The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-11
? THE SOCIAL WORLD.
An Interesting Wedding at the
Spanish Church.
The Simpson Lyeeum Entertainment-Party
IN Cough street-A Los Gatos Hop
Society Notes-Personals.


will bring together the best players in
Southern California, with the possible ex-
ception of Mr.. Arnold.
A dozen friends were agreea5ly enter
tanned at dinner by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Alexander during the week at their home
on Scott street. The guest of the evening
was Mrs. c. August Spreckels.
The regular quarterly social and enter
tainment of the County Monaghan Social
and Benevolent Club will take place at
Metropolitan Temple this evening.
Those entertained by Mrs. Goad at their
't,icnic from Del Monte last week were: Miss
Lewis, Miss Ella Goad, Miss Aileen Goad,
Miss Genevieve Goad, Milton S. Latham,
Peter ID. Martin. j. w. Geary, E. r. Folger
and Z. Scnmiedel
James A Garfield Corps. No. 81, W. r. c.,
will hold an open meeting grabbing social
and rattle for crochet skirt, at ShielS
Building this evening
The eighteenth birthday of Miss Florence
Noolnough was pleasantly celebrated last
week at the residence of the parents on
CLARA street.
Orinda Parlor. No Sc, n. D. G. w, will
give their first anniversary party this even
ing at Odd Fellows Hall.
The August number OF tie Bookbuyer
has for its frontiSpiece a portrait of Mrs
kaie Douglas Wiggin, the California author,
who was also the organizer of the San Fran
cisco Free kindergarten, the first institu-
ton Of its kind ever organized this side of
the Rockies.
The Rev. Thomas Van Ness of this city
will be entertained by the Social and Dra-
matte Circle of the First Unitarian Church
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. o.
Smith of San Jose on Thursday evening
next.
The Simpson Lyceum Entertainment.
An enjoyable entertainment was given
: last evening at the Simpson Memorial NJ. E.
Church parlOrs, on the corner of Hayes and
buchanan streets, in the presence of a large
audience.
Following was the programmes: Piano
solo. Miss Nellie Johns; essay. "a Months
Outing" Mr.. W. a. S. Nicholson; contralto
solo, Miss Gertrude Marrack; recitation,
Miss Eva White; vocal solo. Miss Sadie
Forsyth; London flute duet, MeSsrS. AL
thorpe and BOrnemann inStrumen tai inter-
lude, Professor Dellepiane; contralto solo,
Miss /. V. MeCloskey; lyceum lecture,
"Glimpses of Old England" Rev. +. b.
Pullan, DID.
Following are the officers of the Lyceum,
under whose auspices the pleasant affair
took place; ). l.. G0icher, President; Miss
Julia Renwiek, Secretary; Forest Wyman,
Treasurer; II. i. SpooneT, chOrlster; Miss
Della de Lano, pianist
The Tferney- Danglada Wedding.
Last evening an impressive ceremony at
the Spanish Church Nuestaa Sonora de
. Guadalupe, on Broadway, united in marriage
Miss Isabella L. Daugada, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. I. Darglada, to Mr. Lawrence
Tierney of New York, but at present engaged
in business in this city.
Rev. Father Antonio of the church per-
formed the sacred rite before large con-
- Iuon and with all due ceremonial. The
bridal party consisted of Miss Lizzie Flood,
the maid of honor; Mr.. a. F. Danglada,
best man; Mr.. Harry Stnson aud Mr..
Charles Flood, ushers. Appropriate music
enhanced the impresSiveness of the cere-
mOny, during which the bride, charming
petite brunette, appeared to great advan-
tage.
Although the church was crowded, the
post-nuptIal reception at 202l Frederick
street, the home Of the brides parents, was
limited to the relatives and most intimate
friends Of the family. Congratulations
were prOffered the happy couple. and t he
array OF gifts were wondered over and ad-
mlTed \ delicious supper was served,
and the health of the united pair duly
quatfed. They will go south for tn cir
wedding trip, and will thereafter reside at
q p Frederick street.
The presents, which comprised much silver,
handsome banquet lamp, etagere, etc, in
Guided a dainty fOrget-me-not brooch as
souvenir to the bridesmaid and pretty pearl
pins tor the usheTs.
