The morning call., 1890-11-26
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Home HOspitalities Varied by
Hall Entertainments.
The Murphy-Brown wedding-Two Musical
Evsnings-The Carmel Assembly
Eatsrtairment.


: luncheon recently at their home in this city.
. Among the guests were: Assistant Bishop
and Mrs. Nichols, Rev. and Mrs. r. c.
- Foute, Rev. Mr.. Mason, Mrs. Barges, Mr..
- Lawrence Kip and Miss C. Kip.
!. EMiss Laura f. Albreeht. daughter Of Mrs.
Laura Albrecht of Fruitvale, will be married
next Thursday evening to Mr. Charles L..
I gley Jr. OF East Oakland, member of
. the firm of c. l.. Dingley & Co. of San
Francisco The Wedding ceremony will take
place at the residence of the brides mother
=. on Fruitvale avenue, and will be a very
quiet affair. During the following week the
young couple will so on tour East, and
upon their return will occupy their new res
p il, nee in East Oakland
: DR.. and Mrs. Wiley and the ladies Of the
Van Ness Seminary have issued invitations
for an. at home on Friday evening, De-
:. eember 5th. The feature of the occasion
=. VIII be concert, for which an excellent
: Programme has been prepared.
Mrs. Louis T. Monteagle has issued inyi-
. tatioRs for an at home at her residence on
: the corner of Jackson and Cough streets.
: MIR. and Mrs. j. L. Wilson gave a dinner
party on Saturday evening at their residence
Ito few friends. Large clusters of la France
roses enhanced the bright aspect of the Ia
%hle, over which a couple of hours were
pleasantly spent. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. j. h. Wilson, Mrs. Homer S.
King, Mrs. Edgerton. Mrs. Butrick and Miss
: Butrick of Boston, Miss Emma Brown OF
E. Washington Miss Wilson and DR.. EYarts.
:. o.. Mrs. Captain OConnell will give tea
at her home on Angel Island on Decem-
Der 4th..
- Assistant Bishop and Mrs. w. F. Nichols
. will make their first social visit to San Jose
on December 9th, when they will be guests
al the rectOry.
Invitations are out for the wedding of
Miss Bessie Newhall of San Jose and Mr..
~ George Washington Hawley of San Fran
% cisco, on Thursday afternoon at 1920
-. o'clock at the home of the brides parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Newhall, in Willow
Glen.
=. Among the many entertainments scheduled
for this evening are: Rincon Parlors ball
at Odd Fellows Hail; dance and reception
by Company 4 of the Fifth Infantry at Cav
airy Halls reception by the Franklins (au-
other military association at their armory
on Market street; hops by \. NJ. l. No. "a and
No. 80 at the PUtrefO Opera House and
B'nai Birth respectively; dance by Bay City
Lodge. h. and l.. OF H., at Saratoga Hall
entertainment and ball by Golden Gate
Council, No. 60, o. C. F., at Golden Gate
Hail on Pacific avenue; ball by the Schuet-
zen Nerein at Turn Verein Hall on Turk
street.
60 The sadik Club Party.
A select party was given by the Sadik
Club at Union-square Hall last evening.
The affair was full dress" and the ladies
were attired i'll a manner both becoming to
themselves and highly picturesque from a
general standpoint
= Blum's Orchestra set the merry feet flying
soon after o'clock, and there was little
pause given until midnight. The invita-
tons Lad been largely accepted and there
= was full attendance, The evening" there
fore, was most enjoyable.
Following Is the composition OF some Of
the committees: Arrangement Committee
Messrs. W. i. Thompson, J. a. Parsons,
. Miss {. w Orden, Miss II. Lightner; Recep-
ton Communicable. 4. Summers, Miss +.
- Wopden, Miss L. Ashton; floor director,
: MeSSrs. w. CoOkson, NJ. Curtis, G.. Wheeler
w. L. Thompson, j. a. Parsons.
: :. Among those present were: Miss Spear,
: Miss Florence Worden, Miss Lizzie WUrdeu,
=. Miss Alice Davis, Miss Lille Ashton. Miss
: -Addie Somers, Miss Maud Squire Mr.. and
airs. Ruthrauf. Miss Rudolf, Miss Isabel
!. Piper, Miss Munson, Miss Smith, Miss LIZ
-zIe Haight, Miss White, Miss RoNldnds, Miss
80 Marie Thompson, Miss Emily Anderson,
Miss Miller, Miss Nellie Wentworth, Miss
Hudson, the Misses Lyman. Miss Carrie
Proctor. Miss Dolan, Mrs. a. E. Evans, Mrs.
George Deacon, Miss f. Deacon, Miss Ida
Hudson. Miss Ida o. Somers, Miss Lawson,
= Miss Z. Roberts, Miss Lizzie ROwiands,
- Miss Nellie A. Jacobs, Miss Florence Z.
