The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-16

G. II. Cummings. f. K Southland ]. II. Hudson.
Reception Unmmittee-M. de Merritt. /. Stein
der, F. P. Davis, o. Norcross w L. Palmer.
Floor mauager-W. c. Ordway Floor Commit
tee-R. Baeman, Benjamin. Davis, NJ. ID. Ewing,
4. J. Heverln.
Birthday Party on Green Street.
A pleasant party was rendered TO Mr.. William
KnbOrn last Saturday evening In honor OF his
nineteenth birthday anniversary al his residence,
l2231a Green street. There were many pleas
ing selections during the evening. but the most
notable was the singing and dancing of Miss
Lizzie Howard aud Mr. j. Kelly. Dancing and
games were kept up TIL daybreak. The guests
adjourned at midnight TO the tasteiul!y decorated
dming-rOOm, where delicious supper was
served. Among those present we're: MT. and
Mrs. Gus KilbOrn, Mr.. and Mrs. George Lord,
Mr.. aud Mrs George frame, Mrs. NJ. Z. kllD0rn
Mrs. Brown, Miss Brown, Miss Carrie Lintrop,
The Misses Lou and Laura Bailey, Miss Annie
Kelly, Miss Minnie Harklns, the Misses Annie
aud Frelda johnson, Miss Lizzie Howard the
Misses Pauline aud Amelia Williams, Miss
Mamie Ryan, Miss Bella Trane, Miss Florence
Kenny, Miss Carrie kil1ofn,, Mr.. Williams,
William KibOrn, Frank Bonger, }. Barry, j.
Kelly, c; Schmallng, r. Brown, J. Manning NJ
Ryan, w. Collier, W. Kelly, y. Handley, Ii. hlI-
born, j. Brown. H. Johnson. H. Kenny.
Musicale at santa Cruz.
particularly pleasant musicale recently oOk
place at the Riverside Hotel, Santa Cruz. Mr..
Fred Barson had the pavilion beautifully decor
ated for the occasion. Most OF the ladies and
gentlemen VINO participated were from San
Francisco lie concert opened with piano
duet by Mrs. Tom and Mrs. T. Levy. followed
with a song by Captain McNevin. recitation by
Miss May Lppitt. excellently rendered, plano
duet, the Misses Auerpach, song and dance by
Master Sidney q. Lippitt, harp solo by Miss
Phoebe Saalburg, violin solo by Mr.. Louis
Cohen, mandolin by Miss Florence LippltI. song
by Mrs K. Z. Marks, piano solo by Miss Iessle
Meyer from Portland, Oregon, piano solo by MISS
Hamburger. Highland fling by Miss Mollie Bar
son. The musicale was under tile able leadership
of Professor Il. II. Licllenstelu.
Pacific Coast Weddings.
A quiet wedding took place early Friday morn
lug at the home OF the bide in Los Angeles, the
contracting parties being Miss Emily b. Rey-
nolds and Dr. j. w. James
Mr.. D. Marks aud Miss Ray Levy OF Seattle
were married last Sunday week ago by the
Rev. Mr.. Kaiser.
Miss Belle NJ. Chrsp and Mr.. B. B. Cain OF Los
Angeles were married in that city Wednesday.
The bride is one OF tile most popular members
of the OxymeI Club, and since her debut has
been a great favOrite in social circles. MIR. Cain
has been resident OF Los Angeles Tor the past
two years and member OF the law hrm Of
HerndoU. Caiu s. Garrison. The happy pair will
reside In Tyler, Tex.
Society Personals.
Mrs d. S. Williams OF New York is visiting
this city after an absence OF twenty-One years
and is stopping with Mrs. }. Donahue, Mrs.
Williams intends to visit Camp Capitoa and
other points OF interest before her departure
from The State.
Mrs w. E. Dean returns from Del Monte this
week.
Hon. and Mrs. Charles D. Pierce of Oakland
have returned from visit TO klamath Hot
Springs.
Rev. Robert Bentley D. D., presiding elder Of
the Oakland district OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church, and Vice President OF the Pacific branch
OF the G. L. S. G., is one OF the many notable Wis
itors at the Pacific Grove congress.
Miss A. Nelson has been the guest Of Miss
Vivian at the Del Monte this past week.
Miss Anna L. Bonner 0i San francisco IS spend
ing tus summer months with her friend Miss Min
ME Stafford OF Redwood CITY.
Miss NJ. Ford spent This last week at Del
Monte.
Miss Emma II. Bening is at Campbell Springs,
Sierra County.
DR.. G. Anderson leaves Del Monte tomorrow
Mr.. aud Mrs. George ii. Howard spent Satur-
day aud Sunday at San Mateo as the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry P. Bowie. After short
visit TO the Hotel del Monte they will 90 10 house
keeping at 1912 Cough street, the residence
formerly occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe
Salisbury.
the San Felipe Ranch, the guest of Mir. Malarin
Miss Laura Conway Of ia Hayes street has
returned after sojourn OF TWO weeks at Camp
Capitola.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Bradford have returned
| from Napa Valley.
Mrs. }. Ellis Is now In the CITY, having re-
| turned from Sacramento.
Senator and Mrs. Stanford are expected home
| from Kissengen ia the middle OF August.
Mrs. Judge Hager and Mrs. Hager are at the
Hotel del Coronado.
CHR and Mrs. Charles Deering went up to Napa
| Saturday.
Mr. W. II. Mills and bis private secretary, Mr..
Perkins, have returned from Santa Barbara.
Hon. Ell L. Sheppard has returned home to
| Napa from a five weeks stay In the southern
| part OF the State.
DIR. q. c. Stratton has come down from Salem,
| Oregon and Will return IN few weeks taking
his family with him.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Audenried are visiting friends In
| Seattle.
| Miss Conroy returned to her home In San Fran
| cisco on Monday, after visit TO her sister, Mrs.
| Richard Chute, In San Jose.
The Misses Grace and Georgle Cope and MIR.
| Watson Webb of Oakland, who have been The
| guests OF Miss Grace de Lamater OF Santa Clu2,