Among those present at the reception
Mrs. John L. Tierney, the Misses Lizzie and
Emma Flood, MI and Mrs. William Taafe,
Mr.. and Mrs. McNab, Miss Flora Buckley.
the Misses Ida and Flora StinsOn. Mr.. Harry
Srinson, Mr.. Charles Flood Father Antonio,
Mir. and Mrs. John p. Young, Miss Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Bandman, Mr. Frank
Rolla, the Misses Josie and Maud Rolla.
Surprise Party on Cough Street.
A pleasant surprise party was rendered
Miss Kitty Smith by her young lady friends
last Wednesday evening at her residence,
2l1 Gongh street.
Dancing, singing and games were INDUCED
In until midnight, when the guests adj
JonrDed TO the dancingroOm, where boun-
tgaus repast was spread.
9imnug those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. /. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Klung Mr.
ana Mrs. Gibson, MI and Mrs. Tins, Miss
Kitty Smith, Miss Tessie Mulhern, Miss
Mary Bark, Miss Minnie Smith, Miss Jessie
Crawford, Miss Josie Madden, Miss Sarah
Kelly, Miss Marguerite Burk, Miss Theresa
Kelly. Miss Jennie Madden, Miss Fannie
Crawford, Miss Carrie Fargen, Miss Sarah
McGIaham, Miss Emma Holmbs, Miss
Ki.ty Carroll, Miss Lulu Ho!menberg, Miss
Ida Burkhune, Miss Alice Wallace, Miss
Lottie White, Miss Lizzie Grant, Miss Jen-
ME HOPKINS, Miss Kitty Wells, Miss Mary
Wells; MeSsrs. W. EmmersOn, NJ. Ballard,
+. Wiedman, Z. Beutard, Z. Y. Sullivan,
). Homburg, +. Lindstrom, ii. Mephen,
W. Clark, I. Madden, X. Staats. j. Burk,
X Lee, J: Daily, c. Fagen. f. Smith, II.
Herbert, =. Clarity, Ii. Kung, G. Murphy,
O. Watson, f. Conlon, E. Brady, G. Sander
son, +. Summeryille, +. ShTain, Is. Sweeney,
L. Phillips, j. Green.
Hop at Los Gatos.
At the invitation of Captain and Mrs S.
S. Austin Of The Hotel Ell Monte, the young
people Of Los Gatos assembled Saturday
IN
Gatos is known as the center of one of the
finest fruit districts in the State and hun
dreds Of families have recently been added
to the population Of the city.
Among the guests present Saturday night
were Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il. Murphy, Mr.. and
r Mrs. Peter johnson, Mr.. ana Mrs. Robert
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ryland, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. ID. Zeigler Mr.. and Mrs. Fen Mas
sol Mr.. and Mrs. Auhire, DIR. and Mrs.
Colleuder, DR.. and Mrs. Rice, Mr.. and Mrs
{. ". Holden, Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Riddle,
Suyden, L. II. Cooke. NJ. J. Clarke, Charles
Arguelli, W. Z. johnson, Il. l.. Meyer, H.
g. Maynard, Tess -Ryland, j. Burnett, S.
Roberts, j. Troth, }. Mah0ney, F. Kennedy
Kennedy. Miss Kilburn. Miss Calender,
Miss Moody. Miss Bergen. Miss Roberts, the
Misses Maynard, the Misses Johnson, the
Misses Roade. San Francisco; the Misses
5nTnett, Mrs. starr, stockton; Mrs.
Wheeler, Chicago; Mr.. Frank Batchelder,
San Mateo; Mr. and Mrs. P. II. Thosch,
Mr.. G. Z. Trail, Mr.. George d. Wilson, Mr.
Lynne Austin, Mr.. j. +. Forester, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Beck, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Jackson, Miss Lnvegrove. San Francisco
Miss Collier, Miss Merwin, Sacramento.
Juvenile Party on Grove Street.
very enjoyable chldren's party was
given by the Misses Minnie and Adele
Bruno in their residence, 1874 Grove street.
on Saturday evening.
The spacious apartments Of the handsome
mansion were all prettily adorned with
flowers and ported plants in honor of the oc-
caslon' and the evening was passed very
merriy with games and dancing. A magic
lantern exhibition by Professor George
kanzee added greatly to the amusement IF
the little ones.
Among those present were. Miss Jennia