The morning call., 1891-12-26

| with silverware, which had been placed
| there by the couples many friends. Mr..
and Mrs. Burgess were married in Drytown,
Amador County, on December "a, 1866.
After living there four years they moved
to Santa Clara. where their home has been
Tor the past twenty-one years.
Surprise p arty in Oakland.
| One of the most enjoyable parties of tine
| season was rendered to Mr.. Frank w. WILL
lard at the residence of his parents in Oak
land last Wednesday evening in honor of
! his twenty-fitst birthday
The dining-room and parlors were hand
somely decorated for the occasion.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
| Willard. Mr.. Frank w. Willard, Miss
| Grace Sloane. Miss Rose Mcdonald. Miss
Nellie Walters, Mrs. Walters. Miss Mamie
! Collins. Miss Edith ThOrne, the Misses
Maggie and Cassie Collins, Miss Marion
Nolan, Miss Jennie Hyman, Miss Violet
| Stone, Miss Fanny Hastings, Mrs. d. Ro-
land. DIR. Hays, Messrs. Frank Mann. j..
Gilbert. A. Gibbons. Charles Richards.
Laurence Sullivan, James Walls, MIR. Heals,
Louis Deane, j. Barry. J. Keane. Albert
Campbell, Frederick Mays. and many others.
, The following programme was rendered:
Recitation, Somebody's Mother" Miss
Marion Nolan: vocal duet, "W hispering of
! Love- Miss Mamie Collins and Miss Violet
| Stone; solo and chorus, The Little Ones
AT Home" Mr.. John Gilbert; duet violin
and mandolln), MIR. Frank n. Willard, Mr..
Louis Dean, Mr.. J. Barry; comic duet,
| Mora DAY." Miss Marion Nolan and Miss
| Cassie Nolan.
Society Personals.
Miss Jennie Sanderson contemplates leay-
ing in the spring for Europe with her aunt
Mrs. 1ost, 10 permanently join Mrs. San
| derson and Miss Sybil Sanderson.
Miss Minnie Houghton will leave to-day
on visit to her sister, Mrs. Governor Nor
gan G. Buckley of Connecticut
Judge and Mrs. f. T. Baldwin came down
from Stockton yesterday and are stopping
at the Palace Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolf Spence have re-
| turned from a brief visit to San Jose.
Mrs. j. E. Goody has returned from her
visit to Los Angeles and is now residing at
1002A Golden Gate avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. w. b. Wiltshire are back
from New York and are sojournlng at the
Palace.
Mrs. Melvin Chapman. wife of the Mayor
| OF Oakland, is very ill with the grip.
MIR. and Mrs. E. w. Goggin of Shamrock
! Lodge, Belyedere, and 1913 Van Ness ave-
| nue., San francisco, are at the Sea Beach
| Hotel, Santa Cruz for the holidays.
Mrs. A. Skaife is entertaining her mother,
! Nine. +. UZnay, during tire winter at her
residence, S24 Waller street.
| Mr.. aId Mrs. d. B. Hinckley have closed
| their home at Fruitvale, and are with their
sons at the Hotel Pleasanton for the winter.
Miss Emma DIVER, who has been attend
! ing the Sacred Heart Convent at Oakland,
has gone 10 Sacramento TO spend the holi-
day, with her parents.
Miss Winnie Phillips has been visiting
| Vallejo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo Winters and family
! spent Christmas in Washoe Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Kilgariff will occupy
the Groom cottage in Sausalito during the
| winter months
Mr.. and Mrs. II. jain OF this city are
passing the holidays with relatives in
Knights Valley.
Mrs. George Lang and family have come
down from CaiistOga to pass the winter in
| this city.
Mrs. A. T. Hatch was recently the victim
OF runaway accident, wherein she suffered
| severely.
Mrs. NJ. S. Frackelton of the decorative
art department of the Worlds Fair spent
| Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. Wehner of
| San Jose.
Colonel Mark Mcdonald is one of the
latest people who have succumbed tempo
rarily to la grippe.
Mr.. Arpad HarasZthy, late President of
the State Niticultural Commission, is in
Los Angeles for few days, the guest of
his sister, Mrs. Ida Hancock.
DR.. Z. l.. Guild and Miss Guild, of Santa
Baroara, are In town for the Christmas hol-
days aud have apartments at the Hotel
| PleaSanton.
Judge Bellrude Of Sausalito had an attack
OF la grippe and yentured out too soon, cans-
Ing very severe relapse; his lie was in
great danger, but by careful nursing he is
now out of danger.