redfeld, Miss Mar
guerite OCOnnel Miss Flora c. Kendall,
Miss Grace Henderson, Colonel and Mrs. W.
c. Little, Mrs. Biake-Alverson, Mr.. Gustav
/. Mix. Miss Mae Williams, Miss Bessie
Farnham, Miss MITCHELL Miss Lucy Browne,
Miss Carrie Little, Miss Emily Lawrence
Mrs. Bowes, Miss Carrie BoweS, pianist, of
San Francisco.
PHc fic Coast Weddings.
The marriage of Mr.. Isaac H. Spiro TO
Amelia Frances Cohen, both of Alameda,
but more recently of San Francisco, was
Santa Clara avenue, Alameda. The cere-
mony was very impressively performed by
the Rey. NJ. ). Levy. MIR. and Mrs. Spiro
have gone south on a wedding tour and on
their return will reside in Alameda
Mr.. Dell Williams, publisher of the Genoa
Courier, and Miss Lydia Adams, daughter
of well-known farmer, whose ranch is
located near the Douglas County seat. were
married recently at the Catholic Church in
Carson City, Rev. Father Sheridan offcia-
ting.
Mr.. George R. Bailey and Miss Annie NJ
Theodore were married at Susanvilie last
week by the Rev. j. n. Wilson. 1t was a
very pretty wedding. Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey
Will spend the first few weeks of their
honeymoon in San Francisco, and will after
ward take up their residence at Bunting
vile for the winter.
Mr.. Edward Bangle and Miss Henrietta
Elyln were married Wednesday afternoon
at the residence Of the bridegroom in Oak
land. 1t was quiet wedding. The happy
couple are spending their honeymoon at
san Jose. Upon their return they will oc-
cupy their future home at 1909 Tenth ave-
nue.. The bridegroom is well known in
East Oakland, having been in the employ of
Craft aud Russell, the grocerS. Tor the past
five years. The bride is the daughter OF
prominent Redwood City merchant.
Society Personals.
Mrs. A. Pray has returned to Santa Cruz
from a visit to this city.
spend the winter at the Occidental Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Payson are spending few
days with the family Of Judge Tilden at
Niles.
Miss Pearl Noble of Alameda is visiting
Los Gatos.
Mrs. L. S. Peyton of Suisun will spend
the winter in this city.
Mr.. W. a. BisSell has been visiting Bakers
field.
Mr. Casey, brother-in-law of Mr.. Jesse
Grant, returned few days ago from Ari-
IONA, and will soon leave for Washington, ID.
c., TO spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Il. Alden of Suisun have
taken up their residence in this city, where
they intend to spend few months.
Captain and Mrs. Humphreys have re-
turned from Santa Clara, where they spent
Thanksgiving, and are stopping at the Park
Hntel, Alameda.
Mr. Charles Hoag has been visiting Mr..
William Hale of Petaluma.
Mrs. William b. Hardy of San Jose is
making prolonged visit at the Hotel Pleas
anton.
Miss Nellie Root and Miss Jennie Finlay-
son have returned to this city after pleas
ant visit to Ukiah.
Mr.. L. ii. Baldwin has been visiting ST.
Helena.
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Lockwood of Ottawa,
Ill, are here on visit and are stopping at
the Hotel Pleasanton.
Rev. DIR. and Mrs. Ollie and Mrs. Conner
, Of Oakland were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
F. r. StearDs of Petauma last week.
DR.. c. l.. Tisdae returned to Alameda
last Monday from his trip to Chicago, ac-
cOmpanied by his wife and children. Mrs
Tfsdale and children spent the summer in
Canada with relatives, and the doctor met
them in Chicago on their way home. They
remained in the bustling city on Lake Michi-
gan for a couple of weeks and thoroughly
enjoyed their stay.
Miss Rose and Miss Gertrude Schweitzer
of this city spent few days of last week in
Suisun, the guests of Miss Carrie Dinkel-