The morning call., 1890-10-11

E. Smedlev. Mrs. L. Bramhall, Mrs. Jennie
Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ii. Nhiteside,
MI G. Bramhall, Miss Hattie Whiteside,
Miss Hattie Smedley, Miss Maud Cornish,
Miss Lillian Paulsen, Miss Bell Kyle, Miss
| Clara Clindinan, Miss Thankful Patty, Miss
Ida Band. Miss Edith Proctor, Miss Tot
Volers, Miss Amy Cookson, Miss Oracle
Clark, Masters Harry Stiles, George Stiles,
George Meyers. Frank CookSOn, Freddie An
MS, Charles Houston, James Clindinan, Au-
gust Band, Harry Mullins.
The V ermonters' Entertainment.
There was not the usual packed house last
evening at the monthly meeting of the Ma
tive Sons of Vermont at Odd Fellows Hall
Most of the seats were taken by 9 o'clock,
| but there was no crowding and a notable
absence of the thrOngs usually blockading
| the doors. Something Of the falling of was
| no doubt due to the keen wind, which kept
| people at home, while the fair possibly
| diverted others.
The programme was as follows: Over
ture, Blum's Orchestra; dumb-bel exercises
| Iris CLUB; barytoue solo, Mr.. j. +. FLEMING :;
| posing statuesque, Iris Club; either trio,
! selections, MesSrS. G. Hickman, II. Summon
| and +. L. Ohmeis; vocal duet, Gently
| Signs the Breeze Glover, Misses Iola ana
| Estrella Contelno; ring exercises, Iris Club.
| Mr.. Elemng's songs, Come To Me- (DenZa),
| and 1.-THE Bo'sn's Tale" (AIoloy), were
| among the hits of the evening, the President
| of the San Francisco Choral Society being
| in great voice The vocal duet and either
| trio were also welcome breaks in the uni
! formly picturesque but somewhat monoto-
| nous exhibitions of the Iris Club Dancing
pleasantly concluded the evenings enter
| tainment.
The officers of the association are, Presi-
| dent A. o. Cotton; Vice-PreSidentS Hon.
! j. Mem Shafter, Hon. A ". Scott, W. j..
Somers; Secretary, Ernest J. Mott; Execu-
| tive Conlmittee-Dr. 5. 81. Roberts CHAIR
NAM, Miss Annie Z. MEYERS, Mrs. W. F.
| Toothaker, Miss Ruby A Jewell, Mrs. l.. j.
| Hardy Jr, DR.. John Townsend, S. u.
| Cheever, Heman Robinson.
| suIIivan-Woo dward Wedding in Oakland.
Mr.. Martin Sullivan of FloriStOn and
| Miss Alice NJ. Woodward, daughter of Mr..
| Gideon Woodward, a prominent capitalist
| Of Oakland. were married at st. Mary's
| Church, in that city, on Thursday morning,
| BY Rev Father insolvency OF st. Francis
| de Sales Parish, who celebrated the nuptial
| mass.
| The ceremony was very impressive, and
was performed in the presence Of large
| gathering Of the friends of the contracting
| parties Mr.. j. {. Morris acted as best
| man, and Miss Jennie l.. Woodward, sister
| Of the bride, was the bridesmaid. The we'd
| ding march from 'Lohengrin" was played
| by Mr. X. J. Harrison as the bridal party
| of the ceremony about thirty of the most in
innate friends of the bride and groom re-
| paired to the residence of The brides par
| ents. at $50 Tenth street, where an elegant
| wedding breakfast was served and t0aStS
| were res Onded to by Rev. Father King and
| Rev. Father McSweeney,
As the young couple departed on their
wedding tour in the afternoon they were
showered with rice and wished a pleasant
trip. Mr.. and Mrs Sullivan will visit all
ny roinfs nf intprnSt n Spnthnrn
California, including Coronado and Los
Angeles, after which they will return to the
residence of Dir. Sullivan ct Floriston,
where he has large ice interests.
Party on Capp Street.
a very pleasant surprise party was given
Mr.. George Bramhall on Wednesday. Oeto-
Der 1st, at the residence of his mother, 900
Capp street, by his young friends, it being
the nineteenth anniversary of his birthday.
After pleasant greetings and many kind
wishes had been exchanged all repaired to
the dinrg-room and passed a very pleasant
evening in dancing. after which bouDteouS
supper was served. Among those present
were; MeS5rS. George BTamhall. Foster
McDaniels, J.. f. Quimby, j. klunder, X.
