The morning call., 1890-08-13
FISHING OFF CATALINA ISLAND.
The Del Monte Second Anniversary
Party - Miss Shea Surprised.
The Hicks Winstead Wedding.
Garfield Corps Entertains lis
Friends-Rart-B Bradshaw Wed
ding-PersonaI Notes.

tanned at luncheon by MIR. and Mrs James Pbe-
Ian last Friday at their cottage in Santa Cruz.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. James Pie
Ian, Mrs. Duval, Miss Duva, Miss Mira Burnett,
Miss Edith brennan, Yrs. Frank j. Sullivan,
Miss Mollie Phelan, Miss Norma Ryland and MIR.
Delay, a cousin Of Mrs. James Phelan.
The regular quarterly social OF the County
Monaghan Social Club took place at their rooms
in Me;rouOlltan Temple last evening. Over $50
friends enjoyed dancing until midnight under the
direction Of Mr. Joseph Barnes. The Commit
tetOi Arrangements WAS composed Of: MeSsrs
T. GaInlord, j. Barnes, P. Bishop, j. Mclutee.
Il was very pleasant affair.
The Twilight Dancing Climb will give their
twenty fifth social al Ross Hall this evening.
The event OF The past week at Seattle was the
Continental kettledrum" gwen by the local
Kings Daughters for the beueht Of a recently
organized sewing school II was great success
Young Ladies' Institute No. 10 will give an
entertainment and social at Irving Han this
evening.
a distinguished party of friends were the
guests OF Captain William Banning on the
steamer HermOsa, of Catalina, last Friday.
Fishing from Jhe steamer formed the chief
amusement, and several fine rock bass were
caught The party consisted of Mrs. j. P. JONES'
vile OF Senator Jones OF Nevada, the Misses
Alice and Maggie Jones, Miss Bucknall ana sis
ter, Miss Annie Bueknall. Mrs. GoTham, Mrs.
Laura Hamilton, Miss Williamson, daughter OF
General " illlamsOu OF Washington. Miss Bessie
Graham, Miss W. Hamilton, Count and Countess
Won schmidt, Mr.. aud Mrs MelIis, Mr.. Roy
Jones, Mir. Jardine, Mr. Burke Holiday and
Miss Florence Jones OF Cleveland, Ohio.
The Alta Parlor Entertainment.
The approach OF the 9Th of September is
RTou,ng enthusiasm ali along the line. Last
evening Alta PaIlor, Native Daughters of the
Golden West, gave a particularly successful en-
tertaiunent and dance at Saratoga Hall, with a
view Of providing for the expenses Of Admission
day. over 2O00 tickets were disposed Of and
the hall was filed with a select audience.
Tie following excellent programme had been
prepared for the occasion; oiches'ra-Pian0
solo. selected, Miss Mamie Lloyd; vocal duet
the Misses E. and j. Becker; recitation. selected,
Mr.. Leo Cooner; Apollo Quartet (Oy KIND permits
sion Of Mr.. Robert Lloyd, MeSsrS. +. NJ, Coffin,
q. =. Rice, L. Ii. Kemp, q. II. Hoegi Tine
Miser,' IN costume, Miss Bessie savannah, pupil
Of Mrs. james Garden; tenor solo Mr.. C. Church;
-MOndma Caprice, guitar and mandolin Pro-
iesSoIs saueho and LOmbardero; vocal selection,
Waterman Pirates OF the WOrld1-Witl banjo
sTeciailles - PADDY Flahery. Ned sweeney;
PlankGul- Peppers, johnnie Farrell; Herr Won
Hauslegebier. Al Anderson
Especial praise belongs 10 the selections by Mr..
Leo Cooper, the apollo Quartet and the young
''puaies," Messrs. sweeney, Farrell and AndeT-
son, although every number was duly appreeia-
ted.. he Stage decorations OF flowers aided
greatly IN Tmparting festive appearance to the
scene OF The enIoyabis entertainment.
Dancing was altetward INDUCED in, the hall
having been cleared OF the chairs. Miss Inge
Pefe sou directed The floor, assisted by Mrs. h.
n. Green. Much OF the success of the affair be
members OF which also cOurteously received the
many visitors. They were: Mrs. &. ). BaAer,
Miss L. +. Watson, Mrs. II. NJ. Green, Mrs. {. {.
0'Donuell, MIS-. Amy MacDOugal. Miss L. Doyle,
a word Of thanks was fairly earned by Mr.. G. ).
Baker, for his efficient services as ticketyender
IN rather close quarters.
- ----~ A PLEASANT Surprise Party.
very pleasant surprise party took place at
the residence OF Mrs. J. F. Rapp on Thursday
evening last IN honor Of Miss Josie Shea, who is
now in the city on visit from Grass Valley.
Games, singing and dancing were INDUCED in
until lO:30 o'clock, when Tie guests repaired to
tie dlning-roOm to paItake OF refreshments,
alter which the games were resumed. Miss
LOttie /. Rapp displayed great talent as an eO-
eutonisJ aud MI. Gabriel Moulin deserves credit
for his Interpretation Of some difficult music.
Miss May Ragau rendered several well-chOsen
songs. AT late hour the guests dispersed much
pleased with their entertainment and Wishing
bon voyage to Miss Shea. Among those present
were. Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Rapp, Miss Josie
Shea, Miss Lottie Ramp Miss Nay Raglan. Miss
NJ OCUnuor, Miss j. OCOnnOr, Miss 7. Fahey
bliss l.. Roach; Messrs. j. Brodie, G. Moulin, f.
