The morning call., 1890-08-21

music Tor dancing, and between the dances the
ladies contributed several much-appreeiated
songs.
AS The hour Of noon approached avery inviting
lunch was served, to which ample justice was
done Tie afternoon was spent In dancing, sing
ing and other pleasures until the z o'clock boat
returned 10 the eitywhen me party renaliea 10
entuyed bounteouS supper and cracked many
jokes over the days iun
Among those present were: Miss Emma
Mitchell. Miss Katie Gagep, Miss julia Council,
Miss Mamie Lyons, Miss Lottie Cardie, Miss
Mamie Glfoil. Miss Mamie Lyon, Miss Annie
Miss NJ Norton, Miss Maggie McCue. Mr.. Nick
MalatesTa, Mr.. Ciaries Mitchell, MIR. Join w.
Kelehe Mr.. Frederick Young, Mr.. James Me-
Grath. MIR. c. j. Dononue, Mr.. A. Schiv0, Mr..
William GeTcken, Mr. Eugene Muffin. Mr. Will
lam Davidson, Mr. James Cademartori. Mr.. G.
Rota, Mr. John Varney, MIR. 5. Bussalino.
An Alameda Berrying.
a party of Alamedans went on whortleberry
picnic TO Redwood Peak, by private conveyance
last Saturday night. They camped with friends
in Moraga Valley, and on Sunday spent the day
on The peak gathering large quantities OF berries.
A hay ride was also enjoyed In the evening, and
the PARTY returned home at midnight. II con-
sisted of Miss Emma King, Miss Maggie King.
Miss Carrie King, Miss Anna Windeler. Miss
Dora Nludeler, Miss Bertha HIncn. Miss Jennie
Beck; Messrs. George King, John King, Manuel
King Anthony King. Charles Wits Butch Win
deler, William 0Brien, William Follrath.
Private Picnic to Mill Valley.
A PHEASANT private picnic at MIL ' aHey WAS
given last Sunday by the Journeymen Butchers
on Stockton sheet, between Green and Vallejo
The guests enjoyed themselves in singing. dane
ing, playing games and In other numerous ways.
The gentlemen repaired 10 an open held, ana
there an exciting game was in progress Tor
about TWO hours. All then sat down 10 sump-
tuous lunch which had been prepared by the
ladies. At O'clocS quite number of the ladies
and gentlemen walked as far as the cascades;
although long road was tTavessed, theS were
TewaI ded when reaching there By the beauliul
scenery. AT 5:15 o'clock the guests started Tor
home, well pleased with their days outing.
Among the invited guests were: Mrs. j; L. Mar
KEEL, Mrs. ID. HunteTman, Mrs: flSneI, MISS LIZ
Zie Parr, Miss Annie Facham, MISS Stella
Parr, Miss Granite Rowe, Miss Nellie Palmer,
The Misses Annie and Angelina Distei, the
Misses Emma Lena and May Fisher. Miss May
Market, Miss Ida Hoffman, Miss Emma Sayless,
Miss Mile Cleaye Messrs: john l.. Markell
Richard Hunterman, Louis Harant A. Lngroon
George Sehleger Thomas Quinn, robert Kelly,
Peter Christensen, Frank Feeney, James Pow
ers William stuiiz, 1. MuilIn Columbus Nor
gan, Duusingo AntonowIch. Charles Antiques,
John Gibbons, Master LoHS Markell. Music was
provided by The Llngro0n Quinn Band.
Pacific Coast Weddings.
very pleasant event at Campbells was the
marriage of Miss Anna L. Wlett. daughter Of
Mrs. L. A. Wlilett, TO Mr.. Francis II. Sprung,
which took place Thursday afternoon at the resi-
dence of the BRIDES mother. The bride is one OF
Santa Uiara's native daughters and Is highly es-
teemed by all VINO know her. The groom Is sue
cesslully engaged In business at Campbells.
MI Frank Rich and Miss Rachael D. Hummell
| were married in Seattle on Saturday last They
are now visiting this city and will reside In Sc
Miss Nellie Mcdonald and Mr. Martin Cue
were married at Vallejo last thursday. Miss
Noble McCue was bridesmaid and Mir. ID. X.
Brown OF san Francisco, uncle OF lie bride, acted
as best man for the groom.
A quiet wedding was celebrated at santa
Monica Saturday, Rev. 5. II. Weller officiating
| In the union OF MI Cromwell Galpln OF Los An
geles ana Miss Kate \. 1. Topper, late of Reno,
New. Mr.. Galpiu has been resident OF Los
Angeles for the past bali dozen years, and Is
well known In business and social liie Mrs
| Galpin (nee Tuppe) has long been prominent in
the educational circles OF thc Coast, having been
| principal OF the High School At Portland. Ore
| gOu, for some years, aud Tor tie paSI two years
! Professor OF Pedagogy in the University OF Ne
vada at Reno.