Moore, Il. Murphy, Z. Aubrv, q. NJ. Cook;
Miss Nellie Rodgers. Miss Mabel Fassette,
Miss Alice Fassette, Miss Mamie Gels, Miss
May Smith. Miss Ella Moore, Miss Florence
/ Cunning i1dni,r Mrs. j. L. u hiteSide, Mrs.
BramhaiI.
Liberty Lodge Entertainment.
Liberty Lodge, No. Co. U. E. A., gave
most successful and enjoyable anniversary
! party Monday evening ut Loyola Hall. I'M
/ mediately after the music aud literary enter
| tainment refreshments were served to all
| present, after which dancing was in order.
! The following programme was rendered:
| Piano solo, RhapSodie HOngroise, No. ."
| IiszO, Miss Minnie Mogan; vocal solo
Mariana" Mrs. Gonzalez; recitation, Pro-
| lessor W. T. Ross: vocal solo. 9 II Baci0"
| U'ArditD, Nine. Silyera; address, Grand
| Commander Judge NJ. COoney; fancy dances,
! Miss Sadie Quinn; recitation, Miss Christine
| Moran: vocal solo, Kerry Dance" Mss
| NJ Curry; recitation, Miss Lottie Johnson !;
| recitation, Master Leo Gonzalez; iett-hand
| solo 10y request, Miss Clara Nolan.
| Party on Geary Sirert.
A surprise party was given to Miss Minnie
| COhn last Wednesday evening at her resi-
dence, sec Geary street. Tie guests en-
| joyed themselves in dancing. singing and
| playing games. At 10 o'clock the guests re-
| tired to the dining-r0nm, where a bOuntifUl
| repast awaited them. Among those present
| were: Miss Lila Fairchild, Miss Daphne j.
| Duppee, Miss N. King, Miss r. Aaron, Miss
| Helen Fairchild, Miss Fannie McMenomy,
| Miss Pauline Caro-, Miss Sophie Miller, Miss
| Josie Bush, Miss Fannie Hornbeck, Miss
| Edna Gibson, Miss RGenie Yehl, Miss Beat
rice Gleason, Miss Mary Levin. Miss Josie
| Baccus; Messrs. L. Pursch, D. Cropp. H.
| NJ Gabriel J. Comfy, l.. Shoeman. d. Mar
| tin, |. Gallagher, j. TObin. j. D0nlIn, W.
| Enstce. J. Dowd. G. Morris, B. Hops, Ii.
| Kennedy, w. Brown,
visit TO Palo Alto.
| Mrs. George A. ChiIdS and daughter of
| this city have been spending week at
| Oak Grove, Mayfeld. Last Saturday they
visited the Stanford University, and through
| the courtesy of Mr.. Charles Austin, the resi-
| dent architect, they were shown the draw
| ings and plans of what the university will be
| when completed. On their return genuine
| New England supper awaited them, and
! most delightful evening was spent in music,
! games and dancing. Those present were:
| Mrs. G. A. Childs, Miss Lou Childs, Mr..
| William Miller Of san Francisco. Mr. NJ. L.
| Loucks, Mrs. f. l.. Southwick, Edmund
| Southwick, Miss Ada S. Barlow, Miss
| Helen Elliott Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w.
| Brown.
Society Personals.
Mrs Theresa Fair is comfortably located
| at 453 Fifth avenue, New Y DIRK. the house
recently leased by Mr. Herman Oelrichs
from Mr.. Frederick w. Vanderbilt pur.
| chased a few years ago from the Banks
estate 1t stands between the residence of
Mr.. Vanderbilt and the Union League Club
house. the three houses filing the block
from Thiriy-Dinlh TO Fortieth streets.
| Mrs. Clarke w. Croker and Miss Fannie
| Croker have returned from visit to Del
| Monte.
| Mr.. and Mrs Ii. II. Sherwood are making
! an autumn sojourn in Napa. They contem-
| plate returning to their home IN this city on
| the 18th inst
Miss Addie Perrin is now visiting at her
| old school, Pennington, Conn, but leaves
there soon for Baltimore, where she Will
| spend the autumn months.
Mr. A. l.. Tubbs of Oakland is visiting in
| San Luis Obispo.
Mrs. n. d. Rdeout is visiting Marysville
| friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry j. Croker have re-
! turned from two months visit to Mon
| tcrey.
Mrs. c. a. Storke (nee Adds is visiting
| San Luis Obisbo.
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