Moulin, d. Murray, c. Burgstresser. J. Raglan, c.
HOskiUs.
The Del Monies Social Anniversary.
The Del Monte Club gave their second anniver-
sary party last evening at ODD Fellows Hall.
Some $50 Invitations had been Issued, and the
attendance was in due proportion. The success
this club has met with is largely Que to the man
ner III which they conduct their parties, and par
ucularly TO the care they exercise In issuing in
yltatuns-
Tie hall presented very attractive appear
ance IN us decorative drapery. AT the back OF
the stage fell heavy folds OF the national ecOrs,
across which extended tile words. in gold del
MOnIes. Second anniversary" The balconies
were also very lasIeiuUy decorated with bunting
BIum's Orchestra had provided some new
music Tor tie occasion, and shortly after
O'Clock the grand march was led oil by Mr.
Harry c. Abel and Miss Elsie Duncan The
winding lines presented pleasing appearance.
Tie ladies' Toilets being particularly elegant. All
red m tow ham a1tyaa
HE medley at l O'clock concluded the agreeable
AFFAIR.
The club, which is now well established as a
nucleus OF pleasant parties, has decided TO give
its next bop some time in October.
Following composed the committees having
tie arrangements in charge: Committee OF Ar
rang ments-Messrs. John II. Sleehan. Charles
l. Black, 5. Z. Kane; floor director, Mr. Harry
{. Abel assistant floor directors-Messrs. w. j.
Moore, j. II. Sheehani S. z. Kane, C. L, Black;
Reception Committee, the Del Monies.
The Hart-Bradshaw Wedding.
Captain r. c. Hart Of the tug Annie and the
welthnown tug-boat owner was married to Mrs.
J. Bradshaw on Monday evening a week ago, by
Rev. Dir. reters. very pleasant entertain
ment followed at tile residence of the captain al
u Washington street He received the con
CALCULATIONS OF his friends amid The popping Of
champagne corks at the banquetlng table. The
bIidat presents were numerous and COSTLY The
entertainment lasted until lale hour. The
happy couple went 10 Del Monte the next day.
They WIZ make general tour OF the southern
Captain {. LeIleAwOrth, Captain Dan Haskell,
hF. A. Piper, Captain and Mis-. Mclaughlin,
6ir. Fernir, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Ii. Hart, Miss A.
Hart, Captain and Mrs. Schow, Mrs. +: Printz,
Mr. L. Reese, Mi. and Mrs. Captain Hart, and
both the parents OF Captain Hart.
The Garfield Corps Entertainment.
The ladies Of the James A. Garfield Relief
Corps. w. r. c., gave another of their pleasant
entertainments, followed by a social dance last
evening in Shiels Building on O'Farren street.
Something worth hearing or seeing is always al
foTded at the gatherings given under the aus
pices OF the bright ladies composing this corps.
Among the selections given during the evening
were: Recitation, Mss Gertrude Gallagher;
song, Miss Rebecea ROseutnal; recitation, Miss
Gertrude Spelling; Instrumental duet, Miss Eta
Stroud recitation, Miss Lottie Rapp. To each
Individual Of The Kind volunteers WAS accorded
hearty recognition Of their talent.
Dancing under The spirited leadership OF Miss
Nellie Laseelle was then enjoyed Refreshments
were served and the prize ring-cake duly drawn
for.
The pleasant affair, which was given for the
benefit OF the Corps Fund, was gotten up under
lie following auspices: Mrs. Struckmeyer, Mrs.
Macdonald Miss May Souders, Mrs. de Hagen,
MIS-. Minnie Butler, Mrs. hendrckson Miss
Spalgenberg, Miss Mamie Heath and Miss Nell
lie Ldscelle lChairnanl.
The Hicks Winstead Wedding.
Avery happy wedding took place in st. Dom
MICS Church Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock,
in tile presence of many friends and relatives
Rev Father Rooney officiating The contract
lug parties were Miss Mamie Wiustead and Mr..
Simon Z. Hicks. The bride was attended by
MISS Martha Mcfarland. as bridesmaid, while
Mi. Thomas Hicks, brother OF the groom, acted
as best man After the ceremony the bridal
party were driven to the residence OF The BRIDES
parents. Here reception was held and, after
many congratulations, tie happy couple departed
on tile evening train en- route for Victoria, b. C.
On their return they VIII reside at 2l07 Bush
street. There were many elegant wedding pres.
ents.
Pacific Coast Weddings.
Last Wednesday evening the marriage cere-
mony was performed at the house of the BRIDES
mother in Healdsburg by the Rev. w. E. Ed
mondsOn that united in wedlock Miss Allie L.
Smith and Mr.. Chester j. Hickok. Miss Lee
Claek was the bridesmaid In attendance and Mr..
Ira Smith ofiieiated as groomsman. The we'd
ding was quiet affair only the near relatives Of
tbe couple being In attendance.
III Chlco, on tuesday evening last, Mr.. Robert
a. hnoA and Miss Lizzie Burroughs were united
~ marriage. Both parties have many friends In
On Mopday last, In The parlor OF the Napa Eio-
let mr.. James X. Shearer aud Miss Bes sic Spiel