The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-20

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Baldwin Hotel.
The bride received many elegant presents.
| among them being: A china tea set from
| the brides parents, Mr.. aud Mrs J. G. kel-
| ley; parlor lamp. MIR. and Mrs. G. II. kel-
| ley; a plush clock, Mr.. and Mrs ". +; kei-
| ley; hand-painted china tea set, Mr.. JaEies
| Kelley; silver berry dish, MIR. and Mrs K.
| Greer; silver cake dish, Mr.. and Mrs; q. de
| Troost; silver pickle dish. the Misses K and
NJ. Higgins; silver castor. MI; u. Hoiken
| silver butter dish, Mr. and Mrs. j. Ault;
| crystal basket Mrs. Nj. Chain; silver egg
| set, the Misses Il. and Z. Clark. of Colusa !;
| silver cake dish. MIR. S. Smith set of silver
| spoons, Mrs. NJ. Maher; plush lambrequin,
| Hurshburg; handkerchief case, Mrs. and
! Miss Magarrun; silver butter dish, Mr.. and
| Mrs. j. Policy; set of silver spoons, Mrs.
katz; lace handkerchief, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
| Winter: floral basket, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Sui
Ivan; set of caryers, Mr.. Joe Rice; crystal
set, Mr.. L. McKenna; silver butter dish,
MIR. Nj. Meyers; oxidized easel. Mrs Arson :;
| India fan, MIR. Z. Mcdonald; set of china
plates, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Riding; lemonade
| set, Mr.. Maliam; money check, Mr.. and
Mrs: Levison; lovely plush album, Miss
! E. Kelley.
The, guests were. as follows, Mr. and
Mrs. j. c. Kelley, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Winter
Mr.. and Mrs. j. de Troost, Mr.. and Mrs. I:
Riding, MIR. and Mrs. +. Greer. Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. Levison, Mr.. and Mrs j. Policy
|
Sullivan, Mr.. and Mrs G. F. Kelley, Mrs.
Katz, Mrs. NJ. Chapman; Miss Kate Hig-
gins, Miss Jones, Miss j. Hurshburg, Miss
z. Anson. Miss Montague. Miss E. Kelley.
Miss Drgmmond. Miss L; Policy. Miss 1.
Miss Nj. Higgins, Miss A. Arson; Messrs.
| j. Rice, j. Kelley. B. Hans, S. Smith,
G. Holken, l.. McKenna, w. E. Kelley,
}. Mallam, Ii. MeMurry, S. Blum, W.
Kelley, II. Policy, Mr.. Goakind, j. Arson,
| ! nj I Rnacl.r TT rarry II Earlppl
| A. Kelley, A. Hurshburg, j. Policy,
NJ Meyers, 7. Mcdonald, Mr.. James.
Dinner at snusalito.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Kloos gave a private
| dinner party last Sunday at Harbor Light
| Cottage, Sausalito. Amid a feast of good
things and social chat the following passed
few hours most pleasantly: Mrs. Sarah
| kloos, Mrs. Lille koos; Messrs. Willie
kloos, J. c. KlOos, j. b. Brandt. l.. A. Will
son. w. l. Kloos Captain Evans. Myles F.
O'Donnell.
The California Chapter Party.
An installation party was given last even
ing at B'nai Birth Hall by California Chap
ter, No. 4, o. E. S.
The hall was prettily decorated with holly
and Christmas berries. the affairs being
thickly covered with floral treasures A
large audience witnessed the interesting
| ceremony of installation. many afterward
| participating in the concluding dance.
The following new officers were installed
| by Mr.. George T. Shaw: Marshal Mrs.
| Maggie Short; Worthy Matron. Mrs. Isa-
| dora Horton; W. Patron, Elias C. Hare.
| A. Matron, Mrs. NJ. E. Douglas; Secretary.
Mrs. Helen G. Nourse; Treasurer. Mrs.
| Elizabeth +. Phillips; Conductress, Miss
/ Elsie Iverson; A. Couductress, Miss s. Josie
| HaZen; Warder, Mrs. ID. II. Peterson; Sen
| tinel, William a. RawIins; Organist. Mrs.
| NJ. Z. Brown; Adam, Miss Carrie Denny
| Helen X. L. Walker; Esther, Mrs Fanny
Daywalt tby proxy, Mrs. Ostrander :;
| Martha, Mrs. Ella L. Heyener; Electa,
Mrs. Lydia Wharf.
