The morning call., 1891-05-12

ton, 1.-THE Bowl" Alice Dttenhoffer;
stump speeches, Ed Kelly: piano duet. James
Kimball and Alice Curry. Several other
things ELECTED comment and applause from
the happy party, and ell returned home at
an early hour in the morning with pleasant
thoughts of the evenings enjoyment
Entertainment at San Mateo.
Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Meehan entertained
a large number of their friends in their new
hotel, the Golden West, recently erected at
Emanuel Station, San Mateo County, on
last Saturday night, Mr.. Meehan was a
successful business man in San Francisco
for over twenty years, and was noted for
his adherence to the Irish cause and his
support of local benevolence and charity.
The veTandas of the spacious and hand
some earsvansary were brilliantly illumin-
ated with Chinese lanterns, while the dining
room and dancing-hall were profusely dec
Grated with evergreens and choice flowers.
Shortly after o'clock the first contingent of
guests arrived from San Francisco, COM
prising members of the A. o. H., Y. NJ. G.
c. and Knights of st. Patrick, of which Mr.
Meehan has been an officer for several
years. The remainder of the gathering was
composed of local friends. After boun-
teouS supper several speeches were made of
q friendly character. Dancing was then
inaugurated and inteTperSed with songs and
Teeitations until the wee hours of the morn
ing.
The residents of San Mateo County who
we're present congratulated themselves on
acquiring SUCH highly esteemed neighbors
as Mr.. and Mrs Meehan, while the San
Franciscans deeply rejected the loss OF true
and tried friends.
Oranges Marine Wedding.
On May 9th, Mr.. Geremia Oranges Of
Stockton was united in marriage to Miss
Camilla Marine at the residence of the
brides mother, IL Auburn street. Mr..
Dominic Marino, a brother of the bride, Off
cated as best man and Miss Matilda Traver-
so acted as bridesmaid. After the wedding
ceremony reception took place, which was
attended by very large circle of friends, at
the conclusion OF which. amid the good
wishes Of all present, the newly married
couple started for their future home in
Stockton. Among those who were present
to wish them G0d-speed were: Mrs. Anna
MarinO, the brides mother, Miss Jeanne
Marine. Mr.. B. Marine, Mr.. T. Oranges
and wife, Mr.. b. Pamela and wife, Master
7. Pamela, Miss Tony Pamela, Mr.. G.
Peleteri and wife, Mr.. II. Stigliano, Mr.. F.
McGinehy, Miss Katie Peters, Mr.. NJ.
Articari, Miss A Mclaughlin, Mr. A.
Petri, Mrs. Gilbert aud Katie and Josie
Gilbert. Mrs. NJ. Jenkins, Miss Carroll,
Mr.. Theodore Getz, Mr. a. CastagnettO and
q 5ACdt many Ututio.
Society Personals.
Mrs Markham viii Join her husband, the
Governor, at Pasadena on Thursday next.
Mrs. S. B. Wilcott and child, of this city,
are visiting the family Of Mr.. f. G. Berry
of Fresno.
Mrs, w. H. Porter of this city has gone to
Pacific Grove for a short stay, and is oc-
copying her cottage on Forest avenue.
Mr.. Norman D. Rideout and family will
leave for Europe on the 23d inst.
Mrs. DR.. Brigham, accompanied by her
two daughters, has been spending few
days al Lake San Andreas.
Mrs. ChabOt. Miss Nellie Chabot and Miss
Grimes, of Oakland, will leave for San Diego
shortly.
Mrs. Annie L. D. Miller. widow of the late
James Miller, the artist, and her daughter,
Miss Virginia Miller, have been sojourning
on the Coast for the past five months, where
Miss Miller has filed her sketch book with
" bits TO be developed. Last evening
they left for Colorado Springs, en- route for
their home in PittsbuTg.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Beaver and Miss
Beaver left On Saturday for weeks stay
at their summer residence near Campbell
Station, Santa Clara County.
Mrs. d. NJ. Delmas and family of San
Francisco have rented for the season one of
the "FOllin Cottages" Beach Hill, Santa
Cruz.
Professor and Mrs. Gustav a. Scott have
removed to Oakland, where they expect to
reside at least during the coming summer.
Miss Juliette Smith, daughter of MI. and
Mrs. Theodore Smith. is making couple of
weeks visit with Mrs Henry Barroilhet in
San Mateo.
CAPTAIN Goodall and family moved to their
Menlo residence on Wednesday.
Miss Stoneman was the guest Of Mrs. Sen
atOT Jones at Santa Monica on Thursday
last.
Mr.. c. E. Bigelow, Mrs. j. R. Bigelow
aud Miss BiselOw have come north from
Santa Barbara for the summer.
Rev. DR.. Scott and family moved to this
city from MenlO last week. He will con-
tinue to have charge of the Presbyterian
congregation until the 1st of August Mr.
Scott's minstrations at Menlo have been
highly appreciated.
Miss Bessie Shreve and Miss Minnie
HOughtOn are members of party Of twelve
VINO have gone off on a coaching excursion
to Mount Hamilton, Santa Clara County.