The morning call., 1891-01-19


Bowln will give fancy dances, ana hopeIt
C. Mitchell will appear in his Immensely
funny imperSonatiOn Of "Damsel from tile
Kingdom of China
with the diversion shall be choice, comical
and true to the tales as they have been read
by thousands.
The incidental music will be choice and
catchy, and has been arranged expressly for
the production by Professor Carlos Iroyer.
There will be over 100 participants in the
spectacle, ana the coStuming will not only
be rich bat elegant in the extreme. and no
pains will be spared to make them CONFORM
TO the era as supposed to have existed
The Scott Dinner Party.
The adage that There is hothlng ne"
| under the SUM- was amply lalslhed at the
nrettv dinner party given last Thursday
! evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry 7, Scott on
the corner of Clay and Laguna streets.
Dainty new effects were produced by means
| of mating of plated grasses, among when
| lovely clusters of St. Joseph lilies nestled
! for Il cenier-uiece on the table, wherein d
! flood of light from green-ShaGed cRhetIIu ~ ii
| TELL softly down. Name taV0Ts OF "iitF
| straw mating, tied win Ribbon ana set on
| with little rosrgayS of hyacinths ana WIG
I grasses, indicated the positions OF the
! guests who were delightfully."- entertained.
Among those present Were Were MI NE 'IS
! Crockett. Sir. ana Mrs. William H. Crocker,
! Mr. and Mrs. Russell ). NlS9n, nj , 'iiT
Mrs. Louis Is Parrot, Nh and MIS-; i,, n
| Balfuur, Miss Champion and MI. Il'iIie -N
0eo''' The o,Connor luncheon
| the delightful affairs of the past
,Ioys was Miss Maud O'Conuor's lunch
pHriy, to which a number of ladies were in
vited to meet Mrs. Ball of Washington, d.
c., who is visiting in this city.
The O'C,nn9r residence, S25 O'Farrell
street, is pl, asanlly adapted for entertain
ing purposes, and the diningroom never
looked pretler Than on this occasion. Inc
table was charmingiy appointed, the bend
! ing clusters Of La France roses appearing to
great advantage in the light from the tall
! silver candtlabra and against The ground of
! rich silk brocade, which covered the hoSplt-
able board Several hours very lightly sped
| over the delicious menu.
! Those present were: Mrs Ball of Wash
| ington ID. e., Mrs. Leonard Wood, Mrs.
! Basil Ileaihcote, Mrs. Louis +. M0nteagIe,
! Mrs. Eli J. Hutchinson, Mis-. L. w. Hop
! kins, Mrs. James W. keeney, Mrs. Chaun-
| cev r. WiuSl1w, Mrs. William 5. Tevis,
| Mrs George T. Raum, Miss Minnie Hough-
| ton, Miss Bessie Shreve, Miss belle Shilth,
Miss Emma Spreckels. Miss Mamie liafflhg-
ton. Miss Sherwood, Miss Lille OCounOr
AM Miss Maud O'COnnOr.
The Case Silver Wedding.
On Saturday, the 10th inst, DR.. and Mrs.
W. W. N'se C'lc '''eu INC t"eH| III III MI
niversary OF their marriage.
The / eCple of Central Methodist EpiscO-
! pal Church. of which the doctor is the mas
! tor. had quietly preporpd n SUNRISE for
| a., -, ,,,r-s H., - -
'H ,,i III HUlol u '"e ""pPS event
Ihe doctor and we were Induced 10 come
| to the church in the evening, where a large
| number of friends had already assembled
| in the church parlors. They were met in
| the VeStibule by the bridesmaid aud best
! man. ot the occasion Nrs r. n Errton
ana MI. Samuel Marlln, VINO escorted them
| 20 me altar. Bishop I. II. Fowler addressed
| tEe youthful couple In most happy man
! uer, cohgratulatlng ana advising as pastor.