An interesting presentation W as made by
| Mr. A. w. Baldwin.
Party en- Geary Street.
| A very pleasant birthday party was given
| last Wednesday evening in honor of Miss
| Irma Roy at her home. 52715 Geary street.
The evening was very enjoyably passed in
| singing and games. At 10 o'clock the guests
repaired TO the dining-room, where Il cold
| supper was served.
Among those present were: Mrs. Roy.
the Misses lrma and Adrienne Roy, Mr.. {.
| Roy, Mr. and Mrs S,nalls, Miss Winnie
| Kennedy, Mr.. c. Ehrer, Mr.. 81. Adams
| Mr. +. Rothermund, Mr.. Il. Proclaim, Mr.. o,
! Stockstrom, Mr.. and Mrs. Anger.
The spid er and Fines Party.
The first anniversary party Of the Spider
and Flies took place last evening at Mission
Opera Hall. Some three hundred Invitations
had been sent out and arrangements made
to entertain large number of guests. The
club is made ND Of active young gentlemen,
who will spare no effort to made their asso-
citation success. Following are the officers:
Pres dent, William II. Dunlap; Vice-Presi-
dent W. S. Redmond; Secretary, A Z.
Rhead; Treasurer. z. Il. Pollock; Sergeant
alarms, K. +. Driscoll. The special COM
mittees consisted of: Reception Commit
tee-P. r. Pollock, a. E. Rhead, Ii. Bram-
sen; floor manager. w. 5. Redmond; assist
ant floor manager, j. j. Egan; Floor Com
:nittee-J. Landram, G. W. Getchell, Will
lam II. Mcdonnell, George j. Crowley. F. E.
LoNery, George t. Albertl.
Society Personals.
DR.. and Mrs. Leonard Wood nee Condit-
Smith have returned to the Preside from a
pleasant trip to the Hotel del Monte.
Miss Ella Judge has returned to the city
from visit to relatives at Marysville.
Mr. Robert G. Hooker returned Oh
Wednesday for short visit 70 his family.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tyson and children.
of Niles, come to the city to-day to spend
the holidays.
Lieutenant and Mrs. John Brice, who have
been spending some time at the Del Monte,
are now in the city visiting Mrs. Tallant.
Mr.. and Mis-. L. l.. Cromwell have re-
turned home to Oakland from the East
Miss Bessie Shreve has gone on visit to
Santa Barbara.
MIR. Edward V. Pasquale will return home
after an extended tour IN Europe and Eastern
States about January 1st. Mr.. Pasquale is
a prominent member OF Stanford Parlor,
n. S. G. w.
Mr.. Herman de Laguna is at present 10
Los Angeles.
Mr. Martin Eagan of Seattle has arrived
on months visit to this city.
DR.. John Williams on, professor of anatomy
in the Toland Medical College, San Fran
cisco, spent Sunday in Vallejo.
Colonel William j. Sutherland, President
of the Holmes Mining Company of Candle
lara, sailed from England last Thursday
for New York, on his way to this Coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. ). w. Travers have returned
TO Oakland from their wedding trip in San
Jose.
Mrs Ball OF Oakland is visiting her par
ents, General and Mrs. G. b. Cosby of Sac
rament0.
Mrs. E. B. Croker has returned from Los
Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Ulman will receive
their friends on their return from San Jose
on Sunday at their home, 1908 Buchanan
street.
Mrs. William Glennon has removed from
| g21 OFarreu street to 1920 Shotwell, be-
| tween Twenty fourth and Twenty fifth
| streets, and viii be home on Wednesdays.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Scott have gone
| to Coronado for a few weeks stay.
| Mrs. Z. j. Sbaiter and the Misses Shafter
! will spend the holidays in this city.
Mrs. DIR. Morgan and family, ofsOlema,
| will spend the winter at Pacific Grove.
Mr.. Louis Visaria, teller of the Pacific
| at Larkspur.
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