Society Personals.
Colonel and Mrs. L. d. Boyle and their little
son, Aleck, arrived IN this city Wednesday.
Mrs. J. L. Mariel. Miss MarIel and Miss Adele
Martel are stopping al Santa Cruz
Mrs. E. o. Bethen and Mss Laura Bausman,
OF Oakland, are at present residing in San Fran
cisco, at the residence OF Mrs. j. A. Dryer OF
5l2 Deyisadero street, where they will be at
home TO their friends on Tuesdays.
Colonel and Mrs. Forsyth OF Fresno have been
visiting the Geysers.
Mr. and Mrs Charles P. Eels of San Pablo
avenue Oakland, VIII reside this season al 2524
Washington street.
Mrs Dora L0venIhal OF YIsalia is here visiting
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. ). Harris.
Mrs. u. II. Rice was In Portland quite re-
Gently
Mr. and Mrs. ". j. Casey and Miss Florence
Pierce have returned to their home in Santa
Cara after short visit to the Hotel del Monte.
Miss Annie buckbee returned yesterday from
visit to Del Monte
Mr. and Mrs. z. Mclean and Miss Edith Me-
Bean returned yesterday from three months
stay at San Rafael They will so next week to
Del Monte.
Miss Marie Giffin is the guest OF Mr. aud Mrs.
L. L. Sherwood OF san Rafael.
Mrs. NJ. BarUleau and Miss c. Barnteau have
returned from their extended trip to Monterey.
Miss C. 5. FoitZ Of san Diego IS located at the
Palace Hotel.
Judge HolIz returned last Saturday from
brief trip TO San Jose, Los Gaios, Boulder Creek
HI. L. s. Alexander came over from san
Rafael on visit last Tuesday.
Acknowledgement X. ID. orion and Mrs. Orion
are at the Sea Beach Hotel, Santa Cruz
Mr.. w. A G. Wendte, brother OF Rev. c. W.
Wendte, has gone 10 Pasadena with his family
Mrs Macdonald, wife OF the Colonel of the
Second Artillery, n. &. C., and Miss Hllda
Macdonald arevisiting Santa Cruz.
mrs. Miller and Miss Mabel White, of East
Oakland, are at Highland Springs.
MISS Maggie Fay IS visiting her sister at
Miss Lena Banding left yesterday with Mrs.
William Il. Collier. for Clear Lake, where they
will remain some time.
Mrs. Waller Turnbull and Mrs. w. Ii. Smith
are visiting friends al the Hotel NeDdOme.
Miss Mamie Wood has been spending several
weeks as the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mar
riOtt at their ranch in the Santa Cruz Mountains.
Mr.. Henry w. KediDgton and MIR. Harry Bah
COCK have returned to San Rafael AFTER pleas
ant visit TO DR.. aud Mrs Charles Il. Brigham at
| their cottage at Lake Tahoe.
Last Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Meinecke OF Alameda left for Carlsbad, Ger
many, with the hope that the health Of Mrs.
| Meinecke may be restored by the waters of that
sanItaTium.
Mr. and Mrs Jerome Lincoln and Air. Jerome
| B. Lincoln returned on Monday from pleasant
| visit to the Hotel del Monte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Piper Smith are expected home
! next week from their Eastern trip.
Major and Mrs. l.. d. StOnehiiI have returned
| from a visit 10 Lake Tahoe
Mr. z. Noble, his mother, Mrs. Noble, and his
| sister, Miss Florida Noble have gOUe to visit
| friends IN Los Angeles.
Mrs. Hayes, who has been residing in Santa
| Rosa for some time, has removed to San Fran
cisco. Her daughter, Miss Grace Hayes who is
a recent graduate OF the Santa Rosa High School.
| is in attendance at the State Normal School at
! San Jose.
| Mr.. Frank Hume of Piedmont left Tuesday for
| pleasure trip TO KODIAK, Alaska, TO be gone
several months.
Mrs George MOffat and family are among the
visitors at Santa Cruz.
| Mayor John Il. Glascock of Oakland Is at San
| Jose.
! Mrs. G. w. Tyler Mrs. Charles L. MasticK
| and children have gone TO the Redwoods III the
| Santa Cruz Mountains for sojourn OF a few
weeks.
| Mrs. Alexander Mclean and Miss Maud Smith
| OF Oakland left Monday for trip to Alaska.
Miss Fannie McMaster OF Alameda will soon
| take up her residence IN this city.
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