WILSON, Miss Emma Cordes, Miss Meyer,
m S.. Gutter, Miss Emma S. Lyman.
The Murphy Brown Wedding.
- st. Mary's Cathedral presented brilliant
appearance Thursday evening, the 18th inst,
=: when Miss Abbie Brown and Mr. James d.
Murphy were united In marriage in the
.preSenee of large number of their friends.
-: The ceremony was performed by Most
Rev. Father Prendergast. Miss Nellie Brady
: was bridesmaid, and Mr.. j. j. Murphy,
brother of the groom, acted as best man.
E MeSsFs. N. f. DonIeaYy and T. Kaufman
: were the usbers.
=. -Afterward a sumptuous supper was en-
:. .jeyed at the residence OF the groOm's
:. Brother, Mr. NJ. Murphy, 2o6 First street
.,Ehe spacious parlors were handsomely dec
: Grated with choice flowers, evergreens and
sniilax. The bride was the recipient OF many
elegant aud costly present
= Next day the happy couple left the city
= Oh their wedding-t0ur to Monterey. Their
:, future hume will be at Sisson, Siskiyou
). County.
: .~Amongth invited guests were: Rev P
80 .HesLn, Rev. ID. q. Crowley, Mr.. NJ. K. Don
=. leavE Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Murphy, Mr.. and
= Mrs, Il. Gallagher. Mr.. and Mrs. P. Brana-.
Nellie and Ruby Donleavy, Miss Minnie
=: Crowley of Oakland, the Misses Nellie,
.Anhip, Katie and Maggie Brady, DIR and
!: Mrs: p. Gamble, Mrs. j: T. Healy, Mr.. and
: Mrs. James Gilieran, Miss Annie Cassidy,
. Mrs. 7. Malfon, Miss Alice Kaufman, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Gormey, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Kaufman. Miss Annie Roseuthal, NJ ISIS
: Ma gge Gamble, the Misses Katie and Mamie
T. Pfppty, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Murphy. Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Prunty. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Senator james Lennon of SiskiyOu, Mr. J.
J. Murphy, Captain NJ. j. Wrin, Major E.
+. Enright, Mr.. Joseph Borella.
Home Musicale.
a highly enjoyable gathering took place
: on Saturday evening at the residence of Mr.
. and Mrs. George W. Hinkel.
: The musical and literary efforts would
= have been creditable to professional taleat.
: The following numbers were executed with
skill: Piano duet, Messrs w. More and j.
More; either solo with violin obligaio,
Mr.. j. Lem and Mr.. Kolp; song, "riny
Hands," Mr.. j. Z. Morse; mandolin and
guitar selections, OrpheuS Mandolin Club of
Oakland; recitation, Miss Ida Underwood !;
song, FENDER Recollections," Mr. O. Ellen
II trio. 1.-The Fisher Boys Return" Messrs. o.
Ellen, J. Morse and w. Matthews; piano
selo. Master Henry HinkeI. After the musi-
cal programme the rest of the evening was
spent in dancing.
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs.
W. Z. More, Mr.. and Mrs. j. More, Mr.. and
Mrs Charles L.. Hinkel. Mrs. r Bourne,
Mrs. c. g. Underwood, Mrs. A: Mccain
bridge, Mr.. and Mrs. George w. HinkeI,
b Mrs. E. Adams. Mrs Charles Adams, Miss
Hattie Adams, Miss Fanny Bourne, Miss
Ida Underwood, Miss Mamie Adams, Mr.. o.
Ellen. Mrs. j. c. Morse, Mr.. w. Matthews,
Mr. II. Howard. Mr.. J. Levi. Mr.. Kolp.
Masters Bert McCambridge and Henry Hin
KEEL
The Carmel Assembly Entertainment.
A pleasing entertainment, including a
fancy drill, followed by dancing, took place
last evening at Odd Fellows Hall under the
auspices OF Carmel Assembly, Y. l.. c. U.
Following was the programme: Overture,
BUNS Orchestra; remarks, DIR. W. e.
Reardon; tenor. solo, La Seranata !"
(Btaga). Mr.. Joseph G. MOrrisey; cello OBJ
ligato by Mr.. Charles Kuss; recitation, Miss
A Daley banjo selections, Mr.. Frank Pat
terson recitation, " The Pilots Story" Miss
G.. Moran; impersonation, Mr.. G. Rankin !;
vocal solos. "When the Heart is Young"
Buck. so Leave Me Not" (MatteD, Nine.
Alice Waltz Grey; recitation, Mr.. Henry A.
Tobino vocal selection, annie Laurie" (by
requpsu, Berkeley Six, A. Tissot. J. Il.
0'Brien G. A. Rice, F. C. Fetter, +. j.