| IHe Blshop ADDRESS was very hne and
elciteu Ire 4ufilt D4Is T., Oh applau9e he
non Of me Centepary NeIhodist Fnisnda
Church South. no addressed the cnnbJe
from a bachelors standpoint, commencing
them, III the numerous VEN peculiar 10 him
sen, upon having successfully comp eted
. wen -nEe 9taIs OF Hatrlh0hlal ne 1hey
fria1t So. ny ~" - "'to'ao VI tAtH
made nv Mr. q a. i{prt"n NJ. ifil 80
! (the pioneer member oil the church, and Mr.,
| james Higgins
Mr.. William Abbott. who presided nre
! scented in behalf Of the church an elegant
silver tea set upon a silver salver, besides a
dozen teaspoons. Each piece was inscribed
WIN LHe IliJiai Z, ana on the salyer Was
" i Cosd resented 10 RrV; ana Mrs. W.
January 10 1sG.;-1soi a. - L. 0"uIeH'
DR.. and Mrs. Case both responded fea,-
ingly to this token of appreciation upon the
! part Of their people, which was an entire
| surprise to them, they having had no init
| nation oil the AFFAIR until the messenger
| Drought them |" the church.
! lie doctor IS now on the fourth year OF
his passionate of this church, and he and his
! most eSuAaDIe VIE nave made hosts of
| -IiI- VINO heartily lndOrSe the hope eX-
pe,,iio ''ldmE ut Wien The solaen
| "tuu'hS comes IoIhu ne may DC found
aga! me pas.oI Oh central, .,
~ 80 - ~ SCI tTu anu
'iO9' 80, -ii'e ~ a. S"yp9 ca ~ az
ne 70, 'i"i'. uo az ''ooN ton
me Iat-e9 IeceptoH anu musIcaie gwen
Oy lie Osemlte CIub, society orgdnHa-
ton 1T Stockton. last "Wednesday night was
a most ENJOYABLE affair. There was A very
large attendance. and all were delighted with
the musical numbers rendered nv Nessrs
NJ 1n' - ~ - ~" iNi0e" ~ -e''t'
D'stolH anu Aont"neN''
a very me collation. was prepared Tor the
| guests, and refreshments were served
throughout the evening The large corri-
doris were used for the purpose Of promenade
and dancing. aud when the hour came to
these receptions are given so seldom.
oIiver-Brown Wedding in Oakland
The wedding of Mr.. Waiter S Oliver and
NJ.
MISS Minnie NJ. Brown was celebrated on
the evening Of January Sth at the residence
OF MIR. Giles Il. Gray, IA Tenth street. Mr..
Oliver has been n resid, nj of Oakland ,bont
tbrsa ,-gore hrt Miss Rrr',,,, $50 49, -
t taT sv"iS, one M DE-, Drown arrived out
P to -i ~, coming from
her h,'s M nj w. TGit cue L n'gI ana khoWn
t hel HuSoaAu "heh 'iey were boy ana Giri
VogEe ,ia,u No., ,....o.., A. ,.,
ocraYjnr Iau uecotf.e9 Ihe h9use LOT the
Greens ma TI d p,Gin9iUh o. mowers ana
Young bride c1miHy from fne o1y 70 ,ig
FAST '-'oe' o''"'''s ii'iii tne sho"-oouhd
The bridal counIo ,vera .,torsoa ~. .,..
lfttIe maids The Ni.set Fr,',i ny wv i
Orion Who corried hasee,i i f 4'., anu give
thew scatefed bef0% lie y, 40 " ca, liCi
tIev nreceded tGem throS,g ti"i ~ oourie as a..
the vaitj1y ciar%y g 'i Rey 'Ie ICONS 10
| ID ID, e. '''''''' -'0'' o. IA -A01-eail'
| After portakinp of tha ,voddin,, s,,,,,,r.
MI and Mrs 0IiTer left ft-' ND mvIuf supper
rice and Old SHOES Trnir amy f.i,a InumeL 9i
he on III onots 1neT future